Ohio University Board Selects Bardin Lot for Heating Plant
The Ohio University Board of Trustees met in a fall session to choose between sites for a new central heating plant. The Bardin Cement and Lime Lot was selected pending clear title, with a June report required on title status and possible extra meetings. The board also voted to extend the athletic field by repurposing southern lease land for tennis courts and more sports facilities, expanding space for student athletics.
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Board of Trustees
The
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
W. H. Boyd
Cincinnati
W. C. Lowry
Logan
R. E. Hamblin
Toledo
C. Davidson
Alliance
A. Leve
E. J. Jones
J. P. Wood
J. M. Welch
This
F. C. Whiley
Lancaster
H. W. Coultrap
MacArthur
Thomas Blackstone
Circleville
Henry O’bleness
James E. Kinnison
Jackson
Ellis
van Vorhes
Grosvenor
Bardin Cement and Lime House
University
Rardin
Western Mining Company
Welch
Strike Talks In Pomeroy District Fail To Bridge Gap
Operators and miners in the Pomeroy district remain apart after failed first talks. The miners seek the Hocking Valley scale for pick and machine work and the Jackson scale for day work, while operators offer the 1903 scale already paid. Meeting adjourned to Monday as about 600 workers stay out.
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Pomeroy
Hocking Valley
Jackson
Pallas Club Holds April Meeting at Mrs White’s Home
The Pallas Club met at Mrs. A P White on Lancaster Street Saturday afternoon April 27. Mrs H W Elson led the session after a brief business period. Papers on Emigration and Canada and United States were read, followed by a discussion of the United States Navy. Next meeting May 1 at Mrs J B Clayton’s home. last gathering of the year.
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Pallas Club
A. P. White
Lancaster Street
H. W. Elson
A. E. Price
Hester Blackstone
Canada
United States
America
United States Navy
J. B. Clayton
Vinol the modern strength creator and body builder
Local ad from McKee's Drug Store touts Vinol a cod liver preparation without oil claiming concentrated medicinal strength elements from fresh cod livers. It promises money back if results aren’t seen for run down tired people in the area.
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Vinci
McKee’s
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic Promoted in Ad Copy
Fastidious women consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic essential for feminine hygiene and local treatment. The wash is advertised as cleansing germicidal deodorizing and healing. Sold by druggists with free sample at The R Paxton Co Boston Mass.
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R. Paxton Co
Boston
Mass
Phi Delts Dominate Sigma Alpha In 22-3 Baseball Win
The Pan-Hellenic league game at the athletic field saw Phi Delts defeat Sigma Alpha 22 to 3 in four innings as Phi Delts pitchers and hitters overwhelmed the opponent. LeRoy pitched for Sigma Alpha and endured control issues while Phi Delts posted seven hits and three errors by Sigma Alpha.
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Phi Delt
Sigma Alpha
Phi Delts
Phi
Blower
McKeever
Short
Whitmore
Evans
Johnson
Jones
LeRoy
Coultrap
Lever
Wood
Henke
Warren
Wilmot
Elliott
Signa Alphas
McCleary
Ohio coal dealers to issue year book before May meeting
Secretary C. C. Johnson of the Wholesale and Retail Coal Dealers' Association of Ohio returns from a southern trip with data for the year book. The volume aims to reflect strong interest in the association and will be issued before the annual Columbus meeting on May 28 and 29.
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C. C. Johnson
Wholesale and Retail Coal Dealers’ Association of Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Sun
Discrimination Case Against Hocking Valley Railroad Heard
Prominent independent coal operators testifying before Interstate Commerce Commissioner E. E. Clark warned of extermination threats if the Sun Day Creek Coal quota of foreign road fuel cars was not counted. Operators W. K. Field A Brenholts and Thomas Johnson cited car shortages that forced mine closures and migration to Sunday Creek. Oral arguments will be in Washington before the full commission with a ruling not expected before July.
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Hocking Valley Railroad
State Journal
Interstate Commerce
E. E. Clark
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Sunday Creek
W. K. Field
New Pittsburg Coal Company
A. Brenholts
Imperial Coal Company
Thomas Johnson
Johnson Coal Mining Company
Clark
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Hocking Valley
Washington
Interstate Commission
Columbus
Women’s Home Missionary Society Social Session
The Women’s Home Missionary Society held a Friday evening social at Mrs. A. Bethel’s home on West Washington. Members paid one dollar toward the year’s pledge to help build the new Methodist church, raising 49 dollars with a musical program and refreshments enjoyed by all. The treasurer invites any remaining members to contribute.
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Womens’ Home Missionary Society
Bethel
West Washington Street
New Methodist Church
Local Physicians Attend State Medical Meetings
Drs. C. S. McDougal and D. H. Bid die returned from Columbus where they attended state medical meetings. McDougal joined a council session at the Capital City and represented his district. Biddle led the county medical societies secretaries as Athens county secretary. The meeting marked the first gathering of county secretaries with 50 to 60 counties present at the A I A temple.
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C. S. McDougal
D. H. Biddie
Columbus
McDougal
Ohio State Medical Association
Chittenden
Biddle
Athens County Association
State Journal
Ohio
A. I. A. Temple
J. H. J. Upham
Charles J. Shepard
Cedar Point
State Medical Society
GC. A. L. Reed
Cincinnati
Frank Winders
M. R. McClellan
Xenia
The
Shepard
Neil House
Death at Pleasanton for Mrs Lydia A Woodruff
Mrs Lydia A Woodruff aged 67 wife of Solomon Woodruff died at her Pleasanton home Thursday afternoon after a two year illness of stomach trouble. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Saturday from the Methodist church in Pleasanton with Rev Wood officiating. She leaves a husband two daughters Lucy of Columbus and Hessie at home several brothers John George Charles William Sheldon Parker and one sister Mrs Elizabeth Martin She is also sister of Dr George Parker of Athens.
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Lydia A. Woodruff
Solomon Woodruff
Pleasanton
Methodist
Wood
Lucy
Columbus
Hessie
John
George
Charles
William
Sheldon Parker
Elizabeth Martin
George Parker
Athens
Betas to Convene District Convention in Cincinnati
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity will hold its biennial district convention in Cincinnati on Saturday with lunch at 131 East Fourth Street noon followed by a full afternoon business session. A 6 pm banquet will be hosted by the Business Men's Club and features toastmaster Dr David W Parker of Ohio Wesleyan University with speakers Prof Graves of Ohio State and others from Cincinnati and nearby colleges. A Sunday river boat ride is planned. The district includes Ohio and West Virginia with chapters at Wittenberg Denison Ohio University Ohio State Miami Bethany WVU and University of Cincinnati. About 50 delegates from these schools are expected plus attendee Zellnert from Beta Kappa Ohio University and others who will stay through Sunday.
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Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Cincinnati
Beta Fraternity
East Fourth Street
Business Men's Club
David W. Parker
Ohio Wesleyan University
Graves
Ohio State University
C. B. Thomas
Ohio University
Zellnert
Messrs. Forsythe
Dunkle
Hamilton
Bean
Hanna's Green Seal Paints for Boss's Crew
A compact note highlights Hanna's Green Seal paint as a trusted product. It emphasizes good relations with the boss and smooth collaboration on painting tasks.
Second Chapter of Super Law Suit Emerges
The second chapter of the Super Law suit appears as Dr. Super seeks to recover $30 with 6 percent interest from November 3, 1902, alleging Prof. Leve took funds to invest in stocks but diverted them. An attachment order is filed in Squire Logan's court by L. G. Worstell. Auditors at Ohio University may hold defendant assets. a hearing is set for Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Dr. Super
Prof. Leve
Board of Trustees
Squire Logan
L. G. Worstell
Prof. Leue
I. M. Foster
Ohio University
Hart H. Haning
John Maxwell
DroUgne
Superbs Gol
Beasley Named Superintendent and Matron of Athens Children’s Home
At the monthly board meeting Mr. and Mrs. George E. Beasley were installed as superintendent and matron of the Athens County Children’s Home. Mrs. Armstrong, retiring head, summarized twenty four years of service and urged continued devotion from trustees staff and friends as she bids farewell.
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Mrs. Geo. Beasley
Children’s
The
Children’s Home
George E. Beasley
Armstrong
Board of Trustees
Athens
Beasley
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