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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1921

Page

5

Local Social Notes and County Events Highlight Week

Akron visitors and local residents are seen in a string of Sunday calls and visits across Canton Wooster Mount Vernon and Columbus. A ten million gas well was drilled by East Ohio Gas Co on Paraone form and chore lists include dances church events and a church lighting upgrade.

Hofuima London Ville Pant Bundey Link Ban Dury Aml Twin City Jane Harry Highman Centerbure Wan Thode Stull Canton W. J. Payne Mobaugh Clif ‘Ton Akron Roscoe Leonard Columbus Mir G. A. Henley Wooster Fred Carver Frank Bradfield Danville Glen Mont East Ohio Gas Co Wona Shaffer Abram A. J. Workman Daughiter Perry Workman J. E. Mackey J. R. Greer Vernon W. H. Baker East Ohio ‘Gaa Co B. W. Logadon Amity Pike Charles Breckter Herbert Barnes Church of Christ Donnie Edward Dewald Mt. Verso Gambler Marilla Welker Ira Lybanger Cleveland J. B. White Alfred Wheaton Central City WE. Durbin

Memorial address set at Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon

The I C C F memorial address will be delivered at 2 pm Sunday in the Presbyterian church by Rev. Paul O Weimer of Newark. Mrs Greeley King visits her parents briefly, Mrs Emma Kerr celebrated her 74th birthday, and many local residents are noted in the social notices. The town updates include moves, visits, and property changes among Hancock, Townsend, Kerr, and Rine families.

Presbyterian Church Paul O. Weimer Newark Extward Deal Columbus Townsend Hone James Hancock Greeley King Emma Kerr W. O. Roberts Milea Catherine Riley Centerbury J. 8 Schooler Clare Earl Kerr Ruth Hickeye City Glenn Schooler Akron Laura Bowman Muskogee Okla Morris Enid Toland Baltimore Laura McWilliams Woods Ginty Cleveland Elmer Harrison Utica W. J. Cline Roy Curtis Morgan Center Arrington Alfred Rine Kidd Weegs John Rine Wesley Tilton Crooksville Sarah Fuller

Regular services and preaching schedule noted

Regular services at the Church of Christ are announced for next Saturday evening and the following Sunday morning. Rev Carr of Allen will preach next Sunday afternoon at 2 50 at The Presbyterian church. Various local residents visit relatives and attend church events including Mr and Mrs George Warman, Miss Stella Burris, Mr and Mrs Harley Sims, and Mrs Iva Kina. The Jones meeting at the Church of Christ runs from the 14th to the 19th of the month.

Church of Christ Rev Carr Allen Wit Presbyterian Church Dosle Burkholder Mt. Varnon Wiggins Ramsey Frederick Olenwood Hannah Wolfe Guy Taylor Vernon George Warman Mt. Vernon Uter'a Aister Guy Cottrell Ide Martin Newark Friends Stella Burris Grace Harris Harley Sims Howard Iva Kina Intaw Ralph Harold “Mills Fredericktown Robert Tek Rt Braids Srndnaes Arla Harris Frank ‘Tydings

Rinkhaven Notices Mention Illness and Family Visits

Mrs Dole Wilcox and her daughter were called home due to illness of her mother Mrs Sarah House. 1M Solomon Hoagland has been ill for two weeks but is improving. Mr Carl Fendrick of Orrville, Mr Floyd Bailey and Mr Clarence Fendrick had Sunday dinner with cousins Mr Earl Sapp, Mrs Sherman Blubaugh, Mrs Chi Besterday, and Mrs George Blubaugh.

Dole Wilcox Sarah ‘House Solomon Hoagland Carl Fendrick Orrville Floyd Bailey Clarence Fenddrick Earl Sapp Sherman Blubaugh Chi Besterday George Blubaugh

Sunday Social Notes From Millersburg and Nearby

Miss Fern is visiting in Millersburg with Mrs Quy Btyern and Mr Karl Rapp. Mrs Phylie Pater visited Miss Meeks in town. Children’s Day will be observed at the Church of Christ next Sunday evening. Win Day returned home from Bethany with daughter Helen who graduated there. Frank Highman is improving at Rix hotel after a coat of paint. The W O T U met at Mrs Ray Bass’s home with Mrs EB Horton presiding and scripture read. Melon hunch was served. Mr and Mrs Sapp and daughter spent Sunday with the Sapps east of town. Clifford Strouse spent Sunday at Big Prairie with his brothers.

Fern Mian Hendermat Quy Btyern Nick Tet Karl Rapp van Harmens Millersburg Mies Phylie Pater Miorabueg Misn Fileanor Meeks Church of Christ Bethany W. Va Helen Frank ‘Highman Rix Ray Bass Horton Hontenn Sapp Wille Sapp Clifford Strouse Big Prairie

Unclear union grove notices and church events

Fragmentary OCR reports a Rev Mr Renting and wife, a possibly related death, Children’s Day exercises at Grove church with packed house, Knox chapter No 236 O E S inspection attended by locals, plus dinner with Magen Rinehart. Names mentioned include Mr Vernon and Mr and Mrs Charles Shrontz.

Renting Agaily Tookillsner Peres Dude Bonday Grove Knox Chapter Vernon Charles Shrontz Magen Rinehart

Coshocton Road Pike 15 Reopens After Repairs

The Coshocton road pike fifteen reopened after repairs on the section west of Monroe Mills. The bridge at Monroe Mills is getting a cement floor, with traffic diverted over the detour bridge north of the new structure while work continues.

Coshocton ‘Road Monroe Mills

Textile deal roundup with cotton and silk prices

Plain white cotton poplin offers skirting fabric priced at 69 cents per yard. Economy silk in plain colors measures 36 inches wide with two yards available for 69 cents.

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