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Evening journal., 1921-09-06
YOUR LAST NAME
By MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
Copyright 1920. by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

sets have intermarried you find such
names as Trenouth. Trengove, TTe-
lawny, Marrys. Enys. Caveth. Godol-
phin. Prideaux, Grenville and Rash
leigh. Some OF these once prominent
families have since become extinct
but their blood runs in the veins Of
the Bassetts.
The two most distinguished MEM
bers Of the family in England are
said to be Sir Francis Bassett, vice
admiral and sheriff OF Cornwall in
the time Of Charles /. and another
Sir Francis Bassett, first baron OF
Dunstantville in the time OF King
George III, noted chiefly for his op-
position to the American colonists
just before the breaking out Of our
Revolution. He held out persist
entity against peace with the Amer
lean colonies.
The first OF the name in this
country was william Bassett. who
sailed from England on the For
| tune" in 1921. He lived at first at
Duxbury, but settled eventually at
Bridgewater. He was associated with
the chief dignitaries OF the colony
His son William Bassett, second, was
a close friend Of Governors Winslow
and Hinckley and appointed them
joint guardians OF his children just
before his early death.
A prominent member OF the Bas.
sett family here was Richard Bas-
sett, governor OF Delaware, about
I the time Of the Revolution.
Copyright. 1921, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate).
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
How to Make
Real Peach Jelly
Ripe Peach FloUor
Easily Preserved
BY a Jam Maker


The finest peach jelly you ever
tasted-chock full Of the natural
flavor and color-can be made at
home within a few minutes after
the peaches are sliced or crushed.
I ike the "Certo Process as ] can
use ripe peaches and because it takes
only one minutes boiling. thus saw
inr flavor and color; It never fails.
and is cheaper because I get two
thirds more jelly from the same
amount of peaches.
The Ccrto Process for making
Peach jelly is very simple; Put cook
ed fruit in jelly bag and squeeze out
as much juice as possible. Carefully
measure 6iA leveled cups (2A lbs-)
sugar and then cups C1A lbs)
juice from cooked fruit into large
saucepan 6 or 6 qt. size). stir and
bring TO a boil. At once add 1 bottle
of (scant cup) Certo. stirring con-
stantly. Continue 10 stir and bring
again 10 a hard boil over the hottest
fire for one-half minute. stirring con-
stanty. Remove from fire, let stand
one minute. skim and pour quickly
into glasses. Makes 10 half-pound
glasses of jelly.
By this short "Certo Process" you
save an the color and flavor that is
boiled away by the old method. Time
and worry are also saved and you
have pounds Of jelly from 2 pounds
Of peaches as compared TO 3 pounds
of jelly bylthe old method
The above recipe and many others
for making delicious jeiiies and jams
by the "Certo Process" is found in
the Certo book of recipes, a copy of
which will be given to you by your
grocer ar druggist when you get
Certo. Extra copies will be sent free
IL you write to the Pectin Sales Co.,
Inc. 500 East Ave, Rochester, n. Y.
Use Certo this year in making all
your jams and jeIlies. 1t saves
time. worry and boiling. The "Certo
Process" never fails and saves money
because you make two-thirds more
jam from the same amount Of fruit
II your grocer or druggist does
not have Certo. please telephone
number 50 to learn where to OBJ
tain IT,
Important-Certo Is "mother nature''
sell malser"-the pure, concentrated jehs
gelatin. chemical or preservative; and
because Of the fact that Il saves time
money, color and flavor and never falls
has rcyOlutlOnixcd the art Of jam and
ieily-maling. Every housewife should
use Il.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
FIVE POINTS TEAM
TO BE FEED GUESTS

Special to The Evening Journal.
RICHARDSON PARK. Sept. g.
Plans are being made by women ball
fans TO entertain the Five Points
baseball team at supper the early
part Of October. The arrangements
will be discussed at a meeting TO be
held at the home Of Mrs. Fred Lang.
Elmhurst, tonight.
The Five Points Civics Association
IS contemplating installing culverts
al twelve or more street crossings
here Residents whose properties are
10 be benefited by the improvements
will be asked TO lend their financial
support.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tinsman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stewart
spent the holidays at Atlantic City
The Campfire Girls will hold
their first meeting Of the fall on Fri
day night. The camp is arrangine
10 give a pink tea some time this
month.
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Is 1T BASsErT?


In England the Bassetts are a well
known Cornish family; that is to say
they have been from time out Of
mind associated with affAirs in Corn
wall and have intermarried for CEN
turtles with families OF that county
until one could hardly imagine Corn
wall without the Bassetts.
But we must look beyond Corn
wall to find the origin Of the Bas-
sets. In fact they came from Nor
mandy, as can be well enough prov
ed by the fact that the name OF
Thurston Basset. a companion OF
William the Conqueror is found on
the roll Of Battle Abbey.
Since the days of the Plantagenets
the Bassetts have been seated at Te.
hidy, the seat Of the present repre-.
sentatives of the family in Eng.
land. In a list Of the prominent Cor.
nish families with whom the Bas
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HoUEuoLD NOTES.

Sponge cake batter thlckened with
rolled oats makes excellent oatmeal
macaroons.
Add a dash OF nutmeg and little
onion juice TO the white sauce OF
|creamed carrots.
Meat will keep sweet II wrapped
in heavy oiled paper. kept on ice.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
SCIENCE CAN
NOW END CORNS
Such Troubles Are Ouf-of Ddfs.
Millions KnoO This Notc

A famous expert, years ago, solved
the whole corn problem.
The method is Blue-jay-the plas-
ter or the liquid. II stops pain in
stantly. Soon the whole corn gently
loosens and comes out
Now folks who pare or pad corns
do themselves injustice. So do users
Of old methods, harsh and crude.
Blue-jay is modern. It is ap-
proved by authorities. II is easy,
simple, quick and sure.
lust apply it and forget It, and
watch what becomes Of the corn.
After that, you will never let corn
pain twice.
Your druggist has
Liquid or Plaster
Blue jay
Stops Pain Instantly
Ends Corns Quickly
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and cover with sand.

and cover with sand.
Left over FISH is nice faxed. COM
bined with shredded cabbage and
mayonnaise and served on lettuce
with cheese sandwiches.
Cucumber au gratin Is an excellent
dish. Prepare as you would maca-
roni au gratin, slicing the cucum-
bers crosswise.
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and turned every day.

and turned every day.
Fiannls are not so likely to shrink
II rung out slightly before hanging
on the line.
A teaspoonfui OF ammonia mixed
with half a cupful OF cold tea will
clean black felt hats.
To store beets. parsnips or carrots
for winter use put them in boxes
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lmNBcrtonBraleyS
sd Daily Poem
IitlIoJobs

The little job. the petty job
That you and / must do.
The dun and humdrum drudgery
Which daily we go through;
There isn't any fun to 1t,
Nor any thrill or throb.
And yet the world is made to move
BY just that kind of job.
The splendid plan. the noble plan
That sets all hearts afire,
is carried out by plodding men
Who drudge and who perspire;
Not theirs to know the glorious
dream.
Yet by the toll they give
The vision Of the pioneers
Shall live and live and live
The little job the petty job,
The job that's drab and slow,
Fashions the lordly palaces
And makes the empires grow;
The dreamer dreams. but still the
work
Is done by plodding mobs
That build the dull old world anew
By dun and dreary jobs
Copyright, 191, by Newspaper
Enterprise.)
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er; 1st Ted Colwill; End Robert Wag-
ner; 3rd Walter Henwood; 4th Ralph
Henwood; 9Th Paul Wright; 9Th Daw.
son Armstrong.
North Liberty Pig, J. w. Cleland,
leader; LIST Dale Kinton and Milton
Reed; End Lewis Bishop and Arthur
Wharton; 3rd Sylvia Leedy and Avar.
lila Harris; 4th Virgil Crunkilton and
Royal Kirkpatrick; 5th Corate Harris
and Gordon Cover; 9th Robert and
Marion Johnson.
MiddleburY Pig Club, Robert Ruck.
er' leader; 1st ,Chas. Bebout; End Ell.
mer Caywood; 3rd Dohatd Smith; 4th
Paul Cochran; 9Th Harold Fidler; 9Th
Kenneth Higgins.
Brandon Pig. Club, Austin Carpen.
ter, leader; 1st Kenneth berger; End
Earl Hunter; 3rd Glen Hines; 4th
Glen Carpenter; 5th Merritt Carpen
ter; 9Th Geo. Dunn, Jr.
Morris Pig Club. Leland Cassell
leader; 1st Geo. Ball.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
BANNER STORY CAUSE
OF MUCH COMMENT.
Judge F. O. Levering's Stock
Transaction Greatly In
terests Readers

Publication of the story touching
recent negotiations for the property
of the Knox Il, & r. Co., particularly
the episode of Judge +. O. Levering's
stock transaction, carried exclusively
in The Banner last Saturday, appears
to have been the cause of not little
comment.
The generality of this comment is
in agreement with the opinion express
ed which, while not charging ulterior
or improper motives to the gentlemen
who visited Mt Vernon last week,
holds, nevertheless, their propositions,
II accepted, would have been profita-
bic 'cnly to themselves or their COM
pany and not to the stockholders or
creditors of the Knox Tire & Rub.
Der Co.
j. Frank Turner, who Is Il member
Of the firm conducting pool room in
the basement of the, building at the
corner of West High street and the
square. Monday informed the Banner
he had been disappointed in not meet
ing j. G. Feist while here. Unlike
Judge Levering, his stock dealings in
the concerns in which Mr.. Feist had
been interested had been wholly sat
istactory. In 1918, Mr.. Turner said,
he had acquired go shares of stock
of the National Rubber Co. Subse
Guently this was merged into the Ma
tional Rubber Products Co. and still
later into the Hydro-united Tire, Co.
For his original go shares he received
20 shares of the Hydro-United com
pany. This holding has been increased
by stock dividends of 20 shares. and
he has been notified of an additional
dividend coming Oct. 10.
\ Mr.. Turner says he has received
each month checks covering his divi-
dends in the Hydro-United Co,
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CALENDAR
Tuesday. Sept. 81

4, Frances Willard w. c. T. U.
{ meets at 1880 p. m. with Mrs
s William Collins, 1OS North
3 Catherine street.
Silver circle of the Daugh-
3 ters of Veterans meets at the
s home of Mrs. William Burnett,
s. North Main street, afternoon
4 and evening. A covered dish
8 dinner will be served at p. m.
s The Naomi Bible class of the
s M. E. Sunday school meets in
5 the evening for it's monthly So
5 cial, at the home of Mrs. Paul
! us, Stauffer flats.
|. The Kings Daughters meet
! at 1880 o'clock in the parish
: house. A good attendance is
: desired.
. The w. B. A. M. will meet
! at 1880 p. m.
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Seals. s.Stlnemetx
Marriage Announced

the marriage of Miss Helen Stipe-
metz, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
u. Stinemetz of Boynton street, to Mr..
Omar D., Seals of Cleveland, which oc.
Cured July 6 in Covington, Ky,
Mrs. Seals, who Is engaged as a
teacher in the Germantown high
school, will continue with this work
during the school term. Mr.. Seals is
located ip Germantown with the St.
Clair OIL Co.
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were united in marriage at 10 O'clock
Monday morning at the NJ. p. parson-
age by the Rev. d. G. Coburn. The
groom is the son of Mr.. Jacob Ross
and the bride daughter of Mr. Al
fred Mizer. The young couple left on
wedding trip to Detroit, Mich, by
automobile and later will reside on a
farm in Clay township.
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Joyous Nine Club
Holds a Meeting

The members of the Joyous Nine
club met at the home of Miss Louise
Lorentz, East lamtramck street, Fri
day afternoon. Arrangements were
made for marshmallow roast In the
near future at Pumpkin Center"
where the members will be guests of
Miss "Mahitable Jones" Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
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Wednesday, Sept. 90

The Wednesday club, Green
Valley, meets with Mrs. w. G..
! Carson.
Parent and Teachers club of
the Second ward school enter.
. tains with reception for Supt.
and Mrs. Elliott at the Second
!, ward building at s p. m Invi-
!. tation is extended to all par
ents.
Silver circle, southeast divis-
ion of the NJ. r.. church meets
. at 2 o'clock with Mrs. H. w.
Brown, East Chestnut street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
Birthday Surprise
Given Mr.. Clutter

Mr.. George Clutter. who resides on
the Granville road was rendered II
surprise Saturday by 20 of his friend.
and relatives The occasion was Mr..
Cutters birthday anniversary.
The guests came at noon, bringing
well illled baskets, from which boun-
tiful picnic dinner was served.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
Richert-Paige
Wedding

At 8 O'clock Saturday evening the
marriage of Miss Louise j. Paige,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John w.
Paige of the Wooster soad, and Mr..
John w. Richert, of Brown township
was solemnized at the home of the Of.
ficiating minister, Rev. Oscar Poor
man, Jelloway.
The bride. who IL sister OF Mrs
Charles NJ, Gray, East Vine street. at
tended the local high school last year
and is well known In this city,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
WILL WITNESS FINAL
TEST |NCLEvELAND
E. M. Cornell and R. F. Cole
Go To Attend Demonstra-
tion OF Clutch

+. M. Cornell and r. F. Cole went to
Cleveland Monday morning to attend
the final tests to be made this week
yof the clutch perfected by the Will
Hanson Hydraulic Clutch Co. of this
city.
While home from Cleveland over
Sunday they were able to give infor-
nation to their associates in the COM
pany that was of an emnently pleas
ing and satisfactory character. They
have complete confidence the clutch
will meet every test made of it's op-
eraticn.
1t is understood also that A. P.
Steiner. representative of the Lam
dis Tool Co. of Waynesboro, Pa. who
visited Mt. Vernon last Friday, is to
return here Tuesday, at which time his
may submit definite proposition to
the company for the manufacture of
the device, either on a royalty basis
or through acquisition of the rights
by purchase
CINCINNATI - Sixty deaths from
automobile accidents have occurred
in Cincinnati so far this year.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27

Saturday afternoon. Following the
luncheon, three tables of auction were
filed. The first prize was awarded to
Mrs. James +. Lee, while the visitors
prize was presented to Mrs Scott
The consolation prize went to Mrs.
James Upham. The clubhouse vas at
early autumn.
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| Entertalns
| With Dinner

Mrs, Ephram Kunkle, 1l9 East
Pleasant street, entertained with a
dinner Sunday, honoring Mr.. and Mrs
G. G. Kunkle and two children of Al
lance. Those present were Mr., and
Mrs. kunkle and children, County Re-
corder and Mrs j. II. Reed Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Roller and FAM
lily.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
ANNOUNCE WINNERS
|NB0YS-G|RLS' CLUBS
Complete List Given Out By
County Agent Anderson
On Monday A

County Agent Anderson today an
nounced the winners in the boys and
girls clubs of Knox county as follows
North Liberty Sewing, Mrs. j. w
Cleland, leader; 1st Sylvia Leedy;
End Helen Grant; 3rd Goldie Kinton;
4th Edna Swendel; 5th Coreta Har.
ris; 9th Avarilla Harris.
| Gambler Sewing, Mrs. John Gun.
ningham, leader; 1st Creta Benedict
End Laura Hall; 3rd Miriam Lauder
baugh; 4th Gladys Hall; 5th Gerald
inc Davidson.
Centerburg Sewing, Mrs. w. L
Grandle, leader; 1st Charlotte Hunt;
End Evelyn Bell; 3rd Martha Evans;
4th Ruth Huffman; 5th Hilda Fowls
9Th Nellie Rinehart.
Milford Sewing, Miss Mabel Larri
more, leader; 1st Helen Bone; 2nd
Dorothy Coe; 3rd Dorothy Bone; 4th
Tenna Larrimore; 9Th Eva Hawkins !;
9Th Elsie Niebel.
| Howard Sewing, Mrs. j. G. White
leader; 1st Emma Henwood; End Viv.
ian Cochran; 3rd Ramona Bell; 4th
BURDEN Bell; 9Th Alice Henwood; !;
| 9Th Mildred White. In this club Dora
Patterson was first in grade but on
account of being under age she could
not compete for premium.
Middlebury Sewing, Mrs. s.. l.. An.
derson, leader; 1st Madeline McDan.
iel; End Lucille Cochran; 3rd Marcel
la Francisco; 4th jeanette Gleason.
Union Sewing, Miss Hazel Farmer
leader; Mabelle Arweller, Lucille Alex
ander, Ruth Arweller, Edna Cochran
Edith Harmer, Anna Scott.
Liberty Township Sewing, Mrs. ]
w. Ransom, leader; Virginia Snyder
Ruth Ransom, Faithe Jackson, Bea
trice Dalrymple, Thelma Shaffer, Ed
ma Conklin.
Liberty Food, Mrs. j. w. Ransom
leader; Beatrice Dalrymple, Ruth
Ransom, Virginia Snycer, Wynon;
fucker, Trace jackson.
Centerburg Food, Mrs. f. M. He's
ton, leader; Lucille Debolt, Lena Rey
nolds, Charlotte Hunt, Alta Perrin.
Champions
Sewing Club-Gambier, Mrs. Johr
Cunningham, leader.
Food Club-Centerburg, Mrs. F. M
HestOn, leader.
Pig Club Howard, J.. R. Drake
leader.
Poultry Club-Liberty township, ]
| w. Ransom, leader.
Pig Club-Lloyd Dalrymple, Libert,
township.
Poultry - Ruth Ransom, Liberty
township.
Food-Lucile Debolt, Centerburg.
Sewing-Sylvia Leedy, North Liber
ty.
Centerburg Poultry-Ruth Huffman
Herman Edmister
| Mt. Vernon Poultry, Chas. Kirk
wood, leader; 1st Donald Loveridge
End Kenneth Martin; Bird Vance Bur
son; 4th Arthur Burke; 5tlt John
Lord.
Liberty Township Poultry. j. w
Ransom, leader; Ruth Ransom, Vir
ginia Snyder, Lawrence Hall, Pau
Tucker, Beatrice Dalrymple, Lester
Tucker.
Sheep Club, Chas. Kirkwood, leader;
1st Irwin Horn and Geo. jackson; 2nd
Andy Schnebly and Chas Bebout
3rd Harold Black and Chas. Schnebly
4th Glen Carpenter and Jay Berger;
9TH Fred Mcfarland and Densil Bart
lett; 9Th Sarah Berger and Lucille Dur.
bin.
Liberty Township Pig Club, ]. w.
Ransom, leader; 1st Lloyd Dalrym.
pie; End Ruth Ransom; 3rd Jesse Hy.
att; 4th Chas. Fish; 9Th Geo. Jackson;
9th Murry Mendenhall.
Danville Pig Club-lst John Ham
mond.
Howard Pig Club, ]. r. Drake, lead
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| Stslts-RuIe
Wedding

Mr.. Edgar s. Stelts of this city and
Miss Sylvia l.. Rule of Ankenytown
were united In marriage at s o'clock
Sunday morning by Rev. d. G. Coburn
at his residence, North Mulberry
street. The couple was unattended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stelts will reside in
Ankenytown.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
Attend Reunion
At kirkersviIle

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Shut went to
Kirkersville. near Newark. Sunday,
where they attended the annual reun,
ion of the Lane family. Mr.. John
r. Lane and Mrs Daisy Heard of this
city also attended the reunion.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
Dance Is Given
Saturday Night

The members of Timon lodge, No.
A.. Knights of Pythias, entertained
with a dance in the castle hall last
Saturday night Fifty cuples enjoyed
dspcing to music furnished by the X.
OF p. orchestra.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
Issue Invitations
For Auction Party

Mrs. James l.. Lee, Mrs. Charles V.
Critchfleld and Mrs, Patrick A. Berry
have issued invitations for an auction
luncheon to occur Wednesday. Oct s.,
at 2:30 O'Clock at the home of Mrs,
Lee. North Main street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
Birthday Party
is Given

Mrs. Leonard T.. Rawlinson, North
Main street, entertained number of
little girls Sunday evening, honoring
her daughter Betty on her seventh
birthday anniversary. The guests
spent a pleasant time in games and
contests.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
Return From
HONEYMOON Trip

Honeymoon Trip
!. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sanford Cur.
tis have returned from their honey
moon trip and have, taken ain apart
ment in Chatham Courts for the win
ter. They were married on Sept. IL
in Mt. Vernon, o. Mrs. Curtis was
Miss Hannah Hall Kinney. daughter
of Mrs. Brockway Kinney of Mt. Yer
non. Mr.. Curtis is chief clerk of the
navy department. Washington Cor.
respondence, Sunday Plain Dealer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
Thursday, Sent, 20

ys The Three B's class, Mr.. Mar ,
e riott teacher, meets at 1880 at
Se the Vine street Church of ,
- Christ.
A. II II II u II II II II II II ,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
X. Of p. Dance Next
Wednesday Evening

The Knights OF Pythias win enter
tain with u dance. In castle hall next
Wednesday evening. Music will be
furnished by the Pythian orchestra.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
Dinner.Dance
At Club Wednesday


The last dnner-dance of the season
will be given at the Mt. Vernon Coun'
try club Wednesday evening. Dinner
will be served at 6:30 o'clock Reser.
vations for dinner must be made with
the stewardess at the club, or with
Mrs. Harry V. Smoots, before Tuesday
evening.
The dinner committee consists OF
Mrs. II. G. Devin, Mrs. b.. l.. Larsen
Mrs II. V. Smoots, Mrs. Frank Har
per. Mrs. Sarah Dunnick, Mrs. u. b
Houck, Mrs. w. II. Culbertson and
Mrs. G. V. Critchtild, and the dance
committee of Mrs. Charles A. Beck
DR.. C.. A. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M
Jewell, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Friel, Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Culbertson and Mr.
James Cranmer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
VIII Entertain
At Country Club

Mrs Charles Is. Curtis and Mrs.
Frank l.. Young have issued invita-
tiops for an auction-luncheon at the
Mt. Vernon Country club on Tuesday,
Oct. 4, honoring Miss Jane Curtis of
Washington ID. G.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
Hunt
Wedding

Announcement was made, Monday
of the marriage of Mr.. Clifton G..
Hunt and Miss Mary V. Pickard,
which occurred Friday, Sept. 16, at
Adrian. Mich. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Edward Montgomery,
ID. d., pastor of the First Preshyter-
ian church of that city. Mr.. Hunt re-
Gently retired from office as treasur-
er of Knox county and Miss Pickard
was d clerk employed in the treasur-
er's Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt will make. their
home south of the city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
BIRTHS

A daughter was born M0sday morn.
Ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Tulloss Woolison
of Harrison township.
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o.
Aid Society
Has Meeting

The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society Of the NJ. II. church was
held Saturday afternoon in the church
parlors. Ten members were present
and discussed arrangements for the
bazaar TO be held Dec. 0 and 10.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27

Mary had little lamb, but that was
In the distant past. Now she has Il
little fox--for everywhere that FASH
ion goes the fox is sure to 20. Fox.
scnrfs have proved themselves the
most beloved OF furs, and they are uni
versally worn. There Is consider
able range Of color In them and very
great range of prices. In any case,
the fur Is soft, silky and becoming.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
| Ross-M ixer
Wedding

Mr.. Charles S. Ross and Miss Alice
M. Mizer. both OF Jackson township. |
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-27
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. A. u. Wright of Lseville, w,
Va, entered the NJ. Il s. sanitarium
Sunday,
Mrs. Della Worley of East Water
street entered the NJ. 4 S. sanitarium
Sunday,
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Entertained
With Auction

Honoring MRS. Scott, house guest Of
Mrs. A. w. Crumley, Fast Vine street.
Mrs, Walter A. Helm, North Main
street. was the hostess of a delightful
auction.luncheon at the Country club