Officers Elected at State Banking Meeting
State Superintendent of Banks attended the profitable meeting as two officers were elected for the coming year and the Ohio Bankers’ Association president presided.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
5
State Superintendent of Banks attended the profitable meeting as two officers were elected for the coming year and the Ohio Bankers’ Association president presided.
An Ohio Bankers Association group held a large Mt Vernon gathering with many attendees including State Superintendent of Banks Latterner. W A Bucke of Bucyrus and O A Wright of Bellevue were elected chairman and secretary treasurer. A banquet followed at Curtis Hotel with a formal program and dinner menu.
Washington reports Rep Martin Dies of Texas argued with a streetcar conductor last night. The conductor left with a black eye while the car windows were damaged. Dies remained uninjured but temperamental as railway officials review the incident and consider backing the crew.
Harry Daniels a clothier of Upper Bandusky was drowned in the Portage river when his auto ran off the draw bridge near Port Clinton on June 26.
Moose team meets City League stars in two games at Riverside Park on July 4. Morning and afternoon contests promise strong play as Boosters Day invites fans to buy tickets and support local players.
A Chicago gathering discussed a proposed resolution to sterilize the feeble minded and segregate abnormal people to advance a so called thoroughbred race. Dr H O R Norris urged federal legislation and an international congress of psychologists to study the issue for 1915.
City council approves reductions totaling around 20000 dollars as part of recent budget revisions. Officials say the cuts affect several departments, aiming to balance the municipal books while preserving essential services.
The budget commission of Cromley Young and Perrine trimmed Mt Vernon city funds for 1914. Perrine’s requested 76 806 26 was reduced by 20 000 to 66 606 26. The school board’s request fell from 47 000 to 41 000 after a 6 000 cut. The county’s request of 133 904 was cut by 2 660, leaving 131 931 manufacturing expenses. The court cases include guardian removals and new guardianship with bond posted. Marriage licenses issued for Lauderbaugh Cochran and Barnett Mishler. Deeds filed for several Mt Vernon and Wayne parcels.
A touring car carrying a party veered off course while crossing a bridge over Lincoln Park lagoon early today. The vehicle crashed into the railing and plunged into the lagoon, killing four occupants.
Secretary Graves says Knox county townships vote nonpartisan this fall with Mt Vernon holding a primary All other units use nonpartisan ballots and ballots are preserved then burned after 30 days if no contests Candidates must file petitions 60 days before election by Sept 6 City primary scheduled for Tuesday August 5.
Mr Ora Donahey of Galena visited here over the weekend. Mrs Lewis Hardeaty hosted Mise Tena Purdy visiting her aunt. Mt Zion festival drew a good crowd Saturday night. Rev Hoover of Louisville to preach Sunday at 3 30 PM.
Mrs Ashburn and Mrs Falkner of Lima Ohio visited Mr and Mrs 8 C Horn from Friday to Monday Mrs Ola Robison and Ruth of Newark spent the past week with her mother Mrs Rous Elmer Mizer visited Guy Cotrell Sunday Master Glenn and Dean Wood of Mt Vernon stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Frye Fred Leece of Mt Vernon visited friends Orrie Nethera of Gambier called on his parents Sunday They plan to move to Fredericktown at start of next month
Public interest grows as Chamberlain's Tablets are touted as a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles. The widespread claim stresses daily awareness with sales through all dealers.
A black sit hand bag was found at Killbuck station last Sunday evening. It contains articles of value and the finder is to notify Mrs Robt Clarke of Mount Vernon to receive a reward.
June 26 Canton’s John K. Baxter was elected president of the Ohio State Teachers Association to succeed Margaret Sutherland, the first woman in the role. F. H. Warren and John T. Boggs joined the executive, Maude Moore and W. H. Kirke to the board. Moore was the only woman elected. A. P. Sandies spoke on Dead Wood as the day’s keynote. The association urged legislators to exempt teachers from workmen’s compensation and backed Kilpatrick’s law on tax limitations.
The First Baptist church annual picnic and outing will occur Friday July 4. The meeting appointed committees for location Goodell H H Hurley H S Campbell Alfred Shut transportation William Ward H H Hurley entables C G Harris J S Massa C J Benoy J M Bedell Jenne Mills A Fleming finance R S Goodell.
Patterson High School held an evening program in the auditorium with graduates giving brief declamations. The theme was An Evening With The Posts and Writers featuring selections from Kipling Thoreau Bacon Hugo Pope Tennyson and others. Reverend J A Long delivered invocation and address with L E Rawlinson presenting certificates.
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