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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1922
Page
6
As Christmas nears shoppers flock to stores with ready displays of gifts. Merchants push festive decor and a wide range of offerings while inventories expand and preparation intensifies. The peak buying period is anticipated to start within days, with many urging shoppers to complete their purchases this week.
Knox county delegates join state convention appointments as Local Grangers gain positions on committees at the Ohio State Grange Jubilee sessions in Columbus. Appointments by state master A Caton assign names to dormant granges and specific roles in food and enforcement. Sections to meet at the Chamber of Commerce building in Columbus for the jubilee events.
Mrs Mary Jones died Sunday morning at her home in St. Louisville. Survived by two children. Funeral announced for Tuesday.
Gambier High School boys basketball were defeated by a Denison University fraternity squad from Granville on Saturday night with a final score of 18 to 18. The unusual tied score ended the match in a rare draw.
A vintage ad touts Freezone for corns promising immediate relief. It claims the corn stops hurting instantly and then the user can start to walk. The druggist sells small bottles for a few cents to remove hard or soft corns between the toes without soreness.
William Buubaugh of the Columbus road burned when a match he used to gauge radiator water ignited alcohol added to prevent freezing. The blast burned his face as the refrigerator exploded his car radiator.
Mrs C B King of West Chestmit reports her son Francis King underwent an appendicitis operation Sunday in Boston. King is a student at Harvard University.
Rev. D Coburn of North Mulber piréet will travel to McConnellaville to officiate at the funeral of Mrs. Riley, sister of Mrs. A Kent Gambler atreet, this city, as reported in local notices.
Emma J Harrison, 27, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wissem Rows, died Monday at 1 30 AM after four months of tuberculosis. Survived by five siblings, her parents, one daughter Catherine, and two sisters Mrs Ttee Galger and Mrs Fanny Henery. Funeral at her home Wednesday at 1 PM with Reverend Murchiah. interment Gamer Cemetery.
Infant Kenneth son of Mr and Mrs George Raymond of East Ohio Avenue was taken to the sanitarium Monday for treatment.
Catalog of carving sets bowls goblets sherbets and glassware with prices for two person carving sets at 1.75 to 4.60 per set assorted Japanese hand painted china pieces condiment items and cut glass including salts peppers and spoons earthen bowls and oriental flower bowls priced from 9c to 66c and up final item list notes complete bowl sets and assortments with miscellaneous pieces
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