December 30 to January 7 Children’s Shoes Sale
A local notice announces a shoe sale running from December 30 to January 7 offering 10 percent and 15 percent discounts on children's footwear.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
3
A local notice announces a shoe sale running from December 30 to January 7 offering 10 percent and 15 percent discounts on children's footwear.
A local retailer cuts prices on women's low and high shoes by 20 to 30 percent as part of year end clearance. Shoppers can find styles across sizes and widths with discounts applied in store and online through the weekend.
Mer's Shoes offers savings on footwear and apparel with 10% to 20% discounts. Boys' and Girls' selections include 15% to 20% off, carving a broader price cut across youth sizes.
The piece recounts basketball origins with James Naismith at Springfield Y M C A, and secretary D M Spence as a classmate witness. It notes early crude play, nine players, three forwards centers and guards, and chain ball release devices. It highlights rapid growth to become one of the big three sports in America.
The Oberlin Glee Club, famed nationally, will appear Friday evening January 6. The tour covers New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Washington DC and Ohio. The program includes glee club numbers, quartets, duets, solos, a one act comedy, and instruments. A special Pullman car meets housing needs of forty men. the event is under Congregational church auspices. Remodeling of the building completed July 5, 1921, with a secure bank vault and public inspection invited.
Public schools colleges Y M C A playgrounds and clubs foster growth as about 150 high schools entered last year’s Ohio tournament and hundreds joined midwest tours. The game spreads from South America to Europe Asia and the Pacific with international events at Paris Pershing Stadium. Pro salaries on the rise, the Original Celtics in New York reportedly paying stars between 8400 and 12000 for a six month season.
City officials report a $1,089.42 credit to the sinking fund to meet next year’s obligations. Total payments due January 1, 1922 amount to $12,726.45, including water works and street bonds. After deposits, the sinking fund in the city depository will total $19,816.87, leaving a balance for the commission. Church notices: Howard Christian church annual meeting set for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. A funeral for Mrs Hortenn Joris will be Saturday at 1:40 p.m. at the home, with burial at Mound View cemetery.
Officers invite patrons and Knox county residents to inspect the remodeled First National Bank. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. next Saturday December 1. The redesign by Stewart & Stewart adds a white marble counter, walnut fixtures, six grills, a private room for patrons, a ladies waiting area, and an expanded safety deposit vault with a brass drill.
Anna Gotshal of Albuquerque New Mexico is notified that Harriet T Miles filed a petition as a defendant in case 11483 in the Common Pleas Court of Knox County Ohio seeking partition of real property an accounting of legacies and equitable relief. The hearing is set for after February 10 1922. Robert L Carr attorney for plaintiff. Ligeo 6a19 26 22
A New Orleans reader from 3116 Washington Avenue reports her child’s severe coughing improved after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The letter extols the medicine’s ability to clear nasal mucous, soothe inflamed surfaces, and ease chest tightness in various coughs and bronchial ailments.
Washington December 27 A sub committee at the arms conference consideration a resolution declaring aircraft military weapons only when manned by aviators with at least two years of practical military flying experience.
Associated Press dispatch from Belfast reports a deadly clash as police challenged men acting suspiciously. Gunfire wounded four constables before a running fight ended with the sniper killed. An armored car aided restoration of order.
After a two day Christmas shutdown Newport Rolling Mill resumed operations without trouble. State troops guarding the plant reported no acts of violence or unrest. In Columbus Ohio State University announces the William E. Bingham Memorial Prize Medal to be awarded next May for the best philosophical essay by a student.
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