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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
7
Hillett announces school closings for Christmas vacation across wards. Each ward schedules morning Christmas programs with noon dismissals. High School held a Christmas chapel and vesper carol service. public is invited to this afternoon program.
The Bridge Works face the Professors team in an indoor baseball exhibition as the Igguatrial Indoor Baseball League winds down for winter. This will be the last indoor game at the Y M C A until spring, with bleacher seats moved Friday to accommodate the basketball season starting next week. The league opens again Monday December 26 with American Legion versus Pentagon Columbus.
Mt Vernon woke to twelve degrees Thursday morning marking the lowest temperature after a cold wave that began Wednesday. The thermometer fell from 26 at 4 pm to 20 by 8 pm and to 16 at midnight, then 12 at dawn before starting a slow rise. More cold was forecast for tonight and tomorrow.
The Coopers defeated the Professors in all three Industrial Bowling league games on Wednesday evening. They totaled 2406 pins to 1988 for the Professors, averaging 802 to 622 2 3, with the Coopers showing their best form in the first game at 848 pins and finishing strong across the series.
A beaver uses its tail to swim and also to sound a flat alarm when struck on the water, serving as a signaling device.
A fragment discusses gratitude and greatness of mind in ownership and action in a season, urging more timely effort and accountability than inaction, with references to Yor and Reneca in a reflective tone.
Principal Koch announced this morning that the Otterbury Rocking dated club at Mt. Vernon High School is under faculty review. Directed by Ray Jone, the choir includes Cloyee Christopher, a nat year graduate, as one of its first tenors in a 12 member group.
Mrs M Suter of Stratford Connecticut reports great relief from a severe bronchitis attack after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The notice promotes Foley's as a trusted national family remedy for colds coughs and croup.
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