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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1920

Page

4

Brinks Haven School Notes and Local Reflections

Knox county farmers debate profits of dollar wheat with Harding quotes. Brinks Haven School notes report on Willyard and Demousonian societies forming, recitation plan study, upcoming chicken supper for funding, Wiener roast details, and student activities in grammar and high school rooms.

Brink Haven Willyard and Demouthenian Oeers Enter Hyatt Cecil Hendershott Form Fendrick Elisabeth M Han Lupts Knowles Marriott Mise McDonald Mt. Vernon Buslnena

Dollar Day to Bring Big Mt Vernon Shopping Crowd

Secretary Hoy J. Russell of the Chamber of Commerce announces Mt Vernon Dollar Day on Wednesday October 20 with 8 M Woolson as chairman. Almost every merchant signs on to offer deep savings across groceries apparel autos tools and more, predicting one of the citys largest buying crowds. Early shopping advised to beat the rush created by extensive advertising and promotional offers.

Mt. Vernon Hoy J. Russell Chamber of Commerce 8. M. Woolson Russell Vornom Ruseoll

Rogers Building to Be Remodeled for New Industry

Remodeling of the Rogers block third floor on South Main street was ordered by Fred W. Kahri for the extension factory of the Rich- Sampiiner Co. of Cleveland to operate as a temporary knit goods plant. Work must be finished by November, with wages expected at 15 to 18 dollars weekly on piece work. Secretary Russell will collect applications. the plant aims to be a pleasant workplace and comply with state labor laws.

Rogers Block South Main Street Fred W. Kahri Rich- Sampiiner Co Cleveland Mt. Ver—non Russell Chamber of Commerce Hoyt, Russell

Mt Vernon GA plans two year financial campaign

The Minancial campaign of Mt. Vernon Georgia seeks a four thousand dollar fund to cover current expenses and repairs from May first 1920 to May first 1922. A drive of 100 volunteers will launch next week to raise the amount. Previous efforts in July paid debts on the building and supported constructive work for local boys. The board includes noted local and professional leaders with officers listed. The program spans social, educational, physical, religious activities and outreach through Bible classes and interviews.

Mt. Vernon M. GA Iton Mt. Vernion Thin Cou 4Stolowa G. Conley B. D. Herron W. H. Turner W. A. Ackerman Rudin Taylor A. B, Williams Michaels Goodell B. Hepler Lord P. C. Zomer J. A. Long J.C. Marriott Fred W. Kahrl

Jazz Orchestra Formed at Mt Vor High School

The Mt Vor High School jazz orchestra has been reorganized this year and will perform regularly after next week, providing music for high school events and chapel exercises. The lineup includes five instrumental parts with Jett Errett, Herbert Beeney, Herbert Grypham, Tracy Shater, and Robert Joureis.

Mt. Vor Orchetra Jett Errett Herbert Beeney Herbert Grypam Tracy Shater Robert Joureis

Man Held Over Wall Street Bomb Plot Origins

In New York a man named Joscha Greenspan, arrested for loitering in a Brooklyn building, claims knowledge of who planted the Wall Street explosion. He is hospitalized for observation as bomb squad and Justice Department agents review his record and story. Police say relevant papers were found on Greenspan and in his Brooklyn room. Greenspan refuses to name others. Edwin F. Fisher, the tennis player who warned of the Wall Street disaster, has been sent to a sanitarium in Amityville after two weeks at Bellevue Hospital.

New York Joscha Greenspan Brooklyn Polio Wall Street Greenspan Department of Justice Greenspun Edwin F. Fisher Amityville S. 1 Bellevue Hospital

Knew Value of Education and Liberty Quote

A quotation emphasizes education as a better safeguard of liberty than a landing army. It warns that retrenching schooling costs weaken national defense by reducing recruits. Edward Everett’s remark frames schooling as essential to civic strength and liberty.

Edward Everett

Rooms Needed for Election Precincts in Mt Vernon

The Apedcat committee of Mt Vernon city council seeks eight rooms for new election precincts to handle more voters in November. They have found three, with needs listed: First ward precincts A and B. Second ward precincts A and D. Third and Fourth wards precincts A and D.

Mt. Vernon

Shorthorn Sale Catalogues Ready for Knox County Grounds

Catalogues for the Shorthorn cattle sale at the Knox County fair grounds on Wednesday Oct 27 under the Knox County Shortorn club are at Secretary A T Smith Fredericktown. List of stockmen includes Albert Clow J H Leedy A T Smith William Grimth Charles Leedy Bert Litt Walter Dudgeon and Breece Brothers.

Knox County Knox County Shortorn Club A. T. Smith Fredericktown Albert Clow J. H. Leedy William GriMth Charles Leedy Bert Litt Walter Dudgeon Breece Brothers

Loyal W wins 2:13 pace at Taves Thursday

Loyal W driven by R B Wilson of Frederick captured the $1,000 purse in a fast 2:13 pace at Columbus Taves Thursday. Oro Direct chased hard in the second heat but could not overcome the winner as local residents filled the stands.

Loyal W R. B. Wilson Frederick Town Charles Valentine Speck Ben Wine Columbus Ioney Oro Direct

Mary Garrety Dies at Her City Home

Mrs Mary Ann Garrety aged 80 died Friday morning at 6 at her North McKensie street home from a complication of diseases She is survived by five children Mrs C W Bryan Mrs Margaret Sebastian of Gallon Mrs J J Nienkorchen of Columbus J J Garrety of Bhoron Pa and Mrs Un Garrety of the city The funeral will be Monday morning at St Vincent de Paul Catholic Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery.

Mary Ann Garrety North McKensie Street

County Gets Good Sum for Interest

Knox county's treasurer announced last year's interest earned on tax money totaled 12.8 funds. The interest was paid by the New Knox National Bank, the county's depositary, and an incident involving a wire caused by a feeder led to electrocution. Two freight trains wrecked near Lima causing serious injuries to two men. Dayton resident Howand Helton, aged 4, is mentioned in the report.

Clifton G. Hint Knox County Knox National Bank Lima Dayton Howand Helton

Brandon Favors Centralization Plan

Community meeting at Brandon voted for centralization. Bapt J C Marriott said sentiment favored the change and placing the proposition on November ballot. Arthur Chrisman, Brandon Board of Education president, announced a public hearing next Tuesday and a vote to decide if the measure goes to voters.

Brandon J. C. Marriott Arthur Chrisman Brandon Board of Education Joard Rand

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