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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1920

Page

4

Government rail control expands under new law

An analysis argues the Interstate Commerce Commission gains permanent power over railroad service, reducing discriminatory car allocation and easing emergency strain. It notes public relief from wartime rules may endure, while railroads may fear extensive federal oversight and the broader reach of government regulation in transportation.

Pointeul Tnterstate Commerce Commission Transportation Boslien

Price Peaks in Cost of Living Data Report

The Department of Labor notes a sharp rise in living costs from December 1914 to June 20 this year. Detroit shows the largest gains in male and female clothing with 285 and 186 percent increases respectively, while New York records 119 percent. food up 105 percent, fuel up 60 percent, and rent up 2.4 percent. The report suggests a genuine affordability peak in prices, yet some items, notably food and clothing, have begun edging downward since June 30. The piece also includes a cultural aside on dancing and meals.

Department of Labor Detroit New York Metropolia

Receiver Appointed in Mt Vernon Co-op Suit

George W. Tinkey filed suit in Knox county common pleas asking $687.14 and the appointment of a receiver for Mt Vernon Co-operative Store Co. Hearing set for Tuesday. Other notices include will contests, a divorce petition, and alimony grant. The paper also lists probate wills, licenses, and road contracts with Knox county commissioners.

George W. Tinkey Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon Co-operative Store Company Common Pleas Hwatt & Blair Plains Tuff Phelon Adaline Baughman Common Pleas Court Knox County Edward Dever Albert D. Baughman Therfore Paul M. Ashbuugh Stillwell Hiram J. Tine GB. Ring Anka J. C. Bulwell Plainsift

Milford News Mentions Visiting Relatives and Local Social

Milford notes list Lucinda Lyford and Florence of Minneapolis visiting Me and Mrs Uftollier relatives. Charlen Long left for home in Meihor VC Town after visiting. Charlew Patternon and family from Cleveland visited B Botten eld and Terrence Mitchell. Genevieve Moreland entertained Sunday school class. Lester Morelland broke his arm last Friday.

Mra Lucinda Lyford Florence Minneapolis Minn William Uftollier Charlen Long Meihor VC Charlew Patternon Cleveland B. M. Botteneld Terrence Mitchell Genevieve Moreland Clana No. 3 Milford Lester Morelland

Union Grove Census of Visitors and Local Gatherings

Visiting couples and families from Huntington Danville New Castle Pittsburg Waubending and Croton attend local relations events in Union Grove. Notable stops include Mr and Mrs Carl Crumline and friends, Mr and Mrs Walter Dennis and Mr and Mrs John Wolfe, plus the Bell Hays reunion attendees and Mae Dudgeon visiting Killbuck.

Carl Crumline Non Mra. Sheets Huntington W. Va Pierce Dudgeon Walter Dennis Danville Clay Scott John P. Wolfe Grover Purdy Mabel Fawcett Gueal New Castle

Brübakers Visit as Berlin Grange Plans Play Farm Works

Ankenytown residents Mr and Mrs L M Brubaker and others visited relatives Sunday. Berlin Grange schedules a play Farm Works for Friday evening at the hall. Rain postpone and B&O traffic delayed until morning. Nechtel and Beal bought new cement. An illustrated meeting on church school activities set for Aug 21 at Church of the Brethren. Grab l-Reehthal reunion set for Leedy Park Aug 21.

L. M. Brubaker Mra J. J. Brubaker Roy Phillipn Opal Doyle Brubaker Berlin Harry Nechtel Chester Béal Church of the Brethren Grabl-Reehtal Leedy Park

Brinklaven Prof and Mrs Awkins Host Local Gathering

Prof and Mrs A D Awkins entertained members of the M Hi Slsterhood and Bible classes at their country home near Mt Liblarty. Guests included Mrs Mida Windslow Mrs Marble Sapp and daughter Wisle Mrs Lyle Hendershot and Ardell and Louwayne, Mrs Pearl Hyatt and daughter Blasio Mrs Edith Blaze and Mrs Jaminn Hibbits, Mrs Mae Condino and Robert and Helen, Mrs Mary Meeks, Mrs Bell Mowery, Mrs Bessie Fendrick, Mrs Hill Alexander of Glenmont, Mrs Emma Horton and Laura Hyatt.

A. D. Awkins M. Hi Mt. Liblarty Mida Windslow Mable Sapp Wisle Jaminn Hibbits Mae Condino Robert Helen Mary Meeks Bell Mowery Bessie Fendrick Hill Alexander Glenmont Emma Horton Laura Hyatt

Local residents enjoy a Lake Odell outing

Miagio Tabilla and families join Darberton visitors for a day at Odell's Lake. Several couples from Orrville Cambridge and Akron are mentioned among picnickers. The Fendrick reunion is planned at Odell's Lake on August 24 with invites extended to friends and relatives.

Miagio Tabilla Gertrude Hyatt Best Margery Mowery Dollin Fendrick Walter Arniholt Bonita Earl Sapp Darberton Lowell Nanimire Lou Purdy Orrville Fremont Stiney Parsona Walter Mellroy

Central Ohio Residents and Visitors Noted in Local Notices

Centerburg residents and visitors are listed with brief mentions of travel, visits, and illness. John Larimore spent Sunday at home here, Mrs. Hollibaugh of Manafield visited her mother, Dana Mitchell returned to Chicago, Dr. and Mrs. Norrick stayed with the Norricks, Mrs. Debolt is confined by illness, Gearhart and Bryant Kerr guests, Ruby Blye returns from Bowling Green Normal, Emma Cater hosts, Mrs. Hayden returns from Marion, Homer A. Ramey and B. C. Ramey join the 1.0.0. F. gathering at Waterford Friday.

John Larimore Columbus F. R. Hollibaugh Manafield G. W. Barnes Dana Mitchell Chicago J. H. Norrick Cleveland Mra W. ©. Norrick C. L. Debolt

Local Residents See Property Transfers and Visits

Millwood residents report various property purchases including George Petry and Bird Petry visiting town on business. Chas Humbert purchased the residency of B Hammond formerly owned by Toan Jard Fry. Lewis Henriksen bought the Countryman property. Miss Chico Lepley, previously teaching at Couhooton D, returned home. D O McKee and family and W A Purdyan family drove to Buckeye Lake Sunday.

Chas, Humbert B. Hammond Toan Jard Fry Lewis Henriksen Chico Lepley Couhooton, D Mesars

Duties of the Commissioners Advocate Modern Office Equipment

A contributed piece argues the board must furnish officers with telephones and modern devices. It warns removal would hamper county business and risk an injunction leading to a court ruling. The text defends retaining the phones, typewriters, and adding machines as essential to efficiency.

Mtoe Court

Martinsburg Guests and Local Visits Preside Week

Martinsburg notes list guests visiting from Ra Verna New London Union Grove and Pittsburg along with locals visiting Cleveland Columbus Utica and Homer. Several residents are mentioned buying property and hosting relatives amid a steady stream of social calls.

Mra Hd van Voorhin Ra Verna Ondld Noffsinger Harry Roland New London Goo, Melick Vernon Cora Hantock W. B. Shrontz Bernard Horn Thelma Toledo Charles Shronts Union Grove Orville Arrington Cleveland Vaughn Arrington Abraham Larason Meyers Henry Rine Miser

Mitchell family hosts and visitors in Columbus area

Lock Miss May Mitchell spends the week in Columbus as guest of Mr. Arthur Hi Mitchell and family. Several Columbus and Newark residents visit relatives in Stoughton and surrounding towns, including the Pitkins from New Castle and Mrs. Nellie Hupp of Canton visiting Mrs. Martha Smoots. Other locals, like Miss Eloise and Miss Margaret Mitchell, Kather ine Wagner, and Mrs. Winnie Tush, are noted for visits to Columbus, Mount Vernon, Centerbury, and Mount Vernon area.

May Mitchell Columbus Arthur Hi Mitchell William McKinley Robert Hughes Mary Stoughton Walter Pitkin Miriam Junior Ind Robert Pitkin Millard Nelson Nellie Hupp Canton Mra Martha Smoots Ralph Shut Virginian W. D. Stoughton Eloise Margaret Mitchell I. 2 Katherine Wagner Columbua Minn May Mitchell Winnie Tush Mount Vernon

Palmyra Social Roundup and Local Transfers

Palmyra residents attended a Wemenday gathering hosted by Misa Ethel DeBolt with games, music, and refreshments for about fifty friends. Several young people drove to Camp Sychar on Sunday, and many relatives visited J. Zolmen and Claud Curtis families. Colleague updates include Mrs Claud Curtis taking her daughter to Grant hospital and Mrs J T Rowley’s eye condition. Akron visitors GO. W Anton and family visited relatives here. Mrs Mira Marte cares for Rev Saum’s wife and baby at Waterford. Mrs W W Kinney visited relatives in Pennsylvania.

Misa Ethel DeBolt Camp Sychar Claud Beheles Newville Bert Vali Familly Salem J. Zolmen Claud Curtis Columbus Eather Grant Hospital Cleo Woodward Coshocton Licking J. T. Rowley GO. W. Anton Josephine Akron Mira Marte Saum Waterford W. W. Kinney Pennsylvania

Township Weed Notice for Morris Township

Township Trustees notify property owners to cut weeds briars and briars along road sides in Morris township by August 20 1920 or action will be taken and charged to the property. By order of the township Trustees Carly Wise Clerk.

Morris Township Carly Wise

Knox County awards eighth grade certificates at high school

About 270 pupils from Knox county rural schools received eighth grade certificates at the Eighth Grade Commencement held Wednesday afternoon in the high school auditorium. Diplomas were presented by Superintendent J Marriott of Knox County schools.

Knox County Thre Catty J. ©. Marriott

Severns Named Presidential Elector at Democratic Caucus

Mr. French W. Severns of Mt. Vernon was selected as the presidential elector from the Seventeenth Market at the district delegates caucus of the Democratic state convention now meeting in Columbus. Superior grain driller ee Ward. Cox Co. 321 South Main FM.x90, Tu Fx31.

French W. Severns Mt. Vernon Market Colunbun Superior Ee Ward Cox Co South Main FM

Own your own home through prudent savings

An invitation asserts a French king wished every Frenchman had chicken in the pot and calls for Americans to own homes. It urges investing savings to build a community with home ownership and other benefits, presenting a practical appeal to readers.

Local briefs highlight travel, calls for plums, and a farm accident

Sr Walkur Lyburger of Gambtor returned by motor to New Castle Pa after a purmer month. If you want plums call FLP Boner in town and he will bring them to you. Mr and Mrs Noah W Allen and Mr M Curtis Kinney travel for visits and conventions. Rev and Mrs A E Black and Benton Horn depart for Sabina Ohio to attend the Ohio conference. Nine year old John Vernon sustains a broken leg when a barn door falls on him on the Columbus road.

Sr Walkur ‘Lyburger Gambtor New Castle Pa Thonthy Plumbet Fredericktown Xi Tsai John Haétamond George Halimond Mika Itzle Wilfott North Main Street Stockton California P. J. Henegan Vancouver Wash Mra Noah W. Allen Florida Mt. Vernon Haymon Vine Street M. Curtis Kinney Toledo Detroit Lakes Youngstown the American. Legion Ward-Cox Co South Main A. EB. Black Benton Horn Deelgate M. P Sabina Ohio Gentleman John Vernon Columbus Road

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