The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-05-20

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y I.osson Buchanan. who recently re
turned from overseas, Is spending
several days with his mother, Mrs
Charles Brown, who is q nurse at the
NJ. g. g. sanItnrium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Blair and Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Purdy returned home
Friday evening from Marietta where
they attended the state convention OF
the Eagles.
Mrs. Anna Cunningham, West High
street, has returned from Columbus
where she attended the state council
of the Daughters of Pocahontas. The
degree team from Kokosing council,
under the direction Of Mrs. Melvin
Davis, and her warriors and braves
conferred the degrees upon fourteen
candidates. A drill was also given by
the degree team. The members of
the degree team were entertained
with dinner at the Southern hotel
The Homemakers class of the Vine
street Church Of Christ has engaged
Miss Mary Theresa Bloomer, reader
and entertainer, to give an evenings
program Wednesday evening, May 2l.
Miss Boomers experience as a plat
form entertainer has been wide and
varied, and she comes to Mt. Vernon
highly recommended. While she gives
instruction here two days of each
week at the Hotel Curtis, this is her
first engagement in entertainments in
this city. KIT
Mrs. Mamie Snow and daughter,
Margaret, of Mt. Liberty spent Friday
evening with Mrs. Harry Simons Of
Elizabeth street.
| Master Francis Stimmel of East
Gambler street is spending the week
end in Columbus with his uncle, Mr..
]. C. Stimme.
Mrs. Albert Grill of Howard street
and Mrs. ]. S. Dunmire of East Vine
street went to Columbus Saturday to
spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Hood Of Lock
spent Friday in Newark.
Mr.. Charles F. Hall of Brandon was
O visitor in the city Friday.
Mrs. Lloyd Hoar went to Columbus
this morning to attend the funeral of
her uncle, John jameson.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and daughter,
Marguerite, of North Gay street, went
to Columbus Friday for the day.
Mr.. Elmer Jacobs, who has been
here on business pertaining to the
Methodist centenary, returned to Co.
Mmbus Friday noon.
Miss Elizabeth Devin of Laura
school, Cleveland, arrived here this
morning to spend the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Dew,
in, North Main street.
Mrs. Willard c. Armstrong of
North Gay street and Mrs. N. r. East
man of East High street were visitors
in Columbus today.
Miss Lillian Lindley was moved
from her home near Fredericktown tc
the Pennsylvania station Thursday
afternoon in McCormicks ambulance
Miss Lindley will enter Mt. Carmel
hospital, Columbus, for treatment.
Mr.. Jack Wolfe of Sharon, Pa. was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lurie
of East Vine street, Thursday night
Mr.. Wolfe, who is nephew of Mr.
Lurie, has just been mustered out o.
the army after two years of service
most of 1t overseas. He was awarded
the Distinguished Service Cross fol
extraordinary bravery while undel
( fire. An account of his bravery, fo
t which he was given the d. S. c., wa'
! published in The Banner two weeks
ago.
Mr.. Edward l.. Parker spent Frida.
in Columbus on business.
DR.. George F. Lynn spent Frida.
in Columbus OH professional business
@ Miss Addie Arnold of North Ga,
a street was VlSlLOr III COLUMBUS FTl
r day.
Miss Helen McIntire of East Suga
e street went to Columbus Thursda
|. evening to visit the remainder of tn
week.
II Miss Mary Perrine of Mishawaka
o Ind, who has been visiting in thi
city, went to Danville Friday to visi
o relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Bartlett and Dl
and Mrs. B. G. Deeley of Third av'
- nue. motored to Columbus this mOrl
ing to spend the day.
Mr.. Armand BOrmans, who ha
!, been employed In a glass factory ::
=, Shreveport, La, for several months
returned to his home here Thursday.
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