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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
6
The conference winds up with participants from all parts of Ohio. Principal speakers Mrs. Atwater and Mr. McLean chaired sessions, marking the event as the most interesting of the series.
Miss Lyons announced aims of the Woman's Board of Missions Ohio with over 500 delegates in attendance. She urged increasing membership to 100,000, boosting annual funds, and expanding oversight of young people while detailing budget methods and a plan to push for full apportionments. Archibald McLean spoke on Latin America, and men’s work was discussed before a Tuesday program wrap up and a Wednesday session.
An OCR readable note records births at a Mulberry Street residence with names Gay Moles and Mr and Mrs. Mole as the central figures. The fragment hints at a family entering parenthood and local street context without complete details.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions worm treatments and a child, with references to worm candy and dosing. Names and places are unclear, but tone suggests a health or domestic remedy note from a household context. The text is incomprehensible in parts and difficult to verify.
Coshocton Monday session approved a batch of repairs and awarded contracts to Lou Staats for culvert work $382.50 Leo Wayles bridges $1458.17 Henry Metcalf hauling stone $630 T R Kirby stone $18 John Yoakum stone $18 John Coup culvert repair $45 Tom Frazier graveling a road and fence at Fraser bridge $25 Also notes case continuance for A L Rawlings of Newark and book open for June taxes plus several local legal notices and marriage licenses. Rheumatism relief ad closes the item.
A roundup of neighborhood guests and family gatherings includes Mrs. Blige Hollt Bet and Mr. Barnett visiting Workman families, Vernonites hosting Sunday speakers, and several residents attending a baccalaureate in Fredericktown. Also noted are doctors recommendations, hospital operations, and local trips to Cleveland Pittsburgh and Troy.
Plans outline a June 6 gathering at Castle hall Timon Lodge No 48 Mt Vernon with Kyptians countywide attending. Grand Chancellor Wie ld Schuehhards of Cincinnati accepted the invitation after a prior decline. The program will be expanded and a large delegation is expected from all lodges in Koex County.
Mrs La G Morningstar and son Donald and daughter Margaret visit from South Pine Newark. Mrs Josie Morningstar returns home after visiting sister Mrs H Hyatt in Mu Vernon. Relatives of Mr Vernon spot and Mrs Sehooley visit Millwood area. Weekend gatherings include Lybarger near Gambier and Stringfellow Millwood.
Ancient Greece valued temperance and simple food, using a five point star as a health badge. The red five pointed star on Chamberlain's Tablets signifies health, advertised as relief for indigestion and constipation. Available everywhere through your druggist.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Centerburg Akron Westerville Lisbonia and Columbia with scattered dates. It mentions events and people like Vernon, Hor Man Ts Hine, Vibbor, Witte and Lee Wheeiay, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
A class of thirteen graduated at Mt Vernon college at Academy Monday night. Elder N W Phillips of Washington DC delivered the commencement address. The program included Ruth Cassell and others with music by Prof H O Swartout. Baccalaureate earlier was preached by Elder C S Longacre. Names: Mary Wheeler Pearl Bawden Violet Craig Ethel Howard Ethel White Goldie Hixon Ethel Murphy Ruth Cassell Mary Crampton Lily Schar Dee Whitels Grace Kelsey John Holder.
Mrs. L. Dunlap of Oak Grove Michigan reports Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets relieved years of back pain and shoulder blade discomfort plus poor appetite and constipation. She claims the tablets improved her stomach and bowel regularity and restored her energy.
An old advertisement-style note touts a vegetable treatment to purify blood and relieve skin eruptions, burning and itching. It claims external skin troubles can be addressed without internal meats, urging readers to trust the remedy and its portrayed restorative effects.
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