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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1919

Page

3

Community social notes and wedding in Mt Vernon area

Local society pages detail entertainments at homes on North Milberry and East Vine streets, including a Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Paul M. Anhibatgh and a Priscilla embroidery guests list. Debating society events at Mt Vernon High School, a Shaffer Tucker wedding in Mt Liberty, and a Delphi Atheneum reception at St Paul’s parish house are described with guest names and venues.

M. Th Aney Manter William Aahhaugh Paul M. Anhibatgh Ffi Tote North Milberry Street Vinga Presant Mian Henediel Nout Priscilla Club Priscilla Hibroidery Club Howard Munteberger East Vine Street Milton Lewis J. W. Haines Jack Burris Brent Arviner Toyd Bell Claise Crumley St. It. Warner Walter J. Mosholder Ewing W. Snyder Woman's Home Missionary Solety M. FE J. W. Funtaberger G. A. Miller Stumph B. D. Herron Cliff Weaver Northeastern Ohio Crestine Andrew Young Daisy Ileard Weaver School Liberty Township George M. Shaffer Shaffer & Son Mt. Liberty Delphi Debating Society Mt. Vernon High School Athenaeum Debating Society Delphi Athenseum Delphi Society Pau Bopes Lawence Mill Reed Barker Harold Smart Miss Edwards Misa Zemer Miss Phillips Cloothingh Suter Rimer Zemer East High Street St. Paul's Episcopal Church The King's Daughters Misa Margaret Tucker Slumber Soni Miss Olive Smith Misa Emily Smith Minson Margaret Tucker Emily Amith New Idea Club Dan Stark Mast Gambier Street New Idea Crochet Club I. 3 van Hoden Elizabeth Kilduff Lawrence Sapp South Catherine Street Columbus Lytle Mt. Vernon Thomas Columbus Road Sunbury H. A. Hanna Oak Street Clara Shepherd Ramalo Elizabeth Mercer Washington, D. C William Rowland Mra J. L. Shearn Pon Mansfield Glenn Cochran Toledo Cochran East Chestnut Street Howard Blair W. Blair Stanley Fits Orrville Lucy Fitz East Hamtramck Street David McGibney Lulu McGibney East Gambier Streat Marie Gotshal North Mul-berry Street Jessie Doslis West Vine Street Clarence Jamison Margaret East Sugar Street John Jameson Minson Gladys Walton Georgia [Dlocher Akron Francia Summel Ast Gambler Street J. C. Summel Albert Grill Howard Street Dinmire H. J. Hood Lock Newark Charles F. Hall Prandon F& Vinltor City Boyd Hoar Fred Taylor Marguerite North Guy Street Elmee Jacobs Elizabeth Devin Laura School Cleveland Tl. C. Devin North Main Street Willard C. Armstrong North Gay Street N. S. Eastman Lillian Lindley Fredericktown Pennsylvania Station McCormick’s Ambulance Lindley Mt. Carmel Hospital Jack Wolfe Sharon Harry Lane Wolfe Lurie Banner Edward Ll. Parker George F. Lynn Addie Arnold Helen McIntire East Sigar Street Mian Mary Perrine Mishawaka Ind Danville Mia Larry Bartlett B. C. Dooley Third Aves Aue Armand Bormans Shereveport

Mt Vernon Man Key Player In Dirigible Crossing

A Mt Vernon man played a pivotal role in the successful Atlantic crossing of the giant naval dirigible 66. Nedliger installed the navigation instruments at Montauk Point and a Branigan relative assisted with construction and the crew included a Martine name tied to Lawrence Branigan of West Vine Street. The craft carried a 192 foot bag with 170000 cubic feet of gas and twin American engines, and its interior housed desks and swivel chairs for a crew of about eight.

Newfoundland England Mt Vernon Lawsrence Branigan West Vine Street Nedliger Navy Charley Branigan Bowling Green Lawrence Branigan West Vine Atreat Hernard Branigan Hattery User Branigan Goodyear Mibber Go Akron Montauk Point New York Tyer Iker Nderneath Keven Didebottom

Gold Crop of 1918 Lowest in the Last Twenty Years

The 1918 gold crop was the lowest in two decades with a nationwide yield significantly below the five-year average. The Mint Director cited reduced output across districts, while discussions referenced cash value and economic impact amid wartime demands.

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