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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1920

Page

2

Memorial services held by the Moose Sunday afternoon

The annual memorial service of Hiawatha lodge No. 824 Loyal Order of Moose was held Sunday at 2 10 PM at the Vine theatre. Judge Roy Williams of Banduaky delivered the oration. four members died in the past year including George E. Gregory Edward Griffin Robert Franklin and Clinton G. Baws dell. Music by a male quartet and two solos by Mrs. Elsie Stillwagon with Mr. Chs Merrell at the piano.

Ahnual Hiawatha Lodge Loyal Order of Monee Vine Theatre Roy Williama Banduaky Hiawatha Ibdge Donthe Orite George E. Gregory Edward Grifin Robert Pranklin Clinton G. Bawsdell Mistriet Oxcar Miller Cowshooton Walter Kurrly Clifford U. Shaw George Wythe Fred Burtnett Elsie Stillwagon Chr S. Merrell

Applications to County Agent Scholarships at Ohio State

County Agent Anderson announces that scholarship applications for Ohio State University's agricultural school will be received. Knox County farm bureau members will judge eligibility, giving preference to high school graduates. Papers should be filed at the bureau offices for timely consideration.

Agricultural School of Ohio State Anderson Ihe Burraiu Knox County

Portia Coleman Claimed by Death at 26 in Clarksburg

Mrs Portia Wagner Coleman wife of Clyde Coleman and daughter of Mrs George Wiener of Mt Vernon died at 6 40 Sunday evening at her home in Clarksburg West Virginia from blood poisoning following an illness since Thursday. She was 26 and formerly of Shelby Ohio before moving with her parents to the area. She leaves her husband her mother and brothers and sisters George Ny Wagner Cleveland Harry Wagner Mt Vernon Gordon Wagner Mt Vernon Raymond Wagner Worida and Mrs Charlex Doyle Cleveland. The remains will reach Mt Vernon Wednesday afternoon accompanied by Mr Coleman and Mrs George Wagner the mother who was at the bedside when death occurred. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon from the home of Mrs Wagner Mast Hamtramck street Rev J A Long officiating. Interment in Mound View cemetery.

Portis Wagner Coleman Clyde Coleman George Wiener Mt. Vernon Clarksburg We Va Shelby Ely Win Coleman Claris Virg George Ny Wagner Cleveland Harry Wagner Mt Vernon Gordon Wagner Raymond Wagner Worida Mra Charlex Doyle Vernon George Wayner Cone Meg Warner Mast Hamtramck Wireet JA Long Mound View Cemetery

Jacob Heinrich Dies Near Jelloway at 74

Jacob Heinrigch Heinrich, aged 74, died at 2 this morning at his daughter Min Prank Pore home two miles north of his place after months of diseases of old age. Funeral services set for 10 o'clock Wednesday evening at the Lutheran church with Rev Burkholder officiating. Burial in the Lutheran cemetery.

Jelloway Jacob Hein- Hoek Min Severa Lutheran Church Hey. Burkholder

Arrest on assault charge after clash on South Main Street

Abe Pipex was arrested Monday morning by Sheriff Mosholder in Pleasant township on a charge of assault and battery following a Saturday afternoon confrontation on South Main Street. The two brothers faced each other after years of trouble. Layland was beaten and required medical care. Pipex was slated for a hearing before Magistrate George S. Harter at 2 PM Monday.

South Main Street Abe Pipex Mosholder Pleasant Township Pipex Layland Bouth Main Street Pipes George Harter

Public Meeting Tonight on Food Prevention Problems

Committees of the Chamber of Commerce the city council and city officials will meet this evening in the city hall council chamber to discuss food prevention issues. The meeting is set for 7 o'clock with full representation requested. City Engineer Phillips will attend to confer with attendees.

Chamber of Commerce Counell Tiree Phillips

Memorial Day planning meeting held by local G A R posts

Members of Jon Hooker Post No 21 GA R and allied city committees convene tonight at 7:20 to finalize Decoration Day plans. Volunteers from affiliated organizations are to be named and stay alert for timing and duties. The American Legion will lead a ceremonial representation.

Jon Hooker American Legion

Mrs Harry Gallimore Dies in Cleveland City

Wordman reported Mrs Masel Gallimore aged 48 wife of Marry and More died at home in Cleveland after several months of illness from tuberculosis. She was formerly Mrs Hazel Loach of this city and was buried in Cleveland.

Wordman Masel Gallimore Marry Cleveland Galimore Hazel Loach Thin City Burhat

County Grangers Meet at Pleasant Grange Hall

Over 200 Knox county Grangers gathered at Pleasant Grange hall Saturday for the regular Pomona meeting. The day opened at 10 a m with Worthy Master Purdy presiding. A chicken dinner followed and the afternoon program featured songs recitations dialogues and a discussion on the telephone question as the grange group shared community topics.

Knox County Grangera Pleasant Grange Hall Purdy Plena Grange the Grange Clyde Purdy Luelle Purdy Mia Howard Haya Sue Dinar Thelma Warman Malogus Johnny Hertha Purdy Thelma Shaffer Howard Porter Lone—Grange Mina Rockwell James McMahon Maul Brows Pearl Carpenter

Truck Drivers Appeal for Help Over Muddy Road Stretch

Truck lines between Vernon and Columbus face a mile long section with 16 holes. Chambers of Commerce president Kalir was asked to mobilize teams to haul trucks through the deep mud and keep supply lines open for nearby communities relying on road traffic.

Liberty Bangatae Vernon Columbus Rin Kalir Chamber of Comarce Bisinowy Sty Ines

Replevin Sought By Man To Enter Home For Clothes

Budd MePook seeks replevin papers to gain access to his house and retrieve his Sunday clothes after family trouble. Papers issued in Squire Marter's court and served by Constable Purdy.

Budd Se McPook Squire Marter Purdy

Birth announcement for Walter Traker family in Wet Chestnut Street

A daughter was born Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Walter Traker of Wet Chestnut Street. The notice notes a double duty by the conveyor as part of a local industrial scene.

Walter Traker Wet Chestnut Street

Stock All Sold in the Country Club

Practically the only way to enter the ML Vernon Country Club is to become a honresident member. Secretary PF W Katiel reports many applications on file, but stock in the company is all sold.

ML. Vernon Country Club PF. W. Katiel

Wooster Road Improvement Planned in Ohio

Knox county surveyor says Wooster road from Amity to Loudonville will be graded and bridged this summer under force account, using prison labor and government equipment. Project will extend Coxhoct road upgrades from Mt. Vernon to Loudonville, with subsequent pike construction next year.

Carl van Voorhis Wooster Amity Knox County Loundonville Ashlind County State Department van Voorhty Mt. Vernon Loudonyillg

Pearl Donough Appointed Clerk at Probate Court

Pearl Donough of this city takes a temporary position as clerk in the office of Probate Judge Wilkins, serving at the courthouse for the next few weeks.

Pearl Donough Wilkins

Disturbance Prompts Lemon Extract Incident in Howard

Sheriff Mosholder and Deputy Lytle responded to a disturbance in Howard Saturday afternoon. A resident was found with several bottles of lemon extract in his pocket. Officers allowed him to return home after he promised to behave in the future.

Mosholder Sherif Lytle Howard

Railroad timetable fragments from Pennsylvania lines reveal varied southbound times

The readable entries show numbers 624 804 704 004 634 for Pennsylvania timetable sections with southbound services listed at 1:26 am 5 am and 10:20 am, 12:40 pm and 6:00 pm. Effective Nov 20 1919.

Pennsylvania

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