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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1922
Page
2
GALENDAR lists Knox Rebekah Lodge at 7 45 p.m with installation on the first floor. King’s Daughters meet January 10 at 7 50 p.m at the parish house. Emotion of officers noted.
Dr R B Buckingham of Columbus will address a parish event at 8 o clock and lead an all day work meeting in the church parlors. The Women's Association and other groups in town will host sessions with various officers present. The schedule includes meetings at the high school auditorium and the G A R hall with related club talks and installations.
A birthday gathering at Mr and Mrs Burt Nyhart’s North McKensie Street home honored Mrs Nyhart with a noon meal and well wishes. Nearby, a “Black Friday” dance is planned at Hotel Curtis Friday Jan 18, with Murcia Orchestra and local chaperones. Gifts and a shower for Thomas Campbell and family were shared Saturday in Howard. Also, James Zuccaro and Florence Zarlingo wed at Immaculate Conception in Wooster with family attending.
Mrs Clara Fairchild of West Chient Wut enters for treatment at M and B. Mr Harry Wagner removed from the M and B sanitarium home on Gambler road. In McCormick's ambulance, Bowling 16 schedule lists Industrial Bowl League games on Tuesday at YMCA. Pro duora and Pennsylvania Shows slated to compete.
A collage of notices lists an assortment of meetings and programs. Wayne Grange holds an installation and dinner on a Saturday. St Paul parish plans an annual meeting Monday at 7 20. the Teresa Shehan Concert Co appears at Amity church on Jan 12. Quindaro Grange No 416 hosts a Tuesday meeting with trials. Liberty Grange Dramatic Club presents Deacon Lubilee at Clinton Grange Hall Wednesday. Mt Vernon Dramatic Club meets at the public library Tuesday with a special program. Meantime Mt Zilon Lodge entertains with a dance at the Masonic Temple Monday and a January concert by the Elke Orchestra. Revival services run Jan 1–23 at Meadonsboro Church with Rider O C Mayle. Mt Paroute Teachers Association meets January 11 from 2 30 to 4 pm. United Prayer Band continues services and a Gospel program is noted at Mulberry Street church. A warning about warding off evil spirits accompanies the notices, including a chameleon skull as a protective symbol.
Stockholders of Knox County Savings Bank will hold their annual meeting on Wednesday January 1 at 3:20 o clock. The gathering is required by state banking law and will review bank affairs and elect directors.
Members of the HLY club will hold a meeting Tuesday evening at 321% M.C.A. The club, now with 18 members, will discuss School Spirit and Athol. Teas and refreshments will be served after the meeting.
At the Knox County Farm Bureau meeting held Saturday in the Knox County Savings Bank community room, officers for the coming year were reelected. President George Hays, Vice President Leland, Secretary-Treasurer L. C. Welsh, and Executive Committee J. Br. Drake, J. W. Ransom, Charles L. Clark, R. W. Litzenburg were named. New women directors elected include Mrs. A. M. McGugin, Mrs. Charles L. Clark, Mrs. John Cunningham, and Mrs. George McClelland. terms set for three, two, and one years respectively. The board discussed expanding local organization work through community committees and projects such as youth programs, poultry, marketing, and demonstrations. The value of lime in soil and erosion considerations were also noted.
A prank titled Way Practice Only involved a ladder placed outside the fire department entrance. The device bore the inscription and was not understood, with the ladder displayed briefly before being removed by unknown individuals. The incident was presented as a critique of firefighter efficiency under Mayor Kelgley.
Friday will be observed as Temperance Day in Mt. Vernon public schools, announced by Superintendent A. W. Tillett. Programs were distributed to teachers and each classroom is expected to carry out a special program during the day.
Prayer meetings will be held Tuesday at 7 90 o clock in the homer at Mulberry street church. Several families and captains listed with addresses will host brief services. additional meetings on Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Cecil Howers on North Sandusky street. All members and friends urged to attend.
Rev A D Minky delivered morning service on Waiting the Towers from Psalms 48 12 stressing faith in God His word the church and love. Dr Mosher spoke on Americas Greatest Sin in the afternoon urging repentance, while the evening chorus and Mrs Mosher led Not Willing that Any Should Perish and Gods Passmark. Evening sermon urged personal faith.
Clinton Workman aged 62, a well known retired farmer living two miles northwest of Danville, died at 2 45 Monday morning after an extended illness. He is survived by his wife and two children Cheater Workman of Danville and Mrs RA Hunter ofeland. Funeral services at 2 o'clock Wednesday from the home will be private with Rev Schafer of Sugar Creek officiating. Burial will be made in North Benton.
OnlO Fuel pays large dividend as Ohio Fuel Supply announces a regular quarterly dividend of 2 percent and an extra quarterly dividend of 2 percent, both payable January 14.
The Mt. Vernon high school chapel program presented football letters to 16 members of the 1931 team. Captain Marold Cunningham and others received letters from principal H. C. Rock, with Coach Newman noting a Mt. Vernon Akron Central High basketball game victory 36 to 28 last Saturday night.
The members of the city board of education will meet this evening at the office of Sipt A W Bllott to organize for the year.
Fragments urge readers to take Papes Cold Compound every two hours for rapid cold relief. The ad claims the first dose clears nasal passages, stops a runny nose, relieves aching head and feverishness, and tastes pleasant with no quinine. Price noted as inexpensive at drug stores.
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