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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1910

Page

8

Local Notices and Ads From Mt Vernon Page

Mt Vernon locals note small town happenings. Mrs. Mary Cornwell dies in Coshocton County and funeral held at home. Mayor Huntington Brown visits city seeking Republican congressional nomination. Various shoppers visit Woolson’s and Beck’s stores for sales on mantles and furniture. Local residents travel to Columbus Toledo Granville and Millersburg for business and events. The column lists department store items, sales, and upcoming auctions, plus community notices and a Knights of Columbus trip.

Larimore Newark William Koons Bind Maburg Bite John A. Nash Boston Mt Vernon Joseph Jasper Marion Street Mt. Vernon Hospital Ian M. Berry Mt Vernon Hospital Rome New York Huntington Brown M. Reid Das Hot Platen Westeon Mary Cornwell Mra Newton Bock Thin City Coshocton Ganovens Woolson George Beaver Dayton Ohio Beck's Wortham- der Atreet L. T. Cromley Millers- Dure William White North Mainstreet Butler Granville Stella Woolson's Milton Simpkins Columbus C. Preston Ruch Thin ‘City Centerbury Woolson's Department John Colopy John McDonnough Presbyterian Missionary Hody Y Mi Vernon Society Uefa Arnold’s J. Barnhart Orr Canning Co Chelovilly Norwalk Oho A. Weiss Wiebert Arnpld Norh Sallavury Aaron Mercer East Chestnut Street Mt Elon Lodge No 9 F.& A.M. Wrigay

Ballot eligibility ruling looms on candidate acceptances

State officials weigh whether candidates who filed petitions without early declarations of acceptance may have their names placed on ballots. The Attorney General’s opinion is awaited as election boards question the legality of late acceptances. Clinton township school board met to confirm resignations, levies, and staff for 1910 1911 with several new and reappointed members and teachers.

Denman Thompson Columbus Dispatch Atate

Northern Baptist Convention gathers in Chicago in May

Chicago hosts a major Northern Baptist Convention with 3,000 to 4,000 delegates and as many visitors arriving by train. The Bartlett Gymnasium at the University of Chicago hosts the meetings presided by Dr Harry Pratt Judson. Major Baptist organizations will review church work and worldwide mission efforts under a new, centralized convention structure.

Chicago Baptist Church Chiicago Northern Baptist Convention University of Chicago Harry Pratt Judson American Baptist Morelyn Missionary Society American Baptist Homie Missionary Society Amerion Baptist Washington, D. C Hughes New York Oklahoma City Portland Ore

Train opening triggers Texas town celebration

A large party from Amarilla plans to travel to Ploydata tomorrow to greet the first passenger trains on the Sinatry’s new line across the eastern middle plains. Ploydata will be the line’s terminus, opening a fertile region, with a two day celebration including a parade and festivity.

Texas Amarilla Tex Ploydata Pamenger Sintaty Ploydada Craife Ie

Society Notes Silent Butler Nuptials

Balt Rinehart farmer Guy Belt of Butler and Milassander Moehart of Madensburg quietly married at 10 o'clock Thursday evening at the M B parsonage in Butler Rev GC T Goodwin officiating. They plan to move to a farm in Hike towneli and were surrounded by a close circle of friends.

Balt-Rinehart Guy Belt Butler Milassander Moehart Madensburg Knownourily Moat Stoemmfil M. B T. Goodwin

Massive Losses From Mail Deletions Prompt Postal Reforms

The department reports a sharp drop in the amount of mail directed to the dead letters division, despite $59,078 in unclaimed letters and over $2,000 in drafts and money orders. About eight million pest cards were destroyed without record, while bond letter sales and currency for postage totaled 120,234. Special instruction in proper addressing of postal matter is being introduced nationwide to curb ongoing losses. Mr Raymond Arnold of Danville is noted as a contributor to the Mt Vernon event.

Social News Notes From Local Residents and Visitors

Freee PER ee Bladenburg BBebb oett Rev Nawconit and wife of Harting hosted guests including Mfr Mire Mack Wipgine. Last night Mr and Mrs fra iumnberk of Mow ond Were Bunsy visited Blyr atone and wife. Sallie Harris stayed with C Crumline. a large class of mine pupils for summer. Maud McKee spending weeks with Mrs Horn. Mr and Mrs Marion Notria with son Walter Mossholder and wife visited Martinsburg. Lulu Russell stayed with Ina Wiggins. Mrs Melvin Davison returned from Pennsylvania. Win Colgin and family were Sunday guests at Mrs Earlywine’s farm. May 2 a girl.

Nawconit Harting Mfr Mack Wipgine Fra Iumnberk Mowond Blyr Atone Mia Sallie Harris Crumline Misa Maud McKee Mra C. Horn Mire Marlon Notria Walter Mossholder Martinsburg Wai Frey Lulu Russell Ina Wiggins Melvin Davison Io Eenn

Singing at Mt Zion and local social notes

There will be singing at Mt Zion next Saturday night May 7 with Mr George Harris giving a talk on vocal mute and other subjects. Several residents visited, and many events include illness and a new baby. Miss Evaline Schooler returned home from Bladensburg to finish high school. Mr Roy Hargesty passed the Boxwell exam at Mt Vernon. Mr and Mrs Charles Scolea welcomed a son born April 29. various visits and church attendance noted.

Mt. Zon George Harris Miates Gertha Bertha van Winkle Ottie Baird Bladensburg Lorel Welrick Baa Charles Layton Warren Ohio Evaling Wave Schoo Earl Bureh Olver Ashcraft Henry van Winkle Milton Hagee Mladensburg Mise Aun Nicholls Clara Movament Ofladensburg Misa Evaline Schooler Roy Hargesty Mt. Vernon Charles Seolea Gambier Wm. Mercer Leo Donahey Galena

Religious services and local gatherings noted

There will be preaching at the Mus dcal Sunday morning and evening with many expected to be baptized at Riley Chapel. Local residents attended funerals, visits, and hospital recoveries. several families spent Sunday with relatives and neighbors across Morgan Center, Columbus, Gallon, and nearby towns.

Mus Dcal Riley Chapel Neff Dile Nancy Morgan Center Geo, Hoyman John Stull Howard Mra J. T. McLannan Love Dudgeon J. Hoyman Protentmit Columbus Chas, Knox Allee Heatt Vernon Friday Himer Parmer Cleo L. B Beott Roy Widgery J. Phillips Tom Clark

Local social notes from Monroe Mills and surrounding area

Mr and Mrs R B Gilbert hosted guests of Mr and Mrs T B Patterson at Mr Vernon on Sunday. Mrs John VanAtta and son Joseph of Howard visited Mrs Wm Wagner on Monday. Mr and Mrs Roy Grubb of Mr Vernon stayed with Mr and Mrs S Lybarger on Sunday. Miss Tul Elliott of Pipeshile visited her sister Mrs F W Horn last week. Mr and Mrs James Robinson spent Sunday with relatives at Mt Vernon. Mrs Matthews and son from Colorado are guests of Mrs Prod Henwood. Mr Edward Dever was in Newark on business Thursday afternoon.

Mra R. B. Gilbert T. B. Patterson Vernon John VanAtta Joseph Howard Wm. Wagner Roy Grubb James Robinson Mt. Vernon Mattiews and Son Colorado Prod Henwood

Gambier Union Meeting and Local Notices

Gambier Union meets. church services in basement this Sabbath. auditorium closed for carpet cleaning. Dr Work may move to Mt Vernon this spring. Ten youths attended a Fredericktown contest described as the county’s premier event. Funeral of a cousin near Amity attended by Mr and Mrs Stanley Williams. Mrs Cary Parker and daughter from Cleveland returned home after Mrs Lewis White’s funeral, joined by Mrs Alfred Fish. Mr Vincent took over Amity High School.Superintendent Pauline Lybarger ill with typhoid. James Walker with walking typhoid. Epworth League officers elected for the year with Fry, Vernon, Parker, Ayers, Miah, Chance, Herbert Ayers, Gladys Mercer, Ethel Vernon. Mrs J A Richie and daughters Adam and Lillian injured near Gambier depot when auto jolted buggy. Mrs Richie bruised, wrist sprain. daughter unhurt. Judson Vincent went to Columbus on business.

Gambier Union St. 8 Work Mntt Mt Vernon Fredericktown Stanley Williams Amity Cary Parker Cleveland Lewis White Alfred Fish Vincent Metcalf Pauline Lybarger James Walker Epworth League D. L. Fryst Danny Vernon Winifred Parker Bessie Ayers Stella Miah W. D. Chance Herbert Ayers Gladys Mercer Ethel Vernon J. A. Richie Adam Lillian Gambier Depot Bladenaburg Home College

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