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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1920

Page

2

Community Schedule of Meetings Aug 20 to Sept 4

Calendar lists Knox Rebekah lodge Aug 20 at 7pm with initiation. Aug 31 Tugeday WBA of the Macca bees at 7:30. Moonheart Legion Chapter 100 at 7pm. Sept 1 Silver Circle 8S Division church meet 2:30 at Mrs Ray Marshall. Gleaner's class Baangs meets afternoon at Mrs Louise Keys. YW FM church meets 7:30 at Mrs Gladys Hadley with mite boxes. Sept 2 Ruth Class church at 7:30. picnic supper at Mrs CG Colville. Glenwood chapter 303 4M 8 Diadensburg memorial session 8pm. Committee to plan entertain.

Tugeday W. B. A. of the Maccabees Mooneheart Legion Silver Circle Ray Marshall East Night Street Gleaner Baangs Louise Keys Gladys Had- Tey East Hamtramck Street Ruth Mra Arthur Cornell Martinsburg Road Woman'n Association of the Congregational Church Mra. CG. F. Colville Glenwood Diadensburg

Wedding of Claude Houbler and Loretta Cond

Mr Houbler Coad ing the wedding of Mr Claude Houbler and Mrs Loretta A Cond, both of thi efty, occurred Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home of the officiating minister Ray D Coburn. The couple left Saturday evening for no wedding trip to Many and other places, and after their return will make their home in this city.

Houbler Claude Houbler Loretta A. Cond Ray. D. C. Coburn

Totten Berry Wedding in Brandon by Rev A D Mink

The Totten and Forn Ta couples of Brandon were married at 2 PM Saturday by Rev A D Mink at his North Gay Street residence. The newlyweds will reside on a farm in Brandon. The piece also notes a Spearman family reunion at Riverside Park with about 160 attendees, lists officers for the 1921 reunion, and mentions attendees from Sedalia and Little River.

Totten-Berry Allyn Clay Totten Brandon A. D. Mink North Gay Street Mra Totten Rman Spearman Riverside Park Ralph Brock Pearl Harris Lucile Harris Edna Spangler Centerbury Mary Taylor Mt. Vernon Howard Taylor Hila Saund

Locals Briefs Spark Fortnight of Visiting Kin

Akron's Mr George A Harter returned home after a week with his parents. Kenmore couple Mr and Mrs Kilsworth Gorsuch visited Gambier with the Harters. Alliance couple Mr and Mrs Bates spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs A Douglass. Grandchildren Stephen A Douglas Jr and Louie Mell Douglas joined their relatives. The McCrukths and Walker families travelled from Rugles Beach. Kenneth Lybarger of Columbus formerly resided in Bun a.

George A. Harter Akron Ohio Kilsworth Gorsuch Kenmore Bir Ed. Gorsuch Gambier Mra C. Bates Alliance A. Douglass North Main Street Stephen A. Doug, Joxs, Jr Louie Mell Douglass J. 8 McCruokth H. K. Walker Ruggles Beach Kenneth Lybarger Jumbus Normerly Pt Buna George McMilien

Weekend Social Roundup Beside Newark and Mount Vernon

Newark residents entertain and visit relatives over the weekend. Henry Parkes, Mrs. H. Landerbaugh, and Edward D Arcy travel from Cleveland and North Clinton to Mt. Vernon area. Mika Edith Robinson visits Danville. Edward Humphrey returns to Clear Lake after weeks in the county. A D Askins from Brink Haven attends scholastic business in Mount Vernon. George Jarvis from Columbus makes a brief stop. Mary Myers returns home in Tock after Sugar Grove visit. the Smoots and Alice of Newark are weekend visitors in Lock. Cliff Larimore of Perryville stays with his mother in Lock while HW Hood and wife visit Newark and James Hood Jr. in Newark. Dr Isabella Nixon attends a State Homeopathic Society executive meeting in Columbus.

Newark Henry Parkes Landerbaugh North Clinton Street Edward D'Arcy Cleveland Catherine Tullows West High Street Mika Edith Robinson Danville Edward Humphrey Clear Lake Iowa A. D. Askins Brink Haven Ohio Mount Vernon George Jarvis Columbus Mary Myers Tock Sugar Grove Laster Myers William Smoots Alice Lock Cliff Larimore Perryxville Rachael Larimore HW. J. Hood Lock I James Ll. Hood Los Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity Red Wird Kenneth Trimble Raymond Manross Isabella Nixon State Homeopathic Society Chittenden Hotel

Noted Honus Wagner May Play Ball Here

The great Honus Wagner may visit Mount Vernon on Sunday September 12. His brother William of Danville is arranging for him to accompany the Danville team to Mount Vernon to help defeat the Mount Vernon Athletics. Danville excitement is rising for the big day of sport and a large crowd is expected.

Honus Wagner Mount Vernon William Danville Pittsburgh

Baseball standings and scores from major leagues

National League standings show Brooklyn New York Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis Philadelphia with win totals and percentages. American League lists Chicago New York Cleveland St Louis Boston Washington Detroit and Philadelphia with records. Yesterday results include Columbus Indianapolis St Paul Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis and New York Cincinnati, plus today’s matchups across leagues.

Brooklyn New York Pittsburg Chicago St. Louis Bopton Wees ATL Washington Go Als Wotrolt Csssvsevvereed Philadelphia American Association St. Paul Minneapolia Milwaukee Indianapolis Tomo Wyeesrverrree Louleville Ceeyeees Columbus Kansas City Minpaupolis Minneapolis Toledo Benton Cincinnati Cleveland Washington Boston Detroit

Pittsburgh Market The Markets and Grain Report Today

A compiled stock and livestock market roundup shows mixed receipts across cattle hogs sheep and calves with price movements. Chicago and Toledo grain quotes list wheat corn and oats with several December and September futures noted along with a school notice for Gambier, announcing a September 7 opening and a strict attendance policy led by Superintendent R B Stone.

Pittsburgh Chicago Cleveland Riba Toledo Alsike Timothy

Scouts Seek Two Touring Cars for Columbus Trip

Boy Scouts request two touring cars for an educational trip to Columbus starting at 6 46 AM from the YMCA and returning by evening. The organization will pay drivers well. Call Mr. Mitchell at the YMCA. Picnic dinner planned at Olentangy Park. Case of typhoid reported in Mt Liberty Saturday afternoon by Dr. R B McRaughlin. Mrs Charles Skenn of Academia operated on Monday at the M J and 8 sanitarium.

Boy Scouts Columbus Mr. Mitchell M.C.A Olentangy Park Mt. Liberty R. B. McRaughlin County Board of Health Today Charles Skenn Academia M. Jand

State Ticket Slate With Several State Officers Listed

The document lists the state ticket including Governor aA and Vic, Lt Governor Howell Wright, U S Senator W A Julian, Secretary of State Wmi D Fulton, Auditor Daniel B Butler, Treasurer Charles B Orwig, Attorney General Joseph McGhee, Chief Justice Hugh L Nichols, Supreme Court Justices Daniel B Cull Kent W Hughes for long term, and Coleman Avery for short term.

Wmi D. Fulton Daniel B. Butler Charles B. Orwig Joseph McGhee Hugh L. Nichols Supreme Court Daniel B. Cull Kent W. Hughes Coleman Avery

County Ticket Names Listed for Various Offices

The ticket names include Congressman Wm A Aghbrook, Judge Court of Appeals Lewis B Houck, Representative B B Ferenbaugh, Common Pleas Judge Charles L Belmont, State Senator W A Gray, Probate Judge Julius W Heading ton, Commissioners Alya B Davis Curtis McMgnnis David Woolfson, Sheriff Burr H Lytle, Clerk Walter C Burris, Treasurer Frank A Ralston, Recorder Jesse Bensel, Prosecuting Attorney Robert L Carr, Surveyor Walter B Nichol.

A. Aghbrook Judge Court of Appeals Lewis B. Houck B. B. Ferenbaugh Common Pleas Charles L. Belmont

Frances Willard W C T U to elect officers next Tuesday

The Frances Willard W C T U will hold its annual election of officers on next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Gay Street M E church. Every member of the organization is urged to be present.

Frances Williard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Knox Rebekah Lodge Jed 8. Montis Frank Spearman George Jackson Charles Spearman Eleanor Monts Ruth Taylor Harret Saunders George A. Miller Sedalia Ida Dunham Little River Kan Lurie Gambler R. B. Stone Gladys A. Hays Eleanor Dunn C.D. Jenkins Gunan Pipes Winnifred Rush Wilfred O. Phillips Democratic James M. Cox Offie VICW Franklin Q. Roosevelt N.Y Vic Donshey Howell Wright United States W. A Ian Aantena Se Tink B&o Pennsylvania Cigarettes Kiyeanegech Sbacee
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