The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-09-09

practlce lmmeulately afterWard. fne
Brotherhood quarterly business meet
ing and social next Friday evening.
All men of the church and constituen.
cy invited.
Ernest Durbin of Fort Wayne, Ind,
is the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Durbin.
Miss Marie Baker has accepted a
position as clerk in the postoffice.
A new hardwood floor is being laid
in the lodge room of Ellicott lodge, l..
20. o. F. This lodge will now have a
fine room for dancing. 1t will be
strictly under lodge control.
Edward Lewis entertained a com.
pany OF gentlemen friends last Tues.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Rinehart of Jack.
sonville, Fla, are here on their an.
nual visit to the Castner-Rinehart rel.
atives.
Misses Katherine Dague and Henri.
eta Beal leave Sunday for Athens,
where they enter Ohio university.
Regular Sunday services at the NJ.
E. church next Sunday
Miss Isadore Pond left Monday to
enter the Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music. Her mother accompanied her
and will spend a few days in that
city.
Miss Dorothy Gould will entertain
the members of the Ko-Ko.Ko.Ho
Camp Fire Girls at her home, South
Main street, Friday evening.
| Mr.. Grant Ball and sister, Miss o.
i've, returned totheir home in Cleve-
land Thursday of this week after
spending week at the old home
place south of town.
Miss Marguerite MARBLE, who has
been at home the past summer, has
returned to kalida. to resume teach
Ing in the schools there. q
Burch Mullin and family have re-
turned from q visit with Samuel Lor.
entz and family at Wadsworth Mrs.
G. w. Mullin and daughter Catherine
returned home with them, and will
spend short time here with rela-
tives. Bs
Loyal w., owned and driven by r..
Wilson of this place. won the 2:10
pace at Kenton Monday. Time 2:13K.
The purse was $500.
Our old friend, David w. Struble,
of the Soldiers Home at Sandusky,
has been greeting old friends here
the past week.
Lyle Terry and family of Mansfield
visited the Terry -Stinemetz relatives
here part OF last and this week.
Harry Gibson of Toledo is spending
a couple of weeks with his mother.
Mrs. Sarah Gibson.
Miss Sidney Mcdaniel OF Fayette,
o., visited William Murphy and wife
during the past week.
School Notes
School started of Tuesday morning
in first class shape with 200 in the
grade building and 1856 in the high
school building. Those teaching in
the grade this year are Prof, r. A.
Knox, Mr.. Ray Ruhl and Misses Edith
Blue. Alice Agirh, lnez Blackford,
Merle Fidler and Helen Cooke. In
the high school building the instruct
ors are Supt. w. l.. Davis. Prof. l.. j.
Essig. Mrs. William Lanning, Misses
Mary Braddock and Grubb.
New helmets and socks have been
ordered for the football squad.
In order to cut down expenses
which must necessarily be done, no
music teacher was employed and
there will be one less teacher In the
grades and one less in the high school,
The windows in the grade building
were all repaired by putting In new
glass whore needed and all the old
ones fixed where the putty had fallen
| off, there being little left on any of
them. All sash, frames and doors
were painted during the vacation.
: Quite number of the class of 1921
: will engage in teaching the coming
fall and winter term among which
, are Betty Hull at Dorenaa. Mary Kee'
: nan at Quaker, Conard Lsndis at Pop
hams, Lucille Dill at Salem. Homer
Hall at Batemantown, Way Ruhl at
Pinkley.
, The football squad with the follow
, ing lineup were out tsfor practice on
Wednesday evening: Kenneth Auter
. le: Clarence Denman It; Harry Tay
: lor lg; Orva Bechtol c; Don Bone re-
Dwight Montgomery ssrt; Kenneth
). Shipley re; Henry Dague qb; Pau
Levering rh; and Captain Isaac Lee
+ dy fb; Van Houten In.
, A piano has been placed in the
grade building through the efforts ol