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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1915
Page
2
The first meeting in Mansfield set plans for a new regional district structure including Mt Vernon. Leaders discussed organization goals and outlined steps for future coordination among cities.
Centralization of Episcopal work in Ohio creates nine regional districts with Mansfield as one center. Grace Episcopal Church hosted the first Mansfeld Regional conferees meeting attended by over a hundred parishioners from Galion Shelby Marion Wooster and Mansfield. Temporary leadership formed with Mtrown president Plati vice president Haber secretary, while speakers outlined regional plans and diocesan goals for men women and teachers.
Fredericktown residents and visitors share social calls and short trips. Miss Elizabeth Levering returns home after visiting her grandmother Mrs Kirby while Mr Cooper buys Joe Kulb general store in Waterford. many townsfolk attend showers, church events, and a gas explosion injures Mrs Howes at the First National Bank cashier home. Memorial services and visiting relatives extend through the week with travel to Columbus Akron and San Francisco.
Mrs. Edgington and Mr. Wander host visitors in Mt Vernon and Bloomfield while May Festival draws families. Lena Riley of Mt Vernon sues at Emmet Greer home. Lula Riley visits Liberty. Mrs Nanna Porter returns from Mt Vernon. Ladies Old Society meets at Mrs Joseph Colony home. Frank Cowen visiting Jacob Baker in Highview. Mr Wolf reports new automobile purchase.
Seok eae ote ie le oie one ris oe oe is Bladensburg t is ie ode oe fe fe oe de oe he oe ok Vindiren's day exercises will be held at the Christian church Sunday. Stonphorker of Coshoeton and Mieka Ten days last week with his brother Dy Stonphocker Miran Mis. William Beckley visit of Wednesday and Saturday with the latter's brother Marion Woods of Mt Vernon. Mrs Hoover is opening this week with her mother dear Newark Ma and Mew John 4 Wake of Danville spent Sunday with relatives Me and Mrs Renta Melick Mrs Kate Catoming and daughter Bia Helle were guests of Mr and Mrs John Voehran Sunday. Mrs Mintle Melick of Newark spent a few days last week with Mr and Mrs Edward Aahcraft Mr and Mrs T J Hess and son Glenn spent Friday and Saturday with relatives at Mt Vernon. Mrs Mack Wiggins is spending the week with her sisters in law who in very ink at East Union. Mrs Julia Rice visiting her brother George at Duter Indiana. Me and Mie Lawl Davis Me and My Clem Cochran were Sunday foeele of Mrs Halle Rice fie contuat of the Hindenstaine and Martinehire Sunday school closed Abies Vir in favor of Utadanabinegs. The annual Insumesion of Glenwood Chaylern Oklahoma will wente Friday Veventtigs duns 4th. All members are depired to re present.
The article notes that soldiers' graves in Bindse near cemetery will be decorated Saturday May 29 at 10 a.m. The D K Iy etone Camp No 90 will conduct services. A separate invitation calls for a Liberty Chapel service next Sunday at 8 00 a.m. followed by communion. Also mentions a Weaver reunion at W A Moore's home near Homer on Wednesday.
Ravenna Ohio May 2 a fire set the Catholic church parsonage to burn while Rev Charles H Gardner slept He woke and rescued a boy then escaped as the home was badly damaged Fire marshals investigated finding oil saturated wood burning in a room
Gladys Davis five is in serious condition after an unknown man grabbed her as she played near her home in Cleveland He took her to a park and assaulted her A searching party later found her wandering in a daze in the area authorities pursue leads for the attacker.
Albert Teachout thirty eight of Toledo dies moments after bus skids into a bridge a mile west of Bono. He was the lone passenger as the car driven by Charles W Market Teachout was thrown and his head struck a beam. Gordon returns from Bristolville after extended visit with mother Mrs Covey. Mr Carl Williamson of Mount Vernon Hospital is able to return home on Sant High Street.
A misc column lists visitors and social calls across Mt Zion and nearby towns and includes an ad quoting E Williams of Hamilton Ohio praising Pine Tar Honey as a household remedy for severe colds. The piece mentions Hagenbeck-Wallace show attendance, farmers noting showers, and several named residents and locations. The Pine-Tar-Honey claim appears as an advertisement with pricing.
A number of our people attended the show in Mt. Vernon Friday. Visitors included Master Dwight Montgomery and Orva Bechtel who met Donard Landis of Spring Mille. Mrs. Stata Blinn and Chicago relatives visited her parents. Several local families hosted guests and attended banquets and Sunday dinners with Mt Vernon and Spring Mills connections.
A man believes taking Dr Kings New Discovery for ailments brings relief as he trusts the medicine to reach the throat and aid nature. Miss Mary Berry returned to Howard Oils after visiting her sister, Miss Leone Derry.
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