Governor to appoint board members to agricultural station
Columbus Ohio January 1 Governor Harri will Monday send to the senate the appointment of W I Chamberlain of Hudson Summit County and J W Courtright of Ashville Pickaway County as members of the board of control of the agricultural experiments station at Wooster.
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Columbus
Harri
Senate
Chamberlain
Hudson
Summit Company F
J. W. Courtright
Ashville
Pickaway County
Wooster
Hard fight settled as Waddell chosen for school board post
After twenty five ballots the county school board elected William Waddell to fill the vacancy on the Board of School Examiners. Fred E. Guthery was chosen president after a star chamber session. The board discussed payrolls, clerk reappointment, and a new depository for school funds while planning next meetings.
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William Waddell
Star Chamber
George B. Christian Jr
Fred EB. Guthery
Spaulding
Guthery
Christian
Mesure
Jacoby
Dickerson
A. 1
Mtr. Hill
J. W.sacoby
Onda
Frank
W. M. B. Pathy
Hin
Meeting of Creditors for Marlon Manufacturing Company
Trustee in bankruptcy for Marlon Manufacturing Company tendered resignation to Referee Robert Carey. A meeting of creditors will be held in the probate court room Monday morning January 20 to elect a successor and discuss using funds to protect a pledged receivable and to sell all bills receivable. Bastable's first account shows receipts of 197589.91 and a balance of 13901.08.
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James Bastable
Marlon Manufacturing Company
Ohio
Robert Carey
Upper Sandusky
Probate
Bastable
Masquerade Social In Aid Of Agosta Church
The Adiey Aid Society of the Agosta Methodist church hosted a masquerade in the town hall Friday evening with about eighty attendees. An old fashioned taffy pulling was the principal feature of the event, providing a social highlight for the community.
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Adiey Aid Society
Agosta ‘Methodist Church
Lectures Begin at School of Commerce With Rev Bailey
Rev D H Bailey, pastor of Epworth Church, spoke Friday at the School of Commerce on the role of students and teachers in a college. He urged specialization to master one book and warned that moral character underpins success, saying most failures stem from a lapse in morality. Talks are free and start at 9 o'clock each Friday morning.
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Epworth Church
School of Commerce
D. H. Bailey
Wpworth M. EB
Ofr
Bailey
Ieee
Marion order hosts ball at Hubert hall reception
The Marion chapter of the United Commercial Travelers No 129 held a reception and ball at Hubert hall. About two hundred guests danced from 8:30 pm to midnight with Felkner’s five piece orchestra. An elegant buffet luncheon and orange punch were served, thanks to Mrs Lippincott of the Pilgrim Inn. The event was organized by the modal committee led by Messrs Russell Harmon and R.
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Hubert Hall
Marion Order
United Commercial Travelers
Onni
Prender- Gast Company
Fortnightly and Happy Club Meetings Reported
McAllister and McKinniss note Fortnightly club met at Mrs Frank Tachanen on Orchard street yesterday afternoon many members attended and hours 2 pm to close were spent on embroidery needlework and socializing A Hecht luncheon capped the event Mrs Frank Hunter and Mrs William Tracy will host next meeting Mr Wooster Siffritt hosted the Happy Club at his Willard Avenue home with all members present A fortune telling series by Vernon Shroats and Homer Baker provided the evening’s principal feature and Flogant Night refreshments accompanied the event.
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Frank Tachanen
Rex
Frank Hunter
William Tracy
Fits
Mr. Wooster Siffritt
Happy On Club
Home
Illard Avenue
Messrs
Vernon Shroats
Homer Baker
Ocem Ison. Oa
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Beatty & Long
Woat Contor Street
F. E. Guthery
Boardman
Boardman Special
Radcliffe
D. B. Goodsell
George R. Stuart
Sam Jones
Y.M.C. A
Dr. Stewart
Epworth M. E. Church
Eorge
Stuart
Ladies Aid Society of
Agosta
D. . Bailey
Clubs and Societies
Smart & Waddell’s
Hughs & Cleary
the Department CO
East Center Street
Quality Store
the Manhattan
McAllister
F. D. McKinniss
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