Samuel Huntington story of an Ohio governor
The piece outlines Samuel Huntington’s rise to Ohio governor after the contentious 1808 election with General Massie. It notes his Connecticut lineage, his early life in Cleveland, frontier surroundings, and roles as lawyer legislator and constitutional convention member. It highlights Huntington restoring order after the disputed contest and hints at his Democratic alliance, contrasting early Ohio politics.
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Samuel Huntington
Ohio
The
Associated Press
Shapuis
Masaie
Meigs
Deventer
Huntington
Overnor Ifunfington
Danily
Cleveland
Phiis
Enol
Frontier Fort
Prambull Canal
Qryaloga
Yoounty
Mig Elief
Ferson
College Corner Notes From Union City And Nearby
Local college corner column recaps visits between Cincinnati and Union City families, Christmas gatherings, guests from Clifton and Middletown, and holiday events. Repeated social visits include the Caldwells, Buckleys, armstrongs, and several friends in Liberty and Richmond. The piece notes school opening after New Year and Christmas parties, with multiple house calls and recital performances by local students.
Preaday Bridge Club Notes and Social Guests
The club met on Preaday evening with bridge games and gifts exchanged. Maud Daxton won the private high score. Ada Witter and others hosted a luncheon of hot sandwiches olives salad and hot chocolate for invited guests Mrs Ndow Chirk Suvin of New York and Prof Quante of Oxford. The next meeting is scheduled for Mand Paxton in two weeks with Mr and Mrs Carl Tikwynann and family hosting.
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Apoces
Jourar
Gallege Covance
P. B. Jackson
Cincinnati
Bon Brazier
Union City
Cincinauli
Miss Stern Fraxier Hey
Lawrerns Jackson
Riley Caldwell
Marguerits Harvey
Jamea Uitle
Canity
Clifton Epent
William Caldwell
Hubert
Marcella Buckley
Middletown
Tueasday
John Bishop
Wred Bishop
Rielmond
Val Hall of
Grace
King
Columbus
J. DB. Armstrong
Dayton
Jean Armstrong
Miami Valley Hospital
Nellie
Gussie Caldwell
Robert Caldwell
Margaret Taird
Martha of
Siherby
Mni
Samuel Caldwell
Pau Griffith
Richard
Bir
Walter Waldner
Clint Bond
Liberty
Joh Sishop
Cie George
Lawrence Jackson
Elmer Kirkpatrick
Carolyn Smith
Riley Miller
Gamillo
Weidner Uet
D. Brown
Dorothy Fuhrmng
Pho Club
CW. George
C. W. Googe
Suesday
Au Elegan
George Dickens
Freesburg
Shiré
Gladys Taenson
Pitau
Oxford
J. A. Stearns
Bernice Hackersmith
Jean Stearns
Gerald Robinson
Rosaline Baker
Bernice Inkersmith
Marvel
Roilah Rilnek
Rana Paxton
Raymond Paxton
of Overpeck
Dorwine Ison
Willa Harrigan
Reulat Blick
Clndya Jarvison
Virginia Reynolds
Maud Daxton
Ada Witter
Elizabeth Paxton
Gertrude Buke
Mary Gras
Madge Varrison
Virncia Caldwell
Mildred Stamuers
Mawi Paston
Tither Tike
Maebrle Danelass
Ndow Chirk Suvin
New York
Profs Quante
Mand Paxton
Carl Tikwynann
Camily
Donen Stover
Masili
Local notices from Denny Branch family week
Miss Bob Mister visited Betty Delos this week. Mr and Mrs Russell Puckett visited Mrs and Mrs Dick Johnson and family Sunday. Carl and Rhoades Puckett and Ruby Cargara visited nursing staff. Mrs Togel Pontis visited with Ines Paul Dis week. Afra Stokly Bowman visited Clyde Puckett family. Mrs Dunk Gurr and Clyde Puckett and family were Middletown Saturday. Orvilly Poster visited the Rhoades Packete family last week. Clifford Tomnsert of Bayton visiting with Dik John’s family. Rhades Richardson and Halle Rae Jackson married last Saturday. Ruby Lott of New Miami now working in Unuilton.
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Junthal
Denny Tranel
Nec
Bob Mister
Betty Delos
Russell Puckett
Dick Jotnson
Carl Aml Rhoades Puckett
Ruby Cargara
Togel Pontis
Ines Paul Dis
Slolky Bowman
Clyde Puckett
Daughjter
Dnek Gurr
Clyde J Puckett
Puckett
Middletown
Saturiay
Orvilly
Rhoades Packete
Clifford Tomnsert
Bayton
Ales
Dik John
Rhades Richardson
Halle Rae Jackson
Ruby Lott
New Miami
Unuilton
Hoover Apliartes Interest in 1936 Party Reorganization
White House sources say President Hoover shows interest in reorganizing the Republican party and seeking renomination in 1936. Lawrence Richey, a presidential secretary, is noted as assisting in shaping the party realignment among Hoover supporters, Old Guard, and central factions.
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Hse Vyesidert Hoover
G.0. P.senlove
White House
Lawyrence Richey
Central
Old Guard
Reform Fight Aims to Seize National Committee
Era of party realignment surfaces as Charles Hillus and James Wadsworth push to shift control from President Hoover. Amid din of factionalism, local social notes recount Christmas gatherings across Williamsdale, Greenville, and nearby towns, with families celebrating and updates on ill relatives.
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Serence Herry
Charley D. Hillus
New York
Republican Nation
James W. Wadsworth
Wanhlington
National Committee
Hoover
Sentence Sermons by the Rev Roy L Smith
A garbled sermon fragment urges caution about surrendering to temptation and valuing health reputation and character. It hints at faith, trial, and the need for God before trouble, referencing a child’s questions and the worth of a good life.
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John
Hamilton Evening Journal
Good Evening
Sons of Liberty first seavelty in the United States after Misone Brier
The Sons of Liberty became the first se avelety to appear in the United States following the introduction of the Misone Brier, marking a notable cultural debut amid early modern debates.
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Sons of Liberty
New Miami Church Events and Meetings Notice
New Miami schedule lists Bible school at 6:30 and 9:30 a m services, morning worship at 10:00, evening worship at 7:10, and holiness services at 2:30 and 6:30. Cottage prayer at Brother Stanley Moore’s home. watch meeting New Year's Eve at Stanley Moore’s home. Mothers Club meets January 4. Improvement meeting January 6. Local ministers include Brother Charles White Sr and others.
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Church of Christ
Christian Fundamentals
Christian’ Paensen
Biby
Salvation Army Bible School School
Christian Fundamental Church
Stanley: Moore
Charles’ White
Wil Jimsdale
Stanley Moore
Mother’s, Club
Isaan Roosevelt History Misstated in Oral Claim
The record notes a claim that Isaan Roosevelt, alleged great great grandfather of Franklin D Roosevelt, was a sugar refiner who built a pre Revolutionary refinery in America. No verifiable sources confirm this genealogy or industrial achievement, and the link to Roosevelt remains unsubstantiated.
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Isaan Roosevelt
Franklin D. Rougaivelt
United States
Atwrrica
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