Mount Vernon joins national education week drive
The Mount Vernon community supports American Education Week with the slogan Our Boys and Girls First. A state department visit praised progress at Mt Vernon High School, noted overcrowding, and urged continued timely building plans. The column urges public visitation to schools during the event week and promises descriptions of school work in later editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
National Education Association
Schoole of America
Mount Vernon
Raven
Department of the Interior
Washington
Mt. Vernon
State Department
Mount Vernon High School
Board of Education
Mt. Vernon High School
Faroe
Vielé
Mt Vernon
Wilcott
United States
Mt Vernon High School Debating Teams Split For Contests
Coach Ries divides eight member Mt Vernon high school debating squad into affirmative and negative teams. The affirmative stays home to debate Zanesville’s team, with Wanda Thomas Harrison Greer Kenneth Martin and Carson Young. The negative travels to Newark to face Newark’s affirmative, with Pauline Taylor Vera Perrine Samuel Workman and Ray Lepley. Alternates to be chosen from each group after delivery auditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ries
Mt. Vernon High School
Zanesville
Wanda Thomas
Harrison Greer
Kenneth Martin
Carson Young
Newark
Pauline Taylor
Vera Perrine
Samuel Workman
Ray Lepley
Shipping 18 Light to Pittsburgh Market from Knox County
Shipping to the Pittsburgh market from Knox county promises light volumes this week. A hogs and sheep shipment will depart Hunt's station on Tuesday and another from Mt. Vernon later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Knox County
Hunt
Mt. Vernon
Lights 10 Burn in Ohio Schools Education Week Focus
Knox county schools cooperate for American Education Week led by the American Legion and National Education Association. Teachers pledge participation with daily or single classroom programs and community meetings to discuss school needs and improvements across counties and townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
American Legion
National Eaducation Association
J. C. Marriott
Morn
Liberty Township
EU Biggs
Fairview
Isabelle
Ohio
Annulment filing details wealthy tailor and young bride
Matthew Strauss a wealthy manufacturing tailor sues to annul marriage to Martha Tarkaliot “the belle of Frosevale” after a month of nightly separations. He describes costly gifts including a Mamond ring and a pene necklace. The city wedding ended with the bride returning to her parents each night amid alleged disillusion and rumors she did not love him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Strauss
Strauss
Martha Tarkaliot
Belle
Frosevale
Ths
Joly C
Lawt
Strauke
Strouse
Fruitvale
Ohio rural schools awakened by 1918 survey night
The passage recalls the eight year span since lights were lit in all Ohio schools on the same night marking the end of the 1918 constitutional survey and launching a movement to apply its findings. It notes the surge of interest and new vision transforming Ohio education, especially rural schools, in the wake of that event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Almost an American Paper Petit Pigisien leads world pages
The Petit Pigisien claims the largest global circulation and is printed on American presses with pen paper produced by American papermaking machines. Multiple Americans are employed on the paper, reflecting strong domestic involvement.
Inspector Tests New Heating Plant at Knox County Courthouse
An inspector from the Columbus Department of Workshops and Factories visited Mt. Vernon on Monday to examine the Knox county courthouse and jail heating plant. The plant underwent a thorough test this morning. A quoted maxim on wise men conserving strength ended the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Workshops and Factories
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Knox County
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Elks’ Orchestra
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