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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
3
Prosecuting Attorney Ashbaugh received a second threatening mail, a full Black Hand letter with a life sized hand drawn in blue ink and marked First Warning. The letter, mailed from Mt Vernon, targets his prosecutions of alleged shooterse, and he vows a full investigation to find the sender.
Milford First Church of Christ women plan an ice cream social at the Milford grange hall on Friday evening July 1. Members are asked to bring cakes. Mt. Vernon visitors include Reed Clutter visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs William Fragier and Florence Teeter with Ralph. John Hatta of Mt. Vernon visits Mr and Mrs Morgan Thomas. Mrs. Herbert Carpenter and son Robert of Morrow County visit E B Taylor.
M B church members surprised their pastor Rev French A Gilmore on his wedding anniversary. Local residents attended games and visited relatives across Cardington Mt Vernon Bladensburg and Newark. The King’s Heralds meet at the church. a July 4 Weaver grange social is planned with cake brings. New Ford purchased by George Rightmire and other farm and family updates.
Mrs. Glenn Slack and daughter Elsie were guests of Mrs. David Jackson on Tuesday. Mrs. Ida Keller and Mrs. Jennie Gessling were mentioned in travel and visits with Mausolith activity noted for the week.
Mrs Ellen Shroyer remains ill at Millwood. J W Dawson, operator of the local flour mill, has moved to Cardington this past Saturday. The Mill has been leased to a new party, name not yet announced.
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