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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
8
A list of Mt Vernon public school students who completed the grade course of study and will enter high school in fall. Names cover Forest Park and various wards with entries in English, Commercial, and Scientific courses, identifying pupils across classes and grades.
A list of names including Harry Danesy Charlene Witlort Ts eile Fuller Carlotta Highwarden May Hinken Helen Marker Gladys Mortivon Nellie Nuce Eleanor Taylor Evelyn Laurira Walter Severns Poth Gina.
An operators meeting of the MI Vernon Telephone Co was held Friday afternoon at the company office and will continue this evening. Mrs Kilthy of the Ohio State Telephone Co Columbus and Mrs Kirby formerly of Vernon led instruction for over sixty operators on Tall Work then Local Work. At noon operators were taken by automobile to Mrs Grubbs home on Mansfeld road for a fine dinner and supper will be served there.
Local party filings set the stage for the municipal race. The Knox County boards opened at midnight with Republicans seeking a full slate including a city treasurer and auditor. Mayor Hall tops the GOP ticket. Ned Tyger leads the Democrats.
Four weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Garfield Kirby died this morning at their home. Jora Smoot and Lodge urged electing a Republican mayor in Los Angeles. They condemned Provident tax fall for such a move. Also note the Democrat won by a close margin and Senator Harding referred to President Wilson as The Tiger.
Eighth grade held a picnic at Tilger Slide Park with supper at 5 and prizes awarded to Miamall Cranmer and Misa Wilton. The Senior Class dance at the high school featured the Gambier Kenyon Orchestra and drew over 75 attendees.
Master Vance Stuler attended the suite blind welool then returned home to spend the summer vacation. Waldo Suter, a local Witch school teacher, went to Milne Friday for summer. Mrs GW Snyder and daughter Margaret returned to Athena after visiting in the city. Florence Richards came back from Sharonville after seeing her father. Henry Bowman’s family from Cleveland visited in the city briefly. Mina Martha Arntolt visited Mrs J Mowery of Rust Cimber Street and returned to Loudonville Friday. Robert Craig of Greenville spent several days in Gai bier.
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