Y M C A Banquet Notes A Year Of Success In 1917
The Y M C A annual banquet in the Y M C A building marked the close of a successful year despite a $406 deficit, rapidly covered by a special collection led by Miller. About 400 men attended as reports from committees and the treasurer showed strong work across social, religious, and youth programs. Dr. Kellogg urged focus on boys future through membership in the Y M C A and wholesome recreation.
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R. 8. Goode
Y. M.C
Meg
Freeman
Zann Taylor
Uy Eunnittees
Mike Ttk
Taylor
Goodell
B.D. Verron
W. J. Turner
Hoya’ Department
Bupt- Hope
Shik City
Taylor—riven
Howe
George Sweet
Don Gerwick
Harvey M
Sweet
N. Fe
Minkey
J. W. Pelton
Rob. Pelton
W. Fh. Niniaty
Pune
Hoy
Miller
Inens
Walter Warlywine
Wan
Jary DM
Spence Lawrence Boorres Wang
Tawronge
W. Morrison
Rudyard Kinling
Uin Prament Crisin
Sperry
Board of
Ciy Weetora
Williams
WH. Turner
A Long
Schoole PL
Bomer
William A. Ackerman
Hoya
H.W. Kelloge
Akron
Kellone
Kellogg
Maile
Fale
Meyer
Uley
BBC
Kallegy
Mathore AG
Wi Kelloge
Kelloge
Report of General Secretary Spence for Year Ending May 1 1917
The document reviews a year of YMCA work in Mount Vernon highlighting success in Bible study among boys and the new Women’s Auxiliary. It stresses the need for character development, health, honesty, and education, urging local men to support youth programs and fund a debt reduction plan to improve facilities.
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Spence
Alonit
Rome
Vernon
Tod Morrow
Mt. Vernon
Cal
Grenthat
Cymnasium
Manly
Miko
Hhole Bude
Thore
North Ameria
Railrand
Association i8
Wilson
Mat
Mount Vernon
Ireets
Amorigin
Wiclosine
Watter Foss
Christian Assocta
Centerburg Events In Lives Of Hilliar Township Residents
A fragmentary Centerburg notice reports residents and visitors, including TKR Jacobs in Gam bier North Carolina, the Wright family in Crestline, and Mary Cotton seeking Akron work, with several trips to Columbus Johnstown and Pittsburgh over recent days. Names such as Mrs J B Welent Mrs Kerr and Della Thomas appear among the scattered references.
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Hilliar Township
N.C. Sith
Columbus
Harry
Viel
B.C
Ramey
Tie Bom
Homer Ramry
Toledo
Pure Bay
Mexico seeks loan aid after claims and reforms
The United States may back a Mexican loan once Ambassador Fletcher’s investigations prove a stable government exists. Claims against Mexico exceed 1 billion dollars from Americans and foreign governments, due to two years of revolutions damaging mines and oil wells. American and English capital totals 1.5 billion, with Mexico needing funds to pay claims and restore domestic affairs.
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Mexico
Fletcher
Washington
State Department
United States
Ignacio Bonillas
Wilson
Joan
Pletcher
Middletown Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Self Over Draft Fears
Warry York, 24, fearful of conscription to France and leaving his 17 year old wife Anna May, shot her in the head and then killed himself. The tragedy occurred as she read conscription questions aloud, ending his life in a moment of panic and despair.
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Himaali
Middletown
Warry York
Anna May
France
York
Wolf Pack Rounded Up in Oklahoma Near Beggs
Twenty one gray wolves the largest pack in years were rounded up twelve miles northeast of Beggs Oklahoma by J A Scott and Boyce Green. The pack included two elf wolves and nineteen partly grown pups. Dogs chased the wolves to earth and the mother wolves killed two of the young before trapper help arrived. Some pups were saved but several wolves and younger ones had to be killed before handlers could take some alive.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Oklahoma
Beggs
J. A. Scott
Boyce Green
Anniversary of Bragg retreat from Corinth noted
The Banner reports the fifty five year anniversary of General Bragg's retreat from Corinth Mississippi. It recalls Grange and Hollock and notes the navy ship naming practice after states post 1812. A Japan rail tale follows, about shoes left at the door and ladies misplacing their clogs after a train ride.
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Japan
Rousseau Quote on Courage to Confess Faults
A Rousseau remark notes that true courage lies not in bold deeds but in admitting one’s ridiculous and foolish actions. The line reflects on accountability and humility rather than bravado.
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Rousseau
Traveling Man Curea Promises Permanent Relief from Stomach Trouble
A traveling man from Joplin Missouri credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with a permanent cure after twelve years of persistent stomach trouble. He praises the remedy and notes five years of relief, urging others and fellow travelers to try it. Mrs L Dunlip of Oak Grove Michigan also reports back and abdominal symptoms improving after taking Chamberlain's Liver Tablets.
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Counterman
Joplin
Chamberlain
Ular
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DR. Kellogg
Woman's Auxiliary
Grammar School
Hoye
Toys Elvetion
Hallowe'en
Frtr Bible
Aunday
Eames
Hanien
Abtanmanedo
Worten
Darmitary
VOSS
Atta
Ithaees
Centerburg
T. KR. Jacobs
Gambier
Dive
Dennis Fea
Norton Street
American Press Association
Henry B, Fletomen
Bragg
Corinth
Mi5s
Olio
North Carolina
Delaware
Vermont
Curea
Ryde
Swift
Purina
Equality
Hart
Renee Ielevator
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