Pythian Sisters Plan Middleport Convention in November
The Pythian Sisters hold a Middleport convention on November 11 with Miss Naomi Jones and Miss Hattie Jones of Logan as guests of Mrs. Frank McKay. A. R. E. of P. members are asked to attend Castle Hall at 7 o clock after the drill and refreshments.
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Pythian Sisters
Middleport
Noami
Hattie Jones
Logan
Mary
Frank McKay
Castle Hall
A. B. Brockett
Hattie Nourse
Alexandria, Va
Dorothy Robins
Houston
Texas
W. BR. McKee
University Terrace
Birthday Party for Ruth Lippincott at East State Street
Mrs. John Lippincott hosted a Saturday luncheon birthday party at her East State Street home for Ruth Lippincott turning eleven. Guests included Mary Frances Kern Alice Tedrick Dorothy Conner Ona Mae Bweeney Hildreth Blowett Doris Day Edna Tribe Mary Harris Jasola Hibbard Freda Mae Mansfield and other friends.
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John Lippincott
East State Street
Ruth
Mary Frances Kern
Alice Tedrick
Dorothy Conner
Ona Mae Bweeney
Hildreth Blowett
Doris Day
Edna Tribe
Mary Harris
Jasola Hibbard
Freda Mae Mansfield
Labor convention debates regaining union strike power in Ohio
In Zanesville on October 15 the Ohio labor convention debated a suite of resolutions. George Nealey of Marion pushed for contracts with unions to expire May 1 annually to aid sympathy strikes. Other measures urged cooperation between the Grange and Labor Federation to influence state legislative seats.
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Zanesville, O
Ohio Labor Convention
George Nealey
Marion
Farmers and Labor
Ohio State Grange
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Census Helpers to Be Needed Shortly
The Census Director announces 80 000 enumerators are needed for the next census. Work starts January 2 and lasts two weeks in cities and a month or more in rural districts. Pay will vary, with expected minimum around 100 dollars per enumerator. Herman C. Roller, acting supervisor for Ohio 11th district, seeks about 160 enumerators and asks applicants to apply by October 20 at Lancaster Ohio. A fitness test will precede assignment.
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Sam L. Rogers
Herman C. Roller
Ohio
Fairfield
Hocking
Perry
Pickaway
Ross
Lancaster
Trip Rage East Capt B W Maynard Arrives at Salduro
Capt B W Maynard sent a telegram via United Press reporting arrival at Salduro at 8 19 this morning and noting fog blanketing the valley from Battle Mountain Nevada to Salduro. Salduro is the first control station on this side of Salt Lake City.
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H. W. Maynard
United Press
Battle Mountain
Reno
Sacramento
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Mineola Field
B. W. Maynard
Salduro
Nev
Salt Lake City
Synod of Ohio Opens with Talk on Education and New Era Movement
The Ohio Synod opened at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Abbott Y. Wilcox delivering a sermon on The Church and the Times. The gathering elected officers, discussed religious education at Ohio University Lane Seminary and Wooster College, and noted New Era Movement funds and church outreach. Dr. Hill reported $700,000 for religious work in state universities and praised denominational colleges as religious amid campaign hopes.
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Synod of Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Abbott Y. Wilcox
D. D
Athens
Church
Times
Walter L. Whallon
Zanesville
Arthur H. Limouze
Cleveland
William Mce
Arthur C. Ludlow
Robert F. Smith
Cardington
Edward T. Swiggett
Cincinnati
Swiggett
Robert E. Pugh
Synodical Home Missions
Synod
Pugh
American Bible and Tract Societies
Board of Freedmen
Ohio Synod
Ohio University
Lane Theological Seminary
College of Wooster
Wooster
Robert Wells Veach
Veach
Young People’s Society
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Edgar P. Hill
General Board of Education
Ohiotate University
General Board
Ohio State University
New Era
General Assembly
Hill
Maryville College
College of Arkansas
College of the South
Millikin University
William Houston
Columbus
Federal Board For
Wooster College
William H. Hudnut
Synodical College
Charles F. Wishart
Chicago
Stewart
Wishart
Wooster College Adopts Bold Goals Under New President Wishart
The Synod hears Wooster College aims for high standards both academically and religiously under new president Dr. Charles F. Wishart. He emphasizes strong leadership and vows to pursue the highest academic and religious standards, while Wooster expands endowment and salaries and notes improved attendance and finances.
Canaan Leading Drive for County Auto Body Membership
Canaan township leads the county Auto Mobile Association recruitment with solicitors listed by W D Baker. Herbert Buckman from the state association arrives to expand efforts in outlying districts as reports show favorable response and a likely successful drive.
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Canaan
County Auto Body
Cannan Township
Automobile Association
W. D. Baker
Baker
Canaan Township
Herbert Oxley
Herbert Hoskinson
Gilbert Crawford
Harve Burch
Harry Starkey
Lieutenant Maynard Reaches Salt Lake After Transcontinental Flight
Lieut. B. W. Maynard, the leader in the trans-continental air race, arrived in Salt Lake City at 10:44 this morning. He said the leg from Salduro was pleasant until the smoky region over Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
B. W. Maynard
Lieut
Maynard
Salduro
Cox Warns Ohio Against Industrial Revolution Unrest
Governor Cox warned Ohio that any industrial unrest would trigger immediate National Guard mobilization. He told the Ohio Building Association League that revolutions would be stopped by keeping the fires of evolution burning.
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Columbus
Cox
Ohio
Ohio Building Association League
National Guard
Deaths Mary E Moore
Miss Mary E Moore died at 8 30 this morning at her brother Charles E Moore Athens R D 6 in her 75th year from organic heart trouble and Brights disease after a six month illness. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 pm at West Union street cemetery chapel with interment there. Survived by two brothers Charles E Moore and Harry L Moore and two sisters Mrs Charles Mintum and Mrs E F Coe. Parents and five siblings preceded her.
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Mary E. Moore
Mary BE. Moore
Charles E. Moore
Athens
R. D
West Union Street
Miss Moore
Malan Moore
Moores
North College Street
Elizabeth Nelson
Athens R. D
Harry L. Moore
Sidney
Charles Mintum
Columbus
E. F. Coe
Port Huron
Mich
Wooster Head Speaks at Chamber Luncheon in Athens County
Dr. Wishart president of Wooster College spoke at the midweek chamber of commerce lunch in Athens County. He urged idealist and practical cooperation for world peace and praised a covenant among nations as a start though imperfect. Herb Buckman of the Ohio State Automobile Association promoted a 3000 member county auto club and county affiliates.
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Dr. Wishart
Wooster College
Ohio Synod of the Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce
Zenner
America
Wishart
Herb Buckman
Ohio State Automobile Association
Athens County
State Officials Quitting Places
Columbus Oct. 15 Governor Cox seeks a Republican to fill the state tax commission vacancy after F Munn of Bowling Green resigns for Arizona with his ill wife. Philip Berg of the state bank agency hints at resignation to join a Cleveland bank. Ivan Pontius of Upper Sandusky is a Democratic candidate for the vacancy. State Fire Marshal T Alfred Fleming likely joins a fire insurance firm, requiring a Democrat successor.
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Lk Columbus
Cox
State Tax Commission
F. Munn
Bowling Green
Munn
Arizona
Philip Berg
Cugency
Cleveland
Ivan Pontius
Upper Sandusky
T. Alfred Fieming
Miller Elected Principal Of Luhrig School In Amesville
C B Miller of Amesville has been elected principal to succeed Howard Bobo who resigned for health reasons. Bobo will return to work outside the classroom until his health improves.
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Miller
C. B. Miller
Amesville
Luhrig School
Howard Bobo
Bobo
End of Strike Triggers Rush of Perishable Goods into NYC
The end of the strike in New York at dawn led to massive amounts of perishable foods stored at rail terminals in Jersey City Hoboken and Weehawken being rushed into New York. Longshoremen had halted work, but resumed as soon as the strike concluded.
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New York
United Press
Railroad Terminale
Jersey City
Hoboken
Weehawken
Coal miners strike looming as railroads face coal shortage
The November 1 coal strike threatens rail traffic with only ten days of coal in reserve, according to data before the Senate coal investigating committee. Testimony cited an inevitable winter shortage, issued after the strike vote. Ohio notices reference public actions and municipal filings in Columbus and Athens with dates in late October and early November.
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Washington
Senate
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President Street
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G. G. Stouch
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H. G. Jefferson
Lucile Allemany
Ohio Synod of the
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G. F. Morgan
Southern California
Detroit
W. G. Danford
Danford
Marfa Texas
E. D. Murch
Mrs. DeForest Murch
Rev. Murch
International Convention of the Christian Church
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W. B. Cable
Franklin Avenue
Child’s Conservation League
E. B. Young
Lisle
Porter & Jones
National Woolen Mills
H. R. Woodruff
Oliver Dahl
Robert Allison
Maplewood Drive
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicare
Thytshinson & Stickney
Doctor Houstons
Era D. D
New Era Movement
Christian Church
William Hiram Foulkes D
Church of Old
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