The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-04-21
FREDERICKTOWN

Easter vacation with her parents VIM.
Keck and wife.
With the "flu' in winter and FLOOD"
in summer more than two per cent of
the Joy is knocked out of life.
Rex Elben of Cleveland was the
guest Of his aunt, Mrs G.. l.. MARBLE
last Saturday. He had been plotting
passenger trains of the Pan Handle
over. the B. & o. and stopped here en-.
route.
Methodist church-Sunday morning,
April 23rd, the pastor Rev. c. E. Stock
dale VIII preach on the theme "Are
You Building Mansion?" In the >ev.
ening "The Mansion" by Henry Van
Dyke will be read to the tccompani-
ment of appropriate music. DO not
miss either of these services as one
supplements the other.
Prof. Gilbert Roberts of Cuyahoga
Falls is spending his Easter vacation
with his parents, Dick Roberts and
wife.
Mr.. Frank Butcher and wife Of
Cleveland spent Easter Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. Florence Clark.
Miss Mildred Bone of Mansfield
spent Easter Sunday with her parents,
F. .. Bone and wife, north of town.
e. G. Faulk and wife spent Sunday
last in Mansfield the guest Of Her
bert Wharton and family.
Mrs. VIM. Months was taken to an
Akron hospital last Sunday where she
Will undergo an operation of blood
TRANSMISSION. She was accompanied by.
her husband and Mrs. G. H. Bartlett.
Clark Bros. are installing some ad-
ditional machinery in their bologna
sausage factory. They are getting in.
quiries from all parts of the U. s. and
when they get to going right 'tthe bo.
logna that will make Fredericktown
famous" will have put all others off
the market.
The Community Club thinks that
the public should know what we have
been trying to do during the past year.
Last spring we signified our willing
ness to cooperate with the council in
the spring cleanup. We took charge
OF planting and caring for the flower
beds and shrubbery on the public
square. In the autumn we held two
open meetings for the purpose of in
structing the women of the communi.
ty in balloting. Some of our business
men explained the ballot very eff
ciently. During the year we purchased
dishes for the school. The club pur-
chased and conducted the sale of pop.
pies for Memorial and Decoration day.
We have had charge of a circulating
library for two years. Our achieve
ments have not been very great but
considering that out of membership
of 35, we have only about II actual
working members, we will ask you to
be conservative of your judgment. We
need you. Twenty three members and
all you good women of our community
who are interested in the betterment
of conditions for your children and
community. Three of our projects for
the coming year are, the removal of
the stock yards; public play ground;
and repair and putting-to-rights of
things on the public square. Come
and help us. All members not having
paid dues since Jan. l, 1922, are in ar
rears. Will you please call on the Sec
retary, Mrs. Chas. Rinehart, very soon
and settle as the books should be in
order by the next and last meeting of
this year. Regular meeting the third
Of Tuesday of May.
Presbyterian church-F. L. Harper,
pastor. Sunday, April 23, 1922. Sun
day school 9:45 a. m. Morning wor-
ship, 11:00, sermon: "The Mind of the
World, and the Mind of God" Even
ing worship, 1880. Next week: Young
er group of Light Bearers. Monday af-
ter school. Old group, Tuesday after
scholo. Teachers Training Glass,
Monday 8 p. m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday 1880. We've set an attend
ance goal for prayer meeting of so. Let
us reach it at once and then set high
er goal. At this time of year all our
services are being better attended,
and yet there's room. Your presence
is desired--and you'll have a real well