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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
7
If the residents seek a new form of government the article outlines another method of city governance that could be adopted in Washington. It discusses steps, eligibility, and potential implications of adopting a city charter reform system.
The article explains the commission plan as a corporate style municipal structure with a five to nine member commission acting as directors. It covers referendum and initiative rights, recall, at large elections, nonpartisan primaries, department heads, and varying term lengths. It notes Galveston Texas as the origin and mentions the city manager variation to be described Wednesday evening.
The regular CW RM Christian Church meeting is set for Wednesday afternoon June Sed at 2 35 at Mrs Harry Miller on Lakeview Avenue Millwood The secretary is the girl number and is now on sale at Rodecker's News Stand.
Heeatar meeting of Washington Temple No 286 announced for Tuesday evening May 3 at 7 30. Practice and rosetta noted with officers Rosetta Wilson and Ida Gillespie mentioned.
The Carpenters Union invites all members to an ice cream social at the Brick Masons Hall on Tuesday night. Organizer Jane Sed extends friendly invitation.
The Soldiers of Fayette County Washington Circle No 25 Ladies of the Grand Army will present a best grade wool flag to the township with the most Civil War veterans in the GAR parade. The count will be based on the 1910 census and reported after the parade on June 19. Mary W Millikan.
Englishman James Bishop and his wife rewed under the name Mr and Mrs James Devogias Bishop in San Diego to lay claim to the late James Bishop estate. Their child was present at the ceremony and the couple sought two English estates totaling about $100,000.
A listing shows Frank M. Fullerton seeking loans of amounts 200 500 700 1000 1500 and 2000 dollars. The notice invites lenders to present terms and proposals.
A historic notice from C H Murray Undertaking Company of 228 East Court Street Washington C4H office and contact numbers for office and residence list Bell 66 Hom Son 66 as phone references for services and inquiries.
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