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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1918

Page

6

Advice From Enemy Aliens Aimed At Patriots

AP report from Tanner Cleveland May 22 discusses an editor’s published letter warning Americans about enemy alien influence. It cites how Germans and others warn relatives to withhold information and urges citizens not to discuss the war in public or on trains or stores, highlighting dangers of informers and cautionary chatter.

Pleveland United Army Germany Mayland France Njco Ty Asew Gun Run Hora Sagan Inia Suter Haviland Alan Flow Pe Xonglers Unital Witsagin Sneye Amerengol Jon

Palmyra Palmyia May Day Notes

Fragmented local item from Palmyra May Day scene mentions Mr and Mrs, Bos Chambers and son Auten from Akron visiting neighborhood. Ted Crow party, collection of contributions discussed, transit and social notes interwoven with names Mansfeld and Kennedy. context unclear due to garbled OCR.

Palmyia Bog. Chambers

Neon Pro Club Hosts Milford Social Afternoon

Milford Milford May 21 The Neon Pro club entertained at Mrs AO Gant home Thursday afternoon with refreshments. Kenneth Mastellar visited over the weekend with relatives in Milford Vernon. About twenty men from Milford attended. Bilwa Gearhart was taken to Mt Vernon hospital Sunday for treatment.

Milnohd Neon AO Gant Fod Mer OW Tanner Mane Chapnun Newark Mt Vernon Bark Wrinkt

Ankenytown notes on visitors and relatives May 21

In Ankenytown on May 21 James Mester quieted Work Man and wife Sunday Md Clay Syler and com went to Indiana to visit Mr and Mrs. Grubb and son Adin with Ankenytown relatives. Otto Jobnetown and others visited. Mr and Mrs Lentio spent time with Mr and Mrs George Blyles and Johann Bechtel planned a trip to Indiana to visit North Manchester. Classified ads pay.

Ankenytown James Clay Syler Dante Indiannnolly Fylera Juirente Louse Grubb Adin Mui Wits Jobnetown Werkman Wenman Con Calum Instant Rt Lentio Apenterr George Blyles Johann Bechtel Indiana Thiseday Vial Manchester

Brine Drinkhaven Local Notices Mixed Visit Reports

May 22 events note Pendrick's trip to Camp Sherman Chillicothe Wordnesday. Hibbets family and Jennie visited Millersburg over Sand. Po Parker and ron Ton of At Vernon visited relatives. McClurgs of Hanville spent Sunday with Halley family. Shoemaker of reville visited her mother Robison of Millerntrg. Purdy of Kilthick was in town Saturday.

Drinkhaven R. Pendrick Camp Sherman Chillicothe Onear Hibbets Jennie Millersburg Po. Parker Ron Thurston Vernon Robert McClurg Hanville WW. Halley Edward Shoemaker Reville Helen Robison

Local social notes from Eagle Grove area

May 2s report shows residents visiting relatives and hosting guests across nearby towns. Names include Dorothy Bishop, Mrs Otto John xan, Miss Viola Ransom, Willig Harris of Plymouth, H O Torna, Leng Motinere, Minne, WW Shipley, Frank Grant and Susan Grant, Phillippa Mansfeld, Marshell Phillipe, Dwight Montgomery, Donard Landra, Joseph Reefer, Lloyd Shira, and Corwin. A funeral was held for Ditters Harrison. Mrs Stean Grant recently regained health.

Eagle Grove Mixa Dorothy Bishop Bey Slater Otto John Xan Hatemanton Viola Ransom Willig Harris Plymouth Torna Pronneet Leng Motinere Ankenytown WW. H. Shipley Prank Grant Cleveland Susan Grant Mike Grace Phillipa Mansfeld Marshell Phillipe Dwight Montgomery Donard Landra Joseph Reefer Lloyd Shira Ditters Harrison Hurler Munday Tey Sire Corwin Jay Montgomery Stean Grant

Pleasant Hill Socials Include Visits and Showers

May 22 events show Havel Kirkpatrick of Manafield opening Sunday with family. Opal Lucan and Charles Alex wider hosted visitors from dillian. Terri Howard Blake Statler and Doc Proed part of Sunday events with Lilian and Marie. Mini Opal Lucas visits grandparents in Fredericktown. Gerald Allogal receives many gifts at a large shower from about 70 friends. Kent school connections and nearby residents noted in Sunday gatherings.

Havel Kirkpatrick Manafield Minh Kirkemtrel Mit Opal Lucan Charles Alexwider Hunday Dillian Marie Cecil Page Ackman Tia Mt Vernon Jobauthow Owen Wheateratt Lloyd Matthews Terri Howard Blake Statler Lilian Cenk Pape Opal Lucas Tk Mrr Ob. Lueax Catharine Laewle Fredericktown Ail Gerald Allogal Mek Aunger Hurger Zelua Heed Kent Lester Uroper Arkehytown Herman Gower

Local notes from CENTERBUNG area May update

May 21 reports residents visiting Columbus Newark and Mt. Carmel Hospital. Several moves and visits noted including Mr and Mrs Willian Howe Kirkpatrick families moving to Cardington Nellie Thomas leaves for New York nursing duties at St Luke's Hospital Della Thomas and Amadoo households in Columbus attendances and minor travel details.

Charles Shwedy Columbus Meadora Newark Mt. Carmel Hospital Poland of Mansfeld Mino Blanche Hicks Metcalf ME Vernon Waldo Howe Price Willian Howe Kirkpatrick Cardington Woo Mnglich Alegendeia Mea M. Thaman Minn Nellie ‘Thomas New York City St. Luke's Hoapital Mint Nelle Chadwick Huntloy Mike Helen Beinhower George Harrie Mise Della ‘Thomas A Kere Colmbus Mae Huth Amadoo Poulson OTS Hishon Insurance Company Histon Tittie Myron Tishap Columbus Barrada Prost Mt Carmel Hospital Volininie Bien Jardon Sting Mie H. Maehart Howe Westerville Tate Kidner Akron Mra Dera Burkert

Unclear local notices from Columbus area report

Fragmentary OCR reads as a sequence of personal mentions and a hospital transfer. Mentions include Hishon Insurance, Mt Carmel hospital, and residents from Columbus, Westerville, Akron with visits and a hospital stay. details are garbled and names partially unreadable.

Martinsburg Visitors Attend Weekend Services and Commencement

In Martinsburg several residents attended events over the weekend including a sermon at Peery and a commencement with a service flag display. Notables such as Mr and Mrs Carl Van Voorhiephre and Glenn Sehuler visited, while Clarencen and others anticipate transfers to France. Family travels included Mrs Elizabeth Hated visiting relatives in Wooster and Akron.

Peery i Elizabeth Hated Linday Irbeaube Tilton Walter Bo Painter Wooster Glenn Hehout Akron Mro Kinty Te Hout M.C. Orming Howe Montgomery Ality Vial Clarencen France Glenn Behonler Chire Beloaler Reo Jennings Colin Carl van Voorhlephre Th.oohy Frank Waeling Clinton Fawcett Martin Hurkholder Clarence Cumming Lewie Cimuilini Glenn Sehouler

Americans See England's Best Boxers At Work

American soldiers in Aldershot watched a government boxing program featuring top English boxers. The event offered small prizes and one dollar top admission, with fourteen bouts and stringent referee rules. Aldershot Command and Southern Command officials observed, including Commander Walcott of the American beaugh at the British Admiralty Intelligence Department in London acting as referee.

Aldershot Ene Lexwon Telchen Woldfern Heltislien England Minny Witte Herceant Rolph Bld Haris Tilly Mullerton Rae Pica HéMiton Wile Conte Anne Eartenponttil Hon Lalit Fonetown

Newark area lodge event and community visits noted

A report from Newark Ohio details Lodge No. 61 meeting and a post gathering supper. Numerous Newark Mt Vernon and Danville Masons and their families visited, shared meals, and visited relatives across several towns. Various residents hosted, hosted dinners, and extended family visits noted through the week.

Constitution for Finland Advocated by New Dictator

The text outlines a bold and radical proposal for Finland’s governance led by a new dictator. It references a proclaimed plan and the support of a prominent political figure, suggesting a major shift in authority and constitutional framework.

Finland

Brentlinger Heads Democratic Club Of Knox County

Brentlinger unanimously reelected president at Knox County Democratic Club meeting in Kirk building Monday night. Officers reelected: Charles Heole, vice president. J. G. Winteneinger, second vice president. Bingley, secretary. Lind Bell, treasurer. Meeting planned for March to invite club members and discuss duties. Cranmer improved after return to army hospital. able to write and stand.

Knox County Democratic Club Oh Roomie Kirk Chie Hyeutiinger Comiigation Charles Heole Produriil Townist I J. G. Winteneinger Hocheye Oty Second View Provident Bingiey Vernon J. Hinewit Vernai Vod Lind M. Bell Rovnine

Resourceful Smuggler Along Mexican Border Report

A damaged wartime era fragment describes smuggling routes along the Mexican border, naming individuals, goods like kerosene, and contraband items. The text references American embargo lists, border traffic, and enforcement amid a broader illicit trade narrative. Several proper names and places appear amid garbled OCR.

War fund meeting planned at Democracy Tin Hay eventing

A Kes Ooms sie ant meeting has been planned in Diemocraiy Tin Hay eventing in Willian toup.

Diemocraiy Tin Willian Toup

Traveling Man Finds Lasting Relief After Stomach Tablets

A traveling man from Joplin Missouri reports long trial with many medicines before using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He notes five years without stomach trouble since taking the tablets and says he has recommended them to many who suffer while traveling, especially on the road with poor meals.

PDB Joplin Chamberlain Thave

Chamberlain's Tablets Restore Comfort for Mrs Dunlap

Mrs L Dunlap of Oak Grove Michigan says Chamberlains Tablets cured years of back pains and poor digestion. After trying many remedies she found relief from stomach and liver issues and constipation. A friend suggested the tablets and she reports renewed health and a life worth living.

Chamberlain Mrs. L. Dunlap Oaker Grove Mich

Danville Postmaster Joins $1,000 War Bond Club

Danville postmaster becomes the first county official to join the $1,000 War Savings Club. The announcement notes the effort to mobilize local government workers in defense bonds, highlighting a united front among officials and citizens to support the war drive.

Danville W. S. Club

Postal workers aiding Red Cross drive

Postmaster Marner reported to Postmaster General Durden that Mt Verna postal employees contributed to the Red Cross subscription fund. The effort described as a quiet, steady push shows each worker as a supporter of the fundraising drive.

Marner Orl Durden

Charles Catt Dies in Avarpa After Operation

Charles Catt died at Mt. Capi hoxpitat on Monday afternoon following an operation. He was ST years old and leaves a wife. The body was taken to Mt. Liberty yesterday. The funeral is set for 2 o'clock Wednesday at Mt Liberty cemetery.

Avarpa Charles Catt Mt. Capi Hoxpitat Colin Hite Mr. Galt Bey Mt. Liberty

Soldier sons visit and Red Cross meeting noted

May 21 Prot. wn M M.C. Crna left Monday for Chimp Shoritan Ati to visit heir sons Wallhire a regimental bind member of the 3td Division Corporal Livery Channthin stationed at a Battery attended Red Cross meet Sumrta May 2108 Havre AWE Bush Dale Jankine and Farley Atleo ordered to Newark Monday where they attended a Ted Crows meeting.

Soldier Sons

Sandbag use in France boosts soldier comfort and defense

In France on May 22 the article describes sandbags as vital for energy and storage, forming dugouts, ramps, and trenches. Soldiers blanket helmets, shield from wind and damp, and even wrap feet with sandbags to keep warm during front line duties amid Belgian and French operations.

France New Man's den Poramy Belgium

Carriger to Begin Training Quit

Walter Carriger, long associated with the team, is called to depart. The report notes his exit coinciding with a preliminary selection and transition to a new role, marking a significant change for the squad.

Rheumatism Back on the Job With its Old-time Fury

Winter brings renewed pain from rheumatism as liniments fail to reach the disease Jury claims a vegetable blood remedy purifies the blood and removes the cause Get a bottle at your drugstore Free advice by writing to Medical Director 26 Laboratory Atlanta Ga

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