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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
6
LOCAL NEWS SIDELIGHTS AT MT. VERNON AREA
Local notices report taxi service and varied city visits by residents and visitors, with cafe openings, theater attractions, and upcoming events. Mentions include Wil Rogers at the Lyric, Cranberry Corners at Este Grange hall, and a real estate ad from Cochran & Rinehart along with several social calls and business trips across Mt. Vernon Columbus and Coshocton corridors.
Local Visitors In City on Various Short Trips
A string of social notices records Mr P J Madden from Columbus and Mr Joseph P McLarnan of Akron in the city on business. Mrs Philip Barton of Mansfeld hosts friends at Academia while Miss Mary Dean of Mansfeld visits Miss Heron Shoultz on Wer Vine street. Mrs John Hurley of New Castle Pa hosts Miss Oda Shollenberger on Hast Gambler street. Mr Robert M Jackson of Cleverland and Mr Chester Smith of Coshocton visit friends for a few days. George Owen and family with L A Stream drive to Newark this afternoon. Mrs Henry Hillary of Rocky Fork spends days with her sister Mia. Edwin Hawkins sold at the old price. Paradise Confectionery advertises oil and medical advice. Mrs William Sapp of Pontiac, and Miss Mary Trumbull of West Chestnut Street return from visits in Columbus. Miss Harriet Fairchild, Mary McConnell, and Mr George Kabin depart Thursday for Cleveland to see relatives. Mrs Theodore Burton of Greenville South Carolina visits in the city and leaves for Columbus to see friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cole
Paul Hurst
Daytonia
Jim
Wil Rogers
Lyric Today
Harry F. Hitner
Pittsburgh
Wisner
E. M. Bocher
W. TH. Talloay
Utica
Howard Chase
Columbus
Mt. Vernon Taxi Company
Donald Miller
Madison
Wis
Messrs
Robert Coe
Frederick Vanatta
Fox & Sreinhofty
William Murrin
Cleveland
George McCullough
West Vine Street
William Patterson
South Gay Street
Pleasant Grange Dramatic Club
Cranberry Corners
Este Grange Hall
Robert Baker
Hunt
Coshocton
William W. Stinomatox
Manafield
Harry W. Koons
Milch Street
PW. Whitman Ant Hon
Bronx City
Iowa
R.A. Devoe
Warner
Miss ‘Tholwa
Snow Island
Great Lakes
Marguerite Clark
Vine
Mack Bennett
Vera Pouler
Hoonovilta
Min Unibet Parsons
the Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co
Southwood Corner Public Squire, Aio
P. J. Madden
Joseph P. McLarnan
Akron
Philip Barton
Mansfeld
Fends
Academia
Mary Dean
Heron Shoultz
Wer Vine Street
John Hurley
New Castle
Oda Shollenberger
Chester Smith
George Owen
L. A. Stream
Newark
Henry Hillary
Rocky Fork
Lock
Mia
Edwin Hawkins
Olive
Paradise Confectionery
South Main Street
William Sapp
Pontiac
Mick
Mary Trumbull
West Chestnut Street
Harriet Fairchild
Mary McConnell
George Kabin
Theodore Burton
Greenville
8. C
Friends F
Ankle Break for Walter Milton in Fredericktown Feud
Walter Milton, eight, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Milton, Fredericktown feud, broke his ankle Thursday morning after a fall from a tree. Babe Ruth hits 28th home run in New York Chicago game, 1020 season, reported July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Thomas Milton
Fredericktown
Babe
New York
Babe Ruth
Local Notes From Eagle Grove And Surrounds
Carl Cline returns to Akron after a four week vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Cline. Miss Coreth Myers of North Baltimore visits her mother Mrs Jotina Gilmore. A son was born July 7 to Mr and Mrs Mfoyd Bechtel. Willis Parsons loses a horse to lockjaw. Mr Harrison Armstrong of Palmyra spent time with his daughter Mrs M M Phillips. Berlin church Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Samuel One Thursday for a lay meeting and dinner. Lloyd Shirafs new foundation and repairs on the Wineland farm barn underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cline
Akron
Samuel Cline
Coreth Myers
North Baltimore
Jotina, Gilmore
Mfoyd Bechtel
Willis Parsons
Lockjaw
Harrison “Armstrong
Palmy- TH
M. M. Phillips
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Berlin
True Lovers' Knot Explained as a Danish Tower Bond
A brief note explains a true lovers' knot as the Danish tower BEE retrothment bond, describing it as a compound linking true and lower elements. The short item highlights the unusual etymology and structure without broader context.
Livestock market reports and grain prices across major exchanges
ODNESMARKETS notes large cattle and hog receipts with steady to lower markets. calves and veal show mixed moves. Chicago grains list wheat oats pork and lard futures. Toledo hay and seed prices appear with prime cash bids. Local produce prices from H V Smoots include butter, hens, spring chickens, old roosters, and turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohlewgo
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Toledo
Timothy
Dee
H. V. Smoots
BBC
Dmgksssi Sanesare Restieesenerss Soc Uoobe
Seretiee Bentee
Old Mirror Use Among Anglo-Saxon Women
Fragment describes mirrors fused by Anglo-Saxon women Alina to their girdles. It notes the custom persisted into Elizabethan and James eras and tied to many gatherings of the period. The text references prior inventions and a horn-related item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alina
Elizabeth
James Ie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pitkin’s Cash Provision Store
SWIFT
Parker
van Camp
Sunkist
J. H. Fox
Brink Haven
Vernon
J. B. Reel
Howard
Wisner Cafe
Robert Davidson
Findlay
Mansfield
Robert, Shireman
Cumbertend
B. ©. Jones
Clyde Parsons
Mt. Vernon
Ralph and
Clyde Chelatman
Heath
Tt. Jenkina
Detroit
Join Brewce
Helen Brovce
James Randolph
Carl Simpson
West Gambler Street
Hugh A. Baldwin
James Hagen
Danville
Hoy B.well
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick Tyan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mary Styan
North Mulberry Street
Willian Thurst
Roberts
Tla
Judoon Vincent
Vermilion, Ohl
Mt Vernon
Clarence Warhiugh
W. A. Grimer
Mitedred Workman
Wile
Workman
Hraddock
Mery Lo
Bishop
Minto
Sarah Graves
Adelynn Venin
Wiloxi, Misy
H.C. Highop
West High
Biloxi
Cay
UL Metcalf
Oly Tieglay
East High Street
Mew
Metcalf
Mina Edna Clark
Millersburg
Mi Vernon
Ann Hennie
Eagle Grove
Odnesmarkets
Yingling & Yunkes
Fenris
Pras Noe
Wromrs
Victory Dairy Feed Ti Me
Union Grains
Faramel Horse Feed
Hart
Horace
Purina
Swift's Fertilizer
Northwestern Elevator
Jason
Gordon H
Boon
Georgette
The
Walker - McCrackin Co
Severns Shoe
Educators
Vine Theatre
John R. Doelfs
Curtin House
Mt, Vernon, Ohio
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