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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
Mmfaae.

- Cine auuiiion stpii9en elmer
n0rolit fabrenben College SoiIl ed'
unb benz, pon ,inem Jeuer 5uriidton'
menbsm 2eiterlpasen Der aettertcm'
pasnie gto. 6, bic ii1 ssitern gDrmtt'
tag, turs ndh 10 llbr an Der Noroplt'
eds Der Rihmpnb iinb gapmiler Str
ereisnete. butte bic @erlebuns 5ipele:
oeusripebrleute, Games Mcaensie. 81
Sabre unb Woraan @lsaion, 56 Sabre
alt, i'm @efoIss. tpGbrerb on BEN YET
tsripasen ole pprbsre ahie in Stiidt
sins. Ter 9eiterlpasen fubr in iiioli'
DIR Riftlius, als an Der bsla9ten
Gde plDbIib bas Steiler periasie unr
Die Gar, Die uumitteIbar binter Dem
Wassn Tubr, in benielbsn blnstnrannt
te. Reaensie unb @leafcu tpuroen IN
folse bes glnpralls abseiporien iao
Der Gritere erIitt 9erlsbunsen on Der
9ruIt nnb Der Sstte, pdbrenp Der
aebtsre on beiben 6anosn unp Irmsn
iHmsr5bafie 9lbf4irfuns.n II. !. n.
Dapontrug. geibe Ipliroen bur6 Nutc'
patrol A naa benz itabtiideu Soipital
sebraht, oas iie isbod, nabosm ibre
0erlsbungen bebanbeIt iporben tpa'
ren, tpiebsr psriaieH tonnten.
- Ter Jubrmann Geo. Moeaer.
In Sisniten Der asIiancs Goal 60, fisl
seiisrn 9crmittaa an Der Ssorse unp
sSobn Strabe BON ieinsm Wasen nno
erliit @erIebunseH, bic ieine lleberiiibs
rurs nod BEN itaDtiidgn 5pipital.
burd 9luiOs potrOI 8. nOibia madisn.
- Der 24jdbrise Setter Nins, 324
San 0oait elpe., g,lIepne. ap.. fisl
aef,rn Triib Dor bem Sauie yto. 425
geora, Girab.. 10 unsIiidli1 auf bsm
Srottoir. bab er cine ti.fs acpfpnnoe
erIiit unp pur8 9luto.patrol 3 na9
oem Stabihoipital ssb,adt ipereen
mubis.
Der poIisiit Ridorb u. Reeo
bonn Z. Eiitriii. sliit a.iiern Na6mits
taa an Der stanton glps unb WleUtil'
Ian Gtrabe auf benz ifnssbeoedtsn
Ssitsntpes aus, itiirSte su goben uno
trua einen gru9 bss Iiuten 5annses
Isnies pupon. Da er fid lpsissrts mad
Dem Sofpiial su g.ben. tuurSe er mad,
ieiner Wpbnunq ssbru6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
9amiltpn.

llnfer agent in Samilipn Ia
6err GbunrS grud, 449 sas Tanits
Strake. gsa Sci. 476 g., Som,
hpHs 1881 u.
- Dem Gba4Ies Diefenbad pDn
Der 0apton unb Rpro 5. StraBs
nurben Oorleste Raht aus eiuem
9iibnerftal 16 Giibner seitOplen, na9,
eem man ibnen lie !Sdlfe abaebrebt
bate. Die 5iibner ipuren ben beionz
bers feiaer Ruife unb iiber $50 ipertb.
- ROp DalIeR tpuroe geftern i'm
MuNi5ipalseriht BON Rihter Sbaut
aur 3abluus Dor $40 unb &oitsn pers
urtbeiIt. neil er iih in rubsitSrsnoer
8eife bera6m unb iih Der poliasi bei
Der Berbaftuns fpiberiebte.
- SOTepb 3immeymann, sib 2.
uno WoDp StruBe tpObnbaft, itarb I'm
Wsercp 9ofpitaI an Der gruitfellents
3iiHbuug i'm 4lter ppn 80 Sabren.
Gr binterIdbt bic Satin unb bier
ainbsr.
Murtin Saleb unb Games Burt.
9alter ipurben porgefiern abeub fpez
gen strabeHbstteIHs Oerhaf!st unb gee
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
0emtides 9beater.
6rl. Sslene 0udJs yenefi; Elm tiinis.
Ieriider GrfoID.

SRI. Seltne Sod, unIere traaiihl
siebbaberin. bate etit,rn abenS ibl
gsnefiS. bod mub bic Dame iid mt
ben aaerbinss rei4li9 geernista
tunitlerifhen lorbeeren, ben Blumtr
uno ben aussbinoen bteniiaer, bic ibr,
Versbrer ibr pars.bradt baiten. DC,
geiud lieb ptsl Su ipiinf6en iibria uni
oaran trasen lpObl bic dlIgemeine slb.
neisuns sesen gsnsfi5s, bas talts Met,
ter unb bic @usipabI pes Stiidei
aIeidmdbis bic SduIb. Die riibrjs.
liseH mathematician giibnsniiiidt
elmer 9irhr rpieiifsr paHen niht mebr
in uniere 3eit, BERN Der oramatiIhs
Sei1mad bss pabliiums bat jid) IN
is45ig Sabrsn bod ippbl sednberl.
Der fdpdbe gsiud tbut uns Jrl,
Rods ipspen lsio, oeRn iie 1T eine erults
itrebenbs setpifsubafte 4iinltlsrin. Die
prddtisen 9Iumeu unb Die pisIsn OIL.
bern in aartorS tppbI berboraensn
aiebesgaben babsH ibr ben gspsis gt.
s.ben, bab iie i'm bieiisen gubIisum
pieIe aufrihiia. gerebrer bat. Gle
bait. iid Su ibrsm Gbrtnobenb bas
pieratiis. Sdauipisl Der isIisen gbarr
Iotte girhs pfsiifer Die Maiie aus
Sopoob" ausestpablt unb iie ipi.It.
oieies unaliidi6e MibhaneeIte MGb=
den nit elmer 9srirnerIi1una, bic I'M.
ssmein ipmpatbiId btriibrt.. Sic
fdnb In alien Qbaien Der gbaratteris
iiruns ben rittigsn @usbrud, mar
5art unb ipeit uub i'm empSrsnben
Iufidrei Der Wibbanbslten bon bras
matiider aroit. Cine adns porsiies
lif,e Geiitune mar bic Wiftreb Rceb,
bieier Emp bon susliifer SsuhsIsi, in
Der Grt unb @siie. ipie 1rau 5.lsn.
8iirs.r bisie ROu. CAB. Der peraoseu.
SDbn tpurb. Ron Grau Gle Shuiibs
Gprtp nit eiasr ettpiien Mumutb &C.,
ipieIi, iobab man ibm germ ben iiti.
nsn !oaustprannen psrsab. Oie qartis
Sss solsn Soros Rodeiter mar Serru
aeuf6 5ue.falIen unb sr bra9te T. auf
gut. art beraus. Sas Stiid bat
pisIs epr.drollen, bod III teine BON
fpnosrIid,n Hebeutllne. Gs tpurbc gut
unb flut. pOn Mqen etipielt, tDis Der
tiinftl,rii6s GrfoIs benn aud unbts
itrsibar mar. 9os pubIitum 5oatt
Oft unb Isbbaft DeifaIl.
NGtitsH Spnntas III Subermanns
glbsnb. ssiH srobartises Wsri Stein
unt.r Stsinsn4 seIauet sur Oaritsl'
lung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
Rleiae VsIi3eisadl lridten.

- Der 33iGbrise Gbas. WltCunnlo
752 Carr Strabe. ipurbe ss'tsrn truf
in baIbb.nubtloism 3ufanbs bon psn'
poIiSiitsn anipps aufsefunbsn INN
burt 9lutu patroI 2 na4 ben Stnbt'
boipitaI a.i4idt, no ss iih kraus'
itsIIte. bab Der Wann on etnen ShdS
belbru6 lit. MIs er iurs mad feinsr
einIiei,runa bas 8etpubtisin lpisosr
srIansts, sab CT On, bab er BON einsnl
JrausuSimmer nit einsm &nippsl
nisbsrs.ialassn iDorbsn isi, ipsistrt:
iib iebod einen Qamen au nsnnen oosr
auf ipeitsre GinSeIbeiten iibsr isin
qbenteu.r ein5ugebsn.
asipis Tiiif6. 1873 Durp gD,..
meIbsi. Der poIisei, bob seitern friib,
ais er ben Dunbar Club, 8. Strabs,
nabs Central gfps., DtrIisb, bon benz
JarbiesR Sobn 5OImes, $40 Gong
north Ctr, ansepadt unb lin isihs
llbr i'm Dertbe Don $50 beraubt NOR
ben iei. points, nah bsm iofori cine
Suhe anesitsllt purbs. in bis iebt nod
ni9t srpii6t tporbsn.
= Sacob Dt. Wpsrs, Blue Rod
unb Gbtrrp Gtrabe. bstlast ben Dsr'
luit iein,s lleberSiebers i'm Wsrtbe bon
$40, Der ibm in Der 3aH5baue. NO.
1000 GOlsrain 2lDe., seitobIsH iDurbs.
pGbrenb Wsor Daniels, 9lItbdnbler,
go. 542 We5t 6. Girabs, nm mebrsre
2lnsiiss i'm Gtfammtptrtb bon $50
beitobIen fpurbe.
- Gin ginbreher, Der ipdbrenb Der
abpeisnbeit Des 5errn Sobn Dsbnsr.
in beiien Wpbnuns i'm 5iDeiten Sto6
osE Sauiss yaO. 1905 Woerltin ape,
tinbrons, mabte quite @euts, inbem ein
BON bem gsitoblensn aufssnommenes
SnDentar ersab, baB 5000. bic fib In
elmer aompbsfhubIabe hfunbsn bats
ten, Elm. Tdmens8rpdr I'M Dertbe
DON $85, Elm Mrmrsif i'm Dertbe DON
$25 unb anbtre Gdmudiaden i'm
Msribe Don $50 ftbIitn.
- Gus Der WobnuHs bss Hr.
gbarIes Oregorp Smith, $50 Dorhss
fer abe. fpirbe geitsrn Radmittas
cine eoibns Damenitbr i'm Mkribs
bon $50 ssftobIan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
sisIi6,s snsisss s.IlsiIs W.ataa s. IL saaas 1910

aeipis. Mub.rbtm eibt ss isben
Mbsnb ipe5itlIe Mttrdtticnen, ME MDuls
5srtonteit nit ben gbormdbsls, gcuns
trb Store unb Observation-Disclosures.
Sn Peoples Tbeater treten
bieie Mode bic Sap @Otbom Girls"
auf, cine flotte 8urlestensGeitll f&aft,
bie obne 3,psifel sefoIIen ipirb. ,3rei
inslobitnrtt9e gurIesien ~ Ioaft to
paris' unb ~5be match 9ratb1 mere
ben bur@ ibre geoieeene Daritenuna
oafir forsen, bab ben 1efudern bic
3eit ntht lang tpiro. 6iibfde oiss
oersinIosen i.ide 9Gnse, gborsbolu.
tionenun sldnSenbe gnsitattuns iino
bic Merimale Der 0orftrIIung. aubers
oem sibt es Elm abipehslunssrein,s
SpesialitGtsnprpsramm unb anberbtm
sibt es nod on jeoem slbenb etipus
heionperes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17
Nnfer Aointant.
8on 9 auI Dab m >.

;. fieI bur6 @ranotidut
in uuiopiernber Selbitperleug'
u,,ua mein iinger trei,er Jrennt
uno sloji,taHt, Der aeutnan'
ernIi @oIbp ). Gin ihme.
rerer 9erIuit fcrtnte bas Regi'
ment taum treiien; iein geites
hat es nit ibm oabingegeben.
irbr. b. S6leinis Gm 3adruD.
v5einblihe grtiIlerie bat beute ben
| in Der g,abt ausseporienen Sf)iiten.
graben rpieber poIlitanois 5eritort, 5il'
geifiittet :"
Ser Regiments. aoiiltant iab on
ieinem flcinen 1iide ilnb id,rieb CT.
nen griei, pobl oil cinen naben Ser'
panbten, aIs id ibm bic WeIbung
pom / Battalion eritnttefe. Gr iprnng
in Die soobe, nnS ifmer5beipeat sud.
te es in ieinem Geiidt. c,ing orei
Shritte 5rr Seiie nno blidte niiiI
Innge ;inneno ailf Ben goben. Go
babe i6 ibn nod ME geieben, ben
ilets iroben, frobliden Siii3ier, benz
bic gflidterfiiIluns in oieiem ariegc
aebensailiaabe bebeiitete. giun itano
er iaIt troiiIps Da, ipie elmer, Der
ploBlid) pom 9ooe eineS nahiien gn.
geborigen bort, eines wlenIdler, Der
ibm Sas Siebiir nli Der Belf geipeien.
llnb er lieB ben hegonnenen griei
lieeen, CAB 9eiebl, ieiu Yierb 81 fat.
teIn, ritt 5iim @,eied,tsitano ilnb ging
in bic Steluns oortbin. no iid Der
Scridoiiene @raben befano.
Dlit ipIdem @raben 1T bas cine
eigene Sahe. gS 1T unbeoingt no.
ibig, oaB er porbanoen uno beieBt III.
CIR eebort in Die seiamnlte Sinie bin,
tin. @irb bieies @rabeniriid nidi
sebaIt,L bann lit aud bas SaIien
i'm Radbargeb;et unmoglidj, ipeil Der
sJeinb ionit iIanfiren fam. Gas lit
eines Der sroBten llnsliide, bic m5g-
lid iino. llnb elm lpeiteres gorIegen
bes @rabens III alid nid,t angdngis,
od Der Jeino mir 150 un6 100 rmo
so Dieter enffernt lieat. aIio mub
Der @raben beiteben bIeibenl Der
syeinS Iiebe iidJ allerbinss nit elmer
enersiiten Gtobfraft bis aui Die jen.
ieitiee Sobe 5iiriidbriiden, bod nod.
re uniere Snfanterie auf bieiem So.
benriiden BON ben @eifiisen bes
slpeiten feinoIiden Sorts aus Der
5Ianfe an erreif)eir. iie fime bonn
siegen unier bic Graife. limb oicieI
lranfe ip1re SoppeIt 10 iiuangenebm
iuie Der Megeil.
gS III i,no bIeibt INNER ipieber
nisr bisIer eine @rnben iibrig. Die.
fer @raben ber idon 70 bel Miibe
iinb OFFER erforoerfc.
Sn lniibiarner gtadtarbeit bnben
nriere 2eute otejen @raben sesra.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17

fern MOrsen int Maunisipalseridt su'
3ablune BON $40 perurtbeilt. 81
ipirben IN Grmcnseluitg Der Straf.
selber i'm @efGngniB inbaftirt.
SRI. Gornelia Satbatpup ftarf
geitern Morgen in Uatrplap I'm WIttr
bon "a Sabren an oer @ruitfeuert'
Siinbuns unb einem S9laganfaIl. Sit
bate feline naben Werpanoten.
Mapor SpIaberser bat aIle oi,
SrbinunSen. ipelde jiingit BON BEN
neiisn Stabtratb pafirt tpurben, un'
terseihuet unb poli5ci unb sensr'
tuebr tDunsn beute fir Die erite 5dIft:
oes Monais Sanuar bic @ebdlter aus
beSablt perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17

Robert 8rsbmer, 1006 Nins
Gtrabe inb 2sipis Suis, 103 Wsit
Court StraBe, sipei balbipihiigs
Slnsen, bic iih ssitern Mittas In bas
STANDARD abedtsr aefdIihen battsil
unb bort psn Jeutr=glIarm pom Raftst
229 abeaben. auf ben bin bic Geuers
irebr unn0tbissr WeiIe eintraf, ipurs
ben tpsesn oiefss 9stbenitreiHes perbatr
tet unb ,perben beute benz SuseHortHs
ter poraefiibrt ipsrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17

3u sroBer WilSreid
ibum. Wenn man aud, I'm Staa
ts Wissoniin i'm alIsein.insn nit ben,
n.uen 5bieridubseieB ,ufrisbsn 1T,
10 1T man es i'm Saut Gountp nift,
bsnn bas @erbot bss SHiebens In
bieiem Gouiiip bat 3u'sinsr ioIden
0ermebruns Der oirids sefiibrt. oob
bisie fir bic uuf ben sSarmen einsss
fiihris Sbiitultir su sin,r srobsn
plase seiporbsn iinb. proi Z. q.
SaHbers, ipsldtr aIs Sa4psritGnbiaer
fir Sbftiultursn bef bsm 4dsrbau-
Department in Mabifon ttdiis 1T.
trbielt aus Saut Gountb Elm Biinbsl
iunser 8dums, bic In elmer Wsifs BON
ben 5iri6en beHast iporbrn Iinb, bab
man leift eriennsn tann. ipis BIER.
bur4 Der ganas Hsiionb an iungsn
gdumen siirfah in iyrasa sshsIt
apirb. Bun spiti man bic 2ssislaiur
erIuHen. fir biefsB Gouutp cine ans
sernsftns offens Saiion fir bic 6irs
f6s 81 5daffen.
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g,snnsmann bat cine MrrsiiitraIe su
psrbiiBsu. bic burh einsn Jafttos Der.
fdGrft iperbsn fon. gbs q bk .Sib,
rng" antritt, FART e. ii9 natiirIidb
nod sebDris ano bistei ieintm Wlassn
siipns 0utes an. glIs e. fiji 3unl
Gtrafantriit melbet. frost Ct ben @ufs
jsbr: .Sdeen sic mol. i5nnf i'd
benn Hi4t NIT benz Gaittas anfuns
ssnS-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-17

s}ite iparsn bic Sd,anilOioIe seialois
fen. Sn 2ubIoip, ipp IL S9ontIotdle
etablirt iinb. iparsn bios 5ipei seOffnet.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-22

photographs by the International Film Service
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-23

here by the death of Mr.. Purdy's sis.
ter.
Mrs. Dean Hancock is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Uhl, of
Millersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Shrontz and
Mrs. Fred Shrontz we're in Mt. Yer
non Friday afternoon.
David Bowman and George Hook
are beautifying their homes with a
coat of paint.
Those who attended the G.. A. r.
encampment at Marion last week
were: zack Cooksey, James Mccain
ment, John Rowley, Walden Clutter
DR.. and Mrs. N. S. Toland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Van Voorhis, Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Evers and Mrs. Elizabeth Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Schooler, Miss
Clare Schooler and Mrs. Kit Denneth
of Columbus spent the weekend with
relatives.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-23

committee, and ne is the first commit
teeman who has made Ohio a big fac
tor"
AS the personal representative of
President Wilson, Secretary OF War
Newton d. Baker was easily the DOM
mating figure in the convention. In
his own right he would have taken
prominent part as a delegate but in a
more personal relation to the presi-
dent he drew attention to Ohio grant
ed to no other state. With Senator
Pomerene as a member of the plat
form committee, and with Former
Governor Harmon making the speech
seconding the nomination of the Presi-
dent came additional honors to the
state. At his own request Former
Governor Cox was left off all commit
tees, it being his wish that honors be
divided among others.
1t was conceded that in the Demo
cratic national convention at least,
Ohio was there with bells on" The
honors were to the Buckeye state.
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SPARTA i
y. y. y. - y. y. J. :. 3. .

The visitation meeting held by the
old school Baptists at Mt Pizgah each
year began Friday at 2 o'clock and
lasted until Sunday afternoon. Elder
Charles Radcliffe of Indiana was the
preacher, very able man.
Mrs. James Hixenbaugh, who suf
fered stroke of paralysis two weeks
ago, improves very slowly.
Mrs. G. G. Hedge is visiting in Day
ton.
G. l.. V. Harrod and r. w. Barr
were in Columbus on business Tues
day.
Mrs. Pitkin and children of Mt.
Vernon are visiting at the home of
her brother, A. Fl. Rush.
Miss Laura Harrod is at Wester-
Vile to attend school. She expects to
to take elocution with other studies,
The hum of the moving machine is
heard in the land once more.
Preston Smith, who was struck By
a horse few days since, has about
recovered.
Charles Sprague, one of our aged
residents, while repairing the caves
trough at his hime, fell from the lad
der and broke his collarbone and cut
"A severe cash in his head.
r. o. Haycook departed for Toledo
Saturday, where he has a lob in an
auto factory.
j. w. Roads OF Xenia, O., with his
daughter, Mrs. Sue Eberly, and grand.
daughter Miss Gladys, are visiting
his brother, S. S, Barre, and family
j. X. p. Hulse. east of town, return
ed home Saturday from the hospital,
where he had been taking treatment
| for kidney trouble. He is very poorly.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ridenour visit
ed last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Monroe Amos at Utica.
Miss Wealthy Keck and Miss Jesse
Strong, who have been attending
school at Athens the past year. re.
turned home on Tuesday of this week.
Miss Lucille Clark attended house
party at the home of Miss Beulah
Beck at Marengo on Saturday last.
She returned home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Potter and son.
Kenneth, of Cleveland, accompanied
by Mrs. Joseph Carr, who has been
visiting in Cleveland, came last Fri
day to Fredericktown. The former
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Fox and other relatives while here.
They returned home Sunday, accom-
panied by Master Ralph Fox and Rob-
ert Ewers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Penick visited
relatives in Mt. Vernon last Sunday
and attended the rededication of the
Baptist church in the evening.
Mr.. B. b. Moree of Sadusky, who
attended the G. A. r. encampment at
Marion, came to Fredericktown on
Monday on a short visit and to attend
the roll call at the Baptist church.
Mrs. -Bunyan Studer attended the
Pythian Sisters convention at Cleve-
land last week.
Master Boyd Blackburn has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. George Steltz,
in Mansfield the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Briggle came
up from Mt. Vernon Monday for a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Briggle.
Miss Elsie Studor was in Granville
for few days the latter part of the
week.
Prof and Mrs. j. F. Fish of Chicago
visited friends in this vicinity the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Leverng of this
place attended family reunion at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Riley Levering, at Waterford
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walters o.
New Enterprise, Pa, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. G. d. Martin the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brubaker o
Mt Vernon visited with Mr.. and Mrs
William Brubaker last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Guthrie visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Syler at eli
max last Sunday
Mr.. Stephen Alderman of Mansfiel,
visited with relatives here the pas
two weeks.
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Frank Hunter of Canon City, Colo,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Hunter.
Mrs. Sadie Beal returned home Sun
day from Centerburg where she had
been visiting with her sister.
Mrs. Charles Wright and son, Rob
ert, are the guess of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Hunter.
Miss Vera Bishop was the guest of
Miss Gladys Kerr Saturday evening
and part of Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Taylor and
family entertained the Brethren Sun
shine class Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mitchell Dixon and grandson,
Dwight, are visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Alva Whaton.
Albert Burge visited at the home
of his uncle, Albert Stewart, several
days last week
Mr., and Mrs, Cyrus Hunter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Haaett and family, Frank
Hunter, Mr.. and MIS-. FRANK Beal ana
family, Mrs. Charles Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan Leonard and family and
David Hunter we're the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Hunter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Poorman and
family visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Fl. Pourman.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dudley Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Burr Arnold were the guests
of Mrs. Mary Pinkley and daughter,
Eta, Sunday.
Miss Anna Porter is visiting at the
home of her cousin, James Steak.
Albert Burger is working at the
home of Richard Workman near Dan
vile, He will make his future home
there
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Rev. and Mrs. DuHadway of Utica
We're guests of Mr.. adm Mrs. Frank
Baird Wednesday.
Mrs. A. N. Tilton, Miss Clare Tilton
and Mrs. Laura Ewart visited with
Miss Eta Booze of Mt. Pleasant a
few days last week.
The following attedned the dedica-
tion services of the First Baptist
church in Mt. Vernon Sunday: Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Brown, w. I. Cline
and Leslie Biggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Harrison are
here from Oklahoma visiting relatives
and, will soon locate in San Antonio,
Texas.
The Misses Ada Elliott, Cora Faw-
cett, Nettie Biggs, and Pearle Beatty
have gone to Wooster to attend sum
mer school
Mr.. and Mrs. Otho Cummins have
gone to Defiance to attend summer
school
Miss Pearl Frye Of Mt, Vernon is
visiting her aunt, Miss Nellie Deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Purdy returned
to Akron Friday, having been called
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THE WIDOWS PENSION BILL

The news columns of The Banner
today carry the information concern
ing the passage by the house Monday
of the widows pension bill introduced
by Congressman Ashbrook Of this dis
trict and of the successful efforts put
forth by Mr.. Ashbrook in securing its
passage after strenuous parliament
airy fight. 1t is expected that the sen
ate will complete the legislation by
the early passage of the Ashbrook
bill.
This bill is decidedly an advanced
step in the matter of pensions to wild
ows and marks an epoch in such leg
islation. It removes certain restric-
tions that now exist under the law
and will be of vast benefit to the wild
ows of soldiers.
The passage of the bill is quite a
victory for Congressman Ashbrook
and is additional evidence of his val
ue as a member of congress.
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Preaching services at the Church of
Christ July 2, morning and evening
Rude Stitzel was in Columbus on
business last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Robinson are
the parents of baby boy.
Oregon Fike was called to Ashland
by the death of his aunt, Mrs. Ira
Church.
Chester Thompson has moved into
the Stull property on Bridge street.
II. Rine was a business visitor at
Mt. Vernon Saturday.
c. D. Mitchell is improving his
place of business with cement porch
and walk.
Clifford Stricken and mother were
the guests of relatives Sunday.
w, o, Fry and wife were the guests
of relatives Sunday.
The Wemaka club will entertain
their husbands with an ice cream sup
per at the home OF H. Busenburg
Thursday evening.
Burl Tucker is working at the flour
mill.
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Monday evening, Mrs Carl Harris
suffered a severe attack of heart trou-
BILE.
Miss Irene Parks is home from the
school for the deaf, Columbus, to
spend the summer.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hut
ton, daughter.
Mrs. Gail Snuff of Columbus visited
relatives here last week.
The Misses Nicholson and Elliott
lady evangelists, will begin special
meetings here Wednesday evening in
the Congregational church.
The Golden Gossip club will meet
with Mrs. Leroy Hawkins Thursday
afternoon, June 49,
The Children's Day exercises Sun
day morning were well rendered. The
church was well filed.
A goodly number of the Lock peo-
pie went to Fairview Sunday evening
to attend the Children's Day exercis-
es.
Mrs. w. D. Stoughton of Newark
visited her daughter, Mrs. Helen
Snuff, few days last week.
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nad to Have a Cold Hano On

Don't let your cold hang on, rack
your system and become chronic
when Dr- Bells Pine Tar-Honey will
help you. 1t heals the Inflammation,
soothes the cough and loosens the
phlegm. You breathe easier at once
DIR. Bells ine-Tar-Honey is laxa-
tive tar syrup, the pine tar balshm
heals the raw spots, looseus the mu-
cous and prevents irritation of the
bronchial tubes. Just get bottle of
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey today, it's
guaranteed to help you. At druggists.