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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1919

Page

3

Mt Vernon to get new tire and rubber factory

Two Cleveland businessmen plan a Knox Tire and Rubber Company plant north of the Mt Vernon Bridge site with steel and concrete buildings at a cost around 175000 and 124000 for equipment. The venture will create several hundred jobs for Mt Vernon residents with operation late this fall manufacturing automobile tires and tubes.

Mt. Vernon Bridge Company Ar E France V. V. Mendershot Cleveand New Industries Committee Chamber of Commerce Mt. Vernon Knox Tire & Rubber Company Camp Glass Company Wranew Mir Hendarshot Chamber of Commerca Walter J. Byerly Tholewig ML. Vernon Mat Cme Messrs Hendershot Mp. Vernon

Local lodge aids disabled soldiers with vocational education efforts

The Elks and allied lodges nationwide organize war work to educate disabled soldiers and marines at government expense. A committee plans early outreach to Soldiers' Friends groups, unions, judges, and others to match veterans with suitable jobs and provide contact details for participation.

Hiks United States Wd Marines Sock Elias Every Kini Bike’ Soldiers Elka Marin Kiks Cau Ss. J. Dorgan Retiury MD 1. Parker Painner Carl N. Lorey Justin Devalon

New Mortgage Realty Firm Organized In Ohio

A new company named The Homestead Mortgage Realty was incorporated for 56000 in Ohio yesterday by Vernon men. Incorporators include Charles F Colville Ralph Cy Twewolt Jaimon Tarael W J Sperry John W Rudin Edward Arnold and Pred Kahrl. The firm aims to help moderate income people buy and build homes and also deal in first and second mortgages. Walter J Sperry serves as voting secretary. Further company details will be announced soon. Louise Adams of Gambier appointed assistant librarian at Kenyon College library.

Vernon Men Inwa of Ohio Charles F. Colville Bb, Williams Ralph Cy Twewolt Jaimon Tarael W. J. Sperry John W. Rudin Edward Arnold Wid Pred Kahrl Walter J. Sperry

Local Relatives and Visitors Report This Week

Lock Mrs Coleman Williams and her son visit Mr and Mrs Bunn Clutter near Martinsburg. Laurence Mitchell returns to Akron after visiting J J Mitchell family. Thomas Shuff returns from Newark for over Sunday. John Barnes of Columbus guests Marry Stombton. Tulian Hawkins returns from Indiana with relatives near Marengo. Allen McBride hosts relatives in Delaware County. Carl Harris back from Marietta. M Bogardus and son Joe visiting Harry Stoughton. Mary Mianehi of Ambridge Pa visits Carl Stinamates then goes to Fredericktown. Revival meetings at the M Church closed with several accessions. I Hall visits A D Barrick Milfordton. H J Hood visits.

Coleman Williams Little Son Martinsburg Bunn Clutter Laurence Mitchell Akron J. J. Mitchell Thomas Shuff Newark John Barnes Columbus Marry Stombton Tulian Hawk Tulian Hawk Lns Returned From In Viail With Relatives Near Marengo Allen McBride Relatves Delaware County Carl Harris Marietta M. Bogardus Joe Youngstown Harry Stoughton Mary Mianehi Ambridge Ipa Carl

Local visitors and family gatherings noted in Monroe Center

Mrs Willard Rhinehart visits with Mr and Mrs Ross Scott of Mt Vernon. Mr and Mrs Henry France and Mr and Mrs John Franco of Ashland guest of George France and wife. Misa Nellie Lauderbaugh of Buckeye City visits Parrish family. Howard Proper and family with Tay McNuit in Dawson City. Wm Metcalf hosts dinner guests from St Louis Newark Martinsburg and Vernon. Trustees met Saturday on special business.

Willard Rhinehart Mya Ross Scott Mt Vernon Henry France John Franco Ashland George France Misa Nellie Lauderbaugh Buckeeye City Parrish Howard Proper Tay McNuit Dawson City Wm. Metcalf Dell Wright St. Louisville Ralph Patterson Rosa Dile Newark J. J. Needs Martinsburg Wm, Hubble Vernon Charles Baker

Great Success in the Stamp Drive

Incomplete reports from the first day of the women wartime stamp drive show results far below expectations. The drive runs through the week and month ending on July a f t h. Committee members say exact totals cannot be given yet as only a partial returns list has been prepared.

Herbert Sager Dies at Fredericktown

Herbert Sager aged 57 died at home of his mother Mea Anna Basar after months of tuberculosis and influenza complications. He is survived by his mother and a brother Morin Samar. Funeral at 2 o'clock Friday at the home with burial in Korost cemetery.

Frederick Town Ter Hort Sagar Mea Anna Basar Morin Samar Korost

Milford Event Notices and Social Visits Report

Milford community notices list nightly meetings at First Milford Church of Christ except Saturdays. Gossip notes Mr Vernon visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Frasier. Mr and Mrs Robert Bishop hosted son Carlof near Galion. Mrs Robert Bishop to entertain Needlecraft club. Mrs Clyde Bishop visiting father Frank Munter near Brandon. Mrs B R Sehnerlinger and son Craig of Columbus stayed with Mr and Mrs John S Mitchell.

Milford Church of Christ Vernon Mra Wm. Frasier Robert Bishop Carlof Galion Trobert Bishop Clyde Hishop Frank Munter Brandon B. R. Sehlerninger Craig Columbus John 8. Mitchel

Centerburg Residents Visit Families in Columbus and Nearby Towns

Centerburg visitors include Mr ALU Freeman and Holand of Weaterville and Mrs P B Willis who has returned from Mt Carmel hospital. Others traveled to Columbus for business, family or hospital visits. relatives hosted youths and guests in Cardington Cheecteville and South Hartford area.

Alu, Freeman Holand Weaterville Centerburg Milas Marie Gilbert Mike Jeanette Spira Columbus C. C. Bolon P. B. Willis Mt. Carmel Hospital D. C. Hanover Fostoria Claude Oliver Greeraville Ohio John Costello Utes Henry Costello Centerbury Misa Nettle Thomas New York City L. M. ‘Thoma

Neighborhood Social Notes In Palma Area

Miss Almira Marts is 1, Katharine Becheler filling nurse and housekeeper for her. Mr Albert Lantz has sold his farm. Roy Crane of Detroit visit with wife and two sons to see his mother Elizabeth Crane and sister Claud Curtis. Frank Gibson of West Liberty visiting his uncle H M Gibson and others. Joasie Albright of Stirling and Witte daughter Elizabeth and W T Strong family visited Mora Farquhar. James Hall of Chesterville and Jennie Hall visited W H Woodward and wife. W W Kinney Olive and Forest Kinney Clea Woodward and J W Auten drove to Akron to visit relatives. Lailies Aid Society meets at Mrs Jacob Zolman's home Thursday.

Albert. Lantz Roy Crane Detroit Elizabeth Crane Claud Curtis Frank Gibson West Liberty Town H. M. Gibson Joasie Wi. Albright Stirong Witte Elizabeth W. T. Strong Misa Mora Farquhar James Hall Chesterville Jennie Hall W. H. Woodward W. W. Kinney Olive and Forest Kinney Clea Woodward J. W. Auten Akeron Lailies' Aid Society Jacob Zolman

Memorial Service at Brandon Baptist Church Sunday

Sycamore Valley residents will attend memorial services at Brandon Baptist Church at 2:20 PM Sunday. Judge Park Bair of Mt. Verno will deliver an address after the service.

Sycamore Valley Brandon Baptist Church Judge Park Bair Mt V

Not Miles Stadler Named in Gambler Street Crash

Relatives of Miles Stadler say he did not drive the auto truck that crashed into a Standard 611 wagon on East Gambler street Friday. The collision caused a horse to bolt and injured the wagon driver.

Miles Stadler Standard 611 Company East Gambler Street

Welcome Home Day Honors Knox County World War Soldiers

Knox County plans a county wide Welcome Home Day for all World War soldiers, not just a battalion. The event aims to foster fellowship, celebrate peace, and honor those who contributed to victory with a large parade and community gatherings in Mount Vernon.

Knox County Ttn Walt Cpinion Mt. Vernon Finda Knox Couuty

Mt Vean July 40th Plan For Local Event Richards Band

A fragmented notice describes a daylight event in Mt Vean with a local band THMAle and other activities. It mentions Mowelinda furnishing the forest for day and evening, a baseball game between infantry and others, and plans reported by a committee to occur July 40th.

Etrosteio LA Col Halph Finitiay Filery

Silas Robinson Dies of Paralysis at 40

Centerberg reports Silas Robinson, age 40, died Monday at 2 PM at his daughter's home, Mrs. Martha Dove of Hite ylace, after a year of illness. He is survived by his daughter and by brother Frank Robinson of the same place. Mineral services will be held 11 AM Wednesday at the home with burial in Camarnirgedemetry.

Centerberg

Kenyon College hears endowments and salary boosts

June 16 Kenyon College announced three endowments totaling 55 000. One 25 000 and one 20 000 endowments were unnamed. A 10 000 gift by James H. Dempsey creates the Dempsey professorship in English, replacing the McKivane chair. The board also approved 400 yearly salary increases for professors with ten or more years at the college. The president was told to inform the government that R A T C will not continue next year.

Peirce

Dr Col Gray Narrowly Escapes Train Collision

Dr Col Gray escaped a fatal crash when his automobile was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train near the depot. He avoided injury by steering the car as the northbound train rolled in, tearing a rear wheel and badly damaging the rear, though the doctor was unharmed.

Colonel Gray Baltimore and Ohio Gray High Street

Mrs Louise Kraft Called By Death

Mrs Louise Kraft of this city passed away after a brief illness. The funeral services will be held this evening at the home with relatives attending. A similar service will be conducted in Springfield for Mrs Moud Wildome of New William Street.

Louise Kraft Te Kraft Thin City Amine ii Springfield

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ELKG Mins Louise Adams Gambler Kenyon College Lbrary Monroe Center Herbert Sager Fredericktown Momer Shaffer Checteville Elmo Wilita Worline J. C. Co Cardington Stanley H. Perry Providence J. A. Downes Hartford Avenue Virgil Walter B. B. Walter N.C. Ramey Cincinnati Miss Almira Marts Katharine Becheler Silas Robinson Kenyon Gollese Grays Automobile THE Sterling Wellsville Max Meyers Mammoth Store West Gambier Street Mra Moud Wildome Tran Iweet William Wathos South Main Street Everly George W. Crawford Ponler & Sona Thorsh J. de Bowler J. J. Pealer & Sons Conkey Taugher Sora the Universalicar Ford Tench Trek F. J. Harris W. High St
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