Ohio University Trustees Hold 1:30 Th afternoon Meeting
The board meeting in the board room at the university opened at 1:30 with many trustees present. Newly sworn trustee J. E. Kinnison joined, Major L. M. Jewett named secretary, and bids for a new girls dormitory and central heating plant were discussed. The Kircher Company won the dormitory contract at 27,743.82 dollars, with plans to begin ground staking next week.
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Board of Trustees
The
Ohio University
W. C. Lowry
Logan
R. E B. Hamblin
Toledo
C. C. Davidson
Alliance
L. G. Fenton
Winchester
J. F. Benson
Cleveland
C. Whiley
Lancaster
H. W. Coultrap
McArthur
James EF. Kinnison
Jackson
J. Jones
J. M. Welch
J. P. Wood
I. M. Foster
Henry O’bleness
Ellis
Jewett
J. KE. Kinnison
L. M. Jewett
Normal College
University
George L. Fenzel
Charles P. Kircher Company
Fenzel
Kircher Company
Elis
J. M. Foster
Board of State
East Mulberry Street
Athens Brick Company
Death of Florence Easterbrook at State Hospital
Mrs. Florence Easterbrook died at the State Hospital last night at age twenty eight after two years as a patient. Taylor & Shaw prepared the body and shipped it to Buchte, the deceased’s former home, for burial. Funeral set for tomorrow there.
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Florence Easterbrook
State Hospital
Taylor & Shaw
If You See It in the Messenger It's Fifty
A terse line notes a rule or slogan stating that any item seen in the Messenger is valued at fifty units. Context and specifics are unclear from the fragment.
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Nickel
Japan
Dandruff For That Dandruff Of Kal Ane
Unable to determine a coherent news item from the fragment. The text appears incomplete and lacks identifiable people, places, or events to craft a factual summary card.
Grand jury panel drawn for November common pleas term
The November term grand jury for the common pleas court was drawn yesterday naming P Hewitt, Sam Vorhes, Alexander, Charles Moore, Bern, Tom A Walker, Waterloo, Lincoln Fleming, Ames, O O Bryson, Rome, W P Bean, York, Wilbur Williams, Lodi, T J Herrold, Athens, Webb W Poston Jr, York, C A Winger, Lee, Charles Eddy, Trimble, John L Carpenter, Lee, Edward Curtis, Ames, and E Atlas, Trimble. The panel will convene Monday November 6. Petit jurors named include C S Knight, W J White, S Re Wyatt, Joe Cabeen, Charles Buck, Jesse McKee, Louis Finsterwald, J M Parker, A C Stanley, B A Ellis, Hewey Phillips, T W Rutledge. The talesmen are A B White Jr, Troy, C M Higgins, Athens, Phil Blower, Trimble, Fred Hawk, Trimble, Homer Mansfield, Canaan, Will Painter, Ames, John Hill, York, Charles Ford, Troy.
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Common Pleas Court
P. Hewitt
Waterloo Township
Sam Vorhes
Alexander
Charles Moore
Bern
Tom A. Walker
Waterloo
Lincoln Fleming
Ames
O. O. Bryson
Rome
W. P. Bean
York
Wilbur Williams
Lodi
T. J. Herrold
Athens
Webb W. Poston, Jr
C. A. Winger
Lee
Charles Eddy
Trimble
John L. Carpenter
Edward Curtis
E. Atlas
Knight
Lee Township
W. J. White
Re. Wyatt
Joe Cabeen
Charles Buck
Carthage
Jesse McKee
Louis Finsterwald
New Officials Named at Athens State Hospital
Dr. Hanson appointed superintendent after a career as Gallia county auditor and bid for Gallipolis postmaster. Mitchell becomes steward, with his son as treasurer, while A. G. Combs is storekeeper. Trustees plan staff changes after personal inspections. Milo Wilson may stay as assistant or depart.
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Hanson
Athens State Hospital
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Sherman Eagle
Roscoe J. Mauck
Eagle
Gallia
Mitchell
Clinton County
S. A. Mitchell
C. R. Fisher
Wilmington
A. G. Combs
Columbus
Chris McKee
Noble County
Pattison
Milo Wilson
Wills Filed for Mrs White and Mrs Harbaugh in Probate
Copies of the two wills, Mary E. White and Sophia E. Harbaugh of Sewickley Pa, filed in the county probate court. White's estate mainly goes to five children and three grandchildren of a deceased son. Harbaugh's apportions two thirds to Charles and Sarah with trustees for Sophronia and Caroline Mary’s heirs, executed in 1902 and 1893 respectively.
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Mary E. White
Sophia E. Harbaugh
Sewickley
Athens County
J. Collard
Sophronia T. Locke
Charles
Lizzie
Sophie
John N
Sarah
Sophronia
Caroline Mary
Harbaugh
Gravity Loader Installed At Athens Brick Plant
The Athens Brick Company installed a gravity loader to move bricks from the kiln to cars. The device uses a set of rollers and a slanted track so bricks roll by their own weight to the awaiting cars for unloading and packing by workers. If successful, more units may be purchased.
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Athens Brick Company
Pumpkin theft inspires courthouse poem of graft and greed
A court house poetess records a county official lifting a pumpkin from Supt. Baker's wagon on Congress street. The verse laments graft and theft by a politician who steals to satisfy greed, depicting the pumpkin’s fate as a metaphor for corruption.
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Baker
Congress Street
Vinol Trumpets Antiaging Cod Liver Tonic
Vinol claims to restore strength in old age by improving digestion and blood quality. The advertisement states the product uses concentrated cod liver oil with iron to rebuild tissues and strengthen organs, promising natural replacement of weakness with vigor.
Probate Court Transactions This Week
Mary Womeldorff appointed administratrix of Alexander Wormeldorff estate and bonded. Malvina Lefavor elected to take under her husband William KE Lefavor will. Hearings set for Saturday October 27 before Judge Lynch on first and final accounts for Matson, Coe, McKnight, Beckler, and Robinson estates and Snyder guardian account.
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Mary Womeldorff
Alexander Wormeldorff
Malvina Lefavor
William KE. Lefavor
Lynch
Nancy Matson
John Matson
Loreasia Coe
James Coe
Charles D. Hopkins
Thornton McKnight
B. F. Beckler
M. J. Calahan
Rachel J. Beckler
Emery O. Robinson
E. Robinson
Mary J. Snyder
Samuel McClell
Marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge Lynch yesterday
The following pairs received marriage licenses: Jacob Weisenbach 27 farmer Rural Route 1 Guysville and Lucile Winters 19 housekeeper Lotridge. Mortimer A. Pickens 25 rail roader Letart W Va and Anna E. Dinsmore 21 school teacher Guysville. Rev. Harry M. Babin 25 minister Dresden and Eva E. Morse 19 Albany. Gabe Parkobab 23 coal miner Jacksonville and Yamas Zsuz sana 21 Jackson ville. Joseph H. Wolf 24 clerk and Bessie E. Williams 20 teacher Nelsonville. George W. Turner 50 miner Jacksonville and Mabel Russell 23 Marshfield. James Watkins 73 farmer and Mary J. Burleigh 56 Shade. John H. Harrison Jr 23 miner and Eyota West 17 Hocking. Cecil R. Burns 29 railroader and Effie E. Bardin 25 Plantsville.
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Mortimer A. Pickens
Letart
W. Va
Anna E. Dinsmore
Guysville
Harry M. Babin
Dresden
Eva E. Morse
Albany
Gabe Parkobab
Jacksonville
Yamas Zsuzsana
Joseph H. Wolf
Bessie E. Williams
Nelsonville
George W. Turner
Mabel Russell
Marshfield
James Watkins
Mary J. Burleigh
Shade
John H. Harrison, Jr
Miner
Eyota West
Hocking
Cecil R. Burns
Effie E. Bardin
Plantsville
Athens Social Notes Reveal Numerous Regional Visits
Arthur Taylor of the university spent Sunday with friends at Ray. J L Carpenter visits Columbus on business. Owen Jourden and family joined relatives in Hebbards Cave. Otto Barth hosts L L Laflin of Milwaukee on East Mulberry. Britt Hooper visits Logan and New Straitsville. Edith Hunter visits relatives near Marshfield. A A Shoemaker of Columbus guests of Judiah Higgins on West State. T R Biddle, Florence Fluhardt and L Dow Poston are Columbus visitors. Ramsey of Chillicothe visits Athens to see son Harvey Ramsey. G D Read of Zaleski spends Sunday with family in Athens. N W Baker of Chauncey visits Athens Saturday. Frank Tolliver of Floodwood visits Athens. Walter Ireland of Chillicothe hosts in Athens. A L Kessinger of Lancaster visits East Union Street home. Lou Freeman of Albany visits sister-in-law Mrs John Bean. Lewis Richey of Albany visits Athens. A M Lewis and wife spend weekend at Middleport. S T Hill of Guysville is a business visitor in Athens. D F Bennett returns from Pomeroy. Mrs Joseph Herrold of Charleston, W Va, guests in Athens. Florence Gabriel of Columbus visits Eber Gabriel family on Lancaster Street. R E Nye of Chauncey spends Sunday in Athens. Supt J M Roan of Columbus is a business visitor in Athens. James Weidman spends several days in Columbus. Mrs W K Scott visits relatives in Columbus. John and Mrs John Carpenter of Columbus spend Sunday with Athens relatives. Mrs W N Cott returns to Columbus after visit.
Grosvenor at Columbus Address and House Majority Views
Congressman Grosvenor will speak at the Buckeye Club in Columbus. He outlines a methodical prediction of a Republican majority of 50 in the Sixtieth Congress, analyzing district gains and losses across states and reflecting on the uncertain outcome of 42 contested districts. He notes a potential shift in 10 of those districts and questions how Democrats might overcome a large Republican lead.
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Grosvenor
Buckeye Club
Columbus
California
Delaware
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
House
Democratic Party
Death of infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark Chauncey
Callie A infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James Clark of Chauncey died this morning twins born about three months ago the other twin died two months after birth funeral set for Chauncey tomorrow at 3 p m interment in Nye Cemetery
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Callie A
James Clark
Chauncey
Nye
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