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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1920

Page

6

Local City Notes and Weekend Visits Highlight Journal

Local residents travel for visits and business over the weekend. Names include Sarah Simmons in Columbus and Babe Ruth in Over the Fence at the Vine. Col. L. G. Hunt attends the national G A R encampment in Indianapolis.

Cole Stelas Sarah Simmons Columbus Bert Warman Newark Peter Stinchcomb Babe “Ruth Vine W. J. Stone Akron Edith Mollek J. & Ringwall Co Cleveland Col L. G. Hunt Indianapolis Glennon Dentiet Main Gambier Harry Mayes Denison Wale Varsity Miay Nellig Lorey Haw

Mt Vernon area notes and personal notices reach

Mt Vernon residents and visitors are mentioned in a long list of social items. People travel to Columbus and Cleveland for study and leisure, while others visit relatives in Martinsburg, Newark, and Danville. Local businesses and events appear, including garage ads and theatre listings.

Cosmopolitan Neighbors Tally Weekend Visits

A string of residents and visitors pass through Mt Vernon and nearby, including Malcolm Adams Gambler and J H Metcall, Cyril Mt Alfording family, Ruth Walker heading to Chicago, and several others on trips to Cleveland Indianapolis and Columbus. The Woolson Fry Bros. stock consolidation sale begins Sept 27 at Woolson Co store. Local officials attend regional presbyteries and court, with various civic and social outings noted.

A. J. Stone Zanexville Binday Louisa McCullough Mina Helen Henley Columbus Hull Bros Vernon Mewsake City Lyman Cowl Sowers Joxington Rita Plaharty North Weat Street Dorothy Penn Platarty Henry Finharty C. Owen Cleveland Hunt Nina Watterson Fredericktown Darling C.Y Trott W. 1 Porter Weat Vine Street A. R. Waters Carrington Waters Dell Thompson Fox & Bielnhof Carl Horlachog Tulad Oklo George Botkin Th Jones Ruth Buchanan Howard Buchanan Newark Joseph Bake Rove Avenue William Hooley Jamon Feeney North Gay Street Detroit Ruth Vine Leah Arnold Ethel Arnold Cora Bebout Marcus Arnold Danville Mr. Arnold J. B. Gaines West Chestnut Street Miny Luli Moffitt J. A. Moffitt North Main Street John Mots Mott William Kilgour Hull Ohlo Avenue Duck Courtney Akron Charles Trott Mast Burgess Street Emile Cornell West Chest Autotreet Pennsboro W. Va H. Stella Fl. Sell Chicago C. M. Smoots IL J. Hetout Londonville Frank Andrick Wyker Paul Ashbaugh Likeside Severns West Vine Ruby Helen Huntsberger Howard Wuntaberger Robert George Bley Pipesville Knox County Troup 6 Ohio Bankers’ Association Lawrence Baldwin Denison University Robert Baldwin North Mulburry Street Wall Paper Woolson Co Fry Brom Atore James Cole Kaunas Malcom Adams Gambler J. H. Metcall Millersburg Cyril Mt Alfording Mansfeld Ruth Walker George F. Owen New Philadelphia Bundiy J. Q. Porter Pennsylvania Joseph Mansfield Ohio Virginia Walter Snyder Russell Charlton J. C. Magwood L. TD. Mouck Lancaster Houck W. 8. McGinley North Catherine Street Indianapolis Mammoth Wall Fry Bros Woolson Company G. M. Debolt Jr Walter Henry Mansfield John Shields Mt. Vernon Pittsburgh Guy Landerbaugh Albuquerque N. M Landerbaugh F. L. Singtey New York City United States W. H. Shields Presbyteran Church R. W. Colville Zanesville Homer Albert Woodford Oklahoma Maye Mitchell Lock J. C. Marriott Brown Township Mix Eva Culp Onio State University Southard Kant Chestnut Street John Brown Tredericktown Winchester Faust Martingburg Mra W. U, Rows Alsdorf Maxie Charlay K. Sallyburya Hy G. Silnglutt Harry Wootton Cty Knights of Columbia K. of C Antsatin

Fire destroys large barn on Fredericktown farm

At 1 o clock Monday morning the large barn on the William Grogs farm three miles northwest of Fredericktown burned. More than 60 tons of hay 390 fleeces of wool and all farm equipment seed wheat potatoes and chickens were lost. Sheriff Mosholder and Deputy Sheriff Lytle returned from the scene with a clue and planned to go to Mt Gilead that night to make an arrest.

William Grogs Fredericktown Mosholder Lytle Mt. Gilead

Livestock and Grain Markets Across Cities

Market notes show Pittsburgh and Chicago hog receipts around 7 000 and 22 000 respectively with mixed gains and declines. Cattle receipts near 35 000 in Chicago and 1 400 in Cleveland. sheep and lambs steady to lower. Grain futures firm on Wheat and Corn with minor shifts. local produce prices listed by H V Smoots for farm deliverables.

Pittsburgh Chicago Dow Cleveland

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