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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
6
The text notes Hon J O Fackler of Cleveland delivering a graduation address to a large class. It mentions a total of 67 members and refers to the graduating class as the largest from the total schools.
Mt Vernon school officials report rapid pupil growth and up to date instruction. Four extra teachers will be needed including two for high school Latin to assist failing students. New teacher appointments and enumeration plans are outlined for the upcoming term and commencement exercises.
The board notes April bills were unpaid exhausting nearly all contingency funds with only a few cents left. Superintendent P Zemer presents April financials showing total enrollment 1898, monthly 1666, daily attendance 1586, with transfers and withdrawals listed and corporal punishment noted. The board adjourns to meet Friday evening May 8.
Regular council session reports all members present. A petition from property owners on Oule Street requests a sanitary sewer. referred to the sewer committee. sidewalk work favored on East Gambler Street. dangerous condition noted at Vinedlinton corner. Ruling on paving and jammed bricks referred to director of public service. A Columbus manufacturing representative sought water issues. referred to the director of public service. Adjourned.
A. KR. Bohlpper of Vernon was arrested in Newark on a charge of animal cruelty. He posted bond for appearance, but failed to show up and the bond was forfeited. Humane Officer Farrisoy escorted the man from Mt Vernon for prosecution.
Damaged text appears to discuss health, medicine, and substances, noting potential dangers of alcohol or drugs and their impact on the body. It references abstaining from impurities to preserve blood, and hints at medical or scientific terms in a distorted manner.
Mrs C A Franks hosted last Thursday with guests Mrs Sarah Shanes of Columbus and Mrs Gall Shut of St Louisville. The G G C were entertained by Mr Ralph Shuff Thursday afternoon. Arthur Mitchell and family and E M Cornell of Mount Vernon visited Lock over Sunday. W D Stoughton went to Mount Vernon Friday. James Shaner of Columbus visits Mrs Oil Smooth this week. Allen McBride returned from Cleveland Saturday. Roley Dewitt and James McBride of Sunbury visited the McBride household Sunday.
A Newton Iowa notice reports a case where Chamberlain's Liniment relieved rheumatism in an arm overnight. The testimonial claims immediate improvement and endorses the product as best for chronic rheumatic pain.
In Cleveland and Hancock County, tax assessors moved against the Ohio Oil Company. A $10,000,000 valuation rise for the Standard Oil group drew attention as officials, including Patrick_Akewi and Theodore Bayloas, faced challenges in enforcing assessments.
The ad touts Chamberlains Cough Bendy as a prompt permanent remedy for colds and coughs. It claims to ease symptoms, aid expectoration, and restore health on a natural plan with worldwide use and reliable results.
The Handard Bearers of th Say street IM church met at nth Walker house. Sara Long led devotionals with Corinthians chapter one. A business session moved to join the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society to send a box to Mins Hess. New program topics covered Japan and Korea with Augusta Greer Ruth Bricker Sunin Parsons and Sara Leng providing readings and notes. Meeting adjourned to meet next month. Health a Factor Success notes promote Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and digestion. Wool market appeal from A J Platarty at Hast Front Street store and a warehouse on Columbus road. Mercer's trip to Columbus Wednesday morning referenced.
Saturday and Sunday quarterly testing services held at the My f oburety. Mrs. Mary Goodman shows improvement. Mr. Amos Werner and Mr. Charles Dean recover from a severe attack of trumps. A brooder and twelve chicks burned Sunday night. Several residents visit friends and attend church events. many names and brief health updates are listed along with travel plans and social visits.
Disorders of the stomach may be avoided by the age of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many very remarkable cures have been effected by these tablets. Sold by aldesters.
Our sick and some have improved. Dr Kisler and family of Sanbui were guests of Dy Melwugula and family over Sunday. HV Melartad and two sons visited Mr Vernon's family. Lee Tucker, Mrs Ralph Youst and Mrs Clyder Milligan spent Sunday here. Ate Dale Wintermute of Columbus home for a few days. Mrs Per Golly of Mr Vernon and Mrs Sage McBroom of Kiiback visited with their parents. Church attendance was high with Maccabees colors used. Mothers Day observed next Sunday afternoon and evening. Everyone invited. Mrs L M Belwan in Centarburg Monday evening for Alpha club meeting at Mrs O Oberloltaae's.
The Kenyon Assembly met Monday evening in Gambier Ohio electing officers: President Harry Gayer of Sandusky Ohio Vice President Paul McCaughey of Granville Ohio Secretary Ralph Goode of Pat Clinton Ohio Reverend G O Harvey M P Church Mt Vernon guest in city Miss Lela Mann of Columbus visiting Mt Vernon John Guyns of Toledo visiting Mansfield residents Silas Taylor returns from Mansfield Pauline Bush stars in The Lamb the Woman the Wolf three reel Universal feature at White Palace tonight Poppleton Grocery Co is a selling agent for Chase and Sanborn teas and coffees with stock at 32 Ent Gambler street two phones 77.
A fragmented report references a visit by Lome Tunstey to Akron, mentioning Mr tnt Mra Manford and a brief stop. The readable lines suggest a local stop or escort but lack clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions a bust prone incident sent to Akron for review. Details and parties are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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