The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-15
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OHIO NEWS


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Columbus. o., hn 14.--Madlson town
shin residents and those in Tn" vicinity
or the township in Faycttc county are
making pllu, for what they preulC|
Viii be- the biggest FOX drive ever AZ
tunlplca in this part TT Onto l" ~ me- -
on Saturday. january - INN ,.|',,,,n
~ thr community VIII serve an OK
roast dinner at the township house IL
Madison Mills. ~, -,
The fuXcS caught ar" TO D" sou a.
auction and the proceeds N.dcd hr-
tween the churches Oh MdetH"H -"'''~
ana BluCmiushurE. ,,.i,,
The only weapons the hunters wall
have Will be clubs ana horns lh'rS
are 1900 acres IN the circle. 70 pc GpH
licycd there ar, ~ least - FOX dGns III
it, More than 5."OD persons VIII DC re-
Quircd " complete the circle
Columbus, O.. Jan. 1.-THE univer-
sity committee. choscn from members
OF the agricultural extension service
and from the department OF aErlcul-
tural engineering To ta:.c charge OF thr
tractor SHOW to be held At The state fair
grounds February L. u, is composed
Of I'rOf Harry <. Eamsuwer director
OF the extension service; lrot, fTcu-
w
OF tho department Of agricultural en-
EinC"rinS.
Of Il series OF lectures, given ever!
day.
columbus, Jan. l4.-Ohio State uni
vcrsity juniors had plans Of s"tiln a
great precedent this year IN the mold
ing Of III" annual Junior prom fcbru-
+ airy Is. They planned TO follow Inc
/ ,f l'nFNpFSllE q .SCOnSln
aud hold the dance IN the rotunda OIL
! the stat" capitol.
Committees OF the students were APP
pointed - wait on the proper state
officials. but before they got that Iar
II was suggested that the rotunda be
! looked over. SO an idea could be secured
az L. decorations.
The members Of the committee found
that about 90 couples could uancc cont
; forlably IN the rutuada. and they were
i having 200. tickets printed Tor The
! dance.
one student suggested that he lcEis-
} la;urc be- pct!ti"ncd To enlarge the
| rotunda. but mas vas tabled.
Dclphos, O., Jan. l4.-DClphos. up
/ against IL financially. has been unah i"
| TO pay city employees Tor four months
! and the schools are anNi"usly waiting
! lies between Van Vert and All"h
! county. il receives tax money from
; both.
Thc city has been existing for Il year
| or more mainly from the proceeds m
the sale OF deficiency bonds. The total
+ bonded Indebtedness Of In" town "a
date j. $IlL&N4.l3. Further issuance
. OF bonds is the only rc!lrt officials sec.
| they say.
! Springfield. o.. Jan. 1.-THE adop-
! ton OF resolutions recently by the
! faculty of WiitcnberE college pr"vid-
! ms two scholarships for graduates from
| Springfield high schools Is believed H.
! br thu, nrSt step in the dcVclu"mCut OF
! som" plan which ultimately Will make
! Il poSSlnl" for any deserving young
: man or woman 10 secure financial aid
toward altcndInc" At WlttcnbGrG COL
lego.
Tho resolution was adopted at tho
! suggestion ot the Springfield Trades
and Labor assembly.
( Tho scholarships, according TO the
resolution. arc I" Gr granted by the
president Of the college upon the
accommodation Of the board Of
scholarship award, consisting of fave
members. including the mayor OF
. Springfield.
Lima. @. Jan. lt.--InauEuration OF a
! banking system in the two Lima hi"h
, schools this week marks plan OF
School SupcriTtcudcnl :. T.. Collins 10
extend the good results OF government
thrift stamps.
Thrre viii hr n bank in each school
( and pupils viii hr encouraged To de-
1. post their savings with thew. The aC-
counts Will b" kept hr the commercial
, departments Of the two schools, and
: all banking will b" done ~ noon.
Studrnts farorinE II certain bank will
! deposit their funds on specified day.
| 70 avoid CONGESTION and aid in the
/ speedy handling OF the funds.
! Each student Will receive paSshoOi;
! and his account will -,c kent In the
! same manner AZ in Il regular bank. The
! deposits are to be kept until the end OF
! the school year. when interest will hc
! computed and tho money returned Ia
3 the students.
! The savings will be deposited by the
: school banks in the various banks and
! building AMI loan institutions IN tho
! city designated by the student.
! Chardon. O., Jan. 1i.--I'nti she died
! recently Mrs. Charlotte hathaway Of
. this city kept Il plate and chair at IN"
! table for her son. who left home -
/ years ago She never gave u" hope
! that he would return Unexpectedly.
Cincinnati. O., Jan. A.--In the point
of treatment. on Of the wralthiest pa
/ tiCntS at thc General hospital in this
| city is former soldier who is suffer
! ing from the rare disease of acromU-
| Galy. or enlargement Of the head. hands
! and feet. The staff physician VINO i
! treating him wraps his patients head
! $4,000 is concealed. Tho treatment is
| the last resort. physicians said Re-
! Corerics firm the disease are rare. ac-
cordinG TO them.
| Plenty in Prospect
| II shall love to share all your trials
and troubles. Jack daring"