Sketch of the New Teachers at Ohio University
The article outlines life sketches of new Ohio University professors and teachers starting this fall. It highlights Thomas N Hoover M Ped A M history professor with Harvard training, Willis L Gard PhD history education and French studies from Dijon, Laura G Smith critic teacher from New York state with extensive training, and Kay Matthews Spencer from Burlington Iowa with advanced music study in New York and the West.
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Ohio University
Thomas N. Hoover
M. Ped
A. M
Jackson (O
Harvard Graduate School
Harvard
Ias
Dr. It
Willis L. Gard
State Normal College
Isn
Laura G Smith
Model School
New York State
Brockport , State Normal School
Clifton
New York
Victor Harris
T. H. Reed
Boston
Columbus
Lancaster
Chillicothe
St. Aloysius Academy
Kay Matthews Spencer
Burlington
Iowa
New York City
E. Presson Miller
George Iwert
John Dennis Mehan
West
Notable Faculty Biographies Span Indiana Clark University
The passage details graduates and faculty achievements from Indiana University Bloomington and Clark University Worcester. It highlights degrees in psychology education music and languages, names key educators such as Presidents Hall Burnham Bryan and Miss J Allian Gonzalez Robinson with study itineraries across North Dakota Chicago Springs and Europe, and notes careers in voice culture and music education including Miss Hedwig Theobald and Miss Spencer with extensive concert and lecture work.
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Indiana University
Bloomington
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Hall
Burnham
Clark
Bryan
Indiana
J Allian Gonzalez Robinson
Winona
Minn
University of North Dakota
Germany
France
Italy
Spain
University of Chicago
Hedwig Theobald
Columbus
St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Herman Eckhardt
Otto Emgeners
Europe
William Shakespeare
London
Madam de ‘la Grange
Paris
Ber
Briece
British Police Show Respect For Late Sheriff Webster
The Vancouver Daily Province reports British Columbia police formed a large funeral procession in honor of American Sheriff Henry M. Webster of Athens County Ohio. The body, embalmed by Center Hanna, was sent home from North Bend after services, with nearly fifty officers in uniform leading the cortege to the Great Northern depot for the 4 p.m. express. United States consul George N. West headed the procession. A further officer is due to arrive to retrieve Pimmett Ewing for trial on forgery charges.
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VaNcouver
British Columbia
Henry M. Webster
The
Daily Province
Amer
Harry M. Webster
Athens County
Ohio
North Bend
B. C
Center & Hanna
Great Northern Depot
United States
George N. West
Pimmett Ewing Beck
Athens
Windle v Windle divorce case in common pleas
Nellie M Windle files sui for divorce against John Windle in common pleas court Monday afternoon. Attorneys listed. The filing marks allegations of neglect. The source also includes an insert for Dr Shoop Health Coffee advertisement with claims of quick preparation and health benefits.
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Common Pleas Court
Nellie M. Windle
John, Windle
Windle Divorce Petition Exposes Alleged Neglect
Mrs Windle states in her petition she married the defendant on September first, 1904 at Nelsonville. They have one child Freddie aged three whom she seeks to retain. She charges the husband has for three years grossly neglected his duties by failing to provide for wife and child, forcing her to support both.
Promising Nelsonville A H S Team Focuses On Upcoming Game
The Nelsonville high school football squad, coached by several preseason mentors, prepares for its first contest next Saturday against Nelsonville High. The lineup includes Ronald Pean center Wilson Jg Pinsterwald Jg Ned Bean Ir Carr Ir Schaeffler re Fenzel Jr Kelley qh Percy Jh Frank McVay Ih McDougall Parker with two-game schedules against Marietta High Wellston Jackson and Logan, plus further matchups before and after Thanksgiving.
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Nelsonville
Ronald Pean
Wilson
Pinsterwald
Ned Bean
Carr
Schaefffler
Fenzel
Kelley
Percy
Frank McVay
Trouble Over Children Ends In Peace Bond
Joseph Armbruster of Lahrig was bound over to county court on a peace bond of 100 dollars after his wife Mrs. Armbruster filed a warrant for his arrest. The couple, who have separated over their children, faced a Thursday hearing in Squire Rose's court with witnesses from Lanhing. Marshal Wald brought Armbruster to the county jail after the hearing was set and the case arose from threats to kill by the husband following their separation.
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Squire Rose
Joseph Armbruster
Lahrig
Lanhing
Wech
Stolen Outfit Sold in Athens After Fredericksburg Theft
A red haired Irishman in Athens tried to sell a stolen outfit from Fredericksburg Ohio at Finsterwald and Williams. He sold the gear for 75 dollars and fled toward Charleston after a reward of 25 dollars was offered for its return. Police recall his boast of knowing every horse in the area.
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Athena
Finsterwald & Williame
Marshal Finsterwald
Fredericksburg
Athens
Frederickeburg
Charleston
John Pinsterwald
Permits to Wed for Hewitt Young and Fannie Martin
The notice records Hewitt Young 22 laborer of Spillman West Virginia and Fannie Martin 16 of Amerville obtaining marriage licenses with father's consent noted for the bride. Also listed are Jesse Clements 23 miner and Nora Safreed 20 both of Jacksonville.
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Hewitt Young
Spillman
Fannie Martin
Amerville
Jesse Clements
Miner
Nora Safreed
Jacksonville
Death of Infant Near Salem Earths Parents
A seven month old child of Mr and Mrs Alex Perry died at their home near Salem. The funeral will be held Saturday morning at 11 o'clock at Salem church.
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Alex Perry
Salem
Salem Church
Death of John Judson at State hospital
John Judson aged 51 died at the State hospital Thursday after four years as an inmate. Formerly of Taylor Ridge, Trimble township, his remains will be taken to Trimble for interment in Truth cemetery. He is survived by a wife, one son and two daughters.
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John Judson
State Hospital
Taylor Ridge
Trimble Township
Trimble
Truth
Died at State Hospital J C Bococa Civil War Veteran
J C Bococa, a 70 year old Civil War veteran and patient at the State Hospital, died Tuesday night of tuberculosis. His home was Gallipolis but relatives live in the West, and he was interred in the hospital cemetery.
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State Hospital
J. C. Bococa
Gallipolis
Far West
Hospital
Sheriff Webster's Death Delays Ewing Return from Vancouver
Deputy Lowry, en route to Vancouver to fetch Emmett Ewing, reports his safe arrival and readiness to begin home with the alleged forger. Sheriff D B Webster plans to proceed, but died before reaching Vancouver. Ewing faces charges of defrauding M T Bilis of 1000 dollars by selling stock as factory secretary.
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Frank Lowry
Vancouver
B. C
Emmett Ewing
Lowry
Webster
Ewing
D. B. Webster
Athens
H. M. Webster
M. T. Bilis
Indiana
New Singer Agent Arrives as Columbus Man Takes Local Agency
Mr D A Thomas of Columbus, a Singer Sewing Machine representative, stays with his son Arthur to arrange his establishment here as Singer agent. The family will move to Athena to live on East Mill Street. Thomas formerly ran a Singer agency in Welleson and built a solid business. He is described as enterprising, friendly, and a valued Christian citizen.
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D. A. Thomas
Columbus
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Arthur
Singer Agency
Athena
East Mill Street
Thames
Singer Company
Welleton
Burial arrangements for Sheriff H M Webster in Chillicothe
The Chillcothe Advertiser reports the burial of Athens County Sheriff Harry Webster who died after a train incident in British Columbia. An express train will carry the body to Chillicothe Sunday noon, escorted by about 250 Masons, Woodmen, and Knights of Pythias. The casket will be placed in Grandview vault, with I O P and Elks organizing escort at the Twentieth Century bend.
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Chillcothe
H. M. Webster
Athens County
Harry Webster
British Columbia
Athens
Masons
Wika
Knights of Pythias
Grandview
Webster
Ross County
Sheriff Webster
I. of P's
Masons and
Elks
Bend
Burdock Blood Litters Praised for Health Support
An advertisement asserts burdock blood litters improve health by keeping the body well. It frames a healthy man as a king and an unhealthy man as a slave, promoting the product as a vitality aid.
Miss Anna Pritchett Joins Wellesley Economics Faculty
Miss Anna Pritchett of Lowinville Kentucky has been appointed to the chair of economics at Wellesley College. She has just passed her twenty fifth birthday and is the youngest member of the faculty.
Historic forest fires traced from Miramichi to Hinckley
A retrospective recounts major fires from the Miramichi blaze of October 1825 through Peshtigo and Michigan events to Hinckley in 1894. It notes vast timber loss, civilian deaths, and economic impact, stressing delayed recovery and ongoing restoration needs.
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Miramichi
Lake States
Newcastle
Miramichi River
New Brunswick
Chatham
Douglas Atown
Peshtigo
Wisconsin
Tiother
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Kerrs Visit In Portage City Delights Host
New port Ohio couple Mr and Mrs Bert Kerr spent Thursday at the home of C M Clarks in this city then left Friday for Price town to visit Mrs Kerrs parents Dr and Mr FP H Glosemin. N W Linscott of Athens delivered oil here Friday and attended business interests. Gbvert Glass of East Branch and M T Walsh of Athens visited Friday. Mike McGovern of Corning, Ohio Central detective, was here on business Friday.
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New York City
E. Pierson Miller
Kerman Klein
Shakespeare
London
Charles W. Clark
Paris
Board of Education
H. M. Leipziger
Spencer
Clvachenqua
Athens
Bert Kerr
Newport
Ohio
C. M. Clark
Pricetown
Bridge Across Sunday Creek Quiet After Turbulent Build
The new bridge across Sunday Creek completed long ago has calmed the uproar from the city council and residents who feared earthmoving sounds and embankment work for approaches. The loud disruption has largely ceased, and normal life resumes.
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Sunday Creek
Glew ater schools report strong enrollment in new term
All indications point to a good and prosperous year's work in Glew ater schools. Fall and winter term started satisfactorily and enrollments after the second week show a large increase over the first. The only difficulty is hot and dry weather making days uncomfortable for teachers and pupils.
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Glewater
Temperance Meetings Series Opens with Rutledge in City
A sequence of temperance gatherings is underway in the city. Hon John Rutledge of Cleveland spoke at Gossell’s corner, then headed to Jacksonville for another large audience. Upcoming speakers include Hon T H Clark and Rev W H Reden with A K Price slated to speak at Gascell's corner the night before the election.
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John Rutledge
Cleveland
Gossell’s Corner
Rutledge
Jacksonville
T. H. Clark
W. H
Theoplan Trio Delights Athens Audience at M B Church
Mies Nina Butts visits Athens and plans to stay with relatives. The Theoplan Trio from Ohio University Athens presented an engaging program at M. B. Church Friday evening. Members Gertrude Gardner George C Blower Lonwise K Waller delivered polished readings and recitals, praised as one of the city's best entertainments. They will be warmly welcomed on a future date by our patrons.
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Mies Nina Butts
Athens
Theoplan
Department of Education
Ohio University
M. B. Church
Gertrude Gardner
George C. Blower
Lonwise K. Waller
Ou chMévens
Heese Is Honored As Lantern Editorial Leader
Traeet Hesse and penny Boe were elected organizer and first associate editor of The Ohio State Lantern at Ohio State University in Columbus. Hesse, a Sterner High School graduate of 1904, moved to Columbus about two years ago with Ernest Gall and Glenna, all graduates of Glouster schools, joining the university community.
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Traeet Hesse
Penny Boe Mgshoy
Ohio State Lantern
Ohio State University of Columbus
Hesee
Aster High
Hesse
Columbus
Ernest
Gall
Glenna
Glouster
O. 8. UV
Stolen Bicycle Recovered in Parkersburg Case
Dr I M Campbell secured a warrant against Charles Fields charging bicycle theft valued at 335 dollars. Chief Oliver arrested Fields in Nelsonville Ohio and brought him to Parkersburg after officers nationwide kept watch. Fields had priorly faced arrest for removing window sash from an unoccupied house.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
I. M. Campbell
Nome
Quire Thomas
Charles Pields
Campbell
Fields
Oliver
Pields
Nelsonville
Ohio
Captain M W Halsey Reunites Old Company in Athens
Captain M W Halsey, Kansas City businessman, stops in Athens on return from a national encampment in Toledo. Several members of his former Company BD, 1st Regt O V L, take advantage of his visit to hold a reunion in his honor.
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M. W. Halsey
Kansas City
Athens
Toledo
Contein Halsey
1Sth Regt. O. V. L
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University of Dijon
University of Oklahoma
Miss Hedwig Theobald
Lillian Gonzalez Robinson
Ph. D
Miss Kay Matthews Spencer
Thomas N. Hoover, M. Ped, A.M
Laura
Smith
John Windle
Dr. Shoop
Squire's Court
Hinckley
Minnesota
Heru
Heese
Bath
Ogeatere
Captain Halsey
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