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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
7
A 1940s era shopper’s call urges residents to favor local Mount Vernon merchants over mail order houses. It highlights anecdotes of customers buying locally, saving money, and avoiding delays, urging community pride, cooperative commerce, and improved customer service to boost hometown businesses.
Community notices list multiple residents and relatives traveling or visiting. Mrs. Lou Wright and son Charles head to Marengo Priday to visit kin, while Mrs. J C Heaton returns to Brink Haven after a visit with the Kirbys. Several others plan weekend visits in Columbus Akron and Cleveland with relatives and friends.
A meeting of Commercial Telegraphers Union of America locals will be held tomorrow in each city where organized to consider a strike against Western Union. Plans for a broader strike in other cities are to be discussed and kept secret.
Albany June 19 The state health department designates tomorrow as Child Welfare Day pastors and clergy join in distributing advice and information to mothers to protect children during the hot summer days.
Detroit reporter notes Brnle Koob will join manager Hughie Jennings of the Timers, staying as a southpaw in the Western State Normal camp. Koob has not left a game this season and will report tomorrow for duties.
Ralph Clarines Goode of Port Clinton elected Gambier public schools superintendent succeeding Prof L E Smith. Goode, a member of Rangers college graduating class, wins broad approval. F S Cary elected teacher in the grammar room. a secondary teacher yet to be chosen.
The old Quail mill on West Gambler Street was sold Wednesday to John Amicon of Columbus. The Mild property owner pressed the deal after Amicon studied local options. Amicon and Brothers plan to store ware and distribute orders from the building, with large potato stocks to be bought from Knox County farmers for local distribution.
Master Frederick Dodd of Martinsburg entertained fifteen friends Thursday evening with a porch party for his eleventh birthday. Out of town guests included Burl and Merle Van Voorhla of Ravenna and Donald Wolfe of Gambier. Mrs. Tone Gallagher returned to Akron after visiting Mr. Lester Park in East Sugar. Mary Ewart returned to Columbus after visiting Mr. Oliver Ewart on Fast High Street. Mrs. Chase Wander of Danville, who had been visiting in Grand Rapids, Michigan, returned Saturday.
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