Athens Council Approves Street Lighting Contract
Athens council met Monday to consider contracting with Athens Gas Light and Electric for street lighting over five years. Debate touched on depot layout and rail crossings, with plans to move the Hocking Valley track north of the B&O depot and connect passenger traffic accordingly. Additional notices promoted train excursions and health products amid a flood of local notices.
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Athens Gas Light and Flertrie Company
Connait
Victory expectations in Ohio Senate and House races decline
Fragmented results show Democrats holding Senate control and Republicans leading the joint ballot despite smaller margins than in prior years. Dispatches from Columbus and Colas report a Republican majority in both chambers, with possible shifts if cross votes appeal to McLean and Hayes. The Ohio legislature may edge toward a split power dynamic amid uncertain turnout and penultimate tallies.
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Telegrams from Republican headquarters at Hireotelocks show the Republicans will have a migrovity on joint ballot. This will insure the election next January of Mark Nanna to the United States Senate. Athens company resolves to publican state and cut ticket. county plurality figures are listed across three counties. The proposition to issue bonds for road is carried overwhelmingly by a three to one vote. line vote standing, etc.
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McKinley
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Can State
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Columbus Evening Dispatch
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Dr. Hunter
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General Assembly
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Whey Dispatch
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Noble
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New Zion Dedicated by United Brethren in Christ
In Garien area residents anticipate the dedication of a new church named New Zion. The building was erected by the United Brethren in Christ under Pastor Virgil Tuttle and will host dedicatory services led by Rev. William Dillon.
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Garien
Brethren In Christ
Virgil Tuttle
New Zion
William Dillon
Basten
Athens Triumph Over Columbus Eleven in Hard Fought Victory
Ohio University defeated a swift Columbus team 12 to 0 at Athens in a hard fought midseason clash. Sparks flew as OU blocked, drove, and scored two touchdowns by McLaren and Caldwell with Lowry kicking both goals, while the visitors failed to reach OU’s end zone. The game featured a fierce defensive stand and a lively crowd, marking one of the season’s most exciting gridiron battles in Athens.
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Ohio University
Mr. T
Athens
Ohio Medical Pig-Ssiu
Columbus
Marietta
O.U
Baretta
Agine
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GO. M
Lowry
Foyer
Lis
Caldwell
Athens River
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Meeting at Marietta Ha rietts
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association held a two day session at Marietta with about a hundred teachers from towns large enough for graded schools. Highlights included remarks by Andrews of Marietta and Supt G W DeLong, with Sunday session led by Supt C S Wheaton. officers elected include Isaac Crook as president and R L Hooper as secretary treasurer.
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Marjetm
Sturday
Andrews Hall
Andrews
Marietta
G. W! DeLong
Corn- Chere
Arthur Aliin
Olo
Crook
Ironton Register
Arto Life
Ars
Marietta Register
Supt. C. S. Wheaton
Athens
R. L. Hooper Fof Glouster
Will C. Merritt
Guysville
Isaac Crook
GL. Boyer
Fagan
J. P. West
Middleport
W- C. Merritt
Guyssite
M A
Henson
McArthur
B. R. McVay
Somerset
Porter
Gallipolis
RK. L. Hooper
Glouster
S. Pamphbres
Trenton
J C. Fowler
New Lexington
Ei Donkle
Water town man injured when horse frightened by grain truck
Fred Nice of Waterloo Township was riding near Frost when his horse bolted after a passing grain wagon, throwing Nice and injuring his leg. He reached Athens the next day for treatment and is recovering. Beebe was unhurt. Also mentions acting career notes and a rental ad for a house in Mechanicstown.
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Fred Nice
Waterloo Township
Frost
Nice
Beebe
Mr. Nices
Mr. Nice
Athens
Heirs and Business Shift at Athens Printing Company
Robert B Jennings transfers his interest in the Athens Printing Company to other stockholders and withdraws financially. Mrs Jennings contemplates a future business path while Mount Leister community groups promote Shaker Digestive Cordial as a simple cure, marketing its recipe and claimed health benefits.
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Robert B. Jennings
Mount Leister
Givien
Storkach
Fragmentary note hints at room timing and lamentations
A broken OCR fragment mentions a room assignment by Saturday evening. It references Spencer and a con with lamentation, and a phrase about the easé am ing with unclear meaning. No clear event or entities are identifiable.
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Spencer
Kagrion
Elise
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