The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-03-24
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Mr. Joe Cocanour visited with his
parents in Newark over Sunday.
Mr. Fred Lepley of Amity, will move
10 the Willis Parson farm the first of
next month
MIR. Fred Seymour of Mt. Vernon re-
Gently purchased the Hines farm and
viii move there the first of April. Mrs.
Hines will move to Fredericktown.
Mr.. George NJ. Schrack gave fine
literary entertainment at the Berlin
church last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Emma Steele of Bellville came
Saturday to make an extended visit
with her sister at Fredericktown.
The odd Fellows of this place have
secured Miss Claribel Schofield, Red
Cross nurse, who has recently returned
from the battle fields OF Europe, to give
recital of her experience there. She
will come here on Thursday March
80, and make her address at the Odd
Fellows hall Miss Schofeld spent
eight years in professional nursing be-
fore going to Europe. She was one of
the first Ohio girls to volunteer her
service, contracting to spend six
months on the field without any finan-
cial recompense. Miss Schofield spent
ten months there and was in five of
the different fighting countries, but her
principal station was in Austria Miss
Schofield has large number of relics
which she will bring with her to ex-
hibit. They include dum-dum bullets
canteens, swords, medals from differ
ent countries, and she will tell how
she found some of them while pursu-
ing her duties as Red Cross nurse
This entertainment will be open to the
public and no doubt draw a full house
The Little Riven Monitor, edited by
W. G. Greenbank, formerly of this
place, and well known throughout
Knox county, has the following news
item: Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk and son,
George, OF Mt. Vernon, Ohio, are visit
ing Postmaster Durham and family in
Little River. Mrs. Hawk and Mrs. Dun
ham are sisters.
The Waterford Christian church an
nounces a Union Missionary Institute
to be held there on March Goth to the
26th, inclusive. The institute is for all
people of every church and the sub
jects comprise Sunday school work
and world wide missions. Every night
free, This institute Is conducted by
w. II. Waggoner of Eureka, ILL.,, ma
tional evangelist of the Church of
Christ, for the past seventeen years.
Fine stereopticon views, over 800, are
to be SHOWN every night, also idols,
curios, maps, charts, illustrated songs
in different languages, lectures. These
lectures are first class, sparkling with
the most brilliant facts of missions
is assured.
Mr.. Charles Brown and family of
Friendship visited with Mr. and Mrs
Paul Stockman the past week
Miss Alisa Carson entertained a
number of friends last Tuesday in hon
or or MISS Laura RieI sumptuous
dinner was served and everybody had
most delightful time.
MT ana MIS- William Pryor visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cochran at
Lexington last week
MISS vera wages an operator at the
freder'cktown exchange has been on
a.. 1T
Vhe SICK hs' the past week.
mrs, H. wilson OF bfederlcNtown'
MIS- Fltt 7Fuple oi ChesterV'lle' ana
hiS' .. - Flerce OF MI vernon visited
WIN Mr. ana Mrs. N. u. Rood mt spar.
ID iu8t 9h'uroAy'
MT ana MIS- Nalph Nhlte ot Mt
vernon visited With '"e lntters par
eh'S, Mr' ana M'S' Jesse 9ellers' over
"uuu"y,
mrs, H. p lay'or entertained mum
'o' d 'e'a'''es ana I''euoS at SIX
ciooN uinher iaHt saturday
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