The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-10-17
.FREDER|CKTOWN.

The voters information bureau held
a meeting in the high school auditor
fum last Thursday evening, presided
over by Miss Flora Farquhar. Rev.
Willis Webb, II. K. GLENN and Rev.
Harkins gave short addresses on In
structions how to mark the ballot and
as TO the importance OF the coming
election. Miss Louise Tuttle and Mr..
Herbert Leedy both rendered solos.
which we're very much appreciated.
On motion II vas decided to contin-
ue in office those serving at the last
election, viz: II. L. GLENN, president;
q. Ia Marble, secretary, Charles Rine-
hart, treasurer Another meeting for
organization was held in the M. e.
church parlors Sunday afternoon, at
(. which time the following organization
was affected: Polling committee, M.
J. Agne@, II. C. Thompson, e. III.
I Hicke, Charles Rinehart, w. Brad
rick, A. l.. Beal, o. B. Jones, II. s..
G0rsHch, c. j. Mann. Lewis Werts.
Committee on publication, J. B. Foote,
Rev. Harper. w. b. Johnson. Com
mittee on getting out vote, l.. b. Wag.
neI. Albert Zolman, Willis Chilcoate,
/ c. F. Fink, c. u. McCutcheon, r. NJ.
! Dill IN. w. II. Eastman, Samuel
Bryant and John Kanaga Committee
on finance, J. G. Dague. Murray j. Ag-
new, Rev. Willis Webb. A committee
Of three, composed Of G. II. McCutch.
: con, Henry Thompson and William
Murphy, was appointed to look after
the possibility OF putting in more
voting booths.
Misses Margery Levering and An.
ma Marple went to Oberlin last Fri
day where they were the guests OF
Misses Marian Hosack and Dorothy
Gould until Monday. They had most
enjoyable time and witnessed the
Oberlin- esleyan football game.
Don't fail to hear the Columbian
entertainment al the high school aud.
ttOrium Oct. az. Saxophone quartet,
4 trap drumming. splendid readers and
other novelties, featuring a great en-.
tertainment.
Elmer Raston and little son, Of
lWaynesbore. Pa. arrived here Wed.
nesday morning on a visit to his par
ents, Nh and Mrs. George Ralston.
The t.edericktown high schoo,
football team goes to Danville Friday
afternoon 10 play Danville high.
II you have anything you want to
sell or II you want to buy anything,
let LOrin MARBLE get 1t for you through
the columns OF The Banner.
Mrs. ID. w. GOodell entertained with
three tables OF five hundred last
iThursday afternoon, honorins Mrs.
Il Page.
The Presbyterian Missionary So
(. cisty held social In the church par.
lors Tuesday evening. There was a
program and lunch was served.
Union church services will be held
in the Baptist church next Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Ackerman entertained
a company of ladies last Monday af.
ternoon, honoring Mrs. Harper.
The Parents-Teachers division of
the Community club will hold a meet.
ing at the high school building next
5 Tuesday afternoon.
I The Daughters Of Veterans will
meet In their lodge room next Tues.
Gay evening.
Miss Alice Weston entertained her
five sisters at family dinner at her
home In this place, last Friday, the
occasion being the wedding anniver.
sary of Edward Hahn and wife, Those
present were: Mrs. Avice White of
Crestlins. Mrs. C. b. Chandler OF Co
lumbus. Mrs. George Tish Of st. Ell.
mo. III. Mrs. Edward Hahn and Mrs.
John McCarron OF this place.
Mrs G. b. Chandler of Columbus
has been visiting her sister. Miss Al.
ice Weston. = part Of last and this
week. r~sr~ +SWu
Miss Florence Agnew Is visiting
relatives at Newark this week.
Mrs. Avice White ana son, Clar.
ence, OF Creatline. we're visiting the
Weston relatives here the past week
The Methodist society will hold q
reception for their new pastor. Rev
G. U. Stockdale, and family. In the
church parlors next Friday evening
At the same time and place. the
Ladies' Aid society will hold a kitch
en- shower for the church kitchen
Buckets. dinner kettles. tea towels
butcher knives. servers. large and
small clippers. spoons. potato mash
ers, tin pans. etc. Club together with
your neighbor and get something
worth while. There will be q goot
program and eats, so don't miss tn,
date.