Ohio General Assembly Amendment Resolution Text
An excerpt shows Ohio General Assembly proceedings on a proposed constitutional amendment. The text outlines a process for amending sections of articles II and XVI through a three read requirement, governor objections, and passage by two thirds of both houses, with overall certification by the Secretary of State. The document includes signatures: Speaker THOMPson, Senator Antwarn Hanaia, and Secretary Carmi A. Thompson, dated March 20, 1909 and April 23.
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Bitto
Svery
Howe
Fee
General Assembly
A. Thompson
House of Representatives
Antwarn L. Hanaia
Senate
Ieee
Ole
Ulio
Dave Berennte
Gelutebus
United States OF America
Ohio
Secretary of
Carmi A. Thompson
State of Ohio
Heraby
Columbus
Ohio Joint Resolution Proposes Constitutional Taxation Change
The General Assembly proposes amending section two to create a uniform state and local taxation method for public purposes including schooling, roads, and public institutions. It specifies exemptions for certain personal amounts and outlines publication of property values, with adoption dates and official attestations from Ohio authorities in 1908.
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General Assembly
Ohio
Vienna Rule Requires Wife Consent For Balloon Ascents
In Vienna a man must obtain his wife’s consent before he may ascend in a balloon. The unusual regulation reflects local marriage customs and regulatory practices of the era.
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Vienna
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule
The notice informs teachers examinations will occur on the first Saturday of each month unless a holiday, then on the following Saturday. The Borwell Examinations are set for the third Saturday in April and the second Saturday in May. Aaron Grady, Clerk.
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Aaron Grady
Local Visits Reported Across Small Towns
GLOUSTER Miss Eva Kientz visits relatives in Carrington. Mises Jennie Theophilus spends Sunday with friends in Athens. Robert Dennison and children Leo and Steven visit Joseph Shaw family in Corning. Miss Mary Gormley of Corning spends the week with city friends. Wilda Wright and Dora Mundow visit Junction City. Mr. and Mrs. W B P O Donnell return from Columbus with their little son Walter. Mrs. O Donnell accompanies them home.
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Eva Kientz
Carrington
Mises Jennie Theophilus
Athens
Robert Dennison
Leo
Steven
Joseph Shaw
Corning
Mary Gormley
Wilda Wright
Dora Mundow
Junction City
W. BP
O'Donnell
Walter
Sedalia Mine resumes loading under receiver at Glouster Coal
The Sedalia Mine, now run by the Glouster Coal Company's receiver, resumed coal loading Monday. Water in old workings is being rapidly reduced and large parts of the area will soon be reclaimed. Receiver F. L. Dean says the mine will operate daily and output will rise as fast as possible, increasing employment.
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Sedalia
Glouster Coal Company
F. L. Dean
Large Close Taken In at Methodist Church
A Sabbath service at the Methodist church drew a large class of nearly fifty members to take the vows and enter full connection. Several baptisms occurred. In the evening Rev. Rh. F. Jackson preached earnestly on what owed thou to thy Lord.
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Methodist Church
Rh. F. Jackson
Lancaster social notes and local movements in Grainfield area
Miss Ruth Riekel and Miss Berthabelle Chatterton of Lancaster visit cousins Miriam and Romaine Jackson. D R Griffith and Mrs W B Steffy and son plan a two week visit near Gallipolis. Rev Walter Ross preached in Vincent Catholic church. Reuben Schilling of Derthick and Hen Hooper of this city conduct county seat business. Fred Kittle visits Corning. Colonel R S King and Elisabeth attend King family reunion at Millfield. James Duncan of Lathrop buys Col R King’s residence. A. Weiler of Basil guests J C Angle. Weller runs Basil restaurant and prospers.
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Ruth Riekel
Berthabelle
Jawite Chatterton
Lancaster
Miriam
Romaine Jackson
D. R. Griffith
W. B. Steffy
Little Son
Gallipolis
Walter Ross
Vincent
Rewben Schilling
Derthick
Hen Hooper
Fred Kittle
King
Elisabeth
C. C. Cherrington
Don
Arthur
Millfield
James Duncan
Lathrop
Col. R. King
Walters Couple Wed in Shoals Indiana
Walter Walters and Mrs Estella Walters were married last Wednesday in Shoals Indiana by Rev W A Schell at the Methodist parsonage. Mrs Walters and her two children had been visiting her parents in Indiana, with Mr Walters joining them last week. Mrs Walters is the widow of Thomas Walters, a brother of the groom, who died two years ago from coal mine injuries. The couple will reside in a cottage on Railroad street owned by Mr Walters, and they receive many well wishes for a happy life.
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Walter Walters
Estella Walters
Shoals
Ind
W. A. Schell
Social News From Athens Visitors and Guests
Misses Ancille and Irma Rothman of Athens spent Tuesday in this city with friends. Elizabeth King visited relatives in Athens on Wednesday. Mrs A Nelson and children of Athens were guests of J W Yaw family. Miss Goldie Drake of Athens stayed with Ann Hemsley and Zelina Wilson. Goldie Bridge returned home from Luhrig after visiting relatives. James Carey of Modoc was a business visitor here on Wednesday.
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Ancille
Irma Rothman
Athens
Elizabeth King
A. Nelson and Children
J. W. Yaw
Goldie Drake
Ann Hemsley
Zelina Wil
Goldie Bridge
Luhrig
James Carey
Modoc
Contract Set Saturday At Board Education Meeting
A board of education announces a contract setting session for Saturday. The meeting will address pending agreements and potential bids from local vendors. Officials urge attendance to review proposals and finalize terms.
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Educa
Heating Plant Contract Awarded to Columbus Firm
The board awarded the heating plant contract for the brick building to Columbus Heating & Ventilating Co. as the lowest bidder at 1550 dollars for the furnace complete. A second bid came from Bartlett Bros. of Cleveland at 1750 dollars. Hoffman & Co. represented steam and hot water options but costs surpassed the approved budget. The chosen hot air system is touted as a vast improvement and aligns with statewide findings that hot air plants best heat school buildings, with Columbus, Zanesville and Cleveland facilities cited as examples.
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Bartlett Bros. Company
Cleveland
Hoffman & Co
Columbus
Zanesville
First Tenor Named in Ohio Male Quartet
Heber Henke named first tenor for the Ohio Male Quartet of Columbus ahead of September concerts. The group includes prominent former Ohio University singers, with Henke joining after a strong college record and recent tryout success. He travels to Columbus to arrange rehearsals with the quartet.
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Ohio Male Quartet
Columbuse
Heber Henke
Lyceum
Ohio
Columbus
O. U
Henke
University Glee
First Presbyterian Church
Night Cure Book Ad for Women Claims Free Medical Advice
An advertisement promotes book No. 4 for Women offering confidential medical guidance and details on Dr. Shoop's Night Cure. It touts soothing antiseptic suppositories to address alleged weaknesses and invites readers to write for the book. The Night Cure is sold by The Henderson Crider Drug company in Racine Wisconsin.
Strike at Sunday Creek mine No 261 in Floodwood persists
A strike at Sunday Creek mine No 261 in Floodwood on July 24 shows no settlement prospects. The dispute stems from local troubles and involves mine workers and management.
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Floodwood
Sunday Creek
Lonely couple adopt child in Lubrbe court ruling
In probate court Judge Lynch granted Thomas R. Jones and Estella Jones leave to adopt four year old Thelma Hutchins, changing her name to Thelma Jones. The child's mother is dead. father is crippled and consented. The families reside in Lubrbe.
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Thomas R. Jones
Estella Jones
Thelma Hutchins
William
Sarah Hutchens
Lynch
Cooley Sentenced In Columbus For False Pretenses
Herman Cooley pleaded guilty in Mayor's court to obtaining money under false pretenses and was sentenced by Mayor Hedges to pay $20 plus costs and to serve 60 days in the Columbus workhouse. He lacked funds to pay and will serve the sentence. He obtained $20 from Mrs. David Lowry of Jacksonville, leading to his arrest. The day before, he was fined by Mayor Wells of Nelsonville for drunkenness.
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Herman Cooley
Hedges
Columbus
Cooley
David Lowry
Jacksonville
Lowry
Athens
Nelsonville
Wells
Real estate transfers across townships and villages
A list of recent property transfers across Athens Township Dover and other townships including Verity Village of Athens and Albany with numerous lots and acres changing hands. Considerations range from 1 to 3000 dollars, with several forfeit transfers and parcels including 1 acre and various lots. Names cited include James Hardy Elizabeth Nelson D. A. R. McKinstry Chas Kircher Ben Faucer Jr. and many others.
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James Hardy Co
N. A. Chue
Verity
Village of
Athens
Elizabeth Nelson
Daniel Fleming
Lewis Simpson
Harry G. Stalder
D. A. R. McKinstry
John McCune
Theodore Pickering
I. D. Harris
Chas
P. Kircher
Bart Foley
Eliza W. Graham
Ben Faucer, Jr
State of Ohio
David Beasley
C. A. Beasley
Jessie L. White
Elizabeth White
Dover Township
Trustees of
Christian Church
Morris J. Gardner
Lace A. Ayers
Nora Merzer
Albany
D. F. Moore
Mary EB. Lowther
Rome
W.L. Petty
Richard and
Linton
H. Steward
Anna
Marguerite Steward
Stewart
Benninger
Hudkins
Philander Davis
Almina Forbes
J. W. Wilson
Ohio State
Edward Evans
Glouster
L. R. Andrews
Mason Andrews
Waterloo
Elias Gilbert
James McHarg
Marshfield
Clarence L. Knowlton
Wm. E. Greathouse
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for many female ailments. It claims to strengthen and regulate the system without alcohol or habit-forming drugs and warns it cannot cure tumors but may prevent them. It offers free consultation with Dr. Pierce and confidential correspondence from Buffalo.
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Pierce
Aa Medicis
Ita
Kr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Property transfers in Buchtel and Chauncey areas reported
Transfers show R W Tyle Robi and Ella Tyle T J Cline Joseph Edwards Mary J Linton Cella Winner Sherman Terry Elizabeth Whitmore N O Whitmore Jr Maggie Wilkes Mascie Wilkes and others exchanging parcels in Village of Buchtel and Chauncey with nominal or fixed considerations including several lots 13 146 90 and multiple acres sums 1 500 and 850 detailing parcel changes under local deeds and stakes.
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R. W. Tyle
Robi
Ella Tyle
T. J. Cline
Joseph Edwards
Mary J. Linton
Cella
Sherman Terry
Buchtel
Elizabeth J. Whitmore
N. O. Whitmore, Jr
Maggie E. Wilkes
N. O .Whitmore, Jr
Mascie B. Wilkes
Dr King’s New Discovery Credited For Lung Healing
Mrs. E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pennsylvania praises Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy that heals where others fail. She says it cures long standing threat and lung trouble and expects full health with continued use. The cough and cold healer is sold at McKee’s drug store in 10c and 1.00 prices. trial bottle is free.
Parkersburg Pair Married in Town Ceremony
M. L. Barnlett and Miss Loréna M Ayers, both of Parkersburg, were wed in the city on Thursday afternoon with Hey. F. M. Swinehart performing the ceremony. The newlyweds attracted much attention on the streets as they headed home on the evening train. Mr. Bartlett works at a Parkersburg bank.
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M. L. Barnlett
Loréna M Ayers
Parkersburg
Hey. F. M. Swinehart
Bartlett
Itch Ointment Ad Promotes Skin Cure
An old advertisement touts Dean's Ointment claiming it cures piles eczema and any skin itching. It urges buying from all druggists and uses repetitive onomatopoeia to emphasize relief.
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Dean
Fire damages rear of Jacoby's jewelry room in Chauncey
A fire yesterday at Jacoby's jewelry room in Chauncey drew many idle miners to assist after the alarm. The blaze was brought under control with slight damage to the large brick building owned by Mrs. Sarah Birge, a noted local landmark.
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Chauncey
Jacoby
Sarah Birge
Harvest Picnic Announcement In Glouster Area
Concord notices report visitors from Glouster and Wellsonville names among locals. A harvest picnic is planned at the place on August with all invited. Several social visits and a birth are noted along with an evangelist set to hold meetings in September.
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Harlen Linscott
Mae Adamson
Wellsonville
William Cole
F. M. White
Harley Headley
Lénaé Wemmmer
Floyd Bennett
Joseph Wemmer
Farrar
Missionary Sermon Sparks Donation at M EB Church
Rev. F. R. Alkire delivered a missionary sermon at the M EB church on Sunday morning, followed by a collection totaling 23.45 dollars. Rev. W. D. Robinson also preached at the Christian church’s regular service. Orland Johnson suffered a dislocated ankle from a fall Monday morning. Miss Jaicy Evans left Monday for Philadelphia to visit her sister. Katherine Coe of Athens visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Williams. Gilbert Crawford and Earl Downey of South Canaan called on friends Sunday evening. Mrs. J. S. Biddle and her daughter Ernestine of Mason City, W Va., stayed with Mrs. O. B. Reading last week.
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F. R. Alkire
M. EB
W. D. Robinson
Christian Church
Orland Johnson
Jaicy Evans
Philadelphia
Katherine Coe
Athens
W. M. Williams
Gilbert Crawford
Earl Downey
South Canaan
J. S. Biddle
Ernestine
Mason City
W. Va
Mra. O. B. Reading
Huntley Run Social News From Darwin Pratt's Fork
Mr and Mrs Jacob King and son Delbert visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Riggs of Darwin on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Howard hosted Mr Reeves and wife from Athens. Ellsworth Winger family visited Dr and Mrs L Orr. Grant Kyle of Columbus stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Calvin Davis. Rev Burgett preached at Pratt's Fork, picnic plans for August underway. Mrs William Colmer improves after illness. J P Mohler and daughter Clara were in Athens on business Tuesday. Pearl Sapp visited Pratt's Fork Sunday evening.
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Joseph Howard
Reeves
Athens
Ellsworth Winger
L. Orr
Grant Kyle
Columbus
Calvin Davis
Burgett
Pratt’s Fork
Pratt's Fork
William Colmer
J. P. Mohler
Clara
Pearl Sapp
Coal Yard Blocked Over Slow Lake Delivery
Chauncey Yard faces coal blockage as lakes delivery slows. All Chauncey-area mines run full time through today. Mine No. 24 at Jacksonville offers a $7,000 pay for Saturday.
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Chauncey
Frank Thornton
Chauncey Yards
Jacksonville
Cincinnati Pianist Douglas Boxall Dies After Operation
Concert pianist Douglas Boxall of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music died yesterday at Bethesda hospital after an appendicitis operation. Doctors Oliver and Caldwell performed the surgery. He had appeared at the College Auditorium in Athens on May 13.
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Douglas Boxall
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Boxall
Athens
College Auditorium
Vacation Notice for Walter Ireland
Walter Ireland of Culter & Seip's is taking ten days off. He is currently visiting friends in Canaanville for a day or two and plans to travel to West Virginia to join a camping party.
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Walter Ireland
Culter & Seip’s
Canaanville
West Vir ‘Kinie
Chillicothe
Ambition and fault finding among men noted
A reflection on ambition suggests it divides men by their focus on current condition and the tendency to criticize their present state. The passage implies self examination and critique as markers of ambition in social behavior.
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