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Questions and Answers
BY DR.. Copeland
New York Health Commissioners

\ E""dcr--Q an, q Iittl. hard ur nearing
! can hear when a person talks in a clear.
distinct voice. but If they talk low or am a
liit." distance away. cannot hcnr what
would YOU advise IN" TO do"
\ would suggest tina, YOU consult an car
'"ior S"mc treatments nigh, provo very
beneficial in Your CASE
y @ VIII you please toll mo WHAT is tho
matter with my eye? 1t has II pimpIc or rcd
spot OF, the inside OF the lower ina
:? NJ! child has had bronchitis for yovcrnl
years What would YOU advise me to do for
h"r"
\ Consul, eyo Specialist about this spot.
1t needs attention.
TIC chIin should have treatment, for this
conditions
Mrs /. 70 Kindly tell mo wbm | can
4" 10 help my children. who are very nervous
and c>citahic.
Train Your children Ia have regular
hahits and I" cat regular meals As they grow
,ld"r ;hcy will outrrow this nervousness
u =. q have poor appetite although
got plenty of sleep nnh take mineral oil for
constipation. What would YOU advise me to
do
a. Exercise regularly in ,hc fresh air. 10
sure YOUR general health is good
\ I.-0 have a pain in my chcs; about
six inches from my neck / have rubbed It
with !inimcnt bu, IL is no better. DO you
think this pain comes from ovcrcxcrcisc?
A. You should hav" a thorough examination
~ tho chest 10 determine tho cause of your
trouble
a Suncrrr-Q What is the cause OF head
noises. and what * tho cure'
a. Consult your family doctor or an car
specialist. and have your cars examined som"
treatments would Ee very beneficial and would
undoubtedly relieve tho head noises
i SO. VIII YOU kindly advise II an opera :
ton FOR rastro-intesttnai obstruction is
dangerous? Nv VII" IS being treated for this.
and the doctor SAYS nm operation may he neccs-
sary.
y. This TX serious operation hut the
sooner " IL dono the moro favorable tho
chances aro Don't walt too long
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U. s. TRADE Commission
REPORTS ON SHOE PRICES
Profits In 1918 md 1910 Resulted
From Abnormal Conditions az
Supply anu Demand.
IHy Assoclntcd Press !

wASIIt%GTnH ru,o =, mn,
prices OF footwear which obtained
during lGIS ana w.r. rrca,y i'm
''''S'" ''''' resulted from abb
normal conditions or sunni, ?ui nc
"''''"' "''" ''"h"''I'"' anu HS\cN"'
lvpical arising from tho war" I'M
t..do-, v,.,. ..,.
''"' COMMISSION '''"F re-
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"Thc Arrogant sou,h,yc.t"

To tho Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch:
S'r.--l wish to thank YOU for your
editorial in your Issue Of today in
reference to taxation. have Just
made trip over tho whole South
west. and after talking to tho poo
pic and getting much information. |
must say ! cannot sec how the pcoplc
east OF the Zine Ridge cnn vote for
Mr.. Trinkle. IL" has nothing in COM
mon with them and is. in my judy
mcnt. pledged TO do all he can for tho
Southwest. which already has tho adj
vantage IN taxation over the people
Of the East His district the Ninth
IL Republican district aud md
that hc is being largely supported
ny tn" Republicans Tho people %.
tho great Som,hwes; arr arrogant in
their attitude towards tho people Of
Eastern virginia. and seem 30 want
us in Eastern Virginia to support
thcm for ali tho bas, Offices In tho
STATE" Mr.. Trinhlc VIII not carry tho
Ninth District by anything like the
majority claim. and Tucker. In my
judgment. will carry tho state by nm
overwhelming majority.
TRAVELLER
Bluenoid. W. Va, May 2s, 1921.
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gov. DAUGHTRlOGE
IN A CRITICAL CONDITION

ROCKY MuuNT, y. G. Juac #
f"rm"r Li"ut"uanr-' - l..
baugh'-idE". who has hc"n in do
cl.uiug h"ai'h for several months.
suffering with n complication q; Ills
cases today Vas reported 20 be ir :,
critical condition ~ his hone nero,
and musicians entertain little hon.
FOR his recovery The former liru-
t"nau'-Gpvcrnor's condition became
worse Late Yesterday nud m-mh"rs
of nils family ana relatives were sum-
mon"d TO his h,Geidc Mr. Daurr'-
ridge served AS Iiouionaut Gov, rnur
during Tho administration of Cover
nor i.nnEo C,uLE. r,tir.ng In 'n!i.
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could have been drafted and adopted long
ago and il would not be necessary now for
the company to hohblc along on its uncer-
tain footing. with tile public never knowing
whether or not the next step will be its last.
The situation is in the hands OF tho Council
and the ISSUE is far above the mere life or
death OF pubic service corporation /, is
rnust decide.
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TO IA" Editor Of Tho rimc Dispatch
Sir, II j. our American custom to
saw" our kind words aud our flowers
until our friends ar" drad. and Nc
then r'i" our tributes Oh :h"ir cot
inns. ! would like TO hrcu. tbs Oh
RUE by saying I. fcw words Of praise
ana Hppr citation II col John "
f.rhalds"n under Who's. admluis,ra-
non th" caption Squar. has b, ONE
ia" chi"f beauty spot of Richmond.
ana is today NOR. beautiful than ever.
tir gracious Lady who pr"sidrs So
M"i! oyer ~" Go,-ruur's Mansion has
ais" aided in the good work hv hav-
ins many beautiful! shrubs ana flow
"rs planted IN trout % IN" Ston"wdll
Jackson monument. besides iift".n
. Young magnolia trees and Il cluster
"' !n"w""h a. various places IN the
square. rh"so lovely growing things
VIII hc fragrant memorial to Mrs
Davis long after sin" has gon" TO her
reward. writ" This in my Official
rnracity as chairman "f the "I,cnch
lizards League" ANA Il y the desire
OF the lracu" that the recipients Of
This tribute read IL in your paper. in
/ stead Of having II sung 20 them by
the heavenly choir
". W BROWN.
Richmond. Va. May % 1927
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nrltl.h columhlnn Town Sold.

NICOLA. BRITISH COtIMRIA.
Jun" 1.-THE town Of Nicola has
hccn sold 10 MaiorGencral sydney
Goldman. former member OF the Brit
ish Parliament, and wcll-known
South African capitalist. |, is short
ly To he converted into model Eng
fish town, perfect village green to
replace tho present business section.
In addition to acquiring the town. no
purchased 10000 acres in tho imm edi-
ate vicinity. Plans under contempla.
ton include the construction of .
summer resort for tourists cod al
irrigation Rystem-
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INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost amy
topic. executing on legal mud mrdicn!
subjects, ARE answered free. ts nil
Inquiries are answered directly by
i'rrSnnnl letter. - srif-ahhrcssch.
Stamped envelope IN required. td-
dress The Timcs-IbIspairh Infurmn-
ti"n Uurrnu. Rirhp,nntl. tn.
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origin of >ynrd .Il,Inv,"

j. T.. ~. Max Meadows --'I!y' Is
an ancient Danish word for town "r
village. ana "bylaw" meant "a law Of
local ar limited application. In mod
"ru usnr" IT means u Standini: rule.
not SO binding as tn" constitution Of
society. and NOR" easily changed.
Professor FISkc says: "Iu tho shire
whom tn" Danes acquired n firm fool
hold III" township was often IN He'd u
by ana IL had tho power of enact
ing its own bylaws or town laws
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Stcntfy q. *

Say. Eli that new farm hand you've got is
H. stcady?'
steady, sh'd say he is. Xckc. Why. YOU
put that f"llcr in any one spot on tn. farm
in tn mornin' an go around there at night
an there he is right there stcadicrn a dead
chestnut"
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Charcoal Eph.. Dn,I, Thought.

when Kit through hustIin' TO h"
hamhonc." said Charcoal Eph. ruminativeIy
"fust time he sit down an rest sor,ch body walk
up wild a club an ycll: iii loafcr.' la, a
pickle. Mistah Jackson"
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I'rincc OF Wales acted wisely when he ran
from mob OF pretty girls. Perhaps nc re-
called what tho toe of ON" of them did when IL
landed on Manucl's diadcm
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD wAnNra,
Lying Down.

When man Is weary of labor
Nnd sore with the stress of toll
lending ami lifting The load his back
Mark inE his time TO the moil'
When man * sick Of struggle
In city. in country. in town.
He pulls what is known in the tongue OF the
mass
As passing tho buck. lying down.
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After July . whom Jack and Georges have
settled their little difficulty. Will 10 time enough
30 stage - controversy between Senators Glass
md Reed fo~ Tho Virginia Missouri champion
ship
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Appropriate that Chi"aC"'s taNiCah war
should start in front az tho Hotel sherman.
and tho chauftcurs seom determined TO make II
.ivo up tn the reputation Mr. sherman u; 70 IL.
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SUNDAY June Il. las1
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Tho Henry County i!ulin.lr observes. "N-
Bryan has travelled GOo.Oo0 miles IN tina ms,
twenty hvc years He's all right, but look at
tho jackara"
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SIMS seems about to hc smothcrcn in thc
irish stew he has "oncoci"d-a fitting end for
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Denly Not Wen informed.

2ooe Paramount Avenue
edmond. va. Jam. ii. lr2l
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ADDRESS AL toMNt>-
NIIONS tu She Ittnr>-
Dispatch ana not la in
dlviiuols.
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PUBLISHED ever. .l"> in the year at 10 south
Tenth street. Kicmnnd Va. by The Tunes
DsiALiaL EHhlLshinr 90. InC.
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Hundreds or striking actors are now pray
ing for the return oc those good Old days when
their transforming efforts were greeted with
"a shower uc Vegetables from the audience.
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TELEPHONE: Randolph
l. Private branch ~
Chnnrc connecting with
all departments.
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I; ~ 10 q lt l. =:
VA s,,inctrn. iilG New
Work Avenue. New York
Ii;,. Eif,h tN"n
building thirarn. Pea
p,,,'s Gas Euilhiuc; rhii-
ndclphia. Colonial Trust
i;uildinc.
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y f"w moro $4,000 fines and Mrs Bcrgdoll.
tho slackcrs mother. may nnd it necessary to
dig up that wcll-known pot OF gold.
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Headline Su}s" Mothods,s Raise Quota" but
that's nothing to wha; the Eap;s's have .hc.n
RAISING
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
FREDER|CKT0WN

There are LOG enrolled in the vaca.
ton Bible school at present
Mrs. Kate Burch McIntire, who has
been visiting the Burch relatives here
for several weeks, returned to- her
home in Decatur, Mich, the first OF
| the week.
Miss Evelyn Weekley of Tiffin has
been guest in the home of Harry
Fox the past week.
Messrs. William and Joseph John,
son Of Washington, d. c., and Mrs.
Anna Kinney OF Chicago were here to
attend the funeral of their mother,
Mrs. Elijah Johnson.
Mrs. Elijah Johnson, whose funeral
services were held Wednesday after
noon, had been an invalid for about
Is years and had been resident of
this place and vicinity for over half
La century.
Anyone wanting pure white clover
lump, comb or extracted honey cheap
cali L. B. Blackledge. phone 81.
Mike" James, who has been work
ing for the Westinghouse people at
Mansfield on half time for some time,
received an indefinite lay-off We'd
nesday Of this week and is at home
here.
Attention Legion! There will be a
special meeting of Joe Cocanour post
on Saturday evening of this week.
Let every member be present at this
| meeting.
Mr.. Milton B. Levering and daugh.
ter Margery returned last Saturday
from Columbus, where the latter was
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15


August, A. D., 1921
between the hours of one and two
o'clock, p. M, the following described
real estate, situate In the county of Knox,
State of Ohio and bounded and described
An those portions of the west half Of
the y. E. Or: and the p. half of the n.
point in the road running in IA N w. di-
rection through the N. w. Y of said Sec.
II which point is N: 1874 deg. w. A.5O
Inc @ Of SAID said II. p ". one-fourth m of P? Sec. II;
isN deg. w ss.Ss poles; thence n y. ssX
sess E poles @ pS'es to the %sM nors line % q said said
N. w. Or. Of said Sec. II; thence along
said north line s. s6M deg. r. 1882 poles;
thence $. 3N deg. w. 1ls.3s poles to the
owned by Mary P. Sapp: thence N. S6%
deg. w. N46.5s poles to the place of be-
ginning containing 10259 acres more or
side of said farm west to the public
road through the land of Emily NOrrick.
The above decribed lands cover the
Blubaush, Rachel Il. DimOnd. being the
same premises conveyed to w. c. Coop
er and J. B. waight by j.. G. Stevenson,
Sheriff of Knox County. Ohio
situated in Knox County, Ohio, to-wit:
Two acres of land taken out of the 8.
sse ssst % west hai e. Of sns s % o a
thence tis nee \; q DEG "; 2s;7s ;. reds (, to a q
ne H. S Gss @ rods to
thence south ! deg. w. 1913 rods along
said dividing. line to the place of begin
ming containing two acres more or less
made by J. G. Hickman Feb. 20. is5s. N
Also 10 A. on OF the W. side of the east
half Of the NJ w. or. of Sec. II. Tp.. $
N. w: corner OF said East half said quar-
ter; thence south one degree w. so poles
70 stake: thence hence s. 80 deg D. e pSes IS
inches diameter s. p deg. T. 81 links
and white oak 6 inches diameter S. IS
35 rods to the place Of beginning contain
ing Is acres according to a plat and sur
vey. by said Hickman Jan. .. 1858. Also
Part Of the north half of Of the vest half q
the north line Of said quarter; thence
y; S,,,s s1E deg W; , S1.si poles to stake at
Wooster road; thence s. 1917 degrees 4.4O
rods to post in center of said Wooster
road; thence along the center OF the Dam
stake in center Of the same: thence N.
69h deg. T., 23.72 rods to stake; thence
N. deg. r. 4S,0S rods to the place of
less.
This property is situated in Brown
Township. within two miles of Democra-
cy, Ohio, and in special School Dis
trict Located on the Mt. Vernon Lou
donville road and Is served by rural de-
livery. Farm is well watered and has
good buildings
Property Is appraised at Sl0,130O.
Terms of Sale: One.third cash: one
years from date of sale Deferred pay
ments to he secured by mortgage on
premises sold. Or purchaser may pay
all cash at his option.
CLINTON NJ RICE,
Assignee for the benefit of the credit
ors of Evelyn Reel.
7-14,2l,2S;8-4,u
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operated upon at Mt Carmel hospital
70 the removal of her tonsiIs. She Is
doing nicely at present.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. F..
church met at the home Of Mrs. vii.
liam AllgIre, north Of town, Wednes.
day afternoon, when they had an en-.
joyable time. Ice cream and waters
we're served.
Presbyterian Church-July II. Sun
day school 9:45. Morning worship at
II. Sermon, who Are You In the
Register OF Christian Heroes?" Even.
ing worship at 8. Union service in
the Presbyterian church. The sermon
by Rev. Webb. Wednesday, July 20,
2 p. m., the Ladies' Missionary soci-
ETY. at the home of Mrs. Ella Acker.
man. Thursday at 8, prayer meeting.
Thursday s:45, choir practice. Watch
for announcement of the church and
Sunday school picnic in the last week
OF July.
Rev. ]. p. Jones Of Delaware was
in town last Monday shaking hands
with his many friends.
j. w. Paige and family Of Youngs-
town are the guests of Mrs. Anna B.
Cummings.
Charles N. Wright of Toledo was
the guest of Mrs. Sadie Hosack dur
ING tho pa Of u,oak
J. r. Foote, wife and Miss Anna
Marple were guests in the family of
Rev. J. B. Jones at Delaware Monday
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Molder and
son, of Gallon. we're guests Of Misses
Flo and .Alverda Burch the first of
the week.
At meeting of the official board Of
the NJ 4. church, last Sunday, Rev.
C. +. Stockdale was given leave of
absence for two weeks. or longer II
he desired The board also voted
unanimously, to have Rev. Stockdale
returned here next year
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15

Ernest Springer, Coon Hill.
Dale Steinmetz, Hopewell.
Ross Steinmetz. Hopewell.
Ruth Wilson, Oak Hill.
Union Twp. District
Marie Bettz, Chestnut Ridge.
Allen Conkle, Oak Hill.
Zella Conkle, Flat Run.
Daisy Elder, Chestnut Ridge.
Veronica Harlctt, Tiger Valley.
Ferol Payne, Tiger Valley.
Elsie Porter, Chestnut Ridge.
Bruce Stringfellow, Flat Run.
Bertha Wheaton. Tiger Valley.
Wayne Twp. District
Leland Boone, Dean.
Hazel Doyle, Lucerne.
Robert Phillips, Green Valley.
William c. Reep. Dorema.
Wiley Thompson, Lucerne.
Total number Of graduates 2s3.
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UNION GROVE

Mrs. Till Evans, who has been on
the sick list, is improving.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. A. Burris of Mans
field spent Friday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Almon Wolfe.
July II, regular preaching Sunday
at the Grove church.
The storms Monday and Tuesday
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15

cassssh 10 . local dissass greatly -.
cnced BY constitutional conditiene
sS:asi'' %:n AAf tfls'Tss fxRx fS1saiS''i9fAp iHsfApz
Blood on the Mucous eurfaess Ql ths
d:% S..sroys sA sss seunSasion G1rnHa q sss dsss
The general health and assists nature
doing its work. $1,000 for any eege Z
&sDicrNS Sas1stSr snss ssi,s 3 sNHIs cure. cAHA'
pruSgists TIC. Tsatimonials freA
f. J. Cheney . Co. Toledo. 0hio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
GOLFERS IN NEWARK

About 30 golfers OF the Mt. Vernon
Country club went to Newark today
to take part in the contest with the
members of the Newark Country club.
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Evert Hawkins. Lock.

Evert Hawkins, Lock.
Ray Larimore, Beech Knob.
Grace McCammon, Mink st.
Carl Mowry. Myers Corners.
Lee Myers, Lock.
May Sesser, Lock.
Minnie Sesser, Five Corners.
Fred Spiker, Mink 81.
Airline Taylor, Cox College.
Irene Thomas. Five Corners.
Harold Let's, Mink st.
Miiier Twp. District
Dorothy Carpenter, Lafayette.
Glenn Carpenter, Lafayette.
Marion Daley, Lafayette.
Roger Chrisman, Brandon.
Floyd Ellis, Brandon.
Irene Harrison, Splinterville.
TelfordF Hayes. Brandon.
Ellen Horn, Brandon.
Howard Johnson, Brandon.
Violet McMillen, Fairview.
Ruth Stafford, Fairview.
Neva Shut, Beech Grove.
Lee Ward. Brandon.
Ethyl Winland,. Brandon. i
MllIwood Rural
Carl Hammond. Wildwood.
Gordon Humbert, MillwOod.
Leslie Humbert, Millwood.
Eva Kirk, Millwood.
Monroe Twp. District
Elmer Adams, Hill Grove.
Minnie Baker. Valley Grove.
John Estabrook, Hill Grove.
Faye McDermott, Valley Grove.
Mary Reams, Hill Grove.
E Morgan. Twp. District
Edith Debolt, White Oak.
Wilfred Devore, Muckshaw.
, Lucille Farmer, White Oak.
Fern Fawcett, Ewart.
Jesse HermOn, White Oak.
Norris Twp. District
Samuel Benson, Clinton.
Clifford Blair, Clinton.
Helen Brent, Clinton.
Earl Edwards, Clinton.
Cleota Fogle, Union.
Robert Fogle, Union.
Ada kirkpatrick. Rush.
John McManis, Rush.
Leona McGugin, BOner.
Edgar Rush, Union.
Estella Rush, Union.
Goldia Wells, Rush.
Frederick Wise, Union.
Roy Wise, Union.
Pike Twp. District
Pauline Carter, Oak Grove.
Marian Johnson, Eagle Grove.
Roxie Keck, Four Corners.
Myrl Parsons, Eagle Grove.
Milton H. Reed, North Liberty.
Pleasant Twp. District
Emerson Billman, Hopewell.
Lucille Carpenter, Graham.
Ray GOrsuch, Hopewell.
Harry Hitler Oak Hill.
Ralph Purdy, Hopewell.
Verna Rine, Oak Hill.
May Sellers, Graham.
Lee Smith, Graham.
Ralph Smith, Hopewell.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15

greatly damaged the corn around here
Mr.. j. II. Wolfe was in Mt. Vernon
Tuesday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
dsry ouack. Elmwood Bldg.

wary AuOmhs, CinitOn DiuB'
Eleanor Underwood, Elmwood Bldg.
Kenneth Whetsel, Clinton Bldg
College Gambler District
Martha Horn, Gambler.
Ruth Wolfe, Gambler.
Colds Matthews, Gambler.
Ronald Henwood, Gambler.
Earl Lantz, Gambler.
Emma Lantz, Gambler.
Calvin Leonard, Gambler.
Sidney c.. Stone, Gambler.
Kenneth Parker, Gambler.
Earl Stearns, Gambler.
Elizabeth Lybarger, Gambler.
DanviIle.Buckeye City
Clifford Allen.
Clifford Allen, Danville.Buckeye G.
Carl Arnold, Danville.Buckeye-C City.
Martha Blubaugh, Danville-B Buckeye
City.
Stella Body, Danville-Buckeye City.
Charles Colopy, Danville-Buckeye c.
Gladys Hendershot, Danville- Buck.
aye City.
Rosa Hoovler, Danville-Buckeye c.
John Johnson, Danville-B Buckeye c.
Orpha Kaylor, Danville- Buckeye C.
Ruby Reed, Danville-Buckeye City.
John Rice, Danville-Buckeye City. !.
Mary Sevits. Danvilie-Buckeye City.
Anna Scott, I,anville-Buckeye City.
Leota Walton, Danville.Buckeye c.
Glenn Workman, Danville,Buckeye.
Helen White, Danville-Buckeye c.
Dorothy Sapp, Danville-Buckeye c.
Kathryn Mckee, Danville. Buckeye.
Laura Lauderbaugh, Danville- Buck
EYE City.
Frederlcktown Village
Eulala Amos, Fredericktown.
Grace Barnardt, Fredericktown.
George Ball, Fredericktown.
Ralph Bradrick, Fredericktown.
Trover Brown, Frederickown.
Paul Burgholder, Fredericktown.
Mary Hosack Eliza Cooke, Freder'n.
Elizabeth Leona Darling, Freder'n.
Iva Marie Davis, Fredericktowh.
Robert Levay Ewers, Frederickt'n.
Thel Bernice GOodell, Frederickt'n.
Helen F. Hines, Fredericktown.
Paul G. Harding. Fredericktown.
Rae Lines, Fredericktown.
Lloyd c. Lowell, Fredericktown.
Helen L. Lowell, Fredericktown.
Maud Miller, Fredericktown.
Doris Elizabeth Speaks, Freder'kt'n.
Lloyd o. Smith, Fredericktown.
Winifred r. Tuttle, Fredericktown.
Alma e. Taylor, Fredericktown.
Robert H. Welch, Fredericktown.
Harrison Twp. Rural
Lawrence McGough. Mt. Zion.
George Smith, Grove.
Howard Rural-village
Dorothy Bebout, Howard.
Lucille Durbin, Howard.
Ralph Henwood, Howard.
Charline Parker, Howard.
Verna Slusser, Howard.
Walter Tier, Howard.
Howard Twp. Rural
Mary Gardner, Union.
Teresa Grassbaugh, Union.
jackson Twp. Rural
Ruth Bumpus, Jug Run.
Hattie Dugan, jug Run.
Wilma E. Melick, Front Royal.
Mae Melick, jug Run.
Luella M. Stricken, Front Royal
Jefferson TWP. Rural
Beryl Awwiller, Chapel.
Blanch Baldner, Jericho.
Mabel Darr, Greer.
Edward Fulmer, Greer.
James Hess, Jericho.
Leo Hardesty, Severns.
Bernard Hardesty, Severns.
Doris Rice, Turkey Ridge.
Edmund Sapp, Turkey Ridge.
Lloyd Stricken, Harrisburg.
Roy Strobe. Greer.
Florence Temple, Jericho.
Holloway District N.
Loren Cummings, Jelloway.
Paul Glasgo, Jelloway.
Myron Reed, Jelloway.
Lorain Ross, Jelloway.
Albert Snively, Jelloway.
Liberty Twp. District
Arthur Brown, Friendship.
Lucille Blue, Bedell.
Ralph Brown, Fairview.
Edna Conkling, Mt. Liberty.
Charles Fisk, Weaver.
Donald Hatton, Mt. Liberty.
Harvey Hookway, Bedell.
Ethel Kearns, Friendship.
Eleanor Lewis, Bedell
Murray Mendenhall, Bedell.
Marie Moxley, Bedell.
Forrest Parker, Bedell.
James Parker, Bedell.
Paul Tracy, Mt. Liberty.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
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