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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1921

Page

4

Will Sperry Dies After Long Illness In Mt Vernon

Will Sherman Sperry a longtime dry goods merchant of Mt Vernon dies Tuesday at 3 PM at 307 North Main Street after months of heart trouble and complications. Born November 7 1862 in New Preston Connecticut he lived in Mt Vernon since 1871 with a North Dakota stint before returning to business. He leaves a wife a daughter Louise and two sisters in Connecticut. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from his home Rev David Pike officiating burial at Mound View cemetery.

Will Sherman Sperry North Dakota Mt. Vernon Congregational Church Louise Connecticut North Main Street David Pike Mound View Cemetery

Farmy Residence in Liberty Township Burned to Ground

A two story dwelling owned by J. W. Parr and occupied by his son Harvey Parr in Liberty township burned to the ground at 2 o clock Tuesday morning. The family escaped in their night clothing with only a few household articles saved. The fire originated from an autochimacy kept burning in the afternoon, and insurance on the dwelling and contents was insufficient to cover the loss. The home stood about 11 and a half miles from Mt Vernon on the old Delaware road.

J. W .Parr Harvey ‘Tarr Liberty Township Horrow Mt Veron Velaware Road

Mrs Mercer Dies at Newark Home

Mrs Annabelle Mercer wife of Poutmanter rank T Mercer died Sunday night at her Newark home. She was well known in Knox County where she lived years and was a charter member of the Centerbury Church before joining the Newark church. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon with burial in Newark cemetery. For sale fine residence on Booth Market Street Danville inquire of J Blobough.

Annabelle Mercer Poutmanter Rank 'T. Mercer Newark Knox County Church of Christ of Centerbury Newark Church Booth Market Street Danville Blobough Uae

Jewelry Heist Through Roof At Frank L Young Store

Police report a burglary at Frank L Young jewelry store at 11 South Main last night. A man accessed the attic and storeroom via a manhole on the roof, removing 112 rings, 15 watches, pearl beads, a gold knife, and a silver divot. The thief used a telephone pole to reach the roof, left tracks on the metal surface, and exited by the same route. Authorities suspect a professional with access to building lay but have no solid leads. The store alarm reportedly failed when the break occurred.

Frank L. Young South Main Street The Atore Fred D. Pharix Parker Pharls Young Thia

Oliver T Wright, longtime Vernon resident, dies at 74

Oliver Taylor Wright, 74, a retired lamber, died at 12 40 PM Wednesday at his home 9 East Chestnut Street after months of illness. Survived by wife Sarah B Weight. children Mannie Willamy Jeanie Wis Her Clara Bekel Eleanor Bowman Clinton Wright Latrina Trouwe. sister Mrs Frank White. brother FL Weight. Knights of Pythias and Uniform Rank to handle services Friday at 2 PM at 9 East Chestnut Street. Dr George F Smythe to officiate. burial in Mound View cemetery.

Oliver Taylor Wright Mr. Vernon East Chestnut Street Mr. Wright Boen Il Sarah B. Weight Fallowlie Mra Mannie Willamy Mip Jeanie Wis Clara Bekel Eleanor Bowman Clinton Wright Mt. Vernon Mra Latina Trouwe Akeron Alvo Slater Frank White Gamtor FL. Weight Angeles Calif Waa Timontolke No. 1 Knights of Pyth Knights of Pything George F. Smythe of Gambier Mound View Cemetery

Zolmans Grocery to Close Thursday Afternoons This Summer

Zolmans Grocery announces reduced summer hours closing Thursday afternoons in June July and August. The change affects shopping times for residents and may impact weekly routines.

Zolman's Grocery xiGasi

Mrs. Mary Durbin Dies in Columbus Hospital

Mrs. Mary Ellen Durbin wife of Bernard Durbin of Danville died at 11 p m Monday night at Mt Carmel hospital Columbus where she had been a patient since June 1 The exact cause of death is listed as not determined She leaves her husband and many children including Sister Edwardine of Cincinnati Altela Alfred Bernadine Lucy Henry and Thomas all at home Her parents Mr and Mrs Leo Binbaugh two daughters in law Mrs Charles Jewell and Mrs Waddell and one brother Mr Legora Binbaugh of the city Funeral arrangements will be announced later and the body will be taken to the Danville home tonight

Mary Ellen Durbin Barnard Durbin Danville Mt. Carnie Hospital Columbus Durbin Edwardine Cincinnati Altela Alfred Bernadine Lucy Henry Thomas Leo Binbaugh Charles Jewell Waddell Legora Binbaugh

Martinsburg Church Events and Local Notices

Martinsburg notes observe Children’s Day at the Methodist church next Sunday evening. A Church of Christ program was held last Sunday. Former pastor Jawilvon preached and plans to return briefly to occupy Charlen Green’s property. Homer Dodd of Columbus visited Dr J P Shronte and family. A funeral for Mrs F T Mercer in Newark followed appendicitis. she was formerly Annabel Bricker of Utica. Mrs Greeley King visited home afterward. Minx Helga Allen returned from Athena. Mrs Liggett and daughter Ruth from Texas visit Mrs Liggett’s parents, Mr and Mrs Benjamin Ross. Mrs Mma Harrison visiting relatives in thea.

Church of Christ Jawilvon Charlen Green Homer Dodd Columbus J. P. Shronte F. T. Mercer Newark Mercer Annabel Bricker Utica Greeley King Minx Helga Allen Athena Liggett Ruth Texas

Notable Centerburg Visits And Moves Reported

Centerburg locals and relatives are noted in a string of visits and moves. J C Ramey and family spent days in Cincinnati while Kathryn Passmore moved to Columbus for a Grant Hospital position. Kathryn Riley visited her mother in Brandon. Mortloy family visits Bellevue. Harry Brown family visited Fredericktown, and B D Atherton relatives in Richwood. Mrs. W O Roberts hosted Kathryn Riley for a Brandon weekend. Attorney Robert J Carr and family visited Centerburg.

J. C. Ramey Cincinnati R. W. Barr Sparta Frienna Kathryn Passmore Columbus Grant Hospital C. R. Barker Moody Bible Institute of Chicago J. F. Gilbert H. L. Smoots Detroit Mich B. Ll. Smoots Kathryn Riley W. O. Roberts Brandon Mortloy Bellevue Harry I. Brown Fredericktown B.D. Atherton Richwood B. T Hanover Centerbury Robert J. Carr Sara Helen Shellenbarger Vernon B.C. Taney

Dates for Teachers The Institute Announced

Vernon H. Riegel superintendent of public instruction Columbus today announced the official dates for teachers Institutes in the state counties. Knox county Institute is set for August 16 to 19 with other counties following in late summer.

Vernon H. Riegel Columbus Knox County

Knox Tire and Rubber Co elects new board and officers

The Knox Tire and Rubber Co reports a harmonious stockholders meeting. The new board expands to 11 members with H. M. Lybaoger George Jones C B Carpenter J Spencer Mt Vernon J P Robaon Bart on L F Bartok Dayton W F B Johnson Lexington Ky B B Kocher J P Love Columbus H R Roderick George Ball Bellaire PF Vandervert Yellow Springs Louis Noblock Massillon. Officers named F D Spencer president treasurer C B Carpenter vice president H K Littleton secretary.

Knox Tire & Rubber Co F. D. Spencer Presihed B. B. Frantz Board of H. M. Lybaoger George Jones C. B. Carpenter Massilton U. of C

Soup Bole and Family Tensions Highlighted in Fragment

A fragmented account notes a kitchen scene where a girl’s irritation arises from a sister’s inhalation of steam soup. Elders remain distant as tensions flare and restlessness grows within the family setting.

MD Gnally

Putting Things Off Saving Money Urges Public

A Toledo style message urges economy and saving money for national welfare. It invites families to open accounts at Buckeye Savings Loan Co Rankin BI 22 W Gibson Columbus. Safe deposit boxes advertised at $2 per year.

Buckeye Rahpening * Loan Co Rankin BI Gay St. Columbus Ohio

Farm Bureau and church events mark Milford week

Milford residents anticipate a Farm Bureau and community meeting at the grange hall on Wednesday evening. Church of Christ services with a children's program are planned for Sunday. Local social notes mention visits by Clyde Leoter, Mrs. Dork Keasling, Alden Morey, W. W. Litzenberg, Mrs. Chapman and Marcel la, and trips by Mrs. A. R. Gantt and Florence Gearhart. The Needlecraft club enjoyed a Thursday gathering at Mrs. T. Coe's home and will meet with Mrs. Robert Mishop on July 7.

Farm Bureau Grange Hall Church of Christ Clyde Leoter Hellville Dork Keasling Mt. Vernon Alden Morey W. W. Litzenberg W. Chapman Marcella A. R. Gantt Florence Gearhart Detroit Niagara Fatla Mra T. Coe Robert Mishop

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