The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-09-08
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Carl. zolmaD and wife OF Sap1usky |
have been the guests OF her parents, I
Mr., and Mrs l.. II! Brentlinger. the.
past work.
William IL. Edwards and family at !
tended the funeral Of William Fresh |
at Newark Thursday of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown Of
Mnrysville were the guests of Joe n.
Wilson aud wife last Sunday and
Monday.
Help swell the. crowd. at Ziog'sl
beach Friday evening, Sept.S 8.
School opened here Tuesday with
Supt w. l.. Davis, principal Prof
L. j.. t,ssig, Misses Mary I,raddock.
Melita Hosack, Persia Buerkle and
Olive Green as Instructors In the high
schccl, where the attendance is
larger ttan ever, there being 1862 en-
rolled. In the grades are Prof. r. A.
Knox. eth and sth, 40 pupils; Miss
Edith Blue. 9Th, l6 pupils; Ray Ruhl,
9Th. 81; Merle Fidler, 4th, 30; In>,
Blackford. 3rd, 81; Mrs. Ray McGug-
in, End, 30; Miss Helen Cooke. 1st,
II; total 191 pupils. Mrs. Sawyei of
Mt. Vernon is Instructor in music.
Fred Zieg and family of Ft. Wayne,
Ind, have been visiting in the family
of DR.. w. II. Eastman part of this
week.
Frank Showers and wife took
drive down TIE National rikc this
week, visiting Marietta and other
points of intereat.
Presbyterian Church--Rev.i F. l..
Harper, pastor. Important meeting
Of Sunday school cabinet this Friday
evening at g. All officers and teach.
ers should be present. Sunday school
9;45. Morning worship IL. Sermon
particularly for young reople, "Ba-
rabbas VS.. Jesus" Evening worship
1870. Sermon, "A Mind Stayed on
God" Note the change of hour from
S to 1880. Mid-week service Thurs
day A cordial welcome in all the
services of the church.
Pref ]. c. Stout ad wife left Mon
day to visit his parents at Mcclure
after which they will go to Liberty
Center to make their home.
Miss Betty Hull of Mt. Gilead was
visitor here the first of the week.
Miss Elizabeth Morris, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs
Walter Trask for several weeks past,
has returned to her home In Boston,
Mass
q VS. Trask, delegate from the Joe
Cocanour post, No. 5OO will attend
the Legion state convention at, Day.
ton Sept. lila. Mrs Trask will ac-
company him as delegate from the
Legion Auxiliary.
Lyle Terry and family, of Mans
field, visited the Terry.Stinemet rel
ativcs here a part of last and this
week. Mr.. Am. Terry accompanied
them home Monday and expects to be
employed in that city.
Raymond Stockdale. of Akron was
tho guest of his parents, Rev.. and
Mrs. c. e. Stockdale, the first of the
week.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Richards
and son, Of Chadron. were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hollibaugh Satur.
dav and Sunday. Rev. Richards filing
the M. E. pulpit Sunday morning.
Mrs. Richards will be remembered
as Miss Jennie Gerhart, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, w. p. Gerhart, who
were residents of this place for many
years, Mr.. Gerhart being engaged in
the grocery and hotel business.
Mr. and Mrs. M. w. GLENN of Mt.
Gilead were guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. GLENN,
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Newman of Ak
ROM spent Sunday and Monday with
the latter's sister. Mrs. H. l.. Croft.
Miss Helen Kline has been visit.
ing. relatives and friends at Colum-
bus and Newark.
Mrs. Homer Hall entertained at
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