Fredericktown Daily Life Notes Active This Week
Local Fredericktown social updates reveal visits among neighbors across Ohio. Guests include Mrs. J J Wells and daughters with Mrs William Weaver, and many other families in Kent county areas.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
2
Local Fredericktown social updates reveal visits among neighbors across Ohio. Guests include Mrs. J J Wells and daughters with Mrs William Weaver, and many other families in Kent county areas.
Mr Ora Donahey of Galena spent Saturday night and Sunday with friends Evaline Wave Schooler visited Mr and Mrs Burl Harel Mok Stary Van Whikle a few weeks with Mr and Mrs Jaco Ashcvatt of Mr Pleasant Milton Hayen and Virgil Waite were callers at Newark on Hatuviay Wave Schooler spent Friday with parents Mr and Mrs John Walte Mrs Lawrente Green visiting Newark a few days Mr and Mrs Marl Bureapont Thursday night with Mr and Mrs Wayd Davidson Mr and Mrs Virgil Wolfe attended the Coshocton fair Thursday and Min Alonzo Bisa of Mt
Vernon spent Sunday night with Mer. Herbert Norris and Allen Schooler is employed by Mr. Worry Davis near Gambler. Me. and Mrs. Dow Van Winkle at Newark are visiting friends and relatives in this place.
The column records funeral attendance for Mr. MT Wintermate s aunt Mrs Perry Wintermate in Delaware. It notes Cleveland trips by Mr and Mrs Clarence McKown and Iva Jackson, plus a week with relatives at Port Clinton and Cleveland. Mrs H H Robertson returns home after a week with relatives. Irenle Acid positives visited Butler. Hind and Mrs J B Masteller back from a trip to New York Philadelphia Washington and more. Various social visits include Banghmin reunion at Newark and a visit from Vin Led ticker and family. Ramey family of Middle Bass and Bert Ramey family joined in recent greetings and travel with relatives.
Mrs Eugene Carr and son Frederiel visited relatives near Croton. AON Tilton and Grace spent Sunday with Mike Etta Booxe of MS Pleasant. Hancock and daughter Miss Note returned from a visit with relatives in Vernon. Porterfield family of Bladensburg visited with Mr and Mrs Tilton. Etta Cramrine returned to Delaware after a month with friends. Mr and Mrs Mathews of Homer visited. Elisabeth Baird hosted. Virgil Wolfe and guests at Mitcherthie winter. Edith Callison ill. Mrs Maria Anderson staying with Mr and Mrs Vir Mitcherthie. Mrs Fred Shront visiting relatives in Delaware.
Fragmentary social items report Wil Rowe visiting brother Orlo Myers near Croton on Thursday Clinton Tarrick returning from Portytoy for a Sunday visit Mrs Charles Smith and Miss Lota Tall of Appleton were guests of Mr and Mrs A 2 Bareleke Sunday Mr and Mrs BT Coe Me Walter Coe Wind daughter and Mer Wi Coe Vat family joined Mr and Mrs Leo Voyles at Centerbury Stine day The Voyles celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a family dinner Work was sun on Monday
A series of social notes recount visits and guests in Milford Township and nearby areas. Mr and Mrs David White of Howara hosted Mrs Mary Trout and others. Mr Orlo Spearomin of Danville joined by Walter Spearman as a gift from his brother. Mr and Mrs Walter Trout of Milfordton visited Mrs Mary Trout on Sunday. Harry Moreland, formerly of Milford Township now in Canterbury, suffered a stroke affecting his right side Friday. Mrs Hdmi Shutto visited relatives near Maritheburg. Mr and Mrs Glen Potter of Croton were guests of Mrs Elizabeth Clutter on Thursday. Mrs Mary Neiblee visited Mr and Mrs Ben Lewis near Purley. Miss May Mitchell was in Cowmhlie Friday.
The community seen a flurry of moves and calls with residents changing homes and hosting guests. J Workman and spouse visited Loyd Shira and wife, while others like Miss Mabel Kentner and Miss Fern Sytor stayed nearby. Community members also noted relocations of Winfield Girder, Lew Harte, and Charley Donald among others, as well as real estate changes involving Cunningham firm, DeWitte property, and Harton property.
West Carlisle and Howard residents visit relatives across town while hunting trips wrap up. Mrs Elsie Carpenter injures herself jumping from Dusky as a horse bolted. Rev Jno Arblaster of Grangills preaches at Butler church with Chandler to start a meetings series on Monday.
In Wheeling on October 15 Major Matthew M. Neely a Democrat won a congressional special election by a narrow plurality in a normally Republican district. Republican J G Hearne came in second and George A Laughlin a Progressive third. The result suggests voters may support the Underwood tariff law.
A long row of social visits from Bladensburg and nearby towns is recorded. Mr. and Mrs. Woods and daughter from Kanade visited Mrs. Laird Arhcraft. Mrs. Jane Holts visited Newark relatives. Mary Fowle spent the week with Mt. Vernon kin. Allie Rice and Clara McCamment with Turner family at Mt. Vernon. Blaine McCamment and children with Leander McCamment. Mrs. Ruel Van Winkle and Mrs. Jake Holbrook of East Union visited relatives. Bert Norris and family with B. V. Hall. Paul Turner of Mt. Vernon visited rese nyes. V Horn of Mt. Vernon with his parents. A B Cumming and Wallace with the former's daughter near Hints Station. Mrs. A Barry and grandson Edmund of Fredericktown spent Monday with Constable HH. Alex Kimyns and daughter Miss Efe of Bust Prout Street.
Dr Jones and family of Glenwont were Sunday guests of Adam Stitaletn s and family. Mike Edith Shinanbarker returned Wednesday from a visit with friends at Loudonville. Mrs Scott Talliay has nervous trouble. Wm Kelley and family and Jack Kelley with his wife and daughter Bina of Hear Brink Haven spent Sunday with Edwin Greer and family. Blanche and Carlos Glasenay of Loudonville were guests of their aunt Mrs Brubaker last Saturday. Mrs Ewin Greer injured in a runaway incident is improving. Mary Greer of Akron visiting her brother J D Greer and daughter Winnie. Rev Mitchell was a business visitor in Columbus, Marton and Mt Vernon. Priest and wife returned home in Wathonding Sunday evening after two weeks at their farm north of town. Philip Brubaker spent days with his sons at Alon. J C Staats will hold a public sale Tet the pltge. Staats plans to spend winter in Cleaveland. Many from here attended the Conhocton fair on Thursday and Friday. Rev Carlos, former M P church pastor, visiting Wilson Rice and family. Do not use sedatives for coughs. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended as it helps clear germs without narcotics. For sale by all dealers.
Mr and Mrs Zack Critchfeld and Mrs Carl Critchfield of Banga visited friends Friday. Mr and Mrs Charles Smith spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs George Smith near Danville. Mr and Mrs Franke Welsh M C Wagner attended Coshocton fair Thursday. Mrs Ida Boling spent Monday with her father Charles Knox at Brandon. Mr and Mrs Robert Alrey of Gambier visited. Mr and Mrs Charles Suttles visited W A Wagner family Sunday. Mrs George Burris attended the White and Burris wedding Thursday evening at Alt Vernon.
An unnamed chronic dyspeptic testifies that Cham berlain's Tablets gave more relief than any other medicine after years of suffering. The testimonial by W. K. Mattison of Sherman Street Hornellsville New York is cited as hopeful proof. Sold by all dealers.
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