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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1910

Page

5

Hiawatha Lake Assembly Plans With Hulley and Bosworth

Mt Vernon residents celebrate securing the Hiawatha Lake Assembly amid lease chances to extend. Dr Lincoln Hulley of John Stetson University and Prof Bosworth of Oberlin will head Bible instruction, with notable lecturers and a strong program planned for 1910 including moving picture entertainments starting July 25.

Mt. Vernon Hiawatha Lake Assembly Knox County L.G. Penn Rose Fx Lincoln Hulley John Stetson University DeLand, Pin Prof. Bosworth Hiawatha Mt. Ve Uon Dr. Bosworth Oberlin Chautauquas H. T. Musselman Philadelphia A. B. Withers West Virginia Hulley Bosworth Biblex Sumner Vinton

Hiawatha Assembly Bookings Spotlight Summer Events

The Hegler Howe club at Hiawatha plans a July program featuring BUCCORA the greatest magician, with two trunks of equipment. Nicola Variety headlines a heavy entertainment load including Duxbury, Wigam, Ott, Lamar, and Senator Dolliver lectures. The management touts a packed, worthwhile season with a grand, beautified park.

Hegler-Howe Heohewire Titae Colimbub Assembly Hiawatha Buccora Nicola Jobo Duxbury Leland Powers A.B. Wigam Edward Amherst Ott A. W. Lamar Senator Dolliver Town John Long Merchant Marine Association of New York City Rose Benson

Park to Open Wednesday With Big Program of Events

Knox county residents are promised a full day of entertainment at the Park opening on Wednesday. The program features balloon ascensions in afternoon and evening, two daring shows by Dare Devil on a ladder and a 70 foot plunge into water, two baseball games, theatre performances, boating, bowling, tobogganing, dancing, and more attractions at Aunt Dinah's pavilion amid a festive carnival atmosphere.

Dinah Knox County Hiawatha Mt. Vernon Imperial Comedy Company E. E. Bliss

Child Injured at Home in North Sandusky Street Incident

Margaret Leblairet, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Leblairet, suffered a painful fall while playing Sunday afternoon on North Sandusky Street. She landed on her right side twisting and bruising her arm. Dr C K Canard attended and found no broken bones.

Margaret Edward Leblairet North Sandusky Street C.K. Canard

Buckeye Building and Loan Company in Columbus

The Buckeye Building and Loan Company at Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio emphasizes conservative lending. Its appraisers study real estate and value, paying five percent on deposits with over 3.9 million dollars in assets, as reported ahead of next week.

Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Rankin Building West Gay Street Columbus Ohio Buckeye

Jury Drawn To Hear Millwood Condemnation Suit

The Millwood School Directors press forward with a condemnation action against Anna Lepley et al to condense land in Millwood for a retool house. Probate Judge rants preliminary prayer. clerk to draw a jury. Names drawn include William J. Cover Middlebury Leander Caywood Wayne Frank I. Craig First Ward and others.

Millwood Aperal Anna Lepley Millwood Gerry Mouny Belmont Wilian J. Cover Middlebury Leander Caywood Wayne Frank I. Craig First Ward W. BE. Blackford Morris Wesley Matheney Pike Huigen —Harrison Banner M. Arlen Pirot Ward Jacob Hendrick Onion Cunninghim College James A. Bell Liberty Byron Price Jefferson Joseph Critchfield Howard Stewder Weller Clinton James Litrimore Hhilliar M. 8 Weaver Mitford

Real estate deeds and offerings in Mt Vernon and Vernon

List of deeds filed and parcels in Mt Vernon and Vernon with sums listed including 140 and 460 dollars. Mentions Simon J. Dudgeon to Martin Horn and Hunteberry to Pickard, with executor Brown’s add in Mt Vernon. Names laborer Thomas Allen and Mary Martha Smith among residents.

Simon J. Dudgeon Martin Horn W. Young Mel Vernon Harley Geubh Centerbury Chine Hunteberry al Adina Watella Pickard Brown Mt Vernon

State Board to adopt new crop yield standards

The state board of agriculture will implement a new system to collect and compute yields. Past wide variance in “full average crop” estimates will be replaced by proportionate grades based on observed conditions. Wheat and oats will be measured first, with barley and rye deferred until results from wheat and oats are analyzed. Correspondents will receive circulars by mail tomorrow.

State Board of Agriculture Evan

Mt Zion lodge subcommittees named for June anniversary

Sub committees of Mt Zion lodge No 9 F and A M appointed from the general reception committee to stage the anniversary on June 24. Speakers and distinguished visitors include R M Greer Wm B Grant Win Sanderson A G Traina L Tate Crom Hen Aimes Daniel F McPeely O Cooksey B O Traina Judge J B Waight Ma Wolverton RU Armstrong Jed 8 Montis. Checking Arrangements led by L F West James A Schaeffer and Harry J Shipley.

Alan Mt. Zion R. M. Greer Wm. B. Grant Win J.B. Waight MaWolverton Armatrong Jed Montis L. FB West James A. Schaeffer Harry J. Shipley

Chief Kohler Cleveland's Exponent of the Golden Rule Policy

A brief profile highlights Chief Kohler of Cleveland as a leading proponent of the Golden Rule approach in city governance. The piece notes his emphasis on fairness, community welfare, and ethical leadership guiding policy decisions.

Chief Kohler suspends golden rule in Cleveland protest

Chief Kohler angrily arrests newsboys selling papers claiming they follow a new policy. He denies bail to those taken to the station, citing disruptions from the critics of the rule. The action targets newsboys on street corners and near patrol wagons amid tensions with the press.

Kohler Cleveland Griliaram Tle Polley Koller Aien Nowadoyn

Insurgents Reported Advancing on Rama From Bluefields

At Bluefields on May 24 a small insurgent force under General Mona feinted before General Moncada’s govern ment troops. They cut Madra column communications with Muelle de log Bueyes west of Rama, captured ammo trains, and destroyed 200000 rifle and quick-fire cartridges. The Madrizists are said to be surrounded as Rama nears surrender.

Bluefields Mona Moncada Madra Rama Anid Dabhiners

Unclaimed Mail at Mt Vernon Post Office

List of unclaimed letters advertised in the Daily Banner includes names such as Albert George, Miss Cornelia Hawehman, Rome Brush and Broom Co, Deval W J Duer, Josephine Gamer, Jerome Hodied, David Moliifiet, Hertha Malotyre, Ming Jermi Taylor Jessie Wilson and others. The notice directs recipients to ensure correct street address or P O box to avoid delays.

Mt. Vernom Daily Banner P. O. Box Albert George 5. Hawehman Cornelia Rome Jessie Wilson Migs Latte Allan Rey Orville Hodgdon Roy Me Hasse Barnettio Horowitz H. Horowitz Joseph Horowitz Horowits Hunward Honey Kelley de. Wesley Lee Mra Edward Ryan A.J Young Sheridan G Dowds

Labor problem at Presbyterian Assembly in Atlantis City

More than 10 000 people packed the auditorium of the $1 000 000 project for a mass labor meeting during the Presbyterian General Assembly. Charles F Nat secretary of commerce did not appear for the scheduled address amid forest and reservation policy tensions. Congressman Bennett of New York said he spoke for the cabinet officer. Jane Minot Reynolds, Paul Revere’s granddaughter, dies in Boston. Earth shocks recorded near Laibach with an apparent catastrophic tremor lasting over two hours.

Presbyterian General Assembly Bennett Atlantis City Charles F. Nat Hennett New York Paul Revere Boston Jane Minot Revere, Reynolds John Phillips Reynolds Joseph Warren Revere Paul Rever

Sun Lake blaze destroys thirty thousand barrels of oil

Lightning caused a tank truck fire at Sun Lake Texas destroying thirty thousand barrels of ojwan. Burglars stole jewels worth about ten thousand in a four raid on the Newark shoe dealer Samuel Vogel home. Panich the aged polo horse dies at A T Jones Poughkeepsie home at 45. In Xenia male colored residents form Amalgamated Order of Clothes Haulers to haul laundry for their wives.

Sun Lake Tex Samuel Vogel Newark N. J A. T. Jones Xenia

Dog Bite Incident Injures Local Resident

A resident of Vernon area was severely bitten by a dog Sunday afternoon near a home on the west side of town. Dr. Harry W. Blair treated the injured person and reported the wound as serious.

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