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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
3
The Clerks and Chevrolets face off in the Industrial bowling league Friday at the Y McG A alleys. No games were rolled Thursday evening.
During the Genterburg Danville high school football match at Danville thieves entered the Danville Buckeye City high school building and stole 29 dollars and a gold watch from players. Sheriff B H Lytle investigated but found no clue. Police believe young boys were responsible.
Mr and Mrs Josey Levison Shen, Reva, Vernon and David Bearr were in a sedan struck by a T and C crossing train at Canterbury last evening. The auto was demolished and Mrs Levison was severely bruised while the others avoided injuries. The party had been returning from Columbus when the train backed into their vehicle.
Walter Styers of near Howard faced a charge in Justice Harter's Court for hunting rabbits without a license. Deputy Game Protector D. B. Pratt filed the case, and Styers was ordered to appear for a 3 pm hearing Monday afternoon.
Thomas J. Feeney, 28, died Friday morning at his uncle Py J. Feeney’s home on East Hamtramck Street. Death followed months of tuberculosis illness. Survived by stepfather McVey of Cleveland. Funeral at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Vincent de Paul’s, Rev. Mulhaire officiating. Burial in Calvary Cemetery.
A statement issued today by Ree Matthews of Adits Pret ies Loren Arthur J May 3 warns that a Vernon merchant is soliciting goods and is unauthorized. The notice urges public caution against this solicitor and advises residents to report any attempts to solicit.
A large Thursday afternoon crowd watched the Knox County Gun Club shoot with sharp rivalries among marksmen. Prizes announced included Turkeys to Jacobs, Dial, Sullivan and Owens. Ducks to R Salisbury, C W Purbaugh, Dorsey, Jacobs, Fletcher.
At a Timon lodge No 45 meeting the first officer nomination was announced with the Pake rank to be conferred next Thursday evening.
Columus market quotes show mixed gains across stocks and bonds with Cities Service and Liberty bonds delivering varied results. Live cattle and hog receipts in Cleveland and Chicago reveal steady to higher demand while grain futures move with slight gains in wheat and oats.
Pitkin's Grocery furnishes today prices with butter and country creamery items. A school committee meeting was held Wednesday evening at George Jerael's office with full membership. The group discussed the situation and decided to inspect the high school next Sunday.
Danville Ohio December 1 Mrs Elizabeth Homan aged 84 died Wednesday evening at the home of her daughter Mrs James Woodsdon of this place after illnesses from advanced age. The body will be taken to Londonville Saturday for funeral services and burial.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy for constipation for adults and children. It promises relief when feeling sick dizzy head ache sour stomach or gas and claims the product tastes like candy and is the nicest cathartic laxative on earth.
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