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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
2
Mt Vernon high school receives the debate trophy for a banner won previously at Zanesville. The banner features blue and white colors. In the triangular standings Zanesville leads with 14 points, Mt Vernon trails, Newark follows.
The excerpt notes that before completion, a planned large Hebrew work was halted with five of ten volumes unfinished. The project aimed to renew or refurbish a major collection, but stalled prior to completion.
Tuesday October 19 meetings at G A R hall for Pauleters of Veterans and Maccabees Knox chapter 236. December entertainments by the Pe wHl. Vincent de Paul sewing circle meets at 211 Taste 1 We Cheetnut with Mrs El McNeal. Wednesday October 20 Port Officers of Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet at 7 30 in Maconboys hall. Horeas class Sunday school 5 9 at church with Ida Colgin.
A dance will be held in Zolman s pavilion Fredericktown Saturday evening featuring round and square dancing by ool Turner and G Warier. The event aims to entertain residents with dancing and music in a community gathering.
George H. Jones secretary of Knox Tire & Rubber Co said rumors that the state securities commission refused to certify the stock are false The commission has not ruled on the application yet and Jones plans to appear before it on Thursday to seek a ruling on certification of the stock.
The Columbus automobile license bureau announces motorists need not rush to obtain 1925 licenses though supply may be limited until January 25, 1938. The plan reserves plates for new-car buyers. Knox County Chamber of Commerce Secretary Hoy L. Russell says no such instruction. licenses will be issued to cover three months.
County Auditor A. D. Rinehart announced this afternoon that the 1924 dog tags have arrived at the county auditor’s office and are now ready for distribution.
A number of Newark poultry exhibitors plan to show their birds at the Newark show which opens on Christmas day and runs through the final week of the year. Delegations will travel from Mt. Vernon to Newark during the week of the event.
Elieser Ben Yahuda world famous Hebrew author died in Jerusalem yesterday after a sudden illness. His passing ends a long career shaping modern Hebrew literature and language. He leaves a lasting legacy in Jewish linguistic scholarship and national culture.
Royal team member Senler is cleared to play for Mt Vernon high school basketball this season after review by the state board of athletics. He has been in the high school five years but was previously ineligible. the board now permits him to participate this year.
Elizabeth Warren, 60, of Fredericktown, died Sunday evening at Mercy hospital after a six week illness. Cause was a complication of diseases. She leaves two nephews, Samuel and William Bryant, both of Fredericktown. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
Washington December 18 The Central American conference resumed after governments instructed ministers to reject a proposal for a political union of the five republics.
Three men burned to death and four others injured in a cottage fire at Little Wadsworth near Massillon. The dead and injured were taken to Massillon. Harold Howard, 52, a utility engineer of Massillon, Frank Wagner, 50, a foreman, and Leroy Hodgson, 28, of Massillon municipal electric light plant, were named among the dead.
New York December 18 independent theatre owners announce the formation of the Theatre Owners' Distributing Corporation to aid independent owners nationwide. The venture has authorized capital of 5 million dollars with directors including Sydney Cohen of New York and William A. True of Hart.
Harry Davie of Fort Conn faces L. J. Deitenar of Louisville Kentucky and W. D. Barford of Aurora Illinois in a regional bout described with boxing terms. The report notes the participants and their home towns in a terse card style.
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