Ohio General Assembly amends constitution on sections 18 to 33
A joint resolution proposed by the General Assembly of Ohio seeks to amend the state constitution by adjusting article 22 sections 18 through 33 and related sections. The measure, prepared with formal readings and governor approval provisions, outlines ballot submission and timing for the proposed changes.
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Daiv
Xuthers
Atste
Ohio
Grneral -Assembly
Wriblig
Theo Axrea
Niko Roves
Uie Guvergur
Abell
Rnor
Suunisys
Y Law Uniess
O. A. Tinosehon
Andrew L. Halda
Zoo
Senate
Kostitiks
Scarms A. Thompson
Preservation of Health Through Federal Health Laws
Opinion by C. M. Shepard urging stronger national health and sanitation laws. He cites past military failures from disease and calls for stricter federal and state oversight of streams, water supplies, tenements, and work sites. He argues physicians are underrepresented in Congress and stresses competent medical leadership in public offices.
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule for Saturdays
Teachers examinations will be held on the first Saturday of each month with the following rule: if that Saturday is a legal holiday the examination will occur on the succeeding Saturday. The Sorwell Examinations will be held on the third Saturday in May and on the second Saturday in May.
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Grady
M. M. Bryson
Athens
Glouster News Roundup of Visits Injuries and Society
Dr Crawford attended Cosmics business late week while Mrs G C Pawcett and daughter visited New Vienna spending three weeks with relatives. Isaac Price suffered facial injury at Modoc while prying a car. treated by Dr F E Koons with three stitches. Ladies' Guild of Church of Christ held a lawn meeting with ice cream and cake. program included Miss Elizabeth King and Miss Cassie Richards recitals and a trio by Mrs Koons, Mrs LeFavor, and Orl Carpenter. Local notices include teacher exams in Athens and residents attending events, with social gatherings and community updates on Front Street improvements.
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Modoc
Isaac Price
FE. S. Koons
Ladies’ Guild
The
Church of Christ
Prinay Svenine
Warsewage
Elizabeth King
Lola. Alderman
Cassie Richards
Of Interest To Women And The Favorite Prescription
An advt extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a vital aid for nursing mothers and women’s weakness. It claims to ease childbirth, mitigate fatigue, and restore strength, with endorsements from medical writers. A free booklet of endorsements is offered by mail. Dr. R Pierce Buffalo NY. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure constipation and related ailments.
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Mediciee
Price
Sr. Flerco
I. V. Fierce
Alfalo
Raspberries, meeting, and a July circle invitation
Fifty six members and guests attended a gathering with singing and prayer led by Rev. B. F. Jackson. Mrs. Bow Hawk invited the circle to her home on July 23. Miss Romaine Jackson, visiting West Jefferson, spent a weekend at Buckeye Lake with a party from West Jefferson. A birthday surprise for Miss Anna marked her sixteen birthday with gifts and games. Guests included Ruth Reese Zelina Wilson the Richards Magelo Mrs. Lucy Williams Gertrude Wolfe Lucille Heston Merriam Jackson Daviss Lurr from Columbus Madison Cartmel Springfield Charles Swolpe John Davis Ray Vincent and Ray Dulaney.
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Bow. Hawk
Hee
Catherine Hemsley
Anna
Ruth Reese
Zelina Wilson
the Richards
Magelo
Mrs
Lucy " Williams
Gertrude
Wolfe
Lucillé Heston
Merriam Jackson
Messrs
Sherman poised to resume duties after hospitalization visit
Utica New York July 12 Sherman Republican vice presidential candidate was well enough to resume business today and expects a visit from national committee chairman Witchcock next week. It is announced he will be admitted to a hospital in the city within ten days or two weeks. Dyspepsia was not part of the report as a concern though the ad promotes Bitters as a cure.
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United States
Great Lakes
United States War Department
Methens Inonemestsa
Utica. N
Sherman
Republican Party
Witchcock
National Committee
County Expenditures Highlight Broad Public Spending
A list of county expenditures includes blind relief payments to multiple individuals, with amounts ranging from 12.40 to 42.50 dollars. Also noted are payments for furniture, jury boarding, veterinary and medical costs, road and bridge work, surveyor fees, and various municipal services in the Athens area.
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Hocking + Valley switch
Buearel Corporation
Howard Guthrie
Qrieve Furniture
A. Palmer Wood
Wauko Humphrey
Athetts National Bank
Midland Chemical Company
Janioc
McNickt
Sonthbridge
Recorders
Frank S. Lowrey
J. L. Henry
RT. S
the Buggies Gale Company
Walter L. Remley
Sleward
Athens
Anspital
Priscilla Sutton
Minnie M. Adair
Ruth Sharp
Henry Grean
Irom M. Black
T. ER. Wells
Holdren
Same
H -D. Lefecryer
Harris
Jessie Strickland
The
H. Cole Company
Faunty
Alex Cochran
Ereiight
Aeneaee
S. E. Shall
Lubus
H. Barrows
Board of Review
Nel- Souville
Athens Gas, Light and Electric Co
H. m. Haning
Pike
Hester Swanson
Recorder's Office
Bessie Cheshire
J. W. Campbell
D. R. Richards
Grant Bolin
Sugar Creek
Summer Tourist Fares To Yellowstone on Sale Daily
Athens to Yellowstone National Park fare listed at 58.20 dollars with daily sale notices. The fragment notes a travel promotion, unspecified dates, and an ongoing fare offer for visitors.
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Rae
Yellowstone National Park
Athens
Death at Albany Mrs Elsworth Carpenter Dies After Long Cancer Fight
Mrs Elsworth Carpenter aged about 43 died at home in Albany on Sunday evening after several months of stomach cancer. Maiden name Tara Bartley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bartley. Husband is nephew of Senior J J Carpenter of Athens. Funeral by Rev Long at Albany Presbyterian Church, interment at F Hibbardsville.
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Albany
Elsworth Carpenter
Presbyterian Chelch
F Hibbardsville
Parkerburg Automobile Club Visits Athens for Dinner
Sixteen Parkersburg Automobile Club members toured to Athens Sunday, dining at Hotel Berry after arranging a noonday meal at Jagal hostelry. Nine machines arrived safely around noon, with no major mishaps beyond a puncture or two. The group, including Mr and Mrs B P Storr, left Parkersburg about 2 PM.
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Thite
Parkersburg
B. P * Storr
New Steel Fire Roof Cases Arrive for County Recorder
New steel fire roof cases for the county recorder's office have arrived and been erected by workers from a single factory. The cases are larger and more capable than those in the auditor's office, with improved arrangement to hold the county's records. Additional large tables of the latest make have been provided to the office.
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County Recorders Office
Ono
Death of Mrs. Elmer Sesit in Indisyanpilis
Mrs. Elmer Sesit, granddaughter of Mrs. Sarah Steenwoak, died at home in Indisyanpilis after a months long illness. She was about one year old, eldest daughter of Judge and Mrs. John McMasters, survived by a husband and an infant. The notice mentions a new device with a compressed air tank as unrelated text.
Frank Rose Fined for Plaza Drunk Arrested Yesterday
Frank Rose was fined five dollars and costs this morning in Mayor Hedges' court for a plaza drunkenness incident. He paid the fine and was released. The arrest occurred yesterday.
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Frank Rose
Hedges
May Abolish Sunday Funerals In Ohio
Ohio cemetery boards and trustees consider ending Sunday funerals. The Ohio Association of Cemetery Superintendents condemns Sabbath burials as ostentatious and costly, limiting patrons' rights. The resolution arose from the association's Toledo convention last week.
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Toledo
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