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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1920
Page
4
A 1920 Banner excerpt critiques Senator Harding for rejecting League of Nations obligations, contrasting with Democratic prosperity under President Wilson era. It argues voters should avoid change, praising current governance, warning reformers and Wall Street interference. The piece blends headlines, slogans, and opinion about the election climate.
Mrs Clyde Church of thin city drives a Reo touring car north of the public square around noon when she collides with a Ford. Both cars suffer minor damage and neither driver is hurt.
A. Vic Donahey Democratic candidate for governor will speak at the court house in Mt. Vernon on Tuesday evening October 19 at 7 30. Cyrus Locher of Cleveland former prosecuting attorney of Cuyahoga County will also speak and discuss the record of Harry Davis as mayor. The invitation extends to men and women of both parties to attend.
Green Valley residents host neighbors from Monroe Mills Lima and Friendship visiting at various homes. Multiple families, including the Biggs, Mendenhall, Sims, Brown, Tucker and Wilson households, shared weekend and weekday calls. The community mourns the death of Alonzo Jenkins reported from Mt. Vernon, a former local resident.
Mr and Mrs Harry Smith and Mr and Mrs Henry Faulhaber Jr along with Ming Bhinche Faulhaber attended the funeral of Henry Faulhaber Sr who died Wednesday in a Toledo hospital. The 48 year old had been ill for two months in To ledo.
Willard Baker of Danville is confined to his home with a sprained back after a fall from an apple tree on Thursday.
County Surveyor Carl Van Voorhis says the department is one of the busiest renters in the city and needs two men for the Kolosing river improvement. Martinsburg-Utica road materials are due Saturday morning and will be hauled to the job. Engineers work on the river project weekly. distance line is done and cross-section work ongoing despite high weeds hindering progress.
The Bethany commandery of Newark and Taylor commandery of Columbus are invited to lay the cornerstone of the new A M E church at Newark next Sunday afternoon. Mt Vernon members in the Columbus chapter are asked to attend, travel to Columbus Sunday morning, then accompany the body to Newark.
A son was born Thursday evening at Mt. Vernon Hospital to Mr and Mrs Fred Huffman of North Mulberry Street.
Centerburg October 16 Rov ere hall packed with men and women for League of Nations talks by Charles West and George D Arndt of Mt Very non Both speakers outlined covenant articles and three unanswerable arguments for adoption to prevent wars in the future Several hundred persons attended the speaking
Residents from Knox County attended Cox day in Marion on Friday. The Knox county delegation made a strong showing in the parade marching to meet Governor Cox. The Knights of Pythias band led the delegation with 25 players. Fifty or more Knox county women joined the procession, with several hundred others in the crowd.
Anna Virginia Severna of 226 Cherry Street Wilmington Delaware is notified that Fred G. Severns has filed for divorce in Casa No. 11066 of Knox County Ohio Court. The hearing is set for on or after November 27, 1920. Attorney W A Hoback represents the plaintiff.
Knox county voters praised the Marion trip and Gov. James M. Cox spoke on the League of Nations, omitting Ben Ator Herding in his address. An ad sought women to sell waists factory direct for Werner and the Union Waist Co in Philadelphia, listing free samples.
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