Commission urged to study Ohio higher ed funding
The Columbus Dispatch editorial calls for a state appointed commission to study higher education funding in Ohio. It argues for a unified policy designating funds to specific institutions and warns that without a disinterested review the dispute over university versus normal school support will persist.
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Columbus Dispatch
Ohio
Athens
Miami
Ohio State University
Thompson
Good Roads Drive Promises Sample Washington County Mile
Local Good Roads associations in Washington and Athens counties push for road improvements. The National Good Roads Association plans to build a one mile sample road in Washington County to demonstrate modern methods. Counties will supply materials and labor with guidance from officials to construct the road.
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Washington County
Athens County
National Good Roads Association
Good Roads Association
National Association
Marietta Daily Journal
County association backs road project with state help
At the March 3 meeting the County Association referred the matter to County Commissioners for resolutions urging the national association to build the Sample road. Athens county leaders vow to push the project with local cooperation, with Dr. F. P. McVey noted as a state association vice president. Also promotion for Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar at Cline's Pharmacy.
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National Association
County Association
F. P. McVey
State Association
Athens County
Kennedy
Cline
Troubles Of An O. U. Student Flying Home In Fright
Henry Warner, an Ohio University student, spent a weekend in Lodi with his parents. A social honored his return, then a humorous escape tale ended with him fleeing a gruff voice, racing home in a panic, and reciting a bedside prayer before dawn.
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Henry Warner
Ohio University
Lodi
Warner
Monster Keep
O. A
It Pays to Read Newspapers It Pays to Read Newspapers
Frank M. Russell of Cox Wisconsin suffered kidney disease and could not walk. After trying Doctors' treatment and remedies, he read that Dodd's Kidney Pills cured kidney trouble Bright's Disease and rheumatism. He took two boxes and is now able to work all day. Russell calls his recovery the most wonderful case in Chippewa County and credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with miraculous results.
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Cox, Wis
Frank M. Russell
Dodd
Bright
Mr. Russell
Chippewa County
Wisconsin
Various Local Notes From Hockingport and Nearby Towns
Mrs Abbie Parker hosts friends and Mrs Louise Wells improves while Miss Clara Wells and Mrs Ella Munchmeyer rush home for their mother's illness. James Lenox buys a fourth in the Katydid boat running from Reedsville to Parkersburg. A Parkersburg youth son of David Spencer dies after being struck by a live wire and is interred here. Funeral by Rev A S Carroll. Lara Oakes visits in Armenia. Mrs H E Adams and son Julian visit. Bumgardner guests of Mrs Stewart as winter guests depart for home. Ida Cook visits Pittsburg then Cleveland en route home. Dale Reese, nephew of Abbie Parker, dies in New Mexico hospital after three Marine service years and consumption.
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Abbie Parker
Hocking
Louise Wells
Clara Wells
Parkersburg
Ella Munchmeyer
Scott
W. Va
Wells
James Lenox
Harris Ferry
Reedsville
David Spencer
A.S. Carroll
Lara Oakes
Armenia
H. E. Adams
Julian
Ethelinda Parker
Bumgardner
Stewart
Neal White
Ida Cook
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Nellie Stone
Dale Reese
Marine Service
New Mexico
Bayard
Local residents receive visits and travel notices
Local notices show multiple residents traveling to Columbus and returning from trips. W N Kurtz returns from Columbus business, Edward J Briggs heads home to Franklin Nebraska, Mrs C E M Jennings leaves for Columbus, James Beverage visits from T O C Lines, and other guests visit relatives or attend events in Columbus and nearby towns.
Social and local notes from Bethany and nearby towns
Mrs Nina Place hosted a social at her Bethany home Saturday evening to benefit Rev C Bowman of Guysville. Visitors included William Nuzum from Jarvisville WV and Amy Frost at a Stewart birthday party. Edward Lones moved to the Mahlon Hayes farm and Roy Taylor returned to Athens after a visit. Frank Frost visited J B Petty’s family. C C Petty returned to Sugar Creek after a week with his parents.
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Nina Place
C. Bowman
Guysville
William Nuzum
Jarvisville
W. Va
FE. Marple
Edward Lones
Bebee
Mahlon Hayes
Ellen Willard
Amy Frost
Phillips
Stewart
Roy Taylor
William Hurst
Athens
Frank Frost
Frost
J. 8. Petty
C. C. Petty
Sugar Creek
Crazy with drink frightens women in Canaanville
Jesse Warner of Tablertown an employee at the Canaanville shaft was arrested about 430 pm Saturday and charged with carrying concealed weapons He threatened to shoot Lew Simpson fired a revolver and flourished a razor near Flatiron Square scaring Mrs Pete McCormick and Mrs Frank Schloss He was captured near Hudson's factory afterward jailed and later pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly and shooting firearms fined 25 and costs 31 90 and sentenced to 10 days in jail He remains jailed until costs are paid
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Jesse Warner
Tablertown
Canaanville
Warner
Bob Grimm
Lew Simpson
Flatiron Square
Pete McCormick
Frank Schloss
Mill Street
Hudson's Factory
Read
Endorsements Boost Vinol Cure From Ministers and Doctors
Prominent men nationwide back Vinol cod liver oil tonic with strong letters from four ministers and several physicians. Rev. George W. Ruland of Keene New Hampshire testifies it built him up and strengthened him when run down. Proponents promise full refund if Vinol fails to aid the sick and aging in Athens.
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George W. Ruland
Keene
N. H
Vinci
Athens
W. H. McKee
Local Business Visitors Review In City
Mr. Orley Morgan of the F. L. Preston Company resumes work after illness. Marshfield visitors Mr. George W. Duffee and Mr. Hal McVay were in town. Dr. C L Orr of Jerseyville and Mr. John Lindley of Albany were in the city on business.
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Orley Morgan
F. L. Preston Company
George W. Duffee
Hal McVay
Marshfield
C. L. Orr
Jerseyville
John Lindley
Albany
Cincinnati Hill News Notes and Local Entries
Mr Richard Nixon faces a threat of the lung fever. W A Bingman bought a fine driving horse last week. Mr and Mrs W E Daugherty visit their sick mother Mrs Daugherty. Men in the area begin building a new telephone line this week. Miss Ora Bingman is on the sick list. Mr James Shanks took a job at the saw mill near the Plains. Mr and Mrs Charlie Welling were guests of Mrs Kate Tucker on Sunday.
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Richard Nixon
W. A. Bingman
W. E. Daugherty
Daugherty
Ora Bingman
James Shanks
Charlie Welling
Kate Tucker
Local figures visit. painting Athens Bank begins
Guard Bean, teaching at Ira Ohio, visits his parents for a few days. H M Klintworth of Marietta, contractor for the Athens National Bank building interior, arrived to start the work today.
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Guard Bean
Ira
Ohio
H. M. Klintworth
Marietta
Athens National Bank
Teacher Louise Robinett and Dent Rus sell married in Albany
Miss Louise Robinett a teacher on the hill and Dent Russell mail clerk on the B and O were married Saturday evening at 4 o'clock at the Christian church parsonage by Dr Lowe. They will continue their work for a time at least.
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Louise Robinett
Dent Russell
Albany
The
Christian Church
Lowe
Russell
Robinett
Attendance at Teachers' Institute Not Large
Attendees included Supt Bryson Glouster Miss Hattie Orr Trimble Supt Grady O C Jackson Nelsonville Supts D A Dille and Miss Moore Albany C G Dye Torch Supt Guy Dinsmore Stew art and Pearl Bean Guysville The program ran as planned despite Prof Coultrap being absent The small turnout still produced unusually interesting sessions and value for those who attended
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Teachers’ Institute
Bryson
Glouster
Hattie Orr
Trimble
Grady
O. C. Jackson
Nelsonville
D. A. Dille
Miss Moore
Albany
C. G. Dye
Torch
Guy Dinsmore
Stewart
Pearl Bean
Guysville
Coultrap
Stewart Community Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Prof Dinsmoor and wife and Eva Norris attended a teachers meeting in Athens on Saturday. Tom Murphy of Chillicothe visited his mother Sunday. Edward Norris, employed in Marshfield, spent the weekend with his parents. Charles Wharff, sick for a year, went to Columbus Saturday for surgery with Dr Coleman. Revival services ended Thursday with eight new members. Mrs Mary Phillips hosted a birthday dinner last Thursday with many gifts. Eunice Grimes of Columbus visited relatives here. Mrs Will Campbell and son Willie traveled from Corning for her mother's birthday. Clarence Butts from near Guysville visited relatives here Sunday. Matt Lobdell and family called on old friends last week. Maggie Ewers visited Athens and attended a play Friday evening.
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Dinsmoor
Eva Norris
Athens
Tom Murphy
Chillicothe
Edward Norris
Marshfield
Charles Wharff
Columbus
Coleman
Mary Phillips
Eunice Grimes
Will Campbell
Willie
Corning
Clarence Butts
Guysville
Matt Lobdell
Maggie Ewers
Scott's Emulsion Prompts Lifelong Confidence Ad
A prominent druggist hails Scott's Emulsion as lifesaving and reliable for all ages. The ad notes it combats improper and weak development by nourishing the body, restoring lost flesh, and repairing waste, claiming its action is visible and not secret.
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Scott
Scotts
Mack Barrows Sets Poles for Home Phone Addition
Winget Chapel notes Mack Barrows at work setting telephone poles to bring a home phone soon. Mrs Ola Hoisington visited Mrs Ollie Winget last Sunday. Harry Hoisington joined Middleport machine shops. Farmers plow oats. Miss Clara Borman, formerly at Athens, is home ill with rheumatism.
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Mack Barrows
Ola Hoisington
Ollie Winget
Harry Hoisington
Middleport
Clara Borman
Athens
Prominent Cincinnati Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
A Cincinnati woman testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her after nine months of female trouble. She describes relief from pain nervousness and headaches after five bottles and urges other women to use the remedy as a tonic.
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Cincinnati
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Sara Wilson
East
Sd Street
Ohio
Lydia EB
Residents and visitors feature in Marshfield gossip
Miss Winifred Richmond spends Sunday with Frank Swain family in Marshfield. Adam Laverty leaves New Straitsville after several days visiting his son on Poplar avenue. Rev Brown’s vacancy at Clark's Chapel filled by Mr Fred Shaw as Brown is held at Factory Chapel revival.
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Winifred Richmond
Marshfield
Frank Swain
Adam Laverty
New Straitsville
Poplar Avenue
Fred Shaw
Rev. Brown
Clark’s Chapel
Factory Chapel
Man Detained for Drunkenness Found Insane and Committed
Cr. L. Bean, arrested Tuesday on complaint of his wife for drunkenness, remained in city jail until Thursday afternoon when Judge Lynch probated and ruled him insane. He was committed to Athens State Hospital and taken there late that evening.
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Cr. L. Bean
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Frank Rauche
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J. T. Merwin
G. R. Johnson
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Mrs. C. W. Oaks
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George Junod
Clarence McCray
E. G. Jennings
Athens Foundry and Machine Company
West Virginia
C. G. O'Bleness
Henry O’bleness
CC. S. Newsom
Sylvester Spray
Zaleski
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L. M. Tinker
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C. H. Warden
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Vinol
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Baby of Columbus
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Frank D. McCaslin
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