The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

Medina. Ohio July GA league OF
Women voters has betn organized here
with Mrs.C L. Gresirger as president.
Other officers are: Mrs. Elsie Stein.
Mrs. K. ?. Har,mcn. and Mrs. J. ID.
Dannley. vice -presideRts; Mrs. Ezra
Mason secretary. and Mrs. Cora Rlakes-
lee, treasurer. We shall try 10 spread
the gospel before the primaries" says
President Gresinger.
Lakewood. Ohio. July 2S.-The Wo-
mems Political Study Club OF this city
has become the Lakewood League or
Women voters. according TO recent &C
ton OF the organization. Mrs. H B.
Mallette is president: Mrs. J. ". Woods
first vice-pres!dent; Mrs. John Shtrk.
second vice PRESIDENT Mrs. +. H. Fish
man. third vice-president; Mrs. w. n.
Long. recording secretary: Mrs. G. -
Johnston corresponding secretary. anu
Mrs. L. E. Oviatt. treasurer.
Columbus. Ohio, July e3.-The Frank
lin County League OF Women voters,
with Miss Caroline BreyfoGle, presidtnt.
- holding a series Of meetings as
pre-primary political educational cam
II.
Of the county and state are asked to
sneak at these MEETINGS. Splendid at
tendance has marked each session
which may be an index 10 political In
terests among women.
Triton. Ohio. July 23.-Canddates for
governor on both party tickets Will be
asked TO send speakers 10 appear be-
fore the League OF Women voters be-
fore the August primary. The pur-
pose % the League is 20 educate along
political lines" asserts Mrs. ?. M.
Rendershott. president.
DAYTON. Ohio. July c3-The Dayton
League OF Women Voters staged fes-
,sval az Mckinley Park here. July II.
Mrs. B. F. Sebastian was in charge ana
wau assisted by numerous committees.
Washington. c. H. July 23.-with a
few more days Of good weather wheat
,hreshing in Fayette county will be
completed \ number OF Eood yields
have been reported but threshermen de-
clare their work has been less profit
able this year because OF the exception
al amount OF straw.
Triton. Ohio. July @3--Mcmhtrs Of
the local police force have doNncd new
summer uniforms. They consist Of
blue trousers. light blue shirts, the In
evitable policemans suspenders and
white caps.
Springfield. July 23-The city COM
rnissioners have gone on record as con-
heminG the Importation of strike
breakers and instructed the police de-
rFr no
Urban. July. ga wireless SCI has
,heen purchased by tho Kings creek
school and will be installed in the au-
dj,orium.
Lima, July o3--The city commission
has refused salary increases for nine
city officials totalling $500.
Cincinnati. July 23-Governors OF
the Hebrew Union Collegs here announ-
Ced that no provision has been made
by them for the ordination of women
rabbits. They denied reports that such
action was contemplated.
Marion. July.--Local knights Of Col.
umhus have plans for the erection OF a
new home at a cost Of $l50,0N0.
Definarce. July. 23.-The pefindnce
County Farm bureau has mailed n
QUESTIONABLE containing 25 questions on
subjects Of interest to farmers 10 var
ious county and state candidates for
office.
Sandrsky. July 23.--Rr. r r. Hub
hard. who has practIced medicine here
for forty years. will retire.
Portsmouth, July ga pageant de-
plotting incidents from the founding Of
Portsmouth down 70 the present time
will he staged in York Park here next
fall. according n plans now being
hade
Portsmouth. July ga horseshoe
pitching match between teams from
Portsmouth and Jackson has been ar
ranged.
Youngstown. July. ga special tax
levy not 70 excited one half mill for five
years will he proposed on local ballots
at the November election as a source Of
revenue for the city's parks, council has
decided The tax would make tvailahle
$3.50 400 annually. Il Is estimated.