The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-25
DONATIONS
At The Home For The AGED
Last Saturday
The Event Being The Annual
Harvest Home
Liberal Donation OF Provision
Is Received
For Which Members Of W.
c. A. Extend Thanks
To The GeDerous.Giving
Public Of Nj. Vernon

The following were the donations
received at the Home for the Aged
on Harvest Home Day, Saturday, Nov
ember 10, for which the members of
the Woman's Christian Association ex-
press their appreciation and thanks
for the generous donations:
Mis-. James Clark, cans fruit,
glass jelly.
I. A. Banning, 2 sacks flour, live
chickens.
kindergarten Children, one bushel
potatoes.
Mis-. Aler, can peaches.
Mis-. Joe Levy, bushel potatoes, bas-
ket grapes.
Mis-. j. N. Penfield live chicken.
Mrs. Robert Levering, Q lbs coffee.
G. w. McNabb, one bushel apples.
Mrs. A. Collins, l sack graham -four,
1 sack corn meal, eggs and butter.
Miss Matte Fowler, 6 bars soap.
o. Poppleton, 6 cans preserves.
Mrs. A. d. Bum, 25 lbs. sugar, IL
glasses and cans fruit.
Mrs. Henry Cooper, $1.00.
Mrs. Thomas Clark, so.
Mrs. VIM. Young, $1.00.
Mrs. j. F. Shrontz, $500.
A fliend, so.
w. w. Young and Arthur Graham,
$1.0O.
Mrs. A. R. Sipe, $500.
Mrs. ]. Abbott, .65.
Miss Addie Arnold, $1.0O.
Mrs. w. c. Cooper, room size rug
and steps to porch.
Mrs. VIM. Bird, sack flour and su-
gar.
Mrs. Chas. Bird, half sack flour.
Mrs. VIM. Welsh, 1 bushel potatoes,
3 glasses jelly.
D. B. Kerr, squashes.
Mr.. Murphy, 1 " blu. potatoes, A cab
bages, 3 cans fruit.
Mis-. w. D. Browning, 25 lbs. sugar.
Mrs. j. w. Jones, / lb. coffee, half
pound cocoa, half pound tea, silk piec-
: es.
Joseph Sellers, 1 bushel potatoes.
Mis-. o. G. Daniels, 2 glasses jelly,
cans fruit.
A friend, 6 cans corn, cans peas.
Mrs. |. Rosenthall, 25 lbs. sugar.
Arthur Graham, step railing,
MIS-. Frank Moore, roaster, large
roast of beef.
]. T. Friel, cans peas, lbs. evap-
Grated corn.
Mis-. Chas. Colville, 20 lbs. sugar.
Rev. w. e. Hull, live chickens.
Mrs. G. M. Seigfried, 6 cans fruit.
Mrs. o. Poppleton, 2 glasses jelly,
2 apple pies.
A friend, z cans vegetables.
Mrs. w. r. Wing, heads cabbage,
pumpkins, can beets.
Mrs. John Abbott, 2 cans fruit.
Misses Anna and Maria Ash, half
bushel apples, half bushel potatoes,
az doz doughnuts, 2 lbs. butter, 2
glasses jelly, 2 cans fruit.
Committee on Harvest Home, doz.
cups and saucers.
Mrs. Ada Rhoades, peck apples, 1
sack corn meal.
Miss Anna Barr, glass jelly, can
fruit, loaf bread.
Mrs. Newton Chambers, / glass jel-
ly, can fruit.
Misses Grace and Lulu Ash, 3 cans
fruit, 2 glasses jelly, 6 squash.
Mrs. F. e. Wooster, coffee and tea.
Mrs. George Clark, lb. coffeet.
Mrs. B. l.. Swetland, cans fruit
A friend, live chicken.
Carl N. Lorey, boxes toilet soap
spices.
Mrs. William A. Ackerman, Q pack
ages rolled oats, 2 cans fruit, glass
es jelly.
Mrs. Belle Johnson, gal. vinegar
lbs. coffee.
Mrs. John Cooper, bath towels
soup tureen.
Mrs. Nina Tucker, loaves bread
Miss Maggie Scott, lb. coffee.
Mrs. II. G Bostwick, live chicken
basket apples, cans fruit, Q glasses
Jelly.
Mrs. VIM. Rightmire, l dressed
chicken, qt. cream, 2 glasses jelly
Mrs. George Harter, glasses jelly
1 peck pears, celery.
Mrs, Leander Hayes, rs lbs. sugar.