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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
4
A semi weekly subscription rate listed at 1.60 per year with payment in advance. The notice references Revolution of Respect and an obituary section, along with a Garda of Thanks and a six cent mention.
Mrs Emma Sheasby aged 64 died at 7 pm Friday at the home of her daughter in Gambier from apoplexy. She had been ill for months. She was wife of Alfred Sheasby of Gambier and born in Birmingham England. Survived by her husband and numerous children including Mrs BR Barnwell Boginton England, Mrs B J Lantz Gambier, Mrs William Rowley Gambier, Mrs St W Pharis Columbus, Mrs J W Byerly Columbus, W H Sheasby Mt Vernon, Alfredl Sheasby Newark, and Mrs A K Blue Gambier.
Mrs Margaret Boner widow of Tate Josiah Boner longtime Greenley resident died Sunday night at her daughter Mrs Hugh Clements home in Detroit Michigan. She was about 80 years old and death caused by age related illness. One daughter survives Mrs W O Cooper of Delaware road visiting Dr and Mrs Ralph Clough of Akron. Mrs Clough formerly Miss Lindelle Richardson Cooper’s daughter.
March 27 a farm residence belonging to Sylvester MeIntire on Galltoile coat of herd was destroyed by fire at 5 o clock the blaze started from a defective fire. The roof was in flames when neighbors found it. Most furniture and clothing of Mr and Mrs MeIntire were destroyed. Loss about $2000 with $000 Insurance on the building.
A large barn owned by van Conk ling on Fredericktown road north of Mt. Vernon burned Thursday afternoon. Club members entertained at Mitchell home. the Golden Gossip club of Look not had 12 members and two guests. The feed was destroyed, machinery removed, origin undetermined. Banquet and other local items follow.
A spirited letter discusses curving and grading roads from Mt. Vernon, road taxes, farm life, and local sentiments about roadwork. The piece weaves humor with civic frustration, mentions a tractor, and hints at passed votes or costs. Also notes a birth at Mercy Hospital to Mrs Clyde White.
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