Thirty-First Annual Ohio Sunday School Union Convention
Ohio Sunday School Union announces its Thirty-First Annual Convention in Zanesville on June 8 9 and 10 with practical sessions led by noted speakers including Rev E P Armstrong Miss Annie S Harlow Col Robi Cowden Rev B W Chidlaw Mrs H M Ingham Rev W F Mc Cauley and others. Delegates urged from each county. entertainment arranged in Zanesville. special prayer requested for the convention and advance programmes available. Reports note jack salmon releases in the Hocking river and a large carp minnow planting. Fisher and Aiken circus praised for quality performances in Athens amid weather delays. local humor on manners and advertising cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Sunday School Union
Zanesville
E. O. Excell
Chicago
E. P. Armstrong
School For Training Christian Workers
Springfield
Mass
Annie
W. F. McCauley
Dayton
J. G. Park
Ada Normal College
B. F. Prince
Wittenberg College
F. A. Wilber
Mt. Vernon
M. C. Lockwood
Cincinnati
D. Hutsinpiller
Toledo
Athens M. E. Church
W. J. Zuck
Otterbein University
J. A. P. McGaw
Addison Palmer
Marion Lawrence
Clay Mclean
Wm. Lowry
Hocking
Athens
Lima
Sarah Radabaugh
Pickaway County
Theodore Thomas
Ohio Association of Ex-Pioneers of War
Xenia
Edmonds
Cleveland Infirmary
Holland
Mary Heistand
Canton
George Dixon
New Brighton
Steubenville
Fred Getatenmaier
Massillon
Grafton
W. Va
John Dent
John Gordon
Clarke
Champaign
Madison
Logan
Greene Counties
Household upheaval in spring housework ritual
A humorous sketch describes the annual spring cleaning season. The husband wanders with a distant look as he avoids missteps at home while a busy wife, sleeves rolled, offers leftovers and a cold bite. He ends the meal, tramples a coat tail and hat, then leaves swearing to relocate until the chaos passes.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Oregon State Prison
Quonochontang
R. I
St. Louis
Capitol
Washington
John Sage
Marion
Ind
Mills
Maj. McKinley
S. N. Sterne
Sterne & Son, Clothiers
Broadway
New York
General Freemont
Surprise 70th Birthday for Mrs Maria Wilkes Near Marshfield
A social event celebrated Mrs Maria Wilkes seventieth birthday at her Marshfield area home after she returned from Chauncey to find a surprise gathering. Guests extended warm congratulations as the afternoon featured social intercourse and a sumptuous dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Wilkes
Marshfield
County school examiners list of certificate holders found
Courtesy note credits superintendent Coultrap of Nelsonville schools and the county board of examiners secretary for providing the list of successful certificate applicants from the recent meeting. The note thanks Coultrap and anticipates future favors. The article also mentions a proposed railroad project Dayton Hocking Valley and Eastern with planned termini and routes through several communities.
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Coultrap
Nelsonville
County Board of School Examiners
Sienae Noesan Sand
Dayton
Hocking Valley
Eastern
Sipeons Co
Materia
Siem
Besking
Vinton
Payette
Montgome
Train schedule unchanged by C. H. V. T. until Sunday
The C ., H. V. & T. will keep current running times for their passenger trains through the period. The Sunday train will depart Columbus at 6 p.m. and reach Athens at 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Athens i
Fragments Hint Staffing Struggles in Neiwaville
Readable fragments indicate workers in Neiwaville are largely employed full time while early complaints target scarce care and limited resources for patients. The text preserves local concern about service provision and staffing levels.
Debated federal control and home rule in shaping representation
The piece argues Congress may supervise elections but questions if a federal remedy is best for democracy. It favors home rule and local study of governance, cites the McComas and Blair bills, and contemplates repeal of the Fifteenth Amendment as a path to stronger state representation in Congress, while stressing education and local participation. It also notes acclaim for Stanley in England and a flood of diverse, non sequitur items from weather to obituaries.
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Congress
Columbus Dispatch
McComas
Blair
Washington City
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Onio Sunday School Union
Fisher and Aiken
Marx Bros
Develde and McCoy
Airzo
Fisher
Aiken
Bellaire Evening Tribune
Meigs “Ory
Frank Lowther
Aewal
Albangahevin
Edie Choad Yune
Billy Foley
Massenari Building
Foley
Neiwaville
Ealy
Stanley
England
Union County
Montana
Albany
Fulton
Asylum
San Francisco
Maine
Joseph E. Johnson
Robert E. Lee
Richmond
Germany
Europe
Johnstown
Bordentown
N. J
Vandegrift
Frank C. Norman
Albert Moorehouse
Indiana Cavalry
Indianapolis
Nashville
Nathan Williams
Staunton
Sandy Kelley
Knoxville
Tenn
Becky Stevens
Sculieee Means
The
Hesperian
Texas
Chas
Reemouth
Tribune
State News
Akron
Esther Light
Walnut Hills
Jonathan Gardner
Powell
Delaware County
Senator Sherman
General Sherman
Pat Burke
Jack Duffy
W. L. Brice
U. S
Brice
Denver
Colorado
Ohio
Henry E. Dixey
George Stump
Buena Vista
Fairfield County
Mary Lusk
Jeremiah Lusk
Perry Township
Allen County
Eaton
Margaret McQuiston
Cleveland
Richard Bitterlich
William O’keefe
Jim O'Donnel
Soldiers’ Home
Sandusky
MEIGS
Columbus Woods
Salem Township
John Weldon
Meigs County
Racine
John E. McBride
Eliza Jane Walker
Minersville
Pomeroy
Thomas Dudgeon
Columbia Township
Eli Russell
Leadingreek
Thornt Vale
Jack Saxton
Grass Run
Rutland Township
Charles Shively
James McGravy
West End
Frank Beachout
Athens Asylum
Odd Fellows
Brown Corner
C. E. Bowen
Prudence Brimner
Washington Township
Hocking County
Presbyterian Church
Logan Fire Brick Company
George Rose
George Gantz
Liberty Township
Marietta
John C. Goldsmith
Pittsburg
Maggie (Brown) Sexton
Waterson
St. Mary’s Church
Etta
Aaron Edgell
Hattie Lazarus
Moxahala
New Lexington High School
New Lexington Tribune
Hysell
Presbyterian
McConnelsville
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