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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1920

Page

2

Local Society Notes and Marriage News Across Mt. Vernon

Community groups meet at homes and churches for socials and planning. A July picnic and Fourth of July excursion are arranged by several societies. The Mt. Vernon W T A hosts a new member reception with an address by Mrs. Yoder. A wedding at Holy Name Church unites Helen G. King and Dr. Walter H. Glennon with a reception in Mt. Vernon. other nuptials and society elections are reported along with a Country Club musical.

Ladies’ Aid Society The Church of Christ G A. R. Hall Philathes Baptist Church Riverside Park Ladies’ Ald Society Kensington Club B.C. Mulock East Hightreet Mt. Vernon W Yoder Mt. Vernon Holy Name Helen G. King John J. King Summit Street Walter H. Glennon Ohio Jack Richards Beatrix Kilbourne Leonora Kelly William Sloey Cecilia Burke Nts William McDarmott Josephine Mahoney Youngstown Thomas King Miss Mahoney Killarney Jones Mra. Glennoneft New York Berkshires

Local Notices From West Chestnut Area Hospital Moves

Mrs. Edgar Calkins was taken to M and S sanitarium after being moved from 700 West Chestnut Street by Miller and O Bryan’s ambulance. The Braddock family attended the funeral of Mrs. Gigex of Jonaville. Mrs. Edward Matthews, Chicago, visited weekend with Mrs. Ella Matthews. Several neighbors hosted Sunday calls including Mr. C Grubb, Mr. Floyd Paige and families, and Mrs. Hubert Hird of Ranga.

Edgar Calkins West Chestnut Street M. & S. Sanitarium Miller & O'bryan’s M. Bi Jmukey Morrie Chapel Sematary Edward Matthews Chicago Ella Mattbens C. Grubb Floyd Paige Happy Valley Hubert Hird Ranga Charles Baker

Entertained With Luncheon and Community Events

Miss Vera Pealer of Booneville honored at a Thursday luncheon hosted by Miss Isabelle Parsons on East Grant Street. Flower Day observed at the Knox County Infirmary by W. T. U. members. Sewing circles met at St. Vincent de Paul, M. B. Church, and other local groups hosted gatherings. A Liberty club dance drew 35 couples with Buckeye Syncopaters. Modern Art Club entertained by Mrs. Fribley. Circle No. 3 of Vine Street Church gathered 24 members. Announcement received of wedding plans for Arthur David Hy.

Charles V Critchfield High Street Vera Pealer Booneville, Mo Isabelle Parsons East Ganthier Street Knox County St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church Mary McDonough East Chestnut Street Modern Art Club Maurice Fribley Rant Hamtramck Street Clyde Church Vine Street Church of Christ J. C. Bharpnack Woatham- Dier Street Vernon Arthur David Hy

Cleaning the Square by Local Boy Scouts

The Boy Scouts gathered in the public square this afternoon to perform essential cleaning work, sweeping and picking up litter to improve the area for residents and visitors.

Community Visitors From Mt. Vernon and Nearby Towns

Mt. Vernon residents and relatives including J. W. Grubaugh and family Mr. and Mrs. Weaver with Betty visited Newsurk last week. Master Donard Hill returned home after a visit with Frank Johnsons grandparents. Charles Clements, ill, is much improved. An old-time belting honored Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Scott. Dorothy Latta Frances Woolfson Virginia Pyle Mt. Vernon girls visit Betty Weng er and father. Len Scott and Harold were Sunday guests of Harry.

J. W. Grubaugh Mt. Vernon J. Hi R. Weaver Betty Joseph Weaver Donard Hill Morris Chapel Frank Johnson Charles Clements Virgil Scott Dorothy Latta Frances Woolfson Virginia Pyle Betty Wenger Len Scott Harold Harry

Akronia Visitor Attends Steubenville Commencement

Miss Lavina Strotme of Akronia visits relatives Mr and Mrs J D Criil and son Robert. They attend the Steubenville commencement where their niece Miss Laura Sapp graduates.

Lavina Strotme Akronia J. D. Criil Robert Steubenville Laura Sapp

Community notices from Danville area events and services

A string of local notices: relations visited, a Sunday at home, and several attendees at a Friday meeting in Danville. The WTA meets at Mrs Pipes home Tuesday evening. Burial at Brink Haven Cemetery Sunday with Rev Jo Crawford officiating at 2 PM.

Danville T. A Ex! Pipes Misa Lucila Donald Church John Day Clifford Strouas Hermner

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