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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
6
Newark area notices show guest visits from Mies Lucilla Cochran Irene Jennings and Elizabeth Nixon while others plan library events on Friday June 24 with 50 cent admission. Local officials and merchants attend field days in Wooster and Columbus.
Willard B Matthews aged 45 of Mt Vernon died Wednesday in Indianapolis after a nervous breakdown. He was employed by Diamond Chain Co. He is survived by his wife and six children. Relatives left for Indianapolis Thursday to attend the funeral Friday afternoon.
Residents including Mra Cora Burch and Mrs Eveline Harris spent Friday with Mr and Mrs John Cochran while others visited relatives in Newark Utica Coshocton and Coshocton. Notable mentions include Mr Roy Underwood at his mother's home and several families hosting over the weekend.
Mrs Ralph Burns returns to Norwalk after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H Sherman and other relatives. Various residents including Mr and Mrs Hart Green Mr and Mrs Abe Hess and families visited relatives in Dayton Akron and Kent. Several attended the Blubough Tigha wedding at Mt Vernon and others left for summer school in Kent.
The note lists a string of church events and family reunions: Diffords play at Hopewell Baptist Church on Thursday, June 26, with local music. Carr of Utica to preach at Bladensburg on Sunday, June 26 at 2 40 PM. an all day meeting at Butler Baptist on June 26. Pogahontan lodge members urged to meet June 25 to arrange attendance at Mrs. Kate Smith's. the Ralston Burkholder families hold a reunion July 8 at W S Colgin’s home on Green Valley road. Rev L H Zeimer to preach at Minon hall North Mulberry Street Friday at 8 PM. second annual reunion of Hown Mavin families July 3 at Mrs. L C Hesa’s home in Mannheim with a basket dinner at noon. Relatives and friends invited.
Marysville obituary reports Mrs Elizabeth Wetzel, age 100, dies after a long life in Milford Center. The piece notes five generations and mentions a cemetery reorganization, plus local fraternal events and memorial plans.
Dream themes include sunrise and sun rays signaling good news and honor, while clouds and eclipses warn of trouble. Seeing sunlit rooms and entering illuminated homes suggests wealth and prosperity, but rays entering the chamber raise fears of fever and fire danger. A marked man dreaming of a son emphasizes virtuous birth and future shine.
A garbled text fragment references Meant A woniah and money tilka. It mentions Greenville 48 and Consistent and an Ingrowing Charlie. The passage muses on charms and a man living above a pager plane who says a vietrola should receive the benefit of the doubt when he claims to be savage.
The grammar school principal toured rooms giving safety instructions in easy to understand terms. Students listened closely as he advised pupils to stay calm and act wisely if clothing catches fire.
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