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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1916

Page

8

Local Ads Note Spring Styles and Columbus Trips

Short locals report numerous shoppers and visitors with ads for spring and summer apparel at Woolson's and Kirk & Jackson's in Gambier. Many residents including Milton Lewis and Archibald McLean travel to Columbus for business or events while others plan purchases at Lurie's clothing store on South Main Street.

Woolson’s Lurie's Clothing South Main Street A. Clough Columbus Stanford Abert Herron Delaware Milton Lewis Radgar Weber Woolson Emer Davis Kirk & Jackson's Gambier Frank Murdis East Curtin Street Cohumbun Gillie Paul Mees South Division Street Oolaphuse Lurie South Main South Main Treet M. OH Miller North Main Street Mhuraday

Death of T Curtie Fuller Former Local Restaurateur

T Curtie Fuller formerly of this city died Wednesday afternoon at his Columbus home after a long illness. He was about fifty, once ran the Long Cabin restaurant here and later purchased the Bavoy hotel in Columbus. Survived by his wife and brother John of South Vernon. Funeral in Columbus Tuesday morning with burial in the city. remains arriving here Tuesday at 2 0 1 0 o'clock. Short services by Reverend Wy Ki Au.

T. Curtie Fuller Curtin Puller Columbus Long Cabin Bavoy John South Vernon Rey, Wy Ki

Death comes to Mrs. Hooker near Gonault Farm

Mrs Ava Hooker, 68, died after a heart attack on her farm one mile south of Gonault on Wednesday afternoon. Found by neighbor Winland she was discovered in a helpless state and died Thursday. The late Mrs Hooker, born on the farm, left Abbie Crider as servant, a brother William of Delphos, and kin Dr Crider of Mt. Vernon. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at the home, Rev ST Allen officiating. Interment Miller cemetery.

Here Charles R. Muckve Ava Hooker Winland Abbie Crider Crider Mt. Vernon William Delphos Rev ST. Allen Miller Cemetery

Democratic nominees seek second terms in county races

Multiple candidates announce pursuit of the Democratic nomination for county offices including representative, recorder, sheriff, treasurer, coroner and clerk of courts. Each cites the upcoming August primaries as the decision point, listing candidates such as Tam, Julius Headington, J C Thompson, George W Hayes, Robert Neiderhouse, Robert Cochran, Burr H Lytle, Walter Mossholder, Clifton G Hunt, and Guy Taylor.

Tam Guy Jed N. Hunter Union Township Recorder Robert Cochran Walter 1. Mossholder Meage Clifton G. Hunt FP. & Stokes Vernon Clerk OF Courts Guy Taylor

Spinasse Wins Patent Battle Over Glass Work Device

Arthur Spinasse of this city won a fourth and final judgement from the circuit court of appeals of the District of Columbia in a lengthy patent dispute over a device used in glass machinery. The case was submitted May 11 and verdict rendered May 22. Spinasse plans to return soon from Washington.

Arthur Spinasse Circuit Court of Appeals District of Columbia Spinasse Spinasuee Spinchese Washington

Boys of Knox making good in Stark County

Juvenile Officer Purcell spent a day in Canton noting three Knox county youths excelling. Russell Church and Jay Cullison work in large shoe establishments while Frank Tighe is employed as a tobacconist. Purcell also visited the McKinley monument and observed visitors from Toledo on the same train.

Knox County Canton Purcell Russell Church Jay Cullison Frank Tighe Charles Church Vernon PL. Wilkins Margaret Tighe

Social session at M V church features debate on preparedness

The men of the Bible school at M. V. church held a social in the church parlors on Wednesday. A program of vocal and instrumental music preceded a short business session and a debate on whether preparedness is the best preventive of war. Ten men debated. the affirmative won. Refreshments followed.

Bible School M. V. Church

Balloon drifts four and a half miles to Monroe town

A white balloon with a card bearing the name Miss Monica Swintoyeo landed on Timothy Bartlett’s lawn four and one half miles northeast of the city in Monroe town whip. The card only showed the name joe address, leaving whether released in a contest or to test travel distance. Roy Morey of Brandon reported in Newark on Wednesday about the Ohio Fuel Supply company. The Mt. Vernon high school civics class attended court Wednesday afternoon.

Monica Swintoyeo Blanch Street Mansfeld Ohio Timothy Bartlett Monroe Town Joe Earth Roy Morey Brandon Newark Ohio Puel Supply Company Civics Clave Mt. Vernon Bish

Rev J 8 Carhart to be ordained at St Pauls Norwalk

The Rev J 8 Carhart a 1914 Textey Theological seminary graduate will be ordained into the Episcopal ministry on Tuesday May 30 at St Pauls church Norwalk with Bishop Dumoutin in charge.

Carhart Textey Theological Seminary St. Paul's Church Norwalk Dumoutin

Chamber of Commerce to Offer Summer Employment for Schoolboys

The Canton chamber of commerce plans to provide summer work for boys, in the city or on farms, through a special committee. Next week’s noonday luncheon will center on dairying, with Rev. P. H. Welshymer praising local efforts. New member Dr. Charles A. Beck and others urged larger luncheon turnouts as the group discussed plans and membership reports.

Chamber of Commerce Beses P. H. Welshymer Church of Christ of Canton Welshymer Canton Chamber of Commerce Charles A. Beck A. J. Darrah

Pleasant Grange to Present The Old New Himpehine Home

The Pleasant Grange Dramatic club presents the play The Old New Home at Jones Pennertown Friday evening June 2. Local residents, including performances by community members, invite all to attend for an evening of staged entertainment.

The Pleasant Grange Dramatic Lu Himpehine Jones Predertoktown

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