The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-15

ent, the large and commodiouS high school room
will be utilized for the purpose. The room is
spacious. and will afford ample accommodation
for all who may attend
| cordial invitation is given our citizens to
be present on this occasion and thus evince
their hearty interest in the subject of Aaneri-
can Schools
The ord9r of exercises will be as follows:
Song" America." by the Schools
Presentation, by D. NJ. Clewell.
Song" Star spangled Banner" schools
speech of Acceptance, by Hon. D. c. Cool
man, President of the Board.
Song" Red. White and Blue'' schools
Policeman Henry Lewis has been laid up for
several days by sickness. but is again able to be
out.
I. E. Grail had sew ere attack of" La Grippe"
last Thursday. but is again on deck"
H. II. Stevens, ESQ.,. of Cleveland, made us a
pleasant call on Tuesday last.
Rev. S. W. Meek will begin a course of lectures
on the Life and Labors of st. Paul. at the con-
gregational Church. next Sunday evening.
The Annual Report of the Paris [Texasl Public
Schools has been received by some eff our citizens
This shows that Mr.. R. A. Long. a colored gen.
tleman who graduated from our High School with
the Class of 1875. is the Superintendent of the
colored schools Of that city. The City has pop
ulation of 12.CJ0 with enrolment in the col
ored schools of 557.
At the annual meeting of the Sunday School
Board of the NJ. E. Church. the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Superintend-
ent. Chas. b. Sapp; Assistant Sup't.. W. H.
Wright; Sec'y. Miss Anna Smith; Treasurer, w.
Graham; Chorister. Miss Eliza DalrympIe; Or
ganist. Miss Mabel Phillips; Librarian, W. H.
IL. mt Of Tpfa
Miss Clara Hopkins.
Drs. NJ. Salm and J. J. Mcclellan, from the
aormania Infrmary. will be at the Etna House.
January 22d. DR.. Salm has already established
large and successful practice in this vicinity,
and DIR. Mcclellan comes highly recommended as
a Specialist in chronic diseases.
Common Pleas Court convened Monday morn
ing, but owing to the sickness of Attorney Sid
dali. the case of Hickman VS. Hickman, which
was to have been tried before struck jury, was
continued to a later day in the term, and there
being no other case ready, the regular jurors were
discharged until Thursday morning.
K. S. Wing the efficient Secretary of the Por-
tage County Agricultural Society. has accepted a
position as manager of a fancy stock farm near
Newbursh. and for that reason will not again be
candidate for the office of Secretary During
all the years which he has held the office Mr.,
wing has labored earnestly and faithfully for the
Society. and its present prosperity is due, in
! large measure, to his untiring efforts.
Miss Mamie j. Ryan and Miss annie O'Leary
of Ravenna, and Miss Annie Phillips, of Cyclone
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Stowell
New Years B III. Madole and +. C. Park CT
Ravenna were in town Monday Kent Bulle-
tin. Jan. II
Atthe annual meeting of the Sc cond National
| Bank directors, the following officers were
| elected for tie ensuing year: d. c. Goldman,
President; W. Holcomb. Vice President; w H
| Beebe. Cashier. The directors are d. e. Cool
| man. A keed, W. Holcomb, IL, H. Stevens.
W. II Beebs.
Some bright lads took it upon themselves to
anticipate what they reg irded the taray arrival
of the stars and stripes for the flag pole in front
| of the B0wery street school building and oist-
ed to the breeze, from its top. diminutive en-
sign (the best they had) which in addition to its
| character as Uocle sans enbIeal advertised
pictorially. the merits OF very celebrated ii ne
| OF Liverpool ware
| One day last week, Harry McAndrews was
arrested on complaint of Suprt p ckett. fol
monopollzing the side walk in front of the South
Chestnut street schools with bicycle, with
to,--,. 80 e'-- "0io Iuoei1
no'ae-'L - e eh oelore mayor
N --oo o.
Rev Geo. Anderson, of YOUNGSTOWN will be
gin series OF meetings at the Church of Chri 81
next Monday evening, Jan. Goth. He is a,
earnest ener getic and wide-awake Evangeli 4
having added ninety to his own church las
Winter. We are confident that the public will
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| The Y. P. S. Q. &. of the Church of Christ helc
Its first anniversary, and annual business meet
ing IN the church oa Monday evening. Jan IL
IAe work OF tina rf4yes meeting was 'aut!futl.
tod In short address by tho President, Mis-
mary Laugnln Miss Mary Roberts spoke O
the lueure ana the heed OF earnest united efor
10 "orA Ior christ. Eacn member present sPoS
VI the dement's personally enjoyed from thi
sooieGy' hepor's Oh otanulnS committees wer
plished. The Secretary reported "a active an
| 10 associate members now enrolled Tine Tre &C
urer reported the receipts for the FIRST vea,,
work 1909 OF. The officers eIected sfor tho CON,
r ing year are: Pres, Miss Mary L. Laughlip