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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
5
A splendid address given to young graduates emphasizes lifelong education and preparation for the future. The speaker urges completion of schooling and the pursuit of knowledge as a foundation for successful lives.
Rev J A Long of Vine Street Church of Christ delivered a forceful baccalaureate sermon at First Presbyterian church for Mt Vernon High School's class of 1914. The packed audience heard moral lessons on selflessness, integrity, and the value of public schools upheld by teachers and citizens alike.
The Friends of Buckeye State Building and Loan Company praise its conservative policy and timely five percent on on time deposits. Depositors and borrowers alike recommend The Buckeye to friends. Rankin Building at 22 West Gay Street, Columbus Ohio lists assets of 7 500 000.
The 41st annual commencement of St. Vincent de Pauls High School will be held Monday evening June 22 at 7 80 o clock in the high school auditorium. Nine graduates completing the 12 year course will receive diplomas. four are female and five male. Names listed include Beatrice A Flanagan Margaret Catherine Kelly Rose G McDonough George J Hopkins Henry Murtaugh Francis O Rourke Paul Seibold Ralph Starn er and James W Tighe.
The notice lists names of items and individuals such as Boyd Misa June Bruno Hinesto Carltony Mrs Coe Walk Durbin Lee Harris Lee Hoar Burt Jones R B Lamnock Mise Wthel Lewis B A Stanley Misa Nill Stewart Hon Earle 9 G Dowds P M as unclaimed mail requiring action to avoid delivery delays.
Sheriff Woolfson responded to a report of attempted break in at the Young farm north of the city Saturday night. He found no trace of anyone on the premises.
Two men stole over 21 000 dollars in a country home raid near Columbus on Saturday then hit the Centerburg general store for 500 in cash and checks. A large posse hunted the Jones brothers as officers searched Centerburg and surrounding areas.
A verbose clipping describes Ernestine Lindauer in the Bronx with a cheerful photograph and playful notes on her two year old age, early to bed and rising routines, and a comic scene of a child’s speech and charm alongside other mixed items.
Hampshire and Wright were married in Windsor Canada on a Monday in June. The couple, both of Mt. Vernon and Vernon connections, plan to reside in Mt. Vernon after the ceremony.
At Mt Vernon in Ohio the state operates the only tuberculosis sanatorium dairy that supplies milk and plans to produce all butter for patients by fall. The project lowers expenses by using inmate labor to care for cows and expands the herd to meet full butter needs, marking a first among eighteen state institutions.
George F Seavolt born 1868 September 27 longtime Vernon resident died Sunday at 6 30 am after three months illness of organic heart trouble. He married Blanche Bricker 24 years ago and worked at S & G Cooper for 18 years. Survived by wife four daughters a son two sisters three brothers. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Church of Christ burial Mound View Cemetery. Friendly Lewis dies Civil War veteran.
The deceased, long resident of Mt. Vernon now in Sandusky after illness, served in Company C 32nd C. V. I. and belonged to Joe Hooker Post No. 18 GAR. Remains brought to Mt. Vernon. funeral at 9:30 Tuesday at George Paugh's home 405 Walnut Street. Interment at Mound View Cemetery.
Master Clifford Porter, a toddler about three, wandered from 508 East Pleasant Street Monday morning. He moved toward the public square and then south to the Malin Street foot. Mr Wy 2 McCormick found him near the McCormick store and returned him to his parents. the fire bell rang when the loss was discovered.
The Pleasant gtanga hall program for the regular monthly meeting includes Ruth Walker recitation Tillie and Lettie Vernon duet Margery Barber reading Gladis Merver music and orchestra with an after program ice cream and cake. Buckeye City Ohio June 8 reports a tabernacle day with conversions and services. Sheriff Woolfson reports a man found dead drunk at the Banning bridge after a Sunday call.
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