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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1920

Page

2

Picnic and meeting notices from Porter society page

The column lists July gatherings of local clubs and organizations including Swastika club Newark road meeting July 19, Daughters of Veterans at G A B hall July 21, Ladies’ Country Home Bureau July 21, and sewing and quilting events at Congregational church. Also notes picnics at Riverside Park, Jackson’s and Rogers Lake, and a dinner dance at the ME Vernon Country Club honoring Charles Batlarset with Princeton links.

Durbin Newark Road Clacton Mhconhoes Charles L. Johnson Mannfield Avenue Sona of + Peterans’ Auxiliary Ladies' Country Home Robert Paenett Waportance Daughters of Veterans G. A.B. Hall J Committee St. Vincent de Patl's Agnes J. Tighe Fats North Main Streat Congregational Church Gila Dorcas Siday Monty Church of Daughters of St. George Rilverside Park

Rev Carl Durbin Offers First High Mass at St Luke's

July 19 Danville area reports one of the largest crowds at St Luke's Vacville for Rev Carl Durbin’s first high mass after his ordination in Rome. About 2500 attended at the church and surrounding grounds. Sermon by Rev Wm McDermott recalled Danville church history. Durbin blessed his parents and First Communion participants, then joined a communal dinner at the Durbin home.

Vacville Solermn Carl Durbin Rome Italy St Li Man Mutngy Lancaster WW. Muthan Near Howard Durbin John ‘I. Durbin Vernon Father Durbin Order of Oblate Mathers San Antonio Texas

Flora L Moore to Lecture on Care for Afflicted Children

Mme Flora L Moore of Williamsburg Kentucky will speak at the Mt. Vernon Knox county court house Tuesday evening July 20 on The Proper Care of Afflicted Children and the problem of financially blind children. No admission charged and a good attendance is hoped.

Mt. Vernon Knox County Court House Mme Flora L. Moore Williamsburg

Mrs Mary McDonald Dies at Lancaster Home

Mra Mary McDonald widow of Marion McDonald formerly of Waterford died Sunday at her Lancaster home. Funeral services set for 2:80 o clock Tuesday at North Fork church with burial in North Fork Cemetery.

Mary McDonald Marion McDonald Waterford Lancaster North Fork

Road Officials Form Permanent Working Association in Knox County

County Surveyor Carl L. Van Voorhis led a February meeting of road officials to discuss county problems. A June 24 gathering in Mt. Vernon drew larger attendance and produced a permanent Working association with officers Lee Bottenfield president, R B E Jones and Frank C. Mavis vice presidents, R H Long secretary, inspired by Richland county’s model by Boyd Wierman.

Carl L. van Voorhis Knox County van Voorhis Mt. Vernon van Voorln Boyd Wierman Richland County Toyd Wierman Thomas J. Dickerson Mansfield G. I. Nudistil Ohio Good Roads Lee Bottenfield R. BE. Jones Frank C. Mavis R. H. Long

National Guard Plans Reforms as Scholarly Club

Chicago officials form a plan to transform the National Guard into a young man’s club funded by the state. The aim is education and social development rather than mere drill, with George Q. Fairweather of the University of Chicago leading an educational committee. The program may recruit top men and involve educators like George W. Hoke to shape a broader civilian background for guardsmen.

National Guard Chicago Chicago National Guard Commission Frank C. Lowden George Q. Fairweather University of Chicago Fairweather Commission Stresa 19 Guard Mareweather George W. Hoke U. S. Army Camp Grant Rockford Atute

School bus route bids invited for Monroe townships

Bids for hauling district No 3 pupils to district No 4 in Monroe township must be received by the first Monday in August. Bids to cover with and without wagons. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. John Paige, Clerk.

Distriet No Monroe Township

Dileaed Makes Hull Noted in Global Oil Industry

The article highlights Hull as a Greek-influenced hub with rising status in the oil sector. It notes Hull’s growing importance in the sector and its ranking among the world's leading centers.

Ankeny Town Family Visit Highlights Weekend Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Beal and family welcomed Sunday visitors including Chester Beal and others. Relatives from near Danville and Mosth Liberty attended, with visits by Mr and Mrs Donald Miller and daughter. Virgil Finnell of Elgin Illinois will lecture at the Church of the Brethren midweek.

Beal Catherine Doyle Beal Chester Beal Workman Danville Donald Miller Mosth Liberty Harman Veal Berenville Martha Tompson Chidren James Guthyrie A. Beal Olly Beal Minefield Floyd Beal Butler Virgil G. Finnell Elgin Church of the Brethren

Harvest Labor Situation Improves in Kansas Southwest

Kansas City July 19 officials report harvest labor in Kansas and the Southwest generally adequate. Wage standard 70 cents per hour attracts workers while some farms face wage-cutting fears. Car shortages persist though rails say supply better than past years. Wheat yields rise with 12 to 20 bushels per acre and prices around $2.40 to $2.60 per bushel amid grasshopper damage concerns.

Associated Press Banner Kansas City Kansas Southwest Federal Free Employment Bureau Kan Missouri Bureau Forthwestern Hansas Federal Wheat Samuel Crawford Federal Farm Labor Bureau Loco Terminal Company Interstate Commerce Commission Hutchinson Neaf Lyons Federal Reserve Boards Washington Interstate Commerce

Western League season extension eyed by owners in Omaha

The Western League may extend its season by two weeks after a July 18 meeting in Omaha. Clubs debate a 168 game schedule and end date of September or October 1. Joplin leads attendance with about 60 000 season to date, signaling strong interest despite risks to lagging teams.

Associated Press Bunver Chicago Omaha Neb Toearney Gept Oklahoma City Joplin Wichita Tulsa Dee Moines Oma Broux Ciy Tearney Miasouri

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