Lattamer Named Head Of Ohio Banking Department
Emery Lattamer of Hicksville appointed by Governor Cox to head the Ohio state banking department, succeeding Frank E. Baxter who resigned after a funds disclosure. Lattamer, ex-bank official and newspaper man, takes charge with Hay as examiner and Walters acting superintendent. Vacancies and examiner hires expected. applications to Lattamer. The industrial commission bill advances, with appeals to the supreme court. Governor Cox vetoes Cooper’s entailed estates bill amid party split. George Blair of Pike County to be released after sentencing error noted by Attorney General Hogan.
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Qohunbus
O. Fuel
Emery Lattamer
Hicksville
Cox
State Banking Department
Frank E. Baxter
Laitannet
Hay
Teledo
State Building and Loan Bureau
Lattamer
Aps
First National Bank
Bryan
Findlay
Wremont
Crescent News Af Bediwaco
Ohio National Guard
Lattanier
Lattanner
Industrial Commission
House
Departments of Labor
Commis Sar
Supreme Court
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Senate
Idust
Cooper
Mahoting County
Ohio Assembly
Gavin
George Blair
Pithaway County
Grand Weeny
Hogan
Legislature Moves Toward Woman and Girl Wage Bill
The legislature introduces a plan to require employers of women and girls to report current wages as a basis for a future 2 million wage bill. The admin istration backs the measure with penalties to ensure compliance, while a one white man opposes it citing racial insults to colored people. George P. Wells of Delaware arrives at the governor's office with a photo of himself and his colored wife to argue the bill is an insult to colored persons and would be tested by colored voters.
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Thia
George FP. Wells
Delaware
Mason Special WOR notes and social scraps
Miss Ely Tucker hosts Westminster Society at its monthly meeting. Miss Ramona Conover returns from Liberty Missouri where she taught music. Mrs. Charles Baysore, Terrace Park, visits sister Mrs. John Bahr. Wayne Shorts head for Florida with family for weeks. Hazel Thompson and Richard Johnson of Morrow stand red Friday at Lebanon. George Mosher of Cincinnati visits W H Mosher family. Miss Fay Spinkler weds Louis Balbach of Deer Park. they plan to live in Deer Park. A musical comedy of toys slated for Musen opera house Saturday night March 15. Mrs. Eddy, former India missionary, to lecture in M E church Friday. A social at Rebold's hall next Friday by M E society. all invited.
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New Mason
Ely ‘Tucker
Westminster Society
Ramona Conover
Liberty
Charles Baysore
Terrace Park
John Bahr
Wayne Shorts
Florida
Hazel Thompson
Richard Johnson
Morrow
Lebanon
Dayton
George Mosher
Cincinnati
W. H. Mosher
Fay Spinkler
Louis, Balbach
Musen Opera House
Eddy
India
M. E
Rebold’s
M. E. Returs
Local notes from Dunlap on family visits and farm work
Special to The Journal reports on Prof Harry Taylor and family visiting Jas Foley. Local residents John Belseher, Mrs Dale Ervin, Jesse Struble, Tommy Hughes, Alberta Hughes, Helen Craig, Clyde Pettenger, and Ruby Pern Pickens are mentioned with farm, schooling, and visiting activities. Items include cattle and Rhode Island eggs purchases, incubator plans, and steady business for Lt Diefenbach. A baby girl, Ruby Pern Pickens, is born to Mr and Mrs John Pickens.
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Turing
Harry Taylor
Jas. Foley
Foley
John Belseher
Bank Lick
Dale Ervin
Cleveland
Jesse Struble
Tommy Hughes
Alberta
Hughes
Mrs. Harvey
Helen Craig
Clyde Pettenger
Albert
Pettenger
Rhode Island
Johnson
Buell
Burlington
Diefenbach
John Pickens
Ruby Pern Pickens
Aimas Pottenger
Sony
Tra Pottenger
Messr Pottenger
Hamilton
Sheldon Brrus
Lady Friend
Sunday Sabbath Teachings and Community Endeavor Notes
Sunday March 10 discusses Sabbath observance and its spiritual aim with references to Romans and Colossians, urging rest from unnecessary work and dedicating hours to the Lord. The Christian Endeavor activities at Middletown Methodist and related churches show high youth engagement, elections, conventions, and a county institute, including plans for future gatherings and commemorations.
Farmers Institute Grand Success in New Haven
The Farmers Institute in New Haven held last Friday across three sessions with strong attendance. Highlights included Nas Josephine Nesbitt speaking on home life, Prof. B M Davis discussing soil bacteria, a violin solo by Carl Bader and Helen Whipple, a talk on plant improvement, and a hog production debate sparked by Mrs Nesbitt.
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Owtchurel
Carl Bader
Josephine Nesbitt
Hazel Gillespie
Shandon
Ed Lawyer
Rank Black‘ford
New Haven
Farmers’ Institute
America
Osa D. Wellbaum
Nas
Nori Hampton
Keonowwy
Edward Sawyer
B. M. Davis
Oxford University
Helen Whipple
B. NM. Davis
Lavaredines
Blomer McClure
Attraction Between Louis and Summer Work at Gimple Farm
A fragment notes plans to work for Charles Gimple this summer and hints at Louis feeling attracted to the opportunity. The readable text shows a caller preparing for seasonal labor and a potential personal interest.
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Chas. Gimple
Louis
Missionary society meets. club and charity events listed
The Lutheran church Missionary society held an all day meeting with several new members. The Priscilla club plans its March meeting at Thea Kramer home on Saturday March 18. The Ladies Aid will have an Easter market at W C Freelling store in Hamilton on March 20. Mr and Mrs Wim Fierson hosted dinner for friends. Nelle and Maria Pavis attended a pot pie dinner at Ellison Gor such home near Princeton. Ella Kolb of Valley View visits relatives. M B church communion on Sunday afternoon and baby Robert Shaw baptized. Amy Daly entertained friends Friday evening.
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Tee Journal
Darrtown
Mar
The
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Priscilla Club
Thea Kramer
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
W. C. Freelling
Hamilton
Wim. Fierson
Nelle
Maria Pavis
Ellison Gor
Princeton
Corwin Elliot
Ella Kolb
Valley View
M. B
Robert
John Shaw
Amy Daly
Community Notes from Millville and Surroundings
McGonigle and several residents are noted visiting family and friends across Millville, Darrtown, Somerville, Hamilton, and nearby areas. Entourages include Mr. and Mrs. Roll, the Stephenson family, Mrs. Ida Savers and son Paul, the Beckett, Gerber, Wagonfield, Gentry, Smith, Robeson, Cochran, and Willey households, with weekend visits and social gatherings described.
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Jnarsal
McGonigle
B. C. Roll
Binday
Wayne Stephenson
Wood
Ida Savers
Paul
Millville
Charles Beckett
Albert Gerber
Mary Wagonfield
Dairy Gentry
Fawn
Conrad Smith
Hamilton
Ginra Longers
KH. Hinley
Somerville
Mis
Linnie Williamson
Willy
Ab Dayton
Catherine Stumpf
Freda
John Stimpf
Local Notables Spend Weekend in Nearby Towns
Special to The Jowrons reports George Kunz and George Gregory in Hamilton and Amiston on business. Mrs. Cleveland Kung and Mrs. Philip King attended Middletown church. Horace Strate and Arthur King visited Middletown places, while Homer Herr spent Sunday with his father. Others including Mrs. Hornes Strode, Fred Angspurget and Washington Castor were seen in regional towns.
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Jowrons
Lesparidsville
Mar
Greorgy
Louis
George Kunz
George Kung
Thamilton
Middletoun
Hornes Strode
Hamilton
Christian Reiff
Sini Waud
Arthur King
Middletown
George Gregory
Amiston
Philip King
Homer Herr
Luna Nielander
Jake Stont
Rosa Creiger
Exerllo
Washington Castor
Wheel Breaks Down On Main Street Bridge Incident
A wagon owned by George I. Vuk broke a wheel around 12 ten o’clock, leaving the wagon crippled mid Igh and Main street bridge. The wagon carried vegetables and fruit and none of the contents were harmed. Admission tickets noted in the report.
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Mhoraay
Igh
Main Street
George I. Vuk
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