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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1910
Page
2
George Brownfield, two, was kicked by a horse while playing near Banks. He suffered a scalp wound and concussion with immediate medical aid. Doctors reported no fracture though the head wound was serious. the boy remained unconscious for several hours and showed partial recovery by Saturday morning.
Mr Dean Shaw of Danville sustained a painful eye wound when a wood chopping stick broke during work Friday evening. Accompanied by another worker, he was struck over the left eye by the breaking piece, needing several stitches at Dr B Porter’s Danville office to close the gash.
Mrs Arvilla Loney died at home near North Liberty Friday night after stomach trouble. She was 79 years 9 months 17 days old and survived by two daughters Mrs Howard Smith and Mrs J A Loney. Funeral Sunday at two with Rev Tullonn of Mt Vernon officiating. interment in North Cemetery. Remains conveyed to Butler Pa for burial per family wishes.
Mrs J F Singer of West Walmit was taken to Mu Carniel Hospital in Columbia and died there Wednesday evening after suffering tuberculosis. The remains were sent to Nashville for funeral services.
Local notices list numerous residents visiting Columbus Canton Cincinnati and Mt Vernon Friday on business social visits and family duties. Names include J Ay Mitchell M Lytle Joseph Gordon Thomas Brown Edwards Fawcett Lewis West Charlotte Watson Maxwell Wyler Parrott Ribiot and others with mentions of a surgeon operation and a fatal accident. The Busy day spans multiple towns and personal errands.
Mrs Stobert Clarke and daughters entertained at North Main street for an all day bridge party. Prizes went to Mrs Robert M. Greer and Mrs William H. Ralston with a consolation to Mrs Samuel T. Petersman. A late supper followed. many ladies attended and a birthday gathering for Helen Huntaberger was also noted at East Mamabanel street with young friends attending. A separate notice reports The Olio Fuel Supply Company striking a dry hole at the Nelson Myers farm near Look and potential abandonment of the field.
The Democratic county convention to select delegates for state, senatorial, and circuit judicial races is scheduled at the courthouse on Saturday, June 4 at 1 o'clock. A lengthy roster lists delegates and alternates by ward, college, and locality, including names such as Berlin, Gillin, Gillin, Gillin, and many others across Middlebury, Clinton, Harrison, Liberty, and surrounding areas.
Hon I an H Swarty of Wooster announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for circuit judge in this district. The document lists numerous delegates and alternates from various sections including Morgan, Morria, Union, and Pike with names such as Arrington, Clutter, Davin, Taylor, and Hyatt, indicating candidate support and party organization.
Milwaukee woman reports relief from female trouble backache after a tumor scare and potential operation. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health and urges other women to seek the remedy, noting many grateful letters reach the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
Me and Mra Henry Parks and daughter Alice of Massillon are spending several days in Mt. Vernon with the Gusts of Mre MH Lauderbaugh and family of East Chestnut Street.
Mrs. A. B. Tarr arrived Friday night from Chicago where she had been visiting her daughter Mrs. George S. Murphy for two weeks.
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