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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1920

Page

6

Women of Mooseheart host card party evening at Mooke Home

Monday May 3 The Women of Mooseheart Ladies plan a card party in the evening at the Moore Home inviting all Moose members and families. May 4 Mt Vernon W G TOU meets at 2 pm at the home of Mrs Dennie Stephens 27 East Gambler Street. Ruth class of the M B Sunday school will meet at the Dome of Mrs G A Miller 724 West High Street. Davighiters of Veterans meet at the GALT in the afternoon. Regular meetings in the evening. Knox Chapter No 280 O E S will meet in regular session. Church of Christ meets at the home of Mrs Landerbaugh 18 East Pleasant Street. May 5 Gleaners class of the M W T Sunday arhour inbets at 2 o'clock in the eh jnirlorss 4 Missionary class Nov 25 of the MP Sunday school will meet at 2 o'clock with Mrs G W Swent 6 Marion Street. The Ladies Aid society of Liberty Chapel will meet at 2 am. The W H Chele of the Gay street MB church meets with Meg Wilmore Allsingh at 2. The Gay street AL church will meet in the church parlor in the evening. The Gha ties class of Hangs ye moots in the afternoon with ag ora. Church Hunger at chit ae place. onan

Mooseheart Legion Mooke Moose Mt. Vernon W. G. Tou Dennie Stephens East Gambler Street Ruth M. B G. A Miller Galt Knox Chaptue Ti Outlook Cirle Church of ‘Christ Mra M. Ot Het G. W. Swent Marlon Streut Gay Patreet MB Meg Wilmore Allsingh Aewlont

Mount Vernon Ladies Attend Newark Event at Country Club

Society notes report Mt Vernon attendees including Mente Vouk Molt and Charon Ward at a Newark party hosted by the Twenty- Omitory club at the country club. An opening event and reception are planned, with a self serve supper raised funds for an Elo salon project and a hospital donation drive.

Newark Mente Vouk Molt Charon Ward Mt Vernon Newark Priliy Evens Twentieth Omitory Club Mt Vernon Coubtey Leo Club

Marriages Include Mrs West Burgeus Street Couple

Mrs Mayor Smith of West Burgeus Street and Miss Mother Manthaber wed at 4 pm Saturday in an East Vine Street ceremony with Rev J A Long officiating. Witnesses included Earnest Ewalt and Mr Smith, a former Army Battery member, now at Goodyear rubber Co. in Akron. The ceremony followed ring service, with details noting attendance of local residents and a contractor involved in Wooster road work.

Mayor. Smith West Burgeus Street Manthaber Jewsle Paulhaber Mast Ohio Avenue J. A. Long East Vine Street Earnest Ewalt Smith Goodyeur Rubber Co Akron Princeton Street Stinchcomb-McGugin Sates Stichcomb Foxtorla Cora Me Gueti Kroiericktown Salle Wooster Road Bel Itone

Local Taxi Memoir and Weekend Visits in Gambler and Colambia

Local notes report taxi service on call with J Cole and W J Crowfoot of Blind Ken. residents visit families in Gambler Colambia Youngstown and Akron. Edward Cooney returns to Pittsburgh. Ming Covetn Mani of Ohio University visits Athens. The Vine shows The Mystery of the Yellow Room with limited dates.

J. Cole W. J. Crowfoot Blind Ken Philp ‘Pore Akron Glennon Main Miior Walter J. Sperry Columbia Harry Stoughton Youngstown Trlundi Jon Lo Paultiaber Cyril Mansfield Tivelly Robert Smithie Gumbler Colambing Doin Jorpe MCAS Edward C. Cooney Pittaburgh Bonday Aie Totty Ieee Contineg Woolbiindiay Weilnonday Ming Mani Ohio Univer Athens Clyde Weaver Plain Woolson’s Robert Champion Woodawe Hubert Champion Vox & Steinholt

Weekend visits and local notices in Columbus city column

Miss Hitzabath Corcoran and several local residents spent weekends with relatives in Columbus, with social calls, church and civic event mentions. The page notes travel to Cleveland and Akron, family condolences, theater ads, and a Mother’s Day card promotion at the Hook and Art Shop.

Ladies rally for Salvation Army drive at Pund Drive

Calls go out for women to participate in a Salvation Army second home drive at a local location. Mrs Cooper Willis of Hotel Curtis asks interested ladies to reply and devote a few hours during the intensive fundraising days.

Salvation Army Cooper Willis Hotel Curtis

Begoner First to Enter Horses at Knox County Fair

Mr Gexsner of the Knox Mired Rubber Co enters two pacers Prime Mohet and Walter Poulter in the fall races at Knox County Fair. Trainer William Magers has 14 horses quartered at the fair grounds, with more expected. Other handlers include Hammett Lowe with Loyal We and three others, Ed Launderbaugh with Wik, and Willan Housh preparing the track for fast racing.

H. Gexsner Knox Knox County Fair Gexaner Mt. Vor Hong Magsilion Prine Mohet Walter Poulter William Magerd Gessnerhig Matings Club Billy Magerstow Fair Grounds Counry Att Vernon Hmmett Lowe Loyal We Ed Launderbaugh Wik Rubtic

Cooper Band Concert Delights City Crowd at Noon

The Cooper Band gave a fine concert today at the factory machine shop noon hour. A large crowd from the Chamber of Commerce and local interests attended. Billy bedecked in national bunting led a program featuring Our Direct, Moonlight Waltz, Forks Up Willow Creek, Overture Snape Shot, and I Long to Hear the Darkies Sing.

Cy & G. Cooper Co Pocutine Chamber of Commerce Billy Willow Creek

Chinese American Bank Plans Branch Network

A proposed system for Chinese American banks aims to open branches across the United States. The Chinese American Commercial and Industrial Bank plans to establish new branches in several Chinese cities, signaling a broader international banking expansion.

LEY Asone Degas United States Tlantuition

China Opens Bank Branch Network In Shanghai

The article notes efforts to open a bank branch network in Shanghai after a February opening. It mentions key cities including Peking and mentions Thomas and Enyuan as presidents or leaders of the institution. Thomas says full operation is expected by May 10.

China America Eain Hunt Peking Shanghai Canyton, Hinkow, Tiensit Chengtu A. Thoman Britial-American Tobacco Company Hew Enyuan Thomas

Cleveland and Pittsburgh Livestock and Grain Markets Report

Market updates from Cleveland Pittsburgh and Chicago show cattle receipts near 1000 at Cleveland with steady to good to choice calves and lambs. hogs and sheep receipts around 4000 to 18000 with mixed prices. Grain and forage futures list prime cash hay and seeds with local produce prices and bakery employment notice included.

Cleveland Howe Pittsburgh Igna

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