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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1921
Page
3
Beginning next Sunday at Gay Street M E Church Dr and Mrs Ward Mosher of Ithaca New York will conduct special services. Dr Mosher formerly pastored leading central New York Methodist churches and now works as an evangelist. Mrs Mosher directs the choir. The services will open next Sunday.
Farm Bureau leaders in the state plan extension of cooperative marketing and shipping. A state meeting on February 12 in Columbus during Farmers Week will discuss marketing. A day of fasting and prayer Thursday precedes the event with a continuous prayer service in county programs.
Herbert Connor of Harrison town Vehip an ex service man was granted a trial visit from the state hospital Columbie and was taken back to the institution Monday afternoon by Sheri Lytle His condition grew worse and relatives asked that he be returned to the state hospital.
Centerburg note page lists Colt Mitchell moving family from Mount Vernon and Hassan taking a job at First National Bank. Harry Reynolds of Chicago visits relatives, Harold Fowls from Detroit tours parents, Mrs. Joshua Crawford returns from Ensley Alabama, V. E. Brokaw in Columbus Friday, Keily Parner of London visits. G W Barnes heads to Mansfield for winter with daughter F R Hollibaugh. Wiley Neighbarger and Clyde Boyd dine with B C Rameys for Mrs. Ramey’s 49th birthday.
Mrs Evelyn Reel wife of John Reel residing three miles north of the village attempted suicide Saturday evening by swallowing bichloride of mercury tablets said to total sixteen. Dr C L Harmer of Danville treated her with a stomach pump and antidote. The physician believes she could recover. Family difficulties were noted with Reel allegedly leaving home Saturday noon and saying he would not return.
A large crowd watched the American Legion and Columbus Pentagon basketball teams clash at the Y. M. C. A. Symon led the ex soldiers as they opened their home schedule and defeated Columbus 60 to 30. Players Sapp Jones Norrick Clements and Bonds stood out as veterans showed faster play.
The Christmas pageant The Prophetic Child, staged at Congregational church, drew a crowded audience and may be repeated at the Ohio State Sanatorium late this week. The production gained from an extra scene and new lighting effects, with strong performances and pleasing music.
Mrs Daniel F McFeely of North Park Street received notice of the death of her aunt Mrs M A Wright sister of the late Col W R Hogue of this city in Knoxville Tennessee. The body was brought to Xenia Ohio for burial this afternoon. Mrs McFeely attended the funeral services. A message from Mrs James Baughman thanks friends neighbors and mourners for kindness consoling words and floral tributes after the death of her beloved husband.
We thank friends for kindnesses shown at the funeral of our wife and daughter Mrs. Gertrude Mahaffey Shively for floral offerings car loans and Rev J Clevland's consoling words Edward Shively and Mrs Milton Mahaffry express appreciation.
John P. Rogers son of Julus Rogers of Columbus and formerly of Mr. Vernon passed the state bar examination held in Columbus early in December. He will join the law firm of Andrews and Andrews in Hamilton.
J F Dude Butler released by Justice George Harter after two weeks in jail for failure to pay a $500 fine for intoxicating liquor possession. He had served in October through Christmas Eve with two prior $500 fines for separate offenses. He faces possible penitentiary term on a third offense under Crabbe law.
Mr. Ronald Skeen of Wooster Avenue, Miss Viota Cline of Wooster Avenue, and Mr. George Price of Wooster Road all underwent operations Monday at the M. & S. sanitarium. Mrs. Harry Wagner was transported by McCormick's ambulance Monday afternoon from Gamier Road to the M. & S. sanitarium.
Shipping 18 light shipments to the Pittsburg market from Knox county is planned with Dromines coordinating. A hog and sheep shipment from Hunt's station was scheduled for today, marking the only announced shipment for the week.
A meeting bulletin notes Flat Rungrange will hold a New Year’s dinner and installations for the upcoming year. All members are urged to attend the January 1 event, with additional notices for other local gatherings. The United Prayer Band meets this evening at 7:30 at 301 West Burgess Street hosted by H. V. Oberholtzer. The Hawaiian Serenadera is set as the second act in the Bladensburg lecture series on January 7 at the town hall. Regular communications of Mt. Zion lodge No. 9, F and A. M. are noted.
Officers and directors of The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co express gratitude to members, borrowers and depositors and promise efficient service in 1922. They commit to paying reasonable interest, securing funds with real estate loans, insuring the business, offering safe loans, and maintaining a reserve fund over half a million dollars. Originally issued from Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio.
Local notices list a church event on Friday evening at 7:30 in the Masonic temple hosted by Rt John and Feangelist’s day. The Poultry association meets in Charles Belmont’s office at 7 20. Epworth League at Green Valley church holds its monthly meeting Dec 30 at Carl and Edith Blue’s home. Bladensburg High School plans a Friday event with comedy. An Early fi x Friday evening Dec 30 at Mil tincture town hall features a oyster supper and party. Albert and Marie Whhaktes arrive from Germany and will sing German songs during the evening.
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