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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
6
Supreme complains of system in use in manual training department in schools. The article lists 68 graduates for the senior class and highlights concerns about the instructional method employed in the manual training department.
Mt Vernon board of education met Monday night led by Superintendent P C Zemer who recommended 48 seniors receive diplomas at the commencement in the Rich Beboo auditorium on Thursday morning June. The list includes Gertrude Barber Arthur Beck Frank Willett Emma Fane Fobes Jay McDevitt Opal Andrick Edna Blair Nina Bhifflotte George Melick Zalem Smith Allen Sapp Stanley Johnson Mary Boggs Mary Reed Margaret McIntire Beulah Herrick Leota Loney Helen Vernon Dwight McNabb Marvin Black Clark Levering Ly Dale Mavis Ruth Colville Helen Monte Dale Porter Hadith Cervenka Florence McClelland Gertrude Lorey John Bond Bruce Lopley Russell Crouch Jay Harrieon Deatrice Singer Alivon Bartlett Havel Worley Velma Pugh Hitbrant Holyshe Millbrant Mienbeth Spitter Owen Loota Gleason Robert Ewalt Arietta Davin Mary Wynkoop Charles Tulloch Myrtle Mapes Leo Thraitkill Alberta Payne Julie Melick Laverna Mild Mary Claypool Marguerite Dowds Dorothy Blair Sara Long Thomas Woorkis Wilfred Philips Maurice Mitchell Oscar Gramer Gladys Smith Margaret Kelly Harold Mill Margaret Todd Frank Claypool Walter Sapp.
The board agreed to start a four year high school course completing the freshman year and onward. The supply committee was authorised to purchase during summer items for the manual training department. Mothers' Club of the Third ward offered funds for school improvements and summer help, with a committee to meet and plan. May bills were approved unanimously. Building committee to pursue street paving in front of the Third ward building, with tentative allocations. Adjourned.
The program for Mt Vernon high school commencement on Thursday morning June 11 at 10:00 at the high school auditorium includes March The Festival Philharmonic Orchestra Invocation Rey C D Barnett Class song With Hearts of Hope O Sullivan Overture The Silver Wedding Behlepegrell Orchestra Class address Education and Social Service Hon J D Fackler Cleveland Selection Mon Ange James Hoack Orchestra Presentation of Diplomas Alfred MII President of Board of Education Overture Belle of the Village PR Bouillon Orchestra Benediction Rev tra Houston March The Assembly Paulino Orchestra
Tony Paololl4, a laborer on the new sewer trench on Wromt Street, was severely injured Monday afternoon when his pick struck an iron water pipe at the trench bottom and the point bounded over his shoulders. He was taken to a physician for surgical care. officials report the wound is likely not serious.
Mrs W H Englehardt died at 4 o clock Thursday morning at her home 617 Went Gambler arreat after a few weeks heart disease She is survived by her husband two sons Walter and John The funeral will be from the late residence Thursday afternoon at 2 Rev J A Land of the Vine Street Church of Christ will officiate at Mound View Cemetery
The fragment urges rapid eating leads to indigestion and constipation and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure. It touts the pills as easy to take and effective, with a brief stray note about Mr. A. S. James and a Dayton visit.
Coly era senator candidate Ralph D. Coly faces criticism from Cowden backers over his ties to the Warnes tax law and McKinley era tax policy. The piece recalls sessions of the McKinley commission and argues ward and township assessors were favored in tax administration while detailing disputed statements by Cole and Cowden on the tax system and farmer burdens.
Mr Frank Balika and family hosted Millwood friends for a weekend visit. Carl Clinton and family were guests of CG Drake. The new elevator shipped a car of cement last week. Mr and Mrs F Hammond attended church in Dayville. George Colgin and family visited their son Galmer. Mrs Frances Countryman and daughter Hila traveled to Columbus Ohio to see Edward Engin er.
Summer health warning urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand. Advert describes value and necessity during hot weather, promotes sale by all dealers, urging prompt purchase before summer ends.
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