The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-07-11

MTS. WlIllam JOINS ana cnll0, VINO
have been living at South Bend, Ind,
are the guests of her parents, Rev. j.
w. Weekly and wife. They are ship.
ping their household goods to Mime.
sofa, where they will reside.
Misses Alice Weston and Jennie
Fawcett. are the guests of Bryant
Chandler and family at Columbus and
are also attending the centenary
We have a suggestion to offer the
Community club and we think 1t one
worthy of consideration. Frederick
town and vicinity had over forty boys
in the great world war. Other com.
munities are erecting some sort of
memorial or tribute for their SER
vice. This could be done here in the
way Of fountain in some part of our
public park. The water is already
piped there with sufficient pressure
and the conditions for drainage are
perfect. This would not only serve
to honor the boys in khaki but would
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the beauty of the park and would re.
fleet credit on the promoters of the
project
Council met in regular session Mon
day evening, and after transacting the
routine business, took up the ques-
tiOn of the removal of the stock
x,ordu vrha yordc which ro citpotod
on Mansfield avenue, have long been
an eyesore to the residents of that
avenue, and not only that but it had
come to point where they were on
the point of having to purchase gas
masks, as the stencil had become
sitting. Then stock was placed there
and left several days at a time and
the bleating of lambs, the bawling of
calves and cows, mingled with the p.
ID. Armour squeal, all went to make
life miserable on this avenue. Some
time ago, the state board of health
got wise as to the unsanitary condi-
tions at the yards and paid them a
personal visit, the result being that
the company was notified to remove
the yards to a more remote location.
On this same visit John Jones was
appointed as health officer of the vii.
lage, with power to clean up, the act
of which was approved by council
at its meeting, and we can now look
forward to q general cleaning up of
the unsightly and disease-breeding
places, of which there are few. Now
IL the fire marshal can put next some
of the unsightly buildings can be
junked.
There will be regular preaching
services at the M. r. church next
Sunday and, IL possible, former pas
tor will fill the pulpit.
Mrs. William Jacobs, who was re.
Gently operated upon at Mt. Car
mel hospital, Columbus, was brought
home In an ambulance last Saturday,
making the trip in comfort, and at
present is getting along nicely. Mr..
Jacobs went over and accompanied
her home.
Mr. A. c. Huddle. who recently un.
derwent his second operation, is do.
ing we'll and his many friends hope
to soon see him return to home and
business activities.
| The l. o. O. +. lodges of Frederick
town and lowering will hold their
memorial services in the Christian
church at lowering on Sunday. July
13, at 2 o'clock. There will be good
music and good speaking. All Odd
Fellows are requested to attend.
Miss Laura Brentlinger, who is EN-
ployed in the office of the Ohio In
dustrial Commission Columbus, was
the weekend guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Brentlinger.
Mrs. Fred Brentlinger and daugh
ters and Miss Ruth Brentlinger have
gone on two weeks visit with rel
atives at Ashland.
Wayne Phillips and wife and VIII
ilucker attended the centenary at Co
lumbus Thursday