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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1894
Page
6
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Ohio Republicans in Athens County urge voters to back a full straight ticket on November 6. They praise Gen. Grosvenor’s record, emphasize industrial protection, and call for high turnout to secure a large Republican majority in Congress and support for local county candidates.
An Athens county editorial argues for voting For Free Turnpikes Yes to authorize three hundred thousand dollars in bonds for a system of free turnpike roads. It claims no tax increase, cites Union county gains, and urges voters to support the modern road law to improve farming, homes, and living standards, plus a new telephone exchange plan with Lancaster Logan and Columbus.
An enthusiastic Glouster crowd packed the opera house Friday for Governor Chase and General Grosvenor. The speakers praised Republican protection and labor support, urging voters to back the ticket on November 6, and highlighting industrial growth and coal prosperity. A second address followed Saturday in Nelsonville.
Mooney of Bloomington marries Ora J Cope of Cooksville on October 17 1894 at Grace M E church. Mooney a former Carthage township resident now teaches in McLean County and enjoys wide acquaintance. Cope eldest daughter of W V Cope, a prosperous McLean County farmer. A family reunion at Chas A Sheldon residence south of Athens followed, with C R Sheldon, H E Dickason, and others in attendance.
Dover township teachers held a meeting at Morristown and organized a reading circle. Officers elected were President E C Woodworth, secretary Emma Weethee, treasurer Pearl Roberts, and critic Hettie Howard.
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