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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1915
Page
4
Obituary notices for Clement J Breeckle Clement J Stoeckle and several local figures list deaths and basic survivors in Columbus and surrounding areas. Dylan Melendy infant McGibney Emerson LeRoy Grubb Mary J Loar Mrs Joseph Gray and related services at local churches and cemeteries are noted with burial and funeral details.
Fragmentary note mentions Balm Span of mules and a place called Dark trawn with references to Wellmated. It lists contact by phone two on 4KY Sparta and cites cities photte Mest and Fredericktown.
Mrs. A. T. O'Bryan swallowed a piece of candy that became lodged in her windpipe while driving to North Therry Saturday evening. A Heimlich-like back blow from her husband and daughter dislodged the object, preventing serious injury. The family then spent the weekend with Mr. Day Griffith of North Liberty.
The report notes the reserve fund near $150,000 and expects 1915 net profits to surpass any prior year. After all expenses and interest, at least $40,000 will be added to the reserve, with total assets at $3,500,000 and five percent on time deposits.
Morgan, Clay and Bladens hire school districts of supervisory district No. will hold a commencement in the Disciple church at Murshore on the evening of June 5 beginning at 8 o'clock Supt T F Leonard will deliver the class address Good music will be furnished Progressive supper by the Loyal Woman's class at the Union Grove church on Saturday evening May 2 Care for Your Stock For wire its alings lameness swellings and other external ailments o horses and cattle apply Banford's Ramant to dewise and heal Having 8 bottle on land may mean the save fg of a valuable antrunt
A West Side man hid his coat and shirt at Bellville station each week end to avoid a meat. He dressed in haste as the train started, grabbing trousers and shoes only to realize one shoe was left behind. A young woman witnessed the mismatch, one shoe spotless and the other dirty, as he fled.
G A R memorial services were held Sunday at 10 30 in the M Pochured with large attendance. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans provided carnations to each veteran and to Sons of Veterans. Attending were the three organizations in a body. Several local residents, including Mr and Mrs C H Thompson Mr and Mrs S Buthous and Mr J McManus, visited from Jewett Harrison county after attending a May festival and staying with Mr and Mrs W P Sawyer. Miss Jane Hunt, hospitalized at Mt Vernon, returned home to Coshocton avenue. Mrs C R Hampton of Chicago Illinois visited relatives in the city and then left for home.
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