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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1916

Page

7

Jury Returns Verdict in Favor of Scarborough in Damages Case

The jury for Common Pleas returned a verdict in favor of Scarborough defendant after about forty minutes deliberation. The case, McKay versus Scarborough, sought $1,000 for injuries alleged from an August 1916 incident on East High Street near Division Street when a machine owned by Scarborough struck the plaintiff.

Charles McKay McKay Sear Scarbrough East High Street Division Street Herbert DB Shaffer Ye Frank McDaniels Roye Needle Co. Va C. L. Bowers Blair Smith Gearhart Sarah &. Beach

How She Cured Her Husband

Mrs Sarah Baker of Nottinghill Missouri describes her husband suffering five years with stomach trouble. After trying Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets his blues disappeared and the stomach problem did not return by Monday. She praises the medicine highly.

Sarah Baker Nottinghill Chamberlain

Certificates for Knox county teachers approved after May 6 exam

Certification list shows teachers approved to teach at Knox County schools for one year two year and three year terms. Names include O. D. Spahn Elementary staff Donald Hongher Jeanette Kell Ruth Leploy Alvira Owings Ola Johnson Barbara McIntire Lola McPeek and others. Next exam date listed as Friday in June.

WF Aligires Fia Knox County Heir O. D. Spahn Donald Hongher Jeanette Kell Ruth Leploy Alvira Owings Ola Johnson Babra McIntire Lola McPeek Miller

Nephew Injured in Ak Ron Building Collapse

The Ak Ron building collapse Monday evening left several dead and many injured. Harry Tt. Lingerfield of Dayton sustained a broken sex, son of the late Harry Lingerfield formerly of this city. Wise Lingerfield of Mt. Vernon aided the injured man.

Akron Harry Tt. Lingerfield Dayton Harry Lingerfield Wise Lingerfield Mt. Vernon

Indigestion Trouble Warns of Relief With Chamberlain Tablets

A reader named Maggie Coil describes severe stomach pains and night awakenings from indigestion. After using Chamberlain's Tablets, she can eat without discomfort and reports renewed stomach strength and invigoration following the remedy.

Berlain Testra Maggie Coil L Wouli Tak Chamberlain Chamberlain Hee Rae

Adjudged Feeble Minded Girl to State Hospital

Probate court proceedings report Opal Young of Jeterypy township examined at Bangs infirmary and slated for commitment to the state hospital. Will filings include Alexander Fawcett and Andrew J. McKee in probate, with distributions to spouses and heirs. Contracts awarded by county and various deeds filed across multiple townships.

State Hospital Fawcett and McKee Wille Court House William Mawcett Alice Fowls Anni Shoults Robert Mawcett John B. Fawcett Eleanor Leonard Joseph Leonard Mary E. Fawcett Execuix A. T. Fulton John D. Ewing Andrew J. McKee Bee A. J. Workman Isora Workman Sybil McKee John ©. McKee Cora M. McKee Andrew J. McKee, Jr Robert J. McKee John Nyhartly Tt. D. Grubb Parker, Thornberry and Torbridge Liberty Township Hert Payne Jefferson Township Samuel Clark West Thigh Street

Cough Remedy Claim by Le Mest Succeeds in Hopeful Prep Claims

A letter from W Melinton of Brandon Springs Ath asserts a home remedy named Lim Chamber Harm's Cough Remedy eases whooping cough in infants, claiming wide success and warning of no side effects. The note reflects local remedies and parental concerns in the era.

Melinton Brandon Springs

Ohio Good Roads Federation Pushes County Road Program

The Ohio Good Roads Federation urges immediate planning for a county road program to improve roads next year. It stresses county commissioners must act at the June session, within fifteen mill levies, and concerted action by towns and local bodies to secure funds and develop a unified, statewide system for maintenance and repair. A health symbol note promotes Chamberlain Table tablets as aiding indigestion and constipation.

Columbua Ume Ohio Good Roads Federation Tate Toonl Federation

Hildreth loses control of Grand Theatre in deal

Maud Hildreth transfers sole management and ownership of the Grand theatre to Paul Wildreth who becomes joint owner with Mac F Stephens. Stephens sells his interests as Hildreth continues to operate. Stephens takes a position with the State Electric Co and begins immediately. Hildreth hires Claude Woodward to run the moving picture machine.

Maud Grand Theatre Paul Wildreth Mac F. Stephens Hildreth Stephen State Electric Co Claude Woodward

Chamberlains Tablets Promise Relief for Stomach Trouble

A Spencerport resident reports long standing stomach discomfort eased by Chamberlain's Tablets. The testimonial mentions lasting relief and wide availability as the remedy for digestive issues.

Local Social Notes From Centerburg And Nearby

Numerous mentions of residents visiting relatives in Columbus Akron and Westerville. Families like the Bell Cottons and Fowles shared weekends with kin and friends while others, including Mrs. WJ homers and Mrs. Patterson, hosted or visited in their towns. An anecdotal medical plug highlights Cham berlain s Liniment for rheumatic relief.

Harry Bell Mildred Owing Westerville Ming Lavile Rogers Mra Ta M Friends Columbus Kintnett Cotton Akron Sundar Porenia Utvl Catton Binoy Deere T Best of Columbus Fern C. Fowles Toledo Stra G. G. Fowten HG. Smith Capital City W. S. Purdy Canal Putton FW. Cotton Charles Montgomery Washington Ramey H. Patterson

Rev M C Kirkendall Dies in Tacoma Park Maryland

Former city resident Rev M C Kirkendall died at his home in Tacoma Park Maryland Monday morning after a four weeks illness of stomach cancer. He was 52 and served as president of the Chesapeake conference of the Seventh Day Adventist church. Survived by his wife and four children Viola Blosser Myrtle Miss Ander and Vie ail. Funeral Wednesday at 2 oclock with Wider Ashton officiating at Mound View cemetery.

M. C. Kirkendall Tacoma Park Maryland Chesapeake Gee Stra Viola Blosser North Michigan Myrtle Miss Ander Vie Ail Academa Wider Ashton Mound View Cemetery

Prize awarded to baby Rose in company employee contest

Ferguson Tron and Steel Company of Buffalo offered a prize of a baby buggy and $100 to the male employee who first fathered a baby boy. Richard R. Rose claimed the prize. Mrs Rowe, formerly Trene Dowds of this city, is the mother. The contest aimed to balance the higher birth rate of girls among workers.

Baby Rose Irene Dowds Ferguson Tron and Steel Company Buffalo N. Y Richard R. Rose Rowe Trene Dowds Baby Rowe Perguson Company Comuny

Milford Car Crash Strikes Corner Post Near Bundey

In a weekend incident near Bundey, a car struck a corner post on a wood wagon line. George Petry and family were in town Sunday as Oregon Fike and Harker Busenburg bought new autos. Walter Oe and others were noted returning to Templeton, with several residents mentioned in casual Sunday activities.

Walter Bundey Murmine Templeton Mie Oregon Mitford Robinwon Fens Hla Hoother Robert bin Butzel Columinng Kusinede Medard Seidertoure Clinagead Roinrrow Wikire George Petry Fiko

Local figure noted in Berlin and Ponte fields

A brief notice mentions Mrs. Dror Hhotes returning to a day in Berlin and Ponte. Details are sparse but indicate a personal mobility event involving these places.

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Wise John R. Doells Curtis Public Square Wilkins George Marshall Levi Marshall Mra. J Shearn Thomas I. Winslow Caroline Union Homer B. Levering C. J. Neun Fredericktown Homer M. Allen Mt. Vernon Bridge Co James J Knox County Savings Bank Ancient Greece Mag F. Stephens Anna Pivlit Spencerport Centerburg Dr. LF. Voke Curtis Hotels Dr.Voke L. F.voke PH. G LF. Voke M.D West Sixth Avenue Ohio Milford Tee North Seo Tiesey Malye Miller Clinton Purdy Howard Citizens Gambler Exchange Everly Shoes Everly E. J. Everly Shoe Co Silas Parr Mental Bell Bros Wooster Nogent France Knox Co Comte Rufus Robiano T Hat Prof. Graham Identity Butler Road B. E. Litt & Sons
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