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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1920

Page

5

Adventist Meeting Trustees Named For College

Visiting Adventist delegates in Academia’s tented village witnessed a six o’clock service led by Elder P H Heniteraon on The Power of God. Elder R A Underwood preached the eternal nature of the ten commandments at nine, with a call for every member to be a missionary. A 10:30 instructional session and an 11:30 Ohio Conference session followed, electing a Board of Trustees including N S Ashton H Robbins D A Parsons J W McCord R M Spencer J P Gaede J J Gault with C F Ulrich filling a vacancy. Book sales by lay colporteurs grew to 86 775 36 in 1919. All Mt Vernon residents were invited.

Academia P. H. Heniteraon God R. A. Underwood Adventista Ohio Conference Educational Department Mt. Vernon College Association Ashton Eider ¥. H. Robbins D. A. Parsons J. W. McCord R. M. Spencer J. P. Gaede J. J. Gault C. F. Ulrich W. Ms Lawendderr H. D. Holtoman Ohio Walea Mt. Vernon

Local men may attend conference on gas conservation

Governor Cox calls a Monday August 28 meeting at Columbus to address Ohio natural gas conservation. Representatives of women’s groups mayors of cities and villages gas suppliers are asked to attend. The session aims to discuss ways to conserve natural gas and advise on securing adequate supply for the winter. Mount Vernon may send delegates.

Ohio Cox Columbus Mount Vernon

Horse Stolen From Barn Recovered by Deputy Sheriff

William Stevens reported a horse stolen from his barn last night. Deputy Sheriff Lytie found the animal shortly before noon today and believes it may have been released as a joke.

William Stevens Mosholder Lytie Stevens

Freeman for Fredericktown area social notes brief

Fredericktown area social calendar highlights visits and guests. Clem Rinehart and Pia Charville arrive to visit Cantnor Rinehart relatives. Olive Burger returns from Mansfield to join Katherine Lewis family. Donald Bone guests of Leslie Bone in Cleveland. Mina Katherine Lewin hosts fudge party. Stella Zolg visiting Fort Wayne relatives. Miss Morne Roby returns to Columbus after two weeks. Marjory Cornell visits with friends. Mrs Harry Groff and Mary Elizabeth Tuttle back from Akron trip.

Clem Rinehart Jack Charville Pia Cantnor-Rinehart Olive Burger Katherine Lewis Mansfeld Donald Bone Leslie Bone Cleveland Misa Jennie Jonen Akron Mina Katherine Lewin Mian Stella Zolg Fort Wayne Ind Misa Anna Marple Minn Mable Blosser Lakeholm Morne Roby Columbus Roby Marjory Cornell Harry Groff Mary Billia Beth Tuttle Clyde Newman Master Jene Gerald McKiermen Castner Ray Hult Massilon John McKinney L. B. Ackerman Roy Keyes Lonnie Helen Margaret Loudenville Lizzie Keyes Warner Beckley Will Jones

Bladensburg Church Guests and Local Visits Report

Rev. Wm. VanVoorhin of Findlay preached at the Church of Christ and dined with Parr Donohue and family along with his sons Joseph and Charles. Various locals and visitors, including Miss Busle Blue, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCammont, and families, were noted in social calls, trips to Gary Indiana, and weekend visits.

Wm. VanVoorhin Findlay Church of Christ Joseph Charles Parr Donohue Frank McCammont Gary Indiana Busle Blue Everett Warner Arthur Smith Vernon Mra Minnie Harrth Marea Eeith Fawcett Leo Underwood Leota Barleywine Maud Jones Ray Hays New Castle Mis Thomas Earleywine Lee Zanenville Mary Flannigan Columbus Nathaniel Taylor Went Carlyle Ray Warlaywine M. C. Cummina Howard T. J. Hess St. Louisville Russell Jones Mary Ann Rine

Buckeye City Social Notes Mention Visits Across Ohio

Mra Pred Wetrick and children visited relatives in Akron over Sunday. Mr Green of Beaumont Texas visits son Carl Green. Mr Meshac Baker spent Wednesday in Orrville. Mrs A P Workman spent the weekend in Glenmont. Miss Martha Parrish returned from a two week New York visit. Alva Hose of Cleveland guests of Hiden Mowery. Mrs John Burklew admitted to Mt Vernon hospital for treatment. George Wetrick of Millersburg visits brother James Wetrick. A G Tressela on the alok lat. Sylvester Blubaugh and family attend reunion at Coshocton Saturday. Mr M Fessler of Tiverton visiting daughter Mrs Frank Feflin.

Pred Wetrick Akron Green Beaumont Texas Bis Carl Green Meshac Baker Orrville A. P. Workman Glenmont Martha Parrish New York Alva Hose Cleveland Hiden Mowery John Burklew George Wetrick Millersburg Jamea ‘Wetrick A. G. Tressela Sylvester Blubaugh Aiana Agnes Lucy Blubaugh Coshocton Batariay M. Fessler Tiverton Frank Feflin

Last Will and Name Changes Mentioned in Knox County

The probate filing in Knox County covers Mara L. Gordon’s will devising all personal effects to her four children Lula Canning Stella Smith Joseph Gordon and Helen Louise Legge with the West Sugar residence to be sold within two months and the proceeds split among the five heirs including Mamie Ensminger’s children. executor B D Herron of Mt Vernon is named. The same page notes James Macrini’s name change to Vincenzo Salvatore Macrini by court order and various estate filings and real estate transfers in Knox County while Mt Vernon reports a WCTU meeting and community service notes alongside a drowning incident in the Miami River.

Mara L. Gordon Vernon Tanta Trix Lula Canning Stella Smith Joseph Gordon Helen Louise Legge West Sugar Arrest Testatrix Testatrx Mamie Ensminger B. D. Herron Mt. Vernon Robert G. Baldwin Nannie F. Baldwin Common Pleas Court Knox County Blair James Macrini Vincenzo Salvatore Macrini

Worth Liberty Culling School Held for Poultry Raising

The Culling School for poultry raising will be held at Bart Loney's home on August 20 at 2 PM. County agent H. L. Anderson of Knox County leads the event, promising a practical session where attendees learn to select profitable birds for winter.

Bart Loney L. Anderson Knox County

Man Injured at Glass Plant When Cylinder Breaks

Randall Peters of West High street, an employee at Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., suffered a deep cut to his right arm Wednesday at the factory as a glass cylinder shattered. A private physician attended him.

Man Randall Peters West High Street Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Peters

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