2500 School Men Attend Conference
More than 2500 Ohio educators attended a three day Ohio State College of Education conference in Columbus ending with sessions led by Arthur C. Perry Jr and Angelo Patel. Talks on supervision and understanding the child dominated the final sessions while exhibits from the Department of Health Education and natural sciences drew attention.
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Arthur C. Perry
Schawit
New York City
Ohio
College of Education
Perry
Angelo Patel
Bronx
de. Patel
Triacial Secere
Ita
W. Charters
Carnegis’ Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Colveibus
Ohi
WAIT A BIT BEFORE BUYING RADIOPHONE
College warns prospective radio listeners that daily market reports will be delayed as extension experiments run two to four weeks. H C San Bam eo, director, says until tests finish no purchase advice can be given. Guidance awaits Hoover Radio Conference in Washington on wavelength allocations.
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State University
Ohio
County
Farm Bureau
H.C. San Bameo
Hoover Radio Conference
Washington
Ramsower
Sermon on Honest Growth From Luther Burbank
In a long sermon, Luther Burbank urges readers to apply the same care to human development as to plants. He argues honesty is essential in raising children and in cultivating life, praising nature and the country town as proper nurseries for growth. Reference to high school graduates and Davis Business College in Toledo, Ohio.
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Luther Burbank
Atle
Sam
Twy
Davis Business College
Toledo
Ohio
Ohio in 1499 A glimpse of a vast forested frontier
The article traces Ohio’s precolonial state as a dense, sun-dappled forested region with buffalo trails and Indian portages. It notes La Salle’s 1667 descent for reliable information and sketches tribal occupation by Iroquois, Delawares, Shawnees, Miamis, Wyandots, and Ottawas. It cites heavy white and Indiana casualties in settling the land and preserving river-named places.
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Ohio
Columbus
Spain
LaSalle
Wike Erie
Sandusky Bay
Muckingum
Scioto Valley
Miami Valley
Morehead
Indiana
The Best Protection April 1st Margaret Boyd Day
A public bulletin promotes house cleaning for safety and health and marks April 1 as Margaret Boyd Day at Ohio University. The piece notes her 1868 admission as the first woman student, the campus landmark of Margaret Boyd Hall, and the growth of women’s education at Ohio University.
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Margaret Boyd
Ohio University
Argraet Boyd
Maggie Boyd
Miss Boyd
M. Boyd
Campo
Ohio cattle feeders day at Wooster Experiment Station
Ohio cattle feeders day at the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster will be held on April 23. More than 100 cattle led by 65 fattening steers and 39 beef cows and heifers will be on exhibition to study feeding problems. The event aims to compare dry region versus silage rations and other feeding questions. It will be the first cattle feeders day at the station.
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Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Typing Work Offered at Reasonable Prices in Home
Typing available for blank contracts informal party invitations debates speeches orations and other manuscripts. All kinds of work on typewriter solicited at my home 238 North Franklin St Zula B Ger Bell.
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North Franklin St
Zula B. Ger
Ohio State University Builds Giant Column Testing Machine
At Ohio State University the mechanical department houses a range of testing machines including 25 to 100 ton capacities. A proposed full scale column testing machine stands nearly 37 feet high and 19 feet long with 250 ton capacity for 25 foot columns. Only four other institutions in the nation have comparable large machines.
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Robinson
Ohio State University
Engineering College
Ohio
University Fo Illinois
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Lehigh University
University of Pennsylvania
Stadium at Ohio State to Pour Concrete by September
Concrete work at Ohio Stadium resumes April 1 as 20,000 cubic yards are planned to be poured by September 1. Pledges totaling 25,000 cubic yards of concrete and 1,900 tons of steel are required with 150 to 200 cubic yards daily. The Stadium committee urges student payments of a $130,000 note due in June to avoid delays and ensure completion for the opening game next fall.
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Ohio Stadium
Ohio State University
Prd
Big Men in Big Jobs Honor Ohio Highway Leaders
The Tribune pledges support for Leon C. Herrick and Fulton County Surveyor RL Bernath as Ohio undertakes its largest and fastest road building program. The piece lauds the Department of Highways methods, urges citizen backing beyond politics, and equates roads with education and centralization for national progress.
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Leon C. Herrick
State of Ohio
RL. Bernath
Fulton County
Buckeye State
Ohio
Othei
the Tribune
Windermere to see $100,000 hotel rise this year
Wauseon investors back Windermere Hotel Company plan for an all year round Venetian style hotel on Elizabeth Marshall property with 400 foot beach frontage. The two story hollow tile building will feature a grand lobby, gardens, bathes, private dining, and a 12 car garage with electric lights and water plant to serve both hotel and Windermere residents. Construction hoped to start May 1 with opening by November 1.
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Windermere
Orlando
Mra
Elizabeth Marshall
Windermere Hotel Company
Projet
Tyciy
Ohio study links property values to tuberculosis death rates
Ohio State University sociology professor C Lively reports 12 year TB data across 30 counties. Higher death rates cluster in Greene Fayette Madison Pickaway and Clinteri counties near top in property values, while Carroll Tuscarawas Jefferson Holmes Guernsey show low TB deaths with lower farm wealth. Delaware Columbiana Washington equal statewide average 106.
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C. Lively
Ohio State University
Ohio
Armong
Greene
Fayette
Madison
Pickaway
Clinteri
Carroll
Hill County
Tuscarawas
Jefferson
Holmes
Guernsey
Columbiana
Washington
Delaware
Battle of Winchester Anniversary Held at Ottokee
The 28th anniversary of the Battle of Winchester was observed in Ottokee on March 2, 1922 with large attendance. The day featured morning and afternoon sessions with speakers including John Sheffield Levi Hoy and M R Badgley of California. Officers elected for the coming year include John Sheffield as president Levi McConkey as vice president Virgil Spring as secretary and Alonzo Marks as treasurer with a list of local veterans in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ottokee
John Sheffield
Barker
R. Shadle
Esteues Levi Hoy
Isiah
McConkey
Levi Hoy
Jwitch
M. R. Badgley
California
Fulton County
Geo. W. Conklin
Swanton
John Sheffivid
Morensi
Mich
Daniel Ron
Wanseon
Kiv
Co. A
Leander Sastaus Wausoon
Tea Meaney
Wausoon
Onto
Co. K
Atgaigan
Wauston
Ohio
Orie Camreee
Nivanseor
C. V. A. W. Ohie
Wauseon
M.S. Eldvidee
Auseon
Ji Bertans
Richard Shadle
Ohin
jGath
Icn
Morenci
Levi McConkey
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Fla
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the Mennel Milling Co
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