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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
6
Delegates from across Tate city for the second day of the Vijie State Federation of Colored Women convention in Calvary Baptist Church. Reports from credential committees, committee rooms, and = programs list chaplains, musical selections, devotionals, and executive sessions as attendees mingle, with local participation praised and a focus on work and unity amid proceedings.
Fragmentary readable names and titles show a federation context with officers including a secretary position. The text lists multiple surnames and titles in a garbled OCR passage, indicating a formal organizational roster or meeting notes without coherent sentences or dates.
A woman in Milington attempted to end her life by drinking poison at her home Monday night. She was found by neighbors and rushed to a medical facility, where doctors stabilized her condition. The motive remained unclear, and no note was left.
In a sprawling recount, a dangerous accident unfolds near a construction site as workers scramble to control a fire and prevent further injury. A damaged pulley and misfired mechanism hinder rescue efforts while authorities investigate.
Ingram Pyle, son of Mr and Mrs Pyle of Holt Michigan, died at age 87 following an operation at Detroit Hospital. He leaves a widow and two daughters, and will be laid to rest in a local funeral service. Family members Mrs Kirk and Mr Kirk are noted among those attending.
Requisitions for camp gear and tentage surge as Logal Battery prepares for federal inspection. Lieutenant Headington and Major Wijalut Gordon coordinate medical exams for about 20 volunteers, aiming to bolster the unit's strength before Sunday deployment.
The article reports on the Hoodoo Day hearing tied to Suttles with Charley Battle leading the defense. It notes the involvement of attorney work in defense strategy and mentions possible amputation as a medical option discussed during the court proceedings.
A son was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Mie ant Mew Nicholaa Haluzeyl of Calhoun. A daughter was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Hoy Ruld of Bateman towdy. Also mention of a son born to Mr. ani Mira near Preidericktown and W. Wootixon residence.
Local residents share visits and family news from Marengo and nearby towns. Harold Beott of Polodu visited his parents. Miss Mary Sprague returned home from a week’s trip. Michael and family spent the month in Colentis visiting relatives. Mrs McKinstry learned of a new grandson. wheat prospects and hay harvest extend to harvest season.
The fragment lists names and places from Monroe Center social round, noting visits, family gatherings, and guests over several days. Individuals include McNutt family of Ankeny, Kebble, Me Chilive’s services, Howard Grubb, Alivon of Columbia, Willi Meeks, Mes.toy Harmon of Ashland, Harry France of Pervya ville, and many others. The entry mentions local prominent residents hosting or visiting and a few events at Lake Mekeye and nearby towns.
ESTO Notes from Butler Township describe a Sunday morning event at the Detily church and a Sunday evening gathering with many attendees including Mind Sehaoley and family. A church social and a Mes toda gathering are mentioned along with a Mevslol Ladies' Aldociety meeting at Mrs Purdy's Gambier home and the Mariner reunion at Ed. Farner's residence. Walter Vandergrift of Piftin was noted as visiting the city Tuesday.
Fragmentary OCR lists varied goods and prices including jerseys ribbed union suits milk strainers and leather traveling cases. The text shows multiple described items with prices and assorted shapes and patterns, but many words are garbled.
State medical board and allied groups consider a plan to credit nursing education across institutions, allowing properly prepared applicants to count prior work toward a nursing degree. The proposal, backed by university and hospital groups, could shorten programs and attract college women to nursing roles including teaching and administration.
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