Glass urged to choose vocation at church talk
Rev W A Commer speaks at the Presbyterian Church urging congregants to consider a calling or vocation. The address emphasizes purposeful work aligned with personal gifts and community needs.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1913
Page
5
Mt Vernon High School Baccalaureate Sermon Delivered
The class of Mt Vernon High School heard a strong and impressive baccalaureate sermon by Rev. W. A Clemmer at First Presbyterian Church Monday evening. The address conveyed lasting facts and lessons for the senior class and the large congregation present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon High School
W. A Clemmer
First Presbyterian Church
Evening Service Opens with Organ Voluntary at Mt. Vernon
A large audience filled the auditorium for a program beginning with an organ voluntary by Mrs. Milliard McIntire. The high school faculty and Mt. Vernon education representatives, led by Superintendent J. B. Alan, processed to reserved front seats. The church was decorated with ferns, potted plants, and cut flowers as Rev. Clemmer and local pastors took the pulpit for a funeral-themed sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliard McIntire
J. 8
Alan
Mt. Vernon
Rey
Clemmer
Clergy sermon guides graduates on vocation and virtue
Rev. McClemmer urged graduates to choose a vocation aligned with talent, then think and build character through knowledge. He stressed starting early to find bearing, cleanse body and soul, and avoid wasting gifts. Ministers and solos enriched the service with Mr. Sperry and Mr. Chubb contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taeke
Clemm
Hesvent
Clommer
Clase
McClemmer
Walter Sperry
S. A. Chubb
Buckeye State Building and Loan Ad Promises 5 Percent Deposits
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company advertises paying five percent on time deposits and cites eighteen years of operation with a $109,000 reserve fund. It plans to add at least $25,000 from net profits this year and invites readers to request booklets from its Columbus office at Rankin Building 32 West Gay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Obie
Memorial Services Of The Knights Of Pythias In Mt Vernon
Memorial services for Knights of Pythias in Mt Vernon held at Castle Halls and Church of Christ as Rev J A Long delivered a memorial sermon on friendship charity and benevolence. About 110 members attended and graves at Mound View cemetery marked the last rites for Clarence Reese a deceased knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Mt. Vernon
J. A. Long
Vine Street Church of Christ
Kokosing Company No
Uniform Bank
K. of P
Timon Lodge No
K. F of P
Castle Halls
Church of Christ
Order
Mound View
Clarence Reese
Knights of Pything
Divorce Action Filed In Knox County Court
An action for divorce has been commenced in Knox county court by Carita M Sharp against Harry R Sharp. They were married January 19 1908 and have one son. The plaintiff alleges habitual abuse for over three years and seeks a divorce. Attorney Frank O Levering represents the plaintiff. Also Peter W Ely sues Seba M Crouch administrator of Matilda Wolfe for 2248.33 for board and care from March 1 1909 to May 1912. administrator denies payment. A J Kanaga appointed justice of the peace for Wayne township. Administratrix Laura Ewart appointed for Ira H Ewart with bonds 4600. appraisers Braddock McCamment S W Henry Carey Nolffsinger. First final account filed for Charlotte Magill. Laura Blair as administrator. Second final account for James Cletus Hoes guardian. 166.62 received. Marriage license issued to Ray Queen and Flancke McMurtry. Deeds: Bradfield to M Simpson 4 acres Howard. Tate Crombey to Catherine M Waltons in Vernonview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Fleas
Knox County
Carita M. Sharpy
Harry R. Sharp
Frank O. Levering
Peter W. Ely
Knox County Common
Cecinst
Seba M. Crouch
Matilda Wolfe
Laura Ewart
Martinsburg
Ira H Ewart
Campbell
Trott
Braddock McCamment
W. Henry
Carey Nolffsinger
James H. Sones
James Cletus Hoes
Operation for gall stones at Mt Vernon hospital
Mr James Back underwent an operation for gall stones at Mt Vernon hospital on Sunday morning. The surgeon removed a gall stone three quarters of an inch in diameter and one inch in length from a duct. Stones this size are rare in human anatomy. The stone was removed from a completely ce biquotea duct and, according to the patient’s family, had formed for a number of years. Mr Back is doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Back
Mt. Nernon Hospital
Births Evans Allen Hall Born to Fairview Parents
Evans Allen Hall was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Allen Hall of Fairview in a quiet family announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Mra. Allen Hall
Fairview
Bill Introduced Aims to Curb Immigrant Inflow by Nationality
Senator Dillingham of Vermont proposes a bill to reduce immigration from southern and eastern Europe and Asia, replacing a literacy test with a per country cap of 10 percent of the total, excluding Western Hemisphere and certain exemptions. The plan would cut Austro-Hungarian, Italian, Greek, and other groups variably while allowing humanitarian and familial exemptions. unlikely to pass this session, but support is sought for next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dillingham
Vermont
Hae
Europe
Asia
Taft
Committee On
Mer
United States
Gunfries
Ogures
Mr. Dillingham
America
Secretary of Labor
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Greece
Russia
Germany
United Kingdom
Har
France
Heian Lar
Netherlands
Reandinay
Dittingbaw
Knox County Agricultural Society Prepares for Fair Week
Knox County Agricultural Society finalized plans for the forthcoming fair at Secretary Howant Gates office. A free scholarship to Ohio State University was awarded to Charles Cassi amid a light field, while purses for races total $2,500 and a National Trotting Association membership was secured. A girls’ contest offers a Washington trip with an 18 year age limit, and detailed scoring lists cover baking and domestic contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Agricultural Society
Howant
Gates
Knox County
Ohio State University
Charles Cassi
Fair Board
National Trotting Association
Fred Amos
Washington, D. C
Serious injury after horse bucked near Cassil crossing
Riley Moore of this city was seriously injured when his horse bolted near Cassil's crossing two miles north of the city. A frightened horse dragged the overturned buggy, causing a five inch gash above the left eye, a broken right thumb, and general bruising. A passing automobile driver ferried him to a physician for surgical care and stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Moore
Cassil’s Crossing
Moore
Vernon
Queen McMurtry Wedding in Fredericktown and Newark
Reported marriages include Ray Queen and Bisadhe McMurtry of Fredericktown Ohio who wed at St Pauls rectory. Maddie Cornell and Laura Cornell joined Frank Huddle and Laura Cornell in a second ceremony at St Pauls rectory. Additional nuptials include Dart Williams and Zella Van Hueffelle married by Justice of the Peace George Harter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen-McMurtry
W. E. Hull
St. Paul's Rectory
Ray Queen
Bisadhe McMurtry
Fredericktown
Ohio
Newark
Maddie Cornell
Frank 5. Huddle
Akron
Mise Laura Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Thomas NS Clark
Huddle
Williams van Huffetle
Dart Williams
Zella van Hueffelle
Weer
George
Harter
Obituary notices from Mt Vernon area include multiple deaths
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Lydia A Levering of Waterford a widow aged around sixty five after cancer The funeral is set at Christ Ling church Waterford with interment in Pike Hor cemetery Also died John P Richardson a prominent South Vernon grocer aged about eighty two with funeral at his daughter s home then at Mound View cemetery Robert Kennedy of Wheelersburg Ohio died at Mt Vernon sanitarium after a short illness aged 60 He served as a teacher and gospel minister and held posts with the Seventh Day Adventist church Surviving family members are listed for each obituary and the notice ends with a local want ad for help wanted by the Mt Vernon banner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byain A. Levering
Lydia A. Levering
Waterford
West
Chris Ling
Fey
Conk O* Weed
Pyke Hor
John P. Richardean
John P. Richardeen
South Vernon
Columbus Road
Torce
Ella Richardon
Mra
Frank J. Yar. Voorhis
Gparts
Ohio
Denny
Mise
Sabetle Richardson
Booth Vernon
Fieo
Daniel Ross
Boas
Wisconsin
Richardson
Mt. Vernon
Lodge No. 20
Deany
J. T. Black
J. A. Long
Mound View Cemetery
Razin
Robert Kennedy
Wheelersburg
Mt. Vernon Medical and Surgical Sanitarium
BR. R. Kennedy
East Gambler Street
Kennedy Yes Bors
Metropolis
Til
Portamouth
Te Seventh Day Adventist Church
Orfour
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ted
Terwen
W. A. Commer
The
Presbyterian Church
Glass
W. A. Clemmer
Bermon
Knox County Savings - Bank Pyg
West Gide Public Square
the Knights of Pythias
Cartta M. Sharp
Marry Sharp
Wilfal
Wolfe
Wayne Township
Temple of Jestee
John Kanaga
Wayne Townstp
M. H. Lafever
Court House
Pirot
Park B. Blair
Charlotte Magill
Filancke McMurtry
William ©. Hull
Bradfield
Q M. Simpson
Howard
L. Tate Crombey
Catherine M. Waltons
Vernonview
Tae
Might
American Press Association
Senator Dillipomam
Adiely
Reedy
Beard
Reent
Wes Miley Moore
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