The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-07-07
FREDER|CKTOWN

Edward Brumbaugh OF Akron was
the guest Of J. G. Dague and family
last Sunday.
George Dunham and family of Del
aware were the guests of his brother
Earl and wife over Sunday.
EStey WiIgus and wife of Colum.
bus are the guests of his mother,
Mrs Charles X. Leedy.
The crowd at the ball park on the
Fourth was a very good one, consid-
eiing the fact that other roints wore
celebrating with special features. The
contest was between the TOWNSVILLE
team and the Fredericktown team.
the latter winning by the score of
Z to 12. One of Mansfield's fast teams
will be here next Sunday for game
with the locals.
What's the matter with having a
brass band In Fredericktown? We
have the wind and enough fellows
who know how to manipulate its in
s'ruments of all kinds, and even a
bandstand. II we can't have the real
thing, why not install a radio outfit
in the bandstand?
Misses Betty Levering and Mary
Keenan,, MeSsrs. Orva Bechtol Don.
aid Bone, Homer Hall, Earl Welker
and Conard Lands we're home from
Kent for the Fourth of July. vacation.
Horseshoe pitching has been inaug-
urated already in Sunshine alley.
Now let the glimmers be put on in
the park and let the merry horse.
shoe ring until the snow flies.
Gerald McKiernan and family OF
Akron are the guests of his mother
Mrs. Mary McKiernan.
William Keck visited his wife al
Mt. Carmel hospital last Sunday.
Charles A. Briggs and wife of Ash
land, formerly of this place. and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Stoufer of Ashland
were the guests of Dempsey Goodell
and family the Fourth.
! Harry Vance has been visiting his
brother Edward at Springfield fol-
several days past.
b. +. Parmenter and family lef
the first of tke-week for visit with
Youngstown relatives.
DR.. C. H. Wright and wife, Henry
Dague and Robert Spry were sight
seeing in Chicago last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin of Akron have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Kline several days the pas
week, returning to their home on tn,
! Fourth. nam -,
A large touring car without any tai
light and a Henry" without an!
headlight exchanged courtesies Sun
day night near the intersection O
Mulberry and Sandusky streets, witt
the result that the windshield of thu
Ford was generously distributed OF
Sandusky street, and two youni
ladies' who were occupants of the cal
were considerably cut, although no
seriously. The tenders of the touring
car and the back of the car were con
siderably dishgured.
The Kroeger Grocery Co., with {
string of stores all over Ohio, ha.
leased for five years the room former
ly used for bowling alley and viii
put in stock of groceries.
Mrs. j. B. Foote entertained few
friends at 6 o'clock dinner Wednes
day
The Hicks Gate Co. has outgrowr
its present quarters and has had tc
build an addition to the rlant. The
company has been doing a good bust
ness this season and has employed
more men than heretofore.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. f. l.
Harper, pastor. July 8. Sunday
school at 9:45. Morning worship at
II. Sermon, THE Majesty of Cod
Evening union service on the square
at 6 o'clock Prayer meeting Thurs.
day at 8 p. M. A cordial welcome
awaits you in all the services of the
church.
The patriotic union service last
Sunday evening was we'll attended.
On next Sunday, mems chorus will
lead the singing. All men who can
sing are urged to assist. This will be
an outdoor meeting to begin prompt
ly at 6 o'clock and close not later
than 645.
The daily vacation Bible school will
open next Monday at n. m. All chill.
dren in the community from four to
fourteen years of age or Is, should
be in attendance. Important meet
ing of the committee and teachers
for the school will be held at Gas
Sunday evening, Immediately follow
ing The union service.