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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1918

Page

7

Peirce describes Paris as full of interest during war mission

An American Red Cross envoy and Kenyon College president William Foster Peirce recounts days in Paris with associates including Serbian minister M Vesnitch and Amile Hantroux. He notes a patriotic meeting at the Sorbonne, a lecture on pan German socialism, and efforts to learn French before entering the trenches to support Allied forces.

Paris William Foster Peirce Kenyon College Gambfer France Red Cross Peirce America Mun Petree William Nelson Cromwell M. Vesnitch Amile Hantroux French Academy Sorbonne Hdmond Laskine

Samimies Do Little Drilling in France

Relatives receive a letter from Maurice W. Rice in France with a machine gun battalion describing the work as different from army camps in the United States. He notes less drilling tone and more varied tasks, and mentions meeting many fine entertainers among the troops.

Maurice W. Rice France United States

Gambier Discharges Prisoner After Alleged Shooting Case

Glen Fry Ashburn, charged with shooting at Mrs. William Frawler with Intent to wound, was discharged by Mayor Barr as the case was heard in police court Monday morning. Mrs. Ashburn was in Gambier on the day of the alleged shooting. Additional charges may arise from the incident.

Glen Fry Ashburn William Frawler Barr Ashburn Gambier

Helping One's Self Appeals To Nearly Every Person

Advertisement urges personal thrift and savings to benefit family government and community. Promotes Eesti Tekeye State Building and Loan Company in Columbus Ohio, with a five percent rate on time deposits and a bold savings appeal.

Liberty Roads Tekeye State Building & Loan Company Rankin West Gay St Columbus Ohio Algete

Court News and Legal Notices From Common Pleas to Real Estate

Court actions include Union Central Life Insurance suit against Shaffer for 2900 with mortgage security. Bishop Insurance case yields injunction dissolved. Probate reports show Elizabeth Hebout estate account $417. Lunacy ruling commits Bile Frye to Columbus aut hospital. Cross petition seeks sale of Marie Ralston estate realty with $16.25 claim. Marriage license issued Waldomerson McDonald and Ann Elizabeth Kauffman. Real estate transfers include several deeds and lot sales with prices listed.

Bult Common Pleas Court Union Central Life Insurance Co William I Carrie D. Shaffer Freer & Cromley The Plains Blair Bishop Insurance Co Samuel A. Darling Cross Joseph and Georgy Meyers Tied & Cross George W. McNabb Marie Ralston

County Honors Roll For Districts As Flags Awarded

All districts in the county earn honor roll status as flags are awarded to schools and programs showing excellence. Officials note broad achievement across communities and a shared commitment to student success.

Car Plunges Into Ditch on Granville Road

Lannon Stritt and others were injured when their gravel-covered car lost control Sunday and plunged into a deep ditch along Granville road. The vehicle dropped and broke a front wheel but was otherwise undamaged. rescuers hauled it out with a block and tackle.

Lannon Stritt Dee Granville Road

Unclaimed Mail Advertised May 6 1018

Notice lists numerous individuals and entities including Mra Rossin Tilman EB M Bows Leona Brown Estella Al Cont Miss Madalena Johnson Richard Lorentz W G Lyons Wm Moore Wigman Co McConnell Mrs 0 McGugin Mra Charity A Shannon Ferrel Blephens Jed Brewart Derthy Yoakum E R Frank Harpel P M for unclaimed mail released May 6 1018 and to be advertised. postmaster details.

Tieden Rossin Tilman EB. M. Bows Leona Brown Estella al Madalena Johnson Richard Lorentz W. G. Lyons Wm. Moore & Wigman Co. McConnell McGugin Charity A Shannon & Ferrel

Knox County Oversubscribes Third Liberty Loan Goal

Knox County records show an oversubscription of 221 250 dollars in the third Liberty Loan drive the county’s greatest oversubscription to date. Chairman W A Ackerman announced every district is over the quota with final tallies pending and heavy late rush cited. Fredericktown led with oversubscription on Saturday as public honors were given for the effort.

Knox County W. A. Ackerman Acker Main Herlow Fredericktown Ackerman Hl. B. Clemin Danville Centerburg Mr. Ackerman

Y. M. C. A. Team Defeats Colored Hitterists

The Y M C A team edged the Colored Hitterists seventeen to four at the athletic park in a close contest. Glover, Smith, and Hardin comprised the Colored team battery while Corcoran and Blybaugh pitched for the Y M C A side.

Athletic Park Glover, Smith and Hardin Corcoran and Blybaugh

Brinkhaven Anglers Seize Opportunity Says Forbing

Guy Forbing of Brinkhaven claims local anglers are taking advantage of a new chance to fish, as he notes that the Buffalo Suckers have begun to riffle and honk a few fish, sparking activity among the community.

Guy Forbing Brinkhaven Forbing

Ramuel Beeman Suffers Hand Injury At Work

Ramuel Beeman lost two fingers when his left hand was mashed at 7 o clock Monday morning at a Pennsylvania shop. He was rushed to the hospital for treatment and his condition was listed as serious but stable.

Ramuel Beeman Pennsylvania Shopn

Two Men Respond to Craftsmanship Draft Call

Orta D. Maker and Clinton J. Magers notified the local exemption board of their desire to enter military service as skilled workers after a craftsmen call, announced Monday. The board expects the moment to come soon, likely within four days, while Dwight T. McNabb and Ralph W. Walker were granted permission to enlist in the navy.

Orta D. Maker Clinton J. Magers Dwight T McNabb Ralph W. Walker

Sergeant Englehardt Arrives in France with Seventh Regiment

A letter arrived Monday announcing Sergeant Walter S. Englehardt s arrival in France. Englehardt formerly served with the Seventh Regiment C N G before its dissolution and later with a field artillery unit at Camp Sheridan. He recently completed officers training in Texas and will likely seek a commission.

Walter S. Englehardt France Englehardt Cra Seventh Regiment Ter Camp Sheridan Aln Officers’ Training School Texas

Baptism at West High Street Bridge Draws Hundreds

About 200 people gathered Sunday afternoon to witness the baptism of two at Calvary Baptist Church rites near the West High street bridge. Reverend Carpenter of Columbus performed the ceremony. Reverend Miller preached at Hedding chapel Sunday afternoon. The annual thank offering for the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society was received.

West High Street Bridge Calvary Baptist Church Carpenter of Columbus Hedding Lias HL Miller Hedding Chapel Woman's Foreign Missionary Society

Plan W S Meetings for Batemantown and Pike Church

Patriotic meetings are set for Tuesday night at Batemantown and Pike Church, both starting at 8 15. Rev M S Freeman will speak at Batemantown while Vernon Quine will sing at Pike Church. Theil Guadet will sing at Datemantown and a speaker from Fredericktown will address the gathering.

Datemantown Pike Church M. S. Freeman Vernon Quine Theil Guadet 1. Warner Predericktown B. Wo Atulhane Vernon

Red Cross Knocks Out 8481 Dressings in April

The Knox county chapter delivered 8,481 surgical dressings in April marking its largest monthly shipment to date. The focal Red Cross chapter coordinated the effort with volunteers and local facilities contributing to the total.

RED Cross Perss Focal Chapter The Knox County

Stone fails enlistment exam in all branches

D. C. Stone, son of Dar Stone, after permission to enlist in any branch, is rejected by the navy and Marines for defective sight in one eye. He is under Youngstown employment board jurisdiction and will likely go to camp in May.

Teservier D.C

Former Resident Dies in Cedar Rapids

The death of Mrs. James Patterson, a former city resident, occurred Sunday at her daughter Dora McDonald’s home in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She is survived by two sons, one in Oskaloosa, Iowa, the other in Denison, Iowa. The body will be brought to Algonquin for burial Wednesday.

Worl James Patterson Tits City Mra Dora McDonald Cedar Rapids Towa Mra Patterson Oskalonsa Jows Patterson Denison Att Vernon

LOCAL GIRL APPEARS WITH RED CROSS NURSES

A photo in the Sunday Dispatch shows Miss Elizabeth Vorcoran, once of the city, with Columbus Red Cross Hospital unit No 5 at Hampton Road Virginia. Mrs Corcoran of South Rogers Street is cited. Twenty two applicants sought county school positions in an exam held Saturday.

Elizabeth Vorcoran Columbus ‘Dispatch Peture Columbus Red Crane Hospital Hall No. 5 Hampton Road Corcoran Lotr Coreoran South Rogers Strees Bowebers Tig Bith Selina

Surgery by Telegraph Reaches Remote Australia

A surgeon 1,800 miles away directed a Hall's Creek operation after a fall left a patient with serious injuries. With no local doctor within 1,000 miles, telegraph signals connected Perth doctors who sent instructions including a razor to perform a roadside operation, which was carried out successfully.

Australia Hall's Creek Perth

War Savings and Thrift Stamps urged for youth

The piece urges youngsters to develop savings habits to support a prosperous future. It frames Uncle Sam as prioritizing national manhood amid wars and promotes buying War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps as a show of appreciation and a path to independence.

Sam

Thrift Stamp Message From North Main Couple

A fragmentary note shows a morning event at the home of Mr and Mrs J B Rawlinson on North Main Street. The text references War Savings and Thrift Stamps, urging readers to buy stamps to cultivate thrift, enabling savings and wise spending in the future.

Wid J. B. Rawlinson North Main Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pres. Peirce Maurice Rice Court News Mary Baret A. Hebout Elizabeth Hebout Bile Frye Autc Lospital Mill Wood Waldomerson McDonald Ann Elizabeth Kauffman Mt. Vernon Tey J. A. Loni Hickman Mina Gribaugh Waterford Lewis P. Richert Irene Richert Brown W. HW. Mossholder T. 1 Mensant Union Township Lydia EB Workman Cemetery Joffle M. Rice Lydia E. Body Knox Ee BANK Knoxea Teachorn Israel B.D. Herron Knox Way Madras Cretonnes Sunfast Madras J. S. Ringwalt Company Uncle Sam Kokosing Batemantown and Stone Ingain Woolson’s Dept. Store Uus Avantadi the Daily
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