Judge Hears Favorable View Of Ohio University Control Plan
Judge J M Wood spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon praising a new centralization plan for state education that would place Ohio University under a nine department system. He argued the change would improve efficiency and align the university with other state institutions under Governor Davis’s program.
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Ohio University
J. M. Wood
Chamber of Commerce
Wood
Hartyudge
Davis
Universty
Bat
Placiaa
Local Social Notes Show Guests Visiting Area Families
The Plains hosts dinner guests at the Mitch el home includes W. B. Wyman Athens Edgar Deroy Floodwood Clydewell and others. Mrs. James Terrell entertained guests from Chauncey and Athens. Visits to Sugar Creek and Sand Run noted along with gatherings at Lydia Beachout and Sugar W. M. Whitletech in Gloucester. Families from Factory and surrounding towns are mentioned with multiple Sunday visits.
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Dave Mitchel
Wyman
Athens
Edgar Deroy
Floodwood
Clydewell
James Terrell
Dave Terrell
Chauncey
Mies Wolf
Arthur Burchfield
C. D. Augustine
Sugar Creek
Lyons
Ferm
Akron group plans drive for a girls' welfare home
The Akron and Summit County Federation discusses a march 2 meeting in Eluecene. Members emphasize educating mothers and children. Club women consider launching a drive to build a new home for girls in Rubber City, urged by policewoman Mrs Grage Hill in a federation address.
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Akron and
Summit County
Feam Hab
Akron Club
Grage Hill
Big Contrast Seen Within Cy Limits
Dublin and Belfast contrast under home rule plans with Dublin calm and Dublin wary while Belfast shows armed police, rioting remnants and a tense street scene. The piece notes differing attitudes, patrols, and landmarks amid the 1916 rebellion memory and ongoing political unrest. Local social items follow about visits and gatherings in communities.
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Chas
McCann
United Press
Dublin
Belfast
Ireland
Royal Irish Constabulary
Sackville Street
The Truth About Eczema and Piles
A fragmented ad claims Peterson Ointment relieves eczema and skin sores after years of itching. It cites testimonies, location addresses in Pitts and Buffalo, and urges mail orders for relief from skin diseases.
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Eczema
Piles
Peter- Son
Mies
Peters
Mentho Sulphur Cream for Eczema Relief
A historic ad promotes Mentho Sulphur as a skin remedy for eczema with itching irritation and cracked or dry skin. It claims relief after two to three applications and asserts sulphur destroys parasites causing the condition, noting small jars are available at drug stores.
Sold Auto and Saves the Check as a Souvenir
Toledo report recounts auto salesman George Harmon chasing a buyer who promised a $500 check and extras. The customer vanished after listing many options and the salesman sought an address to locate Mr Blank, who reportedly bought four cars recently. Neighbors suspected an escaped lunatic.
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Toledo
George Harmon
Harmon
Mr. Blank
Spring Fashion Fete Boosts City Federation Funds
Mrs George Elliott McCormick describes the Spring Fashion Fete held at Hotel Deshler Columbus on March 3 to benefit the City Federation of Women's Clubs. The event filled seats and raised a generous sum for federation activities, including the Style of a Site accessories and dancing. Willard Federation president Mrs H F Murray states the aim to unite club resources, with 18 clubs and 300 members, noting a civic committee effort that led to a community center banquet.
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Geo. Elliott McCormick
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Willard
Willard Federation
H. F. Murray
Lard
Federati Civic Committee
Obituary of Mrs Jane Matthews Riley of Athens
Mrs Jane Matthews Riley daughter of Hugh and Delilah born March 3 married Newman ee March 22 1860 had four sons two survive Hugh Eldon of Nelsonville Clarence of Hebberdsville. She lived on an Athens county farm then cared for her ill mother. Married George Riley October 20 1917 lived at 78 West State Athens died March 2 1921. Survived by husband three sons two sisters two brothers nineteen grandchildren and a devoted Methodist member.
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Jane Matthews Riley
Hugh
Delilaha
Newmanee
George Riley
Athens
Old Home
West State Street
Mellissa Wright
Eblecta Dowler
Columbus
Hugh Poston
Granville Poston
West Virginia
Methodist Church
Lfe
Earth
Card of Thanks for George Riley and Mathews family
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for help during illness and death of their wife and mother. They thank those who attended the funeral and Rev. Roberts for comforting words and Mr Dowler for arrangements and flowers. Names listed include George Riley Hugh Mathews Clarence Mathews and Eldon Mathews.
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Sanz
Rev. Roberts
Mr. Dowler
George Riley
Hugh Mathews
Clarence Mathews
Eldon Mathews
Divorce Petitions Filed in Tec Court Over Alleged Infidelity and Threats
Margaret Bowers sues for divorce from Charles Bowers of Nelsonville alleging he threatened to kill her while she sought to take their child to church. Another petition by Samuel Duckler claims wife Myrtle Guckler has paid attention to Walter Morris, with alleged improper relations in Clarksburg and Norwood. custody of their child Mary is asked.
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Chas Wers
Nelsonville
Margaret Bowers
Charles Bowers
Bowers
Samuel Cu
Myrtle Guckler
Walter Morris
Ducklers
Mary
Clarksburg
Norwood
W. Va
Morris
RAN DOWN THIEVES
New York Central railroad detectives shot and killed one man and wounded another while pursuing box car thieves in a chase that ended with their capture.
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New York Central Railroad
Greek King Plans Limited Front Visit Amid Credit Pressures
Athens dispatch reports King Constantine will not go to Smyrna, with Greece set to abandon war unless allies bankroll costs. Venizelist critics fear pre election leverage, while royalists push for securing national credit through English French or American loans.
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Athens
Mar
Constantine
Smyrna
Greece
Mustapha Kemal
Venizelos
Paris
London
Nice
England
France
United States
Fifty Year Old Coal Still Good
George E Buss of New Philadelphia recalls an overcoat purchased fifty years ago that remains wearable. He says the coat was a hand me down from his father, who wore it long before. Despite time, the coat’s style appears unchanged.
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New
Philadelphia
George E. Buss
Buss
Maranville Heads Delegation Leadership
Fer Maranville led the delegation in a supervisory role, directing oversight and coordination of its activities and responsibilities.
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Fer Maranville
Female trouble relief claimed with Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Burlington Vermont reader Mrs H R Search describes severe female ailments that left her unable to walk. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's remedy with improvement and offers testimonials to encourage others to request the company's private text for women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EK
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Massachuve
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