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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1915
Page
6
A court action in Millersburg named Houck of this city seeks a divorce in common pleas court after a ruling by the Court of Appeals held constitutional the centralizer school law.
In Holmes county a court of appeals decision favored the Cox school code clash with the county board of education. The ruling held that school offices are distinct from civil offices, preserving centralized Nashville district structure and teacher certificated authority under school laws. The case stemmed from Nashville village and surrounding rural schools, with prior mixed rulings in Allen and Payette counties and ongoing appeals in Columbus.
Ames Cushman 59 a prominent Butler resident died suddenly Monday near the McCue farm from heart trouble. He invented the Butler steel range and was a longtime merchant in Holcomb county. Survived by wife and daughter Mrs Vernie Hale of Oklahoma. Funeral planned for Thursday after hearing from his daughter.
In New York Dee.ib-Nucke Laboratories seeks patents for an electric warfare device using a 5 mmchimr to project energy at enemy targets. The inventor claims a universal energy beam can disable ships or armies, delivering precise blows and enforcing peace through technology.
The readable lines suggest discussion of a military operation or expedition against a country. The text mentions preparation and potential implications but lacks clear names, places, or dates to confirm specifics.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sus of Veteramne met Tuesday evening with Past President Margaret Heading, President Slanche Appleton, and guides Gladys Silent and Marie. Mrs Mary Awwilier returned to Denver Wednesday after visiting Mr and Mrs Eiesey Borden. Leary, captain of the Ohio Peel Supply Co, left Wednesday for Warren Pennsylvania to visit relatives.
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