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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1922

Page

6

Poultry show and local business notes fill Mt. Vernon scene

Local Mt Vernon items report Poultry show at city hall this week and many residents in town on business. Mentions include Harry Shepherd, Wayne Kamp, Clem Ray, John White and Legrand Britton visiting for errands. Notes on deliveries, store hours, and upcoming community events alongside social visits to Columbus, Oberlin, Milwaukee, and Chicago.

Delaware HL Williams Ilower Charles Seales Danville Harry Shepherd Bangs Clem Ray Hittsburgh Ray Painter Mansfield F Martin Hhe Wayne Kamp Fox & Bieiahor SeaTat Mry L. B. Monck North Main Street We & Guer Mes W. G. Harris New York City Fox & Steinhoff WAT Meador Moeller Milwaukee Wis Bruno Thiel Lamartine Street City Hall Martha Bevington Center Lary Dowrs Dry Goods Co Mestre Leo Voyles Walter Coe Lock Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Church John White Legrand Dritton Howard Columbus Xi Srv Newton Givnn Woonter Aaron Mercer G. J. Mercer Leland Ketsor Oberlin University Alletes Army Hocking Valley Dubinsky Grothers Finnell Corner High Norton Bart Cranmer Mt Liberty Varnon Wodhenday Knox County State of Ohio George Feraol Troom Knox County Ae Bank James Higgins G. Mioenburg Irink Haven Vernon Robert Neiderhouner Bivinnes George Warner Hotel Curtiz George Elon Lookout Mountai Tenn Pratt Ward Hamtramck

Mayor Keigley Tries First Police Court Case

Mayor Keigley presided over his first police court hearing involving Paul Dial arrested December 1 on loitering charges. The case, continued previously by Mayor Figer, concluded with Dial being fined ten dollars and the fine suspended.

Keigley Paul Dial Figer Mnally Keg Joy Dink

Local Notes From Bateman Town and Surroundings

Batemantown Abua Hoo traced from Fredericktown through Waterford and back, a plan praised for community benefit. Martinsburg visitor Leland Werta vacationed with parents Lewis and Mrs. Werts. Kenneth Vicroy stayed with Mrs. Steele Baker of Johnaville before returning home. Mrs. Elina Hale remains under medical care. Her daughter Mrs. Albert Scheff in ton ailment. Rose Culp visiting her father Mr. Dert Goodman amid a family gathering. Cheater McDaniels wedding reception held with gifts. Lela Ewers of Huntington WV returns to work after illness. Birth announced of a son Paul to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Alden of Kent formerly Mina Linna Mann. Roy Overly and baby daughter reported well. Mine Jownto Keyes cared for them. B F Cochran guests on New Year’s Day included his father Mr. Wm. Miller and Clayde McKow family. Ray Johnson family hosted Clendon Mann and George Frick with Virginia of Toledo visiting relatives.

Abua Hoo Fredericktown Io Waterford Leland Werta Martinsburg Lewis Werts Kenneth Vicroy Steele Baker Johnaville Elina Hale Mra Albert Scheff Rose Culp Paul Russell Alden Kent Alden Wi Mina Linna Mann Roy Overly Jownto Keyes B. F. Cochran

Appeal for Clothing for Distressed Children

Salvation Army appeals for clothing and shoes for children. Capt. Roy Winterbottom knows of six or seven families with children in distressing need of suitable apparel. Anyone able to contribute should notify Capt. Roy Winterbottom.

Salvation Army Capt. Winterbottom Rollet Mt Roy Winterbottom

Worley Succeeds Lake at C G Cooper Machine Shop

Mr Woods Worley, longtime employee of the C G Cooper Company, has assumed the duties as general foreman of the machine shop succeeding Walter Lake who recently resigned. Worley announced the change today.

Woods Worley C. & G Cooper Co Walter Lake Worley

Pennsy Orders 80,000 Tons of Steel Rails

The Pennsylvania Railroad Co orders 80,000 tons of tool rails for delivery. Carnegie Steel Co 40,000 tons Bethlehem Steel 18,000 Cambria Steel 18,000 and Lateks wanna Steel 4,000. December 1920 Baye orders total 200,000 tons for 121 delivery. The company expects 74,000 tons extra in 1922, with 80,000 tons already contracted, totaling 154,000 tons for 1922.

Tby Associated Press Menner Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Co Carnegie Steel Co Bethlehem Steel Cambria Steel Latekswanna Bteel Cero Baye

Beek Friends In Hour Of Need Admits Cough Remedy

Fragmentary ad copy touts Polly's Honey and Tar as a quick emergency remedy for coughs and colds. It mentions a Mason ward resident Charles Rohridld Ward de Wet and a family with an ailing boy, using crude wording to promote a medicinal product.

Charles Rohridld Ward de Wet

Notice to Eagles Dance in K of C Hall Priday 1982

All Eagles and their families are invited to attend the dance in K of C hall Priday on January 1 1982. No person without a partner admitted and no outsiders admitted without belonging by order of the committee.

K. of C. Hall Department of Highways and Public Works Division of Highways Highways and Public Works Leon C. Herrick

Auction Fails to Stop Rich Cousin as Ned Delays Bid

Ned Melvin worries over a costly auction of Lessie Artworks while Bob Ralston returns with a fortune to buy Ruth Leslie. Ned’s frightened caution delays bidding, then Bob arrives and wins the lot with cash, trusting Ned’s ventriloquism trick to hold back rivals.

Bol Hob Nalston Ned Melvin Bob Ned Bob Ralston Ruth Lestie Robert Jalie Brifle Leslie Art Metal Works Tipton & Co Ruth Lovel Nnd Taunton Hob West Tiptom Interost Moton Netlancer Hammer Polved Tipton Am Tipton Clowe Wax Bo Ralston Robert Ralston Tysone Melvin

Markets Close Upset as Hogs Lead Mixed Session at Pittsbur

Hogs led a volatile day with heavy weights steady near 7.76 to 7.86 while lighter hogs and pigs sold around 5.50 to 7.30. Cattle receipts near 10,000 with steady to higher beef demand. calves and stockers post gains. Sheep and lambs mixed with top lambs around 12.50 and mutton prices firm. Grain futures show modest declines in wheat and corn while oats hold steady. Industrial stocks list mixed results with strong steel and copper names rising. sugars and oils slightly off. Prices paid to farmers listed for various livestock and poultry, followed by a card of thanks from Mrs. Staats and family.

Revelpte Chicago Ely Owen

Notice of Petition in Knox County case for partition and relief

Anna Gotshal of 1215 East Central Avenue New Mexico is notified Harriet T Miles has filed a petition against her in case 11463 in the Common Pleas Court Knox County Ohio seeking partition of real property accounting for legacies and equitable relief. Hearing scheduled for February 10 1922. Robert J Carr appears as attorney for the plaintiff.

Anna Gotshal East Central Avenue Wergue New Mexico Harriet T. Miles Common Pleas Court Knox County Ohio Robert J. Carr Algum Naiauanapee

Classified advert for farm and property sale on Manafield Road

A classified notice offers a chicken and berry farm plus a 7 room home, chicken house, barn and auto repair shop on Manafield road at a bargain price of 3800 dollars. Interested readers should contact Charles H. Taylor at 10 West Vine St or call 447 Red xi.

Gale Manafield Road Charles H. Taylor West Vine St Gambler Glaire Col Pike Gambier Pike Road Fredericktown W. C. Rockwell Farm Land Co

Angs Sunday School and Community News Highlights

Angs Sunday school meets January 8 at 10 with preaching at 11 by Rev. A B Black of Mr Vernon. Prayer meeting at 1 30. Family visit notes from Allen Clements and others. Local residents attend poultry show in Mt Vernon. Mt Vernon visits and hospital update for Mrs. Glyde Johnson. Gleaners to meet with Mrs. Clinton Warman January 6. Youths convicted in Tampon Fin. juvenile court for hardware store break in.

A.B. Black Vernon Allen Clements Columbus William Gradte Clements John Donael Varian Lana Lola Poland Kenneth ‘Trease Ralph Shaffer Glyde Johnson Alt. Carmel Hospital Delmar McClead Hedding Chapel Donald Kemmer Brandon Walter Armold Mt. Vernon Clinton Warman John Riotta Boye Pitteway

Foley Kidney Pills Help Mrs Morgan Relieve Aches

Mrs George Morgan of Bust Fairfield VI reports head and body aches eased by Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills heal and strengthen weak kidneys and bladders and aid filtering impurities from the blood, reducing pain and disease.

George Morgan Fairfield Foley

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