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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1918

Page

5

Red Cross drive in Mt Vernon towns oversubscribed total

Reports show the Red Cross campaign across Mt Vernon and Clinton townships exceeded its $10,000 goal by $5,827.50 with many workers pledging substantial sums. Some residents refused to contribute, and captains noted mixed receptions while outlining incomplete tallies and forthcoming updates.

Mt. Vernon Clinton Township Red Cross War Fund W. E. McCormick G Lauderbough M. Lybarger McGrackin J. W. Rudin H. Hi. Miller F. Kinney Downls Dowel Mare

King and Queen Visit Aerodrome During American Pilot Training

Princess Work and the King and Queen visited a British aerodrome aiding American airmen in training. The site showcased aerobatic instruction, meteorology courses, and lieutenant qualification in a ten week summer program. Governors and university leaders, including M. Hughes, arrived in Columbus to coordinate war work and strengthen county-state defense ties.

Lincoln Baglioni May Associated Presa King Georges Ameren Telshey Prince Ab Khas Queen Mary Boal London Geanlatine Aehoed Pasaluyg ABC Beltiy Hho Menten Cox Hughes Mint University Oxford Columbus State Defense Council

Danville Near Red Cross War Fund Goal

Danville residents raised funds at a local meeting led by Rev. W Shields and Dowde Muthine totalling 8386.66. The event drew about 250 attendees and boosted Danville’s Red Cross War Fund contribution toward the 1800 target, with the city showing progress but still short of the 32000 goal.

Danville RED Cross War Fund Danvilli

Binder Price Sets Decline Against Wheat Market News

The government fixed the binder twine price at 28 cents per pound amid expectations of possible changes. Prices reflect higher costs versus last summer, with increases tied to storage and commodity trends. A firm in Mt Vernon reports sales of its entire 11K supply, while local dealers quote bale prices between 26 and 27 cents cash and 25 cents a shy. Some dealers await consignments, likely keeping prices near current levels.

Sears Mt. Vernon Fem

Last War Talk at Salem Church Delivered by John Green

John Green gave a final wartime address at Salem Church on Tuesday evening praising the aim of the war and urging disciplined support. A large audience attended as Green urged readers to prepare for the peril and to seek permanent unity in facing the global conflict.

SALEM Herkes John Green

Fraternal Orders to Attend Sunday Memorial Services

Fraternal orders will attend services Sunday to honor a memorial. Rev Wo It Shields will deliver remarks at the Presbyterian church while Vale Anteens meet at the Chamber of Commerce for a napety event following.

Shields Presbyterian Eh Chamber of Commerce and Napety Eurelt

Meeting Attendance for Logan Gaol and Wreston Oil Co.

Mig 82 Josse Rourlek will attend an official meeting at Logan Gaol and Wreston Oil Co on Wednesday in Mutsburgh to witness the event.

Bangs Mig Josse Rourlek Chtet Wiginosr Logan Gaol Wreston Oil.co Jerk Wedneay Mutsburgh

Red Cross Benefit Plans May 28 Event At Butler Church

A community benefit sale and program at Butler church on Saturday May 28 aims to raise funds for Ted Crom and Hughition of Academia. Organizers invite local residents to attend the event featuring refreshments and a light entertainment program.

Red Gross Hutler Whch Butler Church Ted Crom

Novel recruitment by navy in dramatic Great Lakes drill

Recruits to be sought by navy in a novel scheme near the Great Lakes. May to meet on wheels to crusade the Middle West and recruit men for training. Lieutenant John Ronin, ordnance officer, prepares the fleet for action with vessels to be commissioned soon. The fleet includes destroyers, submarines and a serpent vessel, with crews drawn from Great Lakes sailors. Canvas sails, exam ships, and marching bands accompany the cruise as recruitment moves through rail and river routes. Dr H W Blair travels to Columbus on business.

Uebat Lakes Middle West Great Lakes John Ronin Gren Lakes

Mysterious Incident Involving Drove Gents And County Travel

A poorly legible report describes a group of youths from Amity and Clinton in a sequence of travels by bus to Newark and back. The narrative mentions a county event, a march, and a plan to return to Avilius with a horn and other items, with several names and places obscured by OCR.

Jal Monde Ateretug Potien Newark Eliree Hore Biksy Leloussie Bo Clinton Uokie Amity Sherk’ Maihonley Avilius Aiomohili Hervehille Aiony

Branch Organized at Ankenytown Knox County Chanter

Ankenytown branch of the Knox county chanter of the Ret Crags is organized with officers including ChatemgeChy Soler Vive Chain and M. Beehtel as storetary ghia, Pearl Garber as suiremi de Phompson, Mivisory Maintine- Dire. Maret Workman. A committee on lyon prelate finds WIE heagin words if solfedtrans aren borships ummediawels.

Ankenytowne Knox County Ret Crags ChatemgeChy Soler Vive Chain M. Beehtel Storetary Ghia Pearl Garber Asuiremi de Phompson Mivisory Maintine- Dire Maret Lyon

Clothiers to Aid Wool Growers in Market Fight

Clothiers and merchants plan to assist wool producers in a market dispute. The event will be attended by local figures and industry leaders to discuss strategies and support. The aim is to bolster wool prices and stabilize the market through coordinated action.

Clothiers

Automobile Upsets Injure Young Men in City Crash

A car owned by Chanies Hopley and driven by Kant crashed on a Monday afternoon near Latdonvilles and Mayes ville. Two occupants were injured and the driver Denied abott the road while Gillin regained censelessest Mon day HBL Mat nol et account for the accident.

Chanies Hopley Kant Gillin

Greek Alumni Reception Planned in Fredericktown

May 22 event announced by the Fredericktown Alumni Association at the high school auditorium. Members will host a reception to honor alumni and discuss subscription efforts for a war fund drive. The drive, led by C. G. Pubwren, seeks cash subscriptions with a goal of 200 in Thai currency.

Gyour Fredericktown Uhd Predericktown Rehool Alani Ansociation Dunturin U'Eluck Priday Ovonlig

Mwadoo Cuts Down Railroad Exerpe 5200,000 in Chicago

Chaos and confusion surround a Chicago rail project as director general My Adon approves a plan to cut costs. Officials project savings of about 820,000 over four years, with impact on offices and operations in the city.

Mwadoo Chicago Washington Atngie My Adon

Registration Day Fixed by Proclamation

Washington May 21 Proclamation fixes June 5 as the registration day for the selective draft. The action applies to youths reaching age of 18 by the date of registration and requires eligible registrants to appear at their local boards. Fredericktown May 22 M Noble traveled to Columbus to attend the Presbyterian General Assembly.

Caphilis Klofmy Questio Dal Dangalin Iioutedd Gannett Washington Priog Wilsat General Assembly M. Noble Columbus Presbyterian General Assembly

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