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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1915

Page

5

Mt Vernon High School Class of 1915 Graduates

Sixty three Mt Vernon high school seniors received diplomas at a Thursday morning graduation in the auditorium with Prof F B Pearson delivering the address. The ceremony featured the class song, a program by the school orchestra, and the presentation of diplomas by L P Strain.

Mt. Vernon High School Robert Francis King Dlaga Board of Education Tey Ford W. A. Clemmer P. C. Zemer William F. Rimer Walter Wood F. B. Pearson Supt. Zemer Pearson Eixty L. PF. Strain Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Church

Social guests and funeral services noted in Banner

Perryton visitors Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Barrick host relatives while Danville’s Walter Spearman stays with the Mitchells. Mt. Vernon and Newark residents visit and attend services for Minnie Jackson at Congregational church. Attendees included the Munsons, Baughman, and Dewitt families from Sunbury and nearby locales. READ BANNER CLASSIFIED ADS.

Clinton Barrick Perryton A. D. Barrick Walter Spearman Danville Mitchell Home Missey Pearl Stella Miles Clara Lianderbaugh Mt. Vernon Ines Newark Gertrude Hall James McBride Columbus William McBride Minnie Jackson Congregational Church Converse Ollie Lating Lock Cemetery Frank Munson Searle Munson Bery Dille Mra Minnie Baughman la Rue H. Be, Watson FE. M, Cornell Mattie Updike Centerbury Roley Dewitt Hattie Ford Sunbury

Governor Willis Cuneo Aide Under Scrutiny In Ohio

Columbus dispatches reveal Willis Cuneo, personal press agent for Governor Frank B. Willis, spent state funds on personal printing and a private press bureau while occupying a desk in the governor’s office. Critics say he used official access to solicit subscriptions and advance his own enterprise, as debates over minority voting rights and state expenses continue.

Columbus Sherman A. Cuneo Frank B. Wit Lis Ohio Cuneo Obo San Francisco

US Pacific fleet to Guaymas to protect Americans

Admiral Howard orders the Pacific fleet to sail to Guaymas Mexico with 300 sailors and 300 marines. If needed the force will advance 20 miles inland to shield Americans amid Yaqui threats of annihilation toward foreigners.

Washington Admiral Howard Pacific Fleet Guaymas Mexico

Birth Announcement for Son of McCoy Couple

A son was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs John McCoy who reside three miles west of Jelloway.

John McCoy Jelloway

Profusion of Lace Marks Summer Paris Fashion Trend

Noelle de La Sablre notes in the Lace and Embroidery Review that lace and embroidery dominate the Paris summer fashion. The trend is expected to grow more pronounced, shaping the season. Mrx William Gower and Miss Nora Wing visited Columbus on Thursday.

Paris Noelle de la Sablre Mrx Wiliam Gower Nora Wing Columbus

Tub frocks dainty linen lawns charm New York Sun note

The New York Sun writes that delicate linen lawn tub frocks in pinks buffs and pale creamy yellows are among the most charming simple French hand made styles. The frocks wear surprisingly well despite thin fabric and a touch of white highlights the color. Misses Beulah and Marjorie Horrick, who stayed with Dr. R. W. Colville, left Wednesday for Zuccarro New Mexico.

New York Sun Beulah Marjorie Hor Rick R. W. Colville Zuccarro New Muxteo

Akron Penns RR Agents Meet Outside Akron in Mt Vernon

The Akron division of the Pennsylvania railroad will hold its bi monthly agents meeting in Mt Vernon on Friday June 18 from 9 am to 4 20 pm. A noon luncheon will be served by the ladies of the Methodist Protestant church. The session will be largely attended with many officials of the division present. Mr and Mrs Carl Coons of East Hamtramck street left for Coolumbug for a several week visit.

Wolfe-Hauger Con Hocton Wolfe Hawkeye City Seulat Hager Nellit Cleveland Huffalo Gillier Missionary Clase Reeder Lacoher Beverdide Park Ayers Pleasant Kamer Jose Elvey and Son Hartford City Ind Howard Russell Bladenaburg Tuttle-Ogg David 8. Tuttle Ohio Fuel Supply Company Clementine Oge South Main Street T. Allen East Chestnut Street Tuttle The Elks and the Masons Vernon Joseph Myers West High Street Killarney van Voorhis Martinsburg Akron Penns RR Pennsylvania Railroad Mt. Vernon Methodial Protestant Priday Carl Coons East Hamtramck Street Coolumbug

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