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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
5
The board heard names of graduates presented for diplomas with a recommendation to award, alongside the election of two new high school teachers during Monday night session.
Mt Vernon high school superintendent John Alan presented the senior class list and urged graduation eligibility. He warned the business, clerkship, and college courses will grow and overrun facilities, while next year sewing and dress making will become a distinct subject with a dedicated teacher.
Gambler C reports the Dramatic club of Harcourt Place School presented The Princess by Tennyson on campus last evening. The play drew a large audience and many cast members are listed with mis-spellings and unusual names.
A Confederate dead memorial for Montgomery County Maryland was unveiled in Rockville with formal ceremony. U.S. Representatives J Thomas Hetlin of Alabama and J Frank Clark of Florida delivered addresses.
Rede GP hE ANKENYTOWN eh ek bbb Mra, Hart of Delaware visited with her son Low Hart and family over Sunday. Adam Young and wife were of Jay, Koeter and family Sunday, Bryant Workman and lady friend of Uear Jelloway visited with O. J. Work man and wife Saturday. Elmer Grubb and wife were guests of Doyle Heal and wife Sanday, Alice Brubaker spent two or three days with her daughter Mra. Roy Phil, live of Fredericktown, taat week. Quite a number from here are al tending the Annual Conference of the Church of the Brethren held at Winona Lake, Tud., this week, Winfeld Garber and wife w Mt Vernon Friday of last week, Zack Burger and wife apwnt Sunday nih Jacob Swank and wife of near Hutley tn.
Anniversary observances mark a historic seminary as President Woolley of Mount Holyoke College speaks. The program highlights the institution’s long history and its achievements.
Gilee Bricker filed an alimony suit in the Common Pleas Court amid sensational allegations raised during Tuesday sessions. The case centers on marital dissolution plans and financial support, with details presented in court.
The Knox county scene includes alimony and injunction actions in common pleas court as Glee R. Bricker sues Charles H. Bricker over marriage, adultery and non support with a restraining order granted. The city Board of Review met Mon day with President William Wander and Clerk Allen Johnson, while county commissioners awarded contracts for bridge repairs and a new county jail architect spoke with officials.
The page records partial probate accounts including an administrator for Boile Elliott with a 100 bond and an affidavit filed by Harry W. Koont for Patrick Flanagan. It also lists a distributive account by Baldwin B. Scott covering various bequests and property transfers. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a note on its summer usefulness and availability.
Fhe ee thee: PPE EES GREER PEED Eee Fred Durbin and family of Mansfield spent the past week with V. Ban bury and family. Misses Pearl Kirkpatrick and Esther Fulmer of Londonvilla spent Friday with the later's parents, C. G. Fulmer and wife. Mine Gertrude bults attended the commencement at Loudonville. Minn Lena Brook returned to her home in Loudonville after a visit with Miss Verna Staats. Wm. Bhults and wife and James I Shutts and family spent Sunday with A. H. McClurg and wife. Brock, Loudonville, spent Wednesday with James Staats and family. Mrs. Strate and daughter Lucile accompanied him home for a visit with Mrs. Jennie Brock. The Mission rilea and Florence Witt, Cora Stambaugh, Anna Quergens and Messrs Ralph Hipp, Karl Severns, Fred Quergens and Clarence Stum enjoyed a picnic dinner at Alum Rocks Friday. Master Maurice McMillan visiting. Rev. Osborne and family, Greer and wife visited her father, Mr Hipp and family north of town Sunday. A. H. McClurg and wife were in Loudonville text Thursday, and Glavener moved his saw mill to the Priest farm north of town Saturday. Lowell Beatty, who has been attending High school at Ada, returned home for summer vacation. Miss Julia McClurg of Cleveland visiting her mother, Mrs Frances McClurg, west of town. Mrs Karl Walton of Brink Haven spent several days last week with George Mickley and family.
Little Gi Wellaton and John Harkins, both adults, eloped to Kentucky with Naomi Wilson. The couple telegraphed seeking forgiveness from the bride’s guardian but were refused. The unusual union scene appears wrapped in secrecy and public caution.
Bring your certificates or class pictures to The Arnold Store to select a frame. Mouldings at all prices with good workmanship and prompt delivery offered by The Arnaldyf store.
Miss Ruth Bateson hosted a card and dancing party at East Gambier street in her home Monday evening honoring Miss Nell Benton and Miss Theda Hershels of Council Bluffs. Kitchen shower given Mr and Mrs Burr Arnold at their North Liberty home. About forty guests attended with refreshments.
Seattle June 3 The Chilean government nit submarine Iquique, built by the 4 Beatle shipbuilding firm, was launched today. Mrs. Mary von Schroeders christened the vessel, wife of Chilean Lieutenant von Schroeders. The Iquique is a sister ship to the Antofagasta, also under construction for Chilean navy, to be launched in August.
A damaged 19th century ad extols B A medicine blamed for relief of fatigue and pain. It targets mountain explorers and settlers, promising rapid blood and nerve benefits from a natural remedy. The copy urges readers to send for a free trial bottle by mail from The Bwitteile Co. of Atlanta, Georgia.
The court in Legrand district announces probate proceedings for the estate of Ann Med by then with references to Milholx Legrand and Sith Aa. Notices list Hans Wis B Honick and Lewis B as plaintiffs or parties involved, with the estate of Ann Mervin noted. Further details and deadlines follow in the official filing.
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