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Perrysburg Journal
Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio
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In Columbus, the Ohio State Association of Assistant Postmasters convention thanked Postmaster General Hitchcock and President Taft for civil service jobs, discussed Sunday office closings, elected new officers, and heard about the new postal savings system from Ashtabula's Edward E. Lange, who noted Ashtabula's lead in deposits; Columbus requested a postal bank.
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About 25 members of the Ohio State Association of Assistant Postmasters in convention by resolutions thanked Postmaster General Hitchcock and President Taft for giving them civil service jobs by placing them on the classified list, discussed Sunday closing of offices, elected officers and listened to an explanation of the workings of the new postal savings system.
Newly-elected officers are: W. H. Hosket, Dayton, president; E. C. Browne, New Philadelphia, secretary; and S. E. Siegfried, of Newark, treasurer.
Assistant Postmaster Edward E. Lange, of Ashtabula, the only city in Ohio having the new postal savings system in operation, in an address of explanation, told of the wonders and intricacies of the new system. He expressed approval of it and pointed with pride to the fact that Ashtabula promises to lead the list of postal savings offices in point of deposits. Columbus has asked for a postal bank.
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elected officers: w. h. hosket (dayton) as president, e. c. browne (new philadelphia) as secretary, s. e. siegfried (newark) as treasurer. ashtabula leads in postal savings deposits; columbus requested a postal bank.
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About 25 members convened, passed resolutions thanking officials for civil service jobs, discussed Sunday closing of offices, elected officers, and listened to Edward E. Lange explain the new postal savings system, expressing approval and noting Ashtabula's expected lead in deposits.