Local notices list visits and events in Mt. Vernon area
Butter 260 exes 200 mentions poisoning remedies and Hanford products. Warnings and medical tips appear alongside social visits with Mrs. Shipley and Mrs. Rankin. Community events include a Bangs literary society meeting and a dance at O T M hall. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or report illness at home, with ads for Woolson's store and Gambler Street livery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
W. Ly Fisher
Newark
William Buxton
Howard
Wootson
Bangs Literary Society
Pest
Benjamin Shipley
Por Burns
Curtis Martin
Chicago
N. W. Allen
Births Reported in Local Area During Weekend
A birth Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs David Larrabee of We Pheseaat street. A second birth Monday morning to Mr and Mrs John McGibney just north of the city on the Western road. A daughter born at Mt Werpon Medical and Surgical Banitar Sunday to Rev and Mrs J M Wellh of East Chestnut street. Also a note on blood poisoning risks and home remedies, urging caution after accidents.
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Bereen
Woolson’s
Luther Barre
Columbus
Mra
William We
James A. Schaeffer
Danville
Wee Twyla Smith
Mulberry
Margaret Reynolda
Frand Tuddle
Akron
Bird
North Main Street
Vine Street
AJ. Hocker
Eva Tloomer
North Seventh
Mt. Vernon
Honry Hentwick
Newark
A Won Wae
Mir
David Larabee
We Pheseaat Sirent
Ae A Som
John McGibney
Weester Road
A Daughwr
Mt. Werpon Medical and Surgical Banitar
Fms
Rev
Mra. J. M. Wellh
East Chestnut Street
Grandma Hagerman Claimed by Frightened Calf Incident
In Mount Vernon Ohio at about 7:30 Monday morning Grandma Hagerman, 20, tripped by a frightened calf in her daughter’s yard. The animal knocked her down and broke her left hip. A physician arrived but she remains in very serious condition with injuries beyond the hip fracture.
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North Liberty
Ohio
Alumni Banquet In Martinsburg.
Martinsburg Ohio May One hundred members of the Martinsburg High School Alumni Association attended the annual banquet in the town hall Saturday evening. Toastmaster Carl Van Voorhis presided. Probate Judge Philip Wilkins and several local residents attended. An Utica orchestra provided music and Caterer George H Jones served a five course banquet.
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Martinsburg
Ohio
Martinsburg High Reboot
Carl van Voorbis
Vernon
Philip Wilkins
Jay R. Clutter
Charles W. Hayes
J. McCullough
George H. Jones
Mt. Vernony
Obscure Dialect Note Spurs Patchy Local Brief
Reading from the Washington Star, a garbled dialect line hints at a community incident or event but yields no clear names places dates or actions. The fragmentary OCR text leaves the core event and involved entities unreadable.
Promoted To Philippines As Dental Surgeon
Vr. Leater Ogg formerly of Mt. Vernon now first lieutenant dental surgeon of the United States army will be relieved from duty at Letterman General Hospital San Francisco and proceed to Manila sailing on the transport Sherman leaving San Francisco about August 1813. Mrs. Ogg daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hilliar of North Park street will accompany her husband as they remain in the Philippines for three years. Dr and Mrs Ogg write they greatly enjoy army life especially while in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vr. Leater
Ogg
Mt. Vernon
United States Army
Latterman General Hospital
Presidio
San Francisco
California
Manila
Philippine
Sherman
Thomas Hilliar
North Park Street
Philippines
Mre. Oxy
San Francisca
Amazons of Dahomey Women Warriors in Life in the Legion
In Life In the Legion Mr Martyn recounts his Foreign Legion experiences with Dahomean women fighters described as formidable. They used Spencer carbines and machete like weapons, fought fiercely, and even disarmed a Marine before biting his exposed pose.
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Mr. Martyn
Legion
Foreign Legion
Preach Army
Dazed the Crown Prince and Oddities of Royal Life
A chaotic jumble of anecdotes and extracts recounts a German crown prince’s discomfort with a too obsequious servant and a succession of oddities from polite society to naval tales. Included are a misfired warning to a throne heir, a servant’s comic misread, and vignettes of etiquette and eccentric club talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bough Frawer
Bin
Frenchman on golf lampoons the absurdities of the game
A Paris Journal contributor quips at golf's foibles and the sport's evolving forms. He mocks level grounds, artificial holes, and the many clubs, comparing golf to stone breaking and noting the ritual of caddies, misdirected hits, and the spectacle of players and audience alike in a late 19th or early 20th century tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Journal
van Caddie
Obituary notices from Mt. Vernon history recount deaths
Miss Anna Elizabeth Buckingham dies after stroke at 23 near West Vine Street. Born October 7, 1889, she attended St Vincent de Paul high school, Ohio State University, and worked with her brother Fred J. Lawler in Goth. Survived by mother Mary Buckingham and brother Fred J. Lawler. Funeral at St. Vincent de Paul Church with interment at Calvary Cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of ten-year-old Willard Paul Simpkins from measles, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ramsey Miser, reported from Knoxville. Funeral services for Willard at St. Vincent de Paul Church and burial at Calvary.
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Anna Elizabeth Buckingham
Anna Maxabeth Buckingham
Weat Vine Street
Miss Buckingham
Abe
Mise Muckingham
St. Vincent de Paul's High School
Ohio State University
T Nealth
Fred J. Lawler
West High ‘Street
Mary Buckingham
St. Vincent de Paul
Willard Paul Simpkine
Willard Paul Simpkins
Wand
Jay Simpkins
North Catherine Street
St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church
L. W. Muthane
Calvary Cemetery
Swear Off Day For 10000 Boys In New York
In New York on May 5, 10000 elementary school boys aged 6 to 12 pledged to quit cheap candy highly colored beverages and espresso drinks. The event, led by Dr. C Ward Cramp ton, secretary of the Public School Athletic League, marked a citywide pledge to avoid alcohol and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. Ward Crampton
Crampton
Public School Athletic League
Stamping the Bank Cashier Debate in a Punch Cartoon
A humorous Punch caption features a cashier asking a woman how she wants her payout, gold or notes, and the woman choosing gold while insisting she is not madam. The vignette plays on the era’s coinage and bank scene satire with a concise verbal punch.
Commencement Gifts at The Arnold Store Mt Vernon
The Arnold Store Mt Vernon offers a wide stock of commencement gifts for men and women including books fountain pens boxed stationery ink stands and paper knives. Also leather traveling cases and gentlemen’s accessories with pennants and pictures to suit graduates.
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Kk. O. T. M. Hall
Joseph P. Rankin
Charles BL ‘Curtis
John L. Headington
Washington, D. C
Beo Waddell & Gaines
Gambler St
Moa
V. Trott
Mt. Vainon Wa Delivery Co
Miva
Helen Blokerberger
Mana Bald
Anna Huckingtam
Woolkon
Mere Hi
Alapach
North Eleventh Street
Porter D. McConaughey
Hanfard
of Festival Association
H. W. Bowden
Mount Vernon
W. A. Clemmer
F. C. Levering
Hal M. Kexleaven
W. Crippen
Minnbeal
William M. Coup
Theator
Society News
Ralph
Ringwall
Hewlett
Alridge
Weakington
Mr. Gribber
the Crown Prince
Raehen
Papachion
Bucky’ Brown
Bucky' Brown
Everybody
Singera
Bayi
Detroit
Patti
Nicolini
Albani
Ernemi Gye
Ame
Albaul
Gyebell
Ernant
Ernest
Dewey
Ropers
Brent
Metamorn
Pottawatomlesy
Forrest
Vaehs
Elizabeth Ramsey Miser
M. Miser
East High Street
Knoxville
Mia
Hanverh Ramsey Miser
Geo. Miser
Arnold
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