The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-02-25
.FREOER|CKTOWN

bteu Trien0B mere the weekend pagt
Tho Community club will meet at
the high school building Monday,
Feb. 2s. Please notice change OF day.
Cards have been received here an.
nouncing the arrival OF a six.pound
dalghter in the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
Clyde Newman at Akron. Mrs. New
man was formerly Miss Helen GrofY
Of this place.
The Lyceum Singers which appear.
ed at the High school auditorium last
Thursday evening on the NJ. r. Broth.
erhood lecture course were not up to
Redpath standard and complete
disappointment to the committee as
we'll as lecture oourae patrons. The
prssidentof the brotherhood in max.
Ing report to- the Columbus 4bsancS
of the Redpath bureau is, In receipt
of communication from them stating
that they will furnish another attrac.
ton! which will, sustain the Redpath
reputation. & This will be furnished
without additional cost to season tic.
ket holders. Those having purchased
single admission to the Lycenm Sing.
ers will, upon reporting at Davis Z
Dague's grocery, be given ticket to
the extra number free of charge.
The Daughters Of Veterans will
hold their anniversary March / at the
home OF Mrs. "a c. Huddle, on West
6andusky street, in honor of the vet
Grams, their wives and veterans Wild
ows. 'i 4ts
Alya. Leedy and son Donley. who
are employed at Van Vert, spent the
weekend with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e. Cassell en-
tertained' a company of ladies and
gentlemen atis&e.6 o'clock dinner at
their home on North Main street last
Tuesday evening, hnnoring the birth,
day anniversary OF George Washing
ton.
] Mrs. Frank l.. McClintic, who was
called here by the death OF her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Marple, returned to her
home in Battle Creek, Mich, last
Monday. " FT
Quite nurdbes of the neishbors of
Daniel Brown aud wife gathered at
their. home south of towKlast Monday
night and gave them farewell recep-
ton prior to their leaving for Frxder.
icktown to- make their home once
, more. 80 ~
Misses Sylvia and Ella Mount en-
tertained a COMPANY Of ladies' at =
Martha Washington o'clock dinner
On Georges ESsSnday. last Tueedsy;
at which time the wearing apparel in
vogue In those days was very much in
evidence at the hts day celebration.
Miss Marguerite MARBLE, who was
called home byS thes death of hsr
grandmother. slrk Mary MARBLE re-
turned last sundax to her position as
teacher of Latin md Englirh in the
high school at Kafida. 4
Howard Meredith, who has been
employed in CsEeisnd, has resigned
i his position thers and has accepted .
position here with the firm of Huddle
G Meredith, furniture dealers and
funeral directors,
Lewis Wertz and family. are NOV,
ing this week to III farm at Bateman.
town. We are sorry to lose this es-
Unable family, but are thankful the
distance 10 not far enough to entire
Iy lose him. as we shall keep taut
string to him and hope ere long to
see him again coming this way.
Young people to the number of
about 30 gave Miss Thelma Wertz a
pleasant surprises at her home in
Brookside last Monday evening, prior
to her removal to Batemantown, to
which place she is removing this
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Wertz. Refreshments were
served and the bunch had most en-
ioyable time.
Mrs. Ella G. Porter and daughter,
Mrs. Florence Clark, entertained a
company OF ladies' at the home of the
latter on WashinstoRs Birthday.
| School Notes.
The football boys had their picture
taken last Monday by Photographer
Morrow It will be used to adoru q
page in The Owl:
Miss Dorothy Balduff. teacher OF
English in the high school. went to
her home in Sandusky last Friday.
was taken sick and unable to return
AthL;tics are picking up some and
as soon as the weather permits, there
will be some speed shown in running,
some high jumping. ETC., preparatory
TO tbs county meet In May.
The basketball game between Fred
ericktown high school and Danytlle
high at the high school gymnasium
last Saturday evenins resulted In q
victory for the latter. Tho local boys