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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
3
As Christmas approaches, shoppers favor educational durable toys over warlike implements. Demand shifts away from submarines and tanks toward German made crafts, lifelike animal models, dolls with real hair, and woolen sheep. Toy sales ramp up after December 1 as children behave well and hints point to sensible buying.
James C. Chambers appeared in Squire Geo. 5. Harter's court on a charge of failure to produce hunters aid trappers license when requested by Game Warden Conover. He did not plead and signified he would fight the case. Hearing is scheduled for Saturday December 10 at 9 a.m. Chambers was released without bail.
Dalrymple aged 60 died at his Wooster home Sunday night after moving from Chesterville five years ago. Survived by wife and two daughters, his body arrives tomorrow for funeral at the Presbyterian church in Chesterville at 2 o clock, burial in Chesterville cemetery.
A nostalgic poetic tribute reflects on a mother’s selfless care and guidance. The piece, written after viewing a stage portrayal, praises maternal love as life’s guiding force and memory of home. It laments aging and the loss of the home nest while cherishing a mother’s influence.
Ak ron born seven year old Rose Mary Kelley daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Kelley died at home Tuesday after a short diphtheria illness. Survived by Cecelia Patricia Paul and Philip. Funeral services were held at the Akron home and burial followed at Calvary Cemetery Akron.
Centerburg residents hosted relatives from Marengo and Johns Town while others visited Columbus Kirkersville Akron and Fair Play Colo. L M Thomas from Kirkersville and H B Kerr returned from Toledo after aotype training. Local shop Rosenthal Esersly advertises a boys sweater sale and a dollar walk.
Ohio ranks fourth in farm motor trucks with 7819 and ninth in tractors with 10469 in census figures. Automobiles and telephones are common on farms, and water and lights are increasingly piped into homes. Ohio State University launches a cooperative stock-buying venture for purebred Shorthorns guided by Prof. T Conklin, with two heifers purchased. The university prepares livestock for the International Livestock Show and an early 1922 dairy show during Farm Week.
A stream of visitors and locals circulated through the Columbus region over the weekend. Names include Cal Cornell from Cleveland, Fred Carver from Newark, Gaylord Parrish and Martha Parrish from Athens, Dwight Banbury from Columbus, Murdetta Lower from Akron, Frank Gumm from Akron, Mudy McNeal and C. P. Rice family, Mrs. W. H. Baker from Columbus, Willard Kultz from Cleveland, Legh Arnold from Mount Vernon, Samuel M. Knight from Barberton, Mrs. W. B. Robinson from Columbus, John Judge from Akron, Virgil Shaw taken to Mt. Carmel hospital, Charles McClintock improving, Gorge Logsdon Jr. from Bellville, Bert Kemp from Loudonville, Vesta Rice from Covington Kentucky, Walter Miller and family from Columbus, Dr. and Mrs. Marshall from Columbus, J. C. Hell from Columbus, Cliff Newton from Canton, R. B. Lybarger family, Lamar Logsdon from Akron, and Don Banker from Bar.
Residents and relatives from Akron Columbus Delaware Ada and Mt Vernon visited here over the weekend. Notables include Mr and Mrs Edgar of Akron at William Edgar’s home, Jock Trick visiting grandfather C G Burrin in Columbus, and Milas Naomi Rice from Delaware staying with her parents.
Mr and Mrs Win Colgin entertained with a duck roast at Bladensburg. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clyde Auhcraft Mr and Mrs George Colgin and Burley Meredith of Mt Vernon who spent last week with his mother. Rude Rine and Bernie Rine plus Mr and Mrs Grover Hess hosted visitors in the area.
A long list of residents shared Thanksgiving with relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wiarton and Mrs. Mary Bronehoeker IV visiting Gambler, Ming Mildred Ernest with Mr. Vernon, and many others across Mt Vernon and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary note describes storage with books and leather goods. Mentions hooks to keep items dry and prevent leather from drying rapidly. No clear persons, places, or events identified.
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