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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1920

Page

4

Council Grants Time For GAO Committee

Mt Vernon council extends investigation time on gas pricing and street cleanup plans. Service Director Mayer says funding may fall short for summer street work and asks Main Street merchants and back-street property owners to assist after initial efforts. The body also delays Marion street extension, discusses a city bond, and flags upcoming tax funds and fire truck needs.

Service Department City Sunder Service Joseph Mayer Jr Mt. Vernon Ruskings Mr. Mayer Btreats Marion Street

Mrs. Sarah Hallman Claimed by Death

Mrs. Sarah Ann Tullman aged 84 died at 1 20 oclock Monday afternoon at the home of her son George Hallman north of Frederick town of infirmities of old age. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at the home.

Sarah Ann Tullman George Hallman Frederick Town

Hospital News notices from Mt. Vernon sanitarium

Charlea Nealy of Centerbury underwent an operation at Mt. Vernon hospital Wednesday morning. Hazel Hes of Academia entered the M. & 8 sanitarium Monday for treatment. Arthur McClary of West Chestnut Street underwent an operation at the M. & 8 sanitarium Wednesday. Fannie Buer of Millersburg entered the M. & 8 sanitarium Wednesday for treatment. Lowell Myers was removed from the M. & 8 sanitarium where he had been receiving treatment to his home today.

Charlea Nealy Centerbury Mt. Vernon Hospital Mise Hazel Hes Academia Arthur McClary West Chestnut Street Fannie Buer Millersburg Lowell Myers

Palmyra Notes on Local People and Events

Miles Weller returned from Co lumbia where he was treated at Grant hospital. Samuel Swihart had a fall injuring his head requiring two stitches. Church services resumed with preaching planned for next Sunday. Huth Weller hurt by clothes wringer. Harley Bolinger rents farm to Clifford Cline and will move to Ankenytown. H Curtix recovering from influenza. I and BD Sunday school alumni to meet at John Tidd’s home Wednesday. Forrest Kinney at home after finishing term of school.

Miles Weller Co.lumbua Grant Hospital Samuel Swihart Little Huth Weller Harley Bolinger Clifford Cline Bolinger Ankenytown Curtix John Tidd Forrest Kinney

February Police Report Totals From Chief Park Er

The February report from Chief of Police Park er details city crime and calls. Arrests and intoxication incidents are noted along with larceny totals. The report records 43 calls in the city.

Parker

Lewin's Named President of Citizens Building and Loan

Milton Lewis, longtime Main street clothing merchant, elected president of the Citizens Building and Loan Association succeeding the late Max Meyers. Election occurred at a regular board meeting. Lewis had served as vice president for several years.

Milton 8. Lewis Main Street Citizens Building & N Association Max Meyers Lews Wan Building and Joan Company Lewhi

Breec Couple Welcomes Son Near Mount Vernon

A son was born Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs Theodore Breec who reside five miles south of Mount Vernon on the Martina burg road.

Theodore Breec Mt. Vernon Martinaburg Road

Unclear financial pitch on deposits and interest rates

The text promotes savings with a claimed 6 percent yield and mentions a certificate of deposit at 6 percent. It hints at secure access and earning potential but lacks coherent details or identifiable institutions.

Knox

Then and Now and Social Highlights From the Meeting

Mrs Cloyte Crumley gave an Inter Texting Teview of hospital work. Mrs H W Bowden read an article showing changes over 26 years in the position of women and treatment of the sick and many social customs. Mrs Beam gave news of a political revolt in that country and Mrs F L Anderson sang Good Night. refreshments were served by the hostess.

Cloyte Crumley H.W. Bowden Beam F. L. Anderson

Miss Mary Sharp Dies at Home for Aged

Miss Mary Sharp aged 72 died Monday evening at the Home for the Aged from complications of diseases. A lifelong resident, she was born in Green Valley in 1848 and spent her life in the community. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from the Home for the Aged conducted by Rev. Dy GC Coburn of the M P church.

Mary Sharp Miss Sharp Green Valley Dy GC. Coburn M. PB Buroto

Fragments From a Ledger of Real Estate Financing

A ledger fragment lists resources including login and loan figures such as 166 067.70 for real estate loans and 190 488.42 for other loans. It shows entries for bonds, securities, and various assets plus liabilities including surplus funds and undivided profits.

Injured Wis Knee Woes Strike Railway Clerk on Ice

Lawrence Craig a railway mall clerk slipped on the icy pavement along East High Street Monday afternoon and severely injured ligaments in his left knee. He was removed to Bla home by ambulance for treatment.

Wis Lawrence Craig Eaat High Street Bla

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