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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
4
Fragmentary text from a Mt Vernon notice section mentions resolutions of respect obituaries and Garda of thanks, with five cents per line and a subscription rate of 1.50 per year billed in advance.
The article notes William Jennings Bryan, former secretary of state, plans to oppose President Wilson's international policy through public speeches. It argues this could seem as a divided national stance abroad, stresses support for Wilson's demand for neutral rights and peace with honor, and questions Bryan's influence on national policy during a critical era.
Davis pleaded guilty to assault in Mayor Porkie s court Friday afternoon at 4 o clock and was fined five dollars. Clarence Osey testified he was struck while walking near the viaduct Thursday evening. The report notes Davis employed by Al She Masex and Gluse Nee P. A birth is listed: Mr and Mrs KJ Vier of Alliance formerly of Mr Vernon welcomed a son born June 1.
Signax County Pomona Grange holds a meeting on Saturday June 1 at 10am with a review of the county agricultural budget and constitution. Mennant View Grange opens with a program by young people and invites all to attend Thursday evening June 17. The Ladies Aid of Our Bier meets with Mrs Charles Rowley on June 17 at 140 Mia Browner Critchfeld Galvin un Le hosts Judge with Mr BH Houck North Main Street.
A court in Danville fined Edward Slavitsky ten dollars and ordered him to full confinement after an arrest near Hunt Station. The boy, claiming dead parents, was detained as investigation into his family ties and possible relocation to Sandusky continues. An inventory filing for Oscar D. Welker's estate in Danville shows $271 in personal goods and $410 in claims.
The First School Athletic Meet drew 200 city athletes as Central building led with 104 points and Fifth ward trailed at 61. Notable records included Coup's 4 ft 5 in high jump and Jacquet's 15 ft 10 in broad jump. Steinbaughs excelled in sprints and the meet praised organizers and teachers.
The meet featured strong performances from Soave, Vrs, and Sebach with Sebach winning five events. Overall it was a successful, fair event with standout athletes and few recount issues.
The Young Men's Christian Association lists its leadership and committees for what they promise to be the most successful year in the association. Officers include President Z. E. Taylor and Vice President J. W. Rudin with extensive committees for Recording Secretary W. H. Turner Treasurer R. S. Goodell and multiple key panels across executive finance religious social and membership areas.
The National Tuberculosis Association convention opens in Seattle with delegates from the United States and Canada. A three day program is planned and speakers of national prominence will be heard. Following the convention delegates will visit Mount Rainier. Local social notes record visits and travels of Mrs. J. Hall, Mrs. Martha Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Nugent, and others. An evening concert to promote high school music is advertised with a 15 cent admission.
A Minneapolis Journal note describes new white voile materials that reportedly resist wrinkling. Embroidery or lace may accompany the fabric, with the voile touted as a leading white cotton option for the season.
The weather bureau studies meteorological conditions that favor fires and establishes a service to issue warnings for hot dry winds in timbered western regions.
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