State Library Founder Honored After 112 Years
In Columbus Wee 11 Governor Worthington who established the Ohio State Library in 1817 and later bequeathed his private collection is finally honored. The library long lacked a portrait of Worthington until state librarian George H. McCormick found the absence and ordered a renewal. A portrait now hangs in the library to honor the founder’s role and legacy.
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The fragment hints at a state medical tests matter and a board action near emancipation, with likely involvement of COLA and a representative. Details unclear. readable pieces indicate official medical board activities and a proximate policy or appointment context.
Ohio appoints H. M. Foust to study Ohio coal combustion
Gov. Cooper's program to promote Oblocal gains momentum with the appointment of H. M. Foust as combustion engineer. Foust, formerly with Consolidated Coal Co, Chicago, will study combustion at Ohio State University power plant and publish findings to guide Ohio companies on economical coal burning equipment. The investigation committee includes H. L. Ireland, W. Sunday Creek Coal, George M. Jones Jr., and others from Ohio coal interests and state officials.
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Local Library Receives New Books and Reading Room News
A local library adds new fiction and biographical titles, highlighting works on biography and truth in personality. The arrivals include novels and essays featuring themes of identity, with noted authors and a focus on character studies. Readings promise rooms for study and discussion as staff organize the new collection.
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5 000 Men Seek Jobs On Farms
A garbled report notes 1 968 of job seekers found work during a period, with references to Ohio cities, the State Statistic chief, and mentions of court knowledge of idleness. It cites Walnut Ridge Arkansas and a fine for keeping a possum, plus a Brown University football season highlight about Nelson Munro.
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Farm Women To Inaugurate Project
Fourteen county communities join a countywide Farm Women project. Ohio State University home management specialist Geneva Bane will lead a 2 p.m. meeting in the directors’ room of the Savings and Trust Co. to train women on home time and record keeping for the effort. Local participants include Lorain Oberlin Wellington Amherst and other towns as they prepare for the nationwide program with a projected $38,000 budget.
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