Eighth Grade Diplomas Awarded To 103 Graduates
School officials celebrate as 103 students receive eighth grade diplomas while staying in the building for a brief promotion ceremony and presentation of cards.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
7
School officials celebrate as 103 students receive eighth grade diplomas while staying in the building for a brief promotion ceremony and presentation of cards.
A total of 103 pupils received diplomas at the Central, Dubinsky, Fourth ward and First ward buildings marking the end of the school year. The Central and First ward eighth grades each send 32 graduates. Dubinsky 25. Fourth ward 16.
A list of names associated with the Fourth Ward Building including Miss Eggleston and Miss Eggleston's teaching staff with multiple students and community members named. The roster lists adults and students across the ward and local facilities.
Knox county commissioners face dog tax funded claims totaling about 1601 dollars for the year 1915. Auditor Walter M. Riley notes one claim of twelve dollars is held, with funds expected to cover all demands. Unusually Butler and Union townships lead the claims while Clinton township contributes little.
F C Larimore named administrator of Thomas Odbert's estate. He posts a $200 bond with L C Stillwell and J M Woolfson as sureties. Deed Filed records William Stanley transferring parcel in Clinton to Leon Patoux for $1.
Warren H. Beach aged 84 died Friday at 12 o clock at the home of Mrs. George Schnebly after eleven months of paralysis. He served in Co C, 186th O NG and belonged to the G A R. Survived by sister Mrs. Abigail Davis. Funeral Saturday at Schnebly home with Revs. Whittaker and Freeman officiating. Estelle Marie Lober, five, died Thursday evening at home after spinal meningitis. Survived by four brothers Adolph Henry Ward and Clarence. Funeral Monday at Miller Brothers chapel with interment at Mound View cemetery. Mrs. HL O Lace departed Thursday for Jonas Mich.
The 60 day primary race begins as 40 candidates seek county offices with 11 entries for the Republican slate and five for the Democratic slate. Names listed include J. W. Headington R. L. Jones T. J. Remington Charles Belmont O. G. Hunt Ernest Workman and others for various posts. The deadline nears August 8 with contests anticipated for recorder sheriff and commissioner among multiple two to eight cornered entries.
An interesting compilation by W. A. Silcott shows Knox county townships by area. Readings include Jefferson, College, Berlin, Brown, Butler, Clay, Clinton, Harrison, Howard, Jackson, Liberty, Middlebury, Milford, Morris, Pike, Pleasant, Union, Wayne with listed acreages and a grand total of 5 610 420,720.00.
The Court of Calanthe selects officers including Counsellor Hessie Simmons Taypedtrix Lou White Inspector Beasie Newsome Orator Frances Hamilton Senior Director Mable Mayle Junior Director Anna Jackson K of De Ella Newsome K of A Fanny White R of B Viols Booker Conductress Anna Turner Assistant Conductress Malinda Payne Herald Rora Turner Protector Jennie May Escort Mary Ralla and Trustee for 18 months Lou White.
Ob deh bbe et ttt MT and families visit relatives in Me Verum and Centerbury with Dr Mcbaughlin Hasler Sunbury and Youkurn Teimmer guests. Quarterly meeting Friday and Sunday at M B church. Children's Day at M E church June 18. Tucker siblings visit Centerbury. George Morgan of Utica a guest here.
Gen John H Speak reports Knox county earned 1929 busting licenses and Licking 2821, Coshocton 1400, Holmes 1001, Richland 2722, Merrow 631, Ashland 1748, and Delaware 1023 licenses sold in the past year by 1929 sportsmen paying one dollar each.
William Robinson, a young man, underwent a hospital operation for concussion after being pushed from a train near Mt Vernon. He remains unable to recall the events leading to the accident and the subsequent assault, with his condition described as not improving in sanity. William Purdy of Millwood was in town on business Thursday.
In addition to county office candidacy declarations, most declarations for central committee seats have been filed. Mike Janot Miller and Donald Miller of East Ville Street traveled to Detroit to visit relatives for several weeks, while Mrs. E. Miller and son Kenneth of East Vine Street left for Springfield for a similar visit.
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