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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1920

Page

2

Mt Vernon Citizens Called to Buy Stock for Home Building Co

Mt Vernon residents are asked to subscribe about 20000 dollars in stock for a Home Building Co to construct 25 new houses. A special committee led by Harker M. Tay Holger and others will call on citizens Friday to secure the funds and fully capitalize the 50000 dollar company.

Mt. Vernon Home Building Co Citizens Comiata of Harker M. Tay Holger John W. Rudin Hogwalt J. K. Walker Frank 2. Kirby Milton 5 Lawia Chamber of Commerce Home Building Co. Wi Indineatlal Plariie Vernon Mi Vernon Eitizan Jon Co Ntock

Walker Attends Washington Meet on Textile Bill Debate

Walker attends hearings before the Inter elife mid foreign committees in Washington. The bill concerns wool and cotton blends and shoddy content, aiming to protect producers and consumers as cloth prices rise. William A Ashbrook in Washington invites interested parties to submit their comments.

Walker Fan Washington Inter Elife AML Fasmerk Consumers Leagues Wiliam A Ashbrook Wippert Mile

Local social notes and visits across Greer and nearby towns

Mrs Jamey Barton and family visit friends here with Mrs Judeon Glasener of London attending. Philip Hrubaker and wife visit Mi Vernon. Almack and wife host London friends. Simmerman family purchase Homan property and plan to move April 1. Hetelinger and wife visit near Wal nes Fupp at Conhocton. Various residents, including James Marton and John Darr, are noted in Sunday visits and weekly activities.

Jamey Barton Uitte Don Robert Cosherton Judeon Glasener London Fille Philip Hrubaker Hlwin Greer Hetelinger Walnes Fupp Conhocton BG. Alminck James Marton J. C. Greer Frank Heston John Darr

Fredericktown Revival Among Townsfolk and School Plans

Revival services at the M E church Thursday and Friday evenings draw over 100 attendees. Local youth and school programs include Lowell Literary Society, a food exchange, and baseball readiness as students prepare for spring. Announcements note staff changes, housing moves, and pending industrial negotiations.

Dorlhy VanWert L. Stewart Lowell Literary Society Hieh School Mire H.C. Thonpton Caeramie Ale Tur Dickey Lasington Goltre Grant Hospital Fredericktown Columbus Clayton Cain J. Dame Sandy” Cain Clayton Do M. Brombuet Ann Hil Misonie Hill Marlin Howick Oberlin College Duvonte Mei I Hoan Mina Katherine Dusan Ohio University Athens JC. Dawe Misa Wolthie Keck William Keck Dorothy Gould Chertin Lizain Kayes Lorin Marple Stafford Haw Myona & Bwatlint Soi Chentinl Amore Vernier Whe Batemantown Charles Myatt Tan Ernie Toms Lydia Detwiter Thors Toad Mim Mt. Patrick's Day Doughak & Done Mk Co Dennis Polly Lou

Births Report From Frederick and Yelloway Areas

A son was born Wednesday afternoon to Mr and Mrs BJ Walton at M and SB facility. Another baby boy born Friday morning to Mrs Mary James Parauhar of Yelloway, tied to Taylor's Best Flour branding in the text.

Horn Winn BJ. Walton Wis Phumiday Morning Wnd James Parauhar Jelloway

Local residents visit, move, and travels around Centerburg area

Centerburg residents and visitors frequent the vicinity with many names and towns cited. Mrs Hila Andfolt from Chicago visits her sister Mrs C W Coe while others attend nursing stays, jobs, or relocations in Columbus Lancaster Kirkersville and Akron.

Hila Andfolt Chicago C. W. Coe Mary Hart of Ada Walter Guy Payne Marshall Speht Davidson J. M. Thomas Kirkersville My Touck New York City G. C. Landrum Columbua Tov Jostina Crawford Glenn Baker Sunbury Scetland J. Tewitt Moorfield

Defendants Win Damage Case in United States Court

In Columbus a damage suit filed by Lidlam Company against Reynolds Company for 50000 dollars was dismissed. Judge Later ruled no infringement of the patent, noting the patent was not the plaintiffs original idea. Attorneys Stillwell and Lot presented defense.

Charles Evelyn Laidhom FH. 1. Reynolds Co Frasericktown George 2 Lewis Plaintff United States Court of Columbus Lot ©. Stillwell Lidlam Company Reynolds Company United States Sater

Goodell Named to Lead Northern Baptist Campaign in Knox County

Mr. R. 8. Goodell of Mt. Vernon was appointed to lead Knox County's share of the Northern Baptist New World Movement. The Ohio director announced in Columbus that Goodell will organize county fundraising and appoint a gift gathering team to begin work on April 25.

Knox County Farmers Seek Help for Labor Shortage

Knox county farmers need workers this year to complete planned derange work. County Agent 8. 1, Anderson invites applications from farmers across the county offering farming opportunities to young married men.

Knox County United States Anderson Hax Mn

Revival at the First Baptist Church Opens Week

A revival begins at the First Baptist Church with the community gathering for the initial service. Attendance and the hopeful spirit are noted as activities and meetings continue through the week.

First Baptist

Farm Hiring Surge Prompts Demand for Men in Spring

Rural notices say farmers seek laborers for coming year or spring and summer months. Wages range from $40 to $60 monthly with board and lodging. Rev. Mieteney promotes singing and gospel messages with a forthcoming event led by Rey. Cleeland plans a talk on spiritual matters as part of a public meeting.

Large congregation at revival service in Gay Street church

The Gay street Methodist church drew the largest crowd this week as Dr. S. J. Stewart spoke on The Hoy Who Saved the Thy. A solo by W. C. Burris wowed the audience. Forty five young people presented themselves for definite service after the exit.

Gay Street T2tu Dr. Stewart Paul Lord Ohio Wouleyan Helms Boston Arthur D. Mink Pratt Coburn Stewart

Keep Fit Meeting Attracts Local Youth

Seventy five high school boys and young men attended the Keep Fit gathering last night. Great interest was shown in the chart and slides prepared by the M C A. Cooper company. Tomorrow Mt Vernon Fidge Company employees will view them.

M.C A G. Cooper Company Mt. Vernon Fidge Company

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