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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1921

Page

6

Local notices mix with sports and events in Mt. Vernon area

Howard resident Hiram Stricker visits the city while local events highlight baseball games at Zanesville and Mt. Vernon on Sunday June 12 at 3 o'clock. The row of items mentions ice cream, baby chicks, shop specials, dances, memorial services, and relatives visiting from Cleveland and Columbus, with ads for Lowney chocolates and Dry Cleaning services.

J. Cole Hiram Stricker Howard Zancaviliere Mt. Vernon North Jewell Ice Cream & xi M. J. Kelly Chicago Rele Wythe & Ogg Jackson Mas Gorsuch North Main Street Zanceville Orion M. E. Church Stra Greg Henley Littliron Barberton A. Henley Danville George Allaway New Strattsville H. Lee Russell East Gambler Street Cleveland Mya W B. Noawell Mra Charles Wright North Sanctuaky Street Jewell Ice Cream & Milk Co Mira Helen Colle Attena Zanesville George Jarvis Columbus Lowney Co Lowney Alles Welker North Bandusky Street Jewell Stalph Henley K. of P Hall Twentieth Century Club Charles White Mary Charles Jr Lakerside William White Taugher Harold Sleeman Mise Ruth Humphrey Mich W. 1 Sleeman Dackwon Ball Lovey Graft Charles Gram Margaret Mar Jun Kokomo Ind Garimente San Public Square Sea GW. Miller Game Washington

Local Guests and Visits Highlight City Scene

Guests include Mrs Hanks formerly Eva Adrian of this city and Mr Matthew Kelly of Chicago visiting relatives. G A Henley and family returned from Danville after trips to Loudonville Wooster and Farberton and attended the Loudonville alumni banquet. Ben Ames of Roswell NM arrived for several days on business. Gertrude Weaver of Cleveland and Mrs Lucy Witz host visits. James Lov Jr. returns from Carlton Academy. Augustus Coleman of Brinkhaven and Wetzel Dackins of Amity were seen about town. Mrs Margaret McDonough travels to Washington DC for her nephew Rev Paul Rogers priesthood ordination.

Andrew Banks Hanks Miller Eva Adrian This Ciy Matthew Kelly Chicago G. A. Henley Danville Lopdgnville Wooster Farberton Loudonville Henley Max Meyers AOL West Gambler Ben Ames Roswell New Mexico Gertrude Weaver Cleveland Samuel Blubaugh Dunville Lucy Witz James. Lov, Jr Carlton Academy Summtt N. J Max Sullivan Centerbury Augustus Coleman Brinkhaven Wetzel Dackins Amity Margaret McDonough Washington, D. C Paul Rogers

Bees Stun Farmer on Glem Road near Mount Vernon

A young farmer, Yaiward Mohr, about five miles southeast of Mount Vernon on the Glem road, was severely stung by a swarm of bees Friday afternoon as he walked toward work. He escaped after being overwhelmed by the swarm.

Yaiward Mohr Mt Vernon Glem

Market Reports From Pittsburgh and Chicago Livestock Markets

Today’s livestock receipts show Pittsburgh with 4100 cattle and 350 sheep and lambs, prices steady to mixed. Chicago hogs at 7000 head with bulk around 8.26, cattle receipts 1000 steady, veal calves up 26 cents. sheep 6000 receipts with market softer.

Pittsburgh Chicago Wales

Ringwalt's Livestock Market Report Tonight

Cleveland cattle and calves receipts show steady markets with good to choice veal calves. Sheep wool and lamb values mixed as hogs and other items appear with varied pricing and assorted dry goods offered in the sale.

Cleveland

Boy Scouts Plan for Coming Camp

The Boy Scouts plan a camp at Darling Grove on Green Valley road near Fredericktown. Thirty boys signed up and will hike from the Y M C A next Friday, with gear by truck. Membership reaches 45 after one new Scout joins and two applications are received. Mt Vernon supporters are solicited for $1 donations to become associate members with meeting and camp visit privileges. Visit days at the camp are Sunday June 19 and Wednesday June 22.

Mitchell Today Darling Grove Green Valley Road Fredericktown Y. M.C Mt. Vernon

Lying-Ancient we Modern sting lesson recounted

A London Morning Voice item recounts a Sunday school scene where a teacher asks four young girls why Anantis was severely punished. One girl replies that people in those days were not used to lying, implying a moral about truthfulness and discipline in ancient times.

Anantis London

Market quotes and farm goods listing with mixed commodities

Grain and livestock prices are shown for Wheat, Corn, Date and Pork, with July and September figures. Seed, tobacco products, stock prices, futures and bonds follow, then a local farm produce delivery list including butter, hens, roosters, ducks and turkeys.

Hin Vrosh Gee Wrerrert Huttepess Brothers Gove

Judge Houck Goes to Washington D H

Judge Houck travels to Washington D H to deliver the annual memorial address before city fraternal lodges. The Sunday service unites all orders, with another address planned in Piqua, Miami County. He speaks widely, and such memorial services grow common where multiple lodges exist.

Judge Lowry DB. Houck Washington D. H. Wnday Judge Mt. Vernon Audi & Service

Baseball results and standings from today's games

Baseball results show Cleveland beating New York 8 to 6 and Chicago defeating Philadelphia 6 to 0. Detroit topped Washington 6 to 3, Boston won 7 to 3 over St. Louis. Schedule includes Cleveland at Washington and Chicago at Boston. National League standings list Pittsburgh atop the circuit with New York, St. Louis, and Boston close behind. American Association results feature Columbus 6 Kansas City 4 and Indianapolis 5 St. Paul 4.

Cleveland New York Washington Detroit Boston S.srrre Loula Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburg St. Louie Brooklyn Cincinnati American Association Indianapolia Loulaville Kansas City St. Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Toledo Columbus Indianapolis Louisville

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