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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1914

Page

5

Reverend Albert Baker to Speak at Brandon Ohio Event

Dr Albert H Baker will preach at the MH church in Brandon Ohio Sunday May 10 at 1000 am He will also present Strange Folks Across the Sea at the ME church Brandon Tuesday This week Pleasant Grange meets May 15 at 8 00 pm with John Cunningham on European Agriculture Knox County Pomona Grange meets May 16 at 10 00 am to confer Pomona degree Names to join are Terrence Mitchell Centerbury RD Meals provided Bring own lunch Box social and pie contest at Horn school May 9 admission free for ladies

Albert H. Baker Brandon Ohio Lomo Baker Hopewell Pleasant Grange Hall John Cunningham Pleasant Grange Knox County Pomona Grange Pomona Terrence Mitchell Centerbury R. D Horn School

Notice to Teachers in Knox County Ohio

Teachers who completed the Ohio Teachers Reading Course must report immediately to the county secretary. Township secretaries have been appointed. Diploma requests require a 25 cent fee. Chas C Meteo Gambier Ohio Secretary Knox Co.

Chas C. Meteo Gambier Secratary Knox Co

Help Wanted Solicitors In Knox County Summer Work

Wanted two or three solicitors for a Mt. Vernon Ohio summer job with a long established local business. Must have horse and buggy or transport. Preference for home canvassing experience but not required. Provide honesty references. Liberal commission. Address B. C. Box 165 Mt. Vernon Ohio. tf.

Knox County Mt. Vernon Kavassing B. C Olio

Administrator's Public Sale of L. M. Cutnan Estate

Auction set for Wednesday May 20 1914 on the Fredericktown road farm. Items include mules cattle sheep shoats sows pigs wheat hay and farming implements with sale starting at 1 oclock and terms to be announced. Erza Turney administrator and W B Owens Auctioneer.

L. M. Cutnan Offewetor Fredericktown Erza Turney L. M. Quinan Dee'd W. B. Owens Auctionaer

Mt Vernon Citizens' Association Annual Meeting Summary

The Mt Vernon Citizens' Association held its annual meeting with its largest attendance in months. Officers elected: President W. A. Ackerman, Vice President Miles J. Fish, Treasurer Laurin Alsdorf, Executive Committee S. M. Woolson A. A. Dowds C. N. Loray. Secret ary L A Stream presented the year ending April 1 1914 financial report with total funds and disbursements across general factory picnic and other funds. The treasury balance reported as 192.21.

Mt. Vernon Association Treasury

Deaths: Charles Shirley Reddix and Mrs. Robert Putnam

Charles Shirley Reddix 29, of Gambier avenue, died at his parents home from tuberculosis. He had lived in Great Falls Montana before returning to Mt. Vernon last fall. Survived by parents and brother Thomas Reddix of Cleveland. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at A. M. E. church with Rev. Day and Rev. Hampton. interment Mt. View cemetery. Mrs. Robert Putnam, wife of Dr. Robert Putnam, died at Brink Haven after a short illness worsened by grip and heart trouble. Survived by husband. member of Retheven Lodge. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at home.

Charles Shirley Reddix James Reddix Gambier Avenue Great Walls Montana Mt. Vernon Reddix Thomas Reddix Cleveland Day Rev Hampton Intermonton Mound View Cemetery Robert Putnam Brink Haven Retheven Lodge

Monthly Meeting of the W O A at the Home for the Aged

The W O A held its regular meeting Wednesday at 2 30 PM at the Home for the Aged with strong attendance. Two new members Mrs H F Miller and Mrs BE Price joined. Donations were received from many supporters including Mina Israel Presbyterian Church Mrs W P Vandercrift Mrs Wm R Wing Mrs Fairchild Mrs Bunn W B Burgess and several churches and individuals with items such as apples oranges bread rolls tomatoes cream pudding and garden produce.

Hf. H. Miller BE. Price Mina Israel Presbyterian Church W. P. Vandercrift

Missionary Class Entertained and Socials at Local Homes

The M P Sunday school Missionary class met at Mrs William Suttons Marion street with Mrs Workman presiding. After a brief business session Mrs Severna was elected teacher and Mrs Huntsharry led prayer. Social hour followed with refreshments provided by Mrs Berringer. The Needlecraft club hosted a six o clock dinner at East High street with carnations on the table and a flash photo taken. Parsonage weddings included Robert Robinson and Mary Elizabeth Dile in Buckeye City and Greer, and John William Kearns with Hazel Louise Pugh in Mt Vernon at Rev J A Long s home. Class 21 of the M P church met at Miss Jennie Loney East Lamertine street for a focused meeting and religious refreshments.

M. P. Sunday School William Sutton Marion Street Workman Namie Pelton Speck Severna Huntsharry Berringer Needlecraft Club Elgin Thompson East High Street Robert Robinson Buckeye City Mary Elizabeth Dile Greer J. A Long Vineatreat Church of Christ John William Kearns Hazel Louise Pugh Mt. Vernon J. A. Long West High Street

Runaway Horseman Causes Minor Injuries Near Danville

A horse drawing and buggy carrying Mr and Mrs Jacob Smith ran away after frightening incident with an automobile north of Danville Ohio on Wednesday. Both occupants were thrown to the ground. Mr Smith had a gash near the cheekbone and Mrs Smith a sprained wrist and bruising. The buggy was badly broken.

Danville Ohio Jacob Smith

Not On Right Track Says Citizens About Gov Cox

A fire at work for the state of Ohio and its citizens leads critics to argue Gov Cox has failed to meet duties. Supporters urge steady leadership amid ongoing state affairs and public concerns.

Gov. Cox State of Ohio

Officials Praise Cox Policies From Republican Supporter

A Northwestern Ohio banker and Republican supporter, Julius Boesel, responds to Congressman J. J. Whitacre's appeal for votes, praising Governor Cox’s tax reform under the Warne law, workmen compensation, and temperance measures. He argues these laws benefit business and labor, calls Whitacre's attacks misinformed, and urges cross party independence in state governance.

J. J. Weitere Julius Boesel First National Bank New Fremen Auglalae Boesel Ohio Whitacre Boerel Boas Chen Ile Tare Boenel Cox State of Navor Tranc They Cos Qox Wiil Democratic Party

Editor Retires From Trb County Leader

Danville Ohio May 7 F C Padgett editor and owner of the Trb County Leader left for Columbus to enter a sanitarium for tuberculosis treatment after a rapid decline in health. He will entrust business to partners and turn over duties.

Danville Ohio F. C. Padgett Trb County Leader Columbus

Kenyon DeFeated by Gambler Laws 6–0 in Baseball

The Gambler Laws defeated Kenyon 6 to 0 Wednesday afternoon in a baseball game. Gambler Laws scored early and never trailed as Kenyon struggled on offense and defense.

Gambler Laws Kenyon

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