Pleasant Affair for J. W. Bryson
Athens Lumber company employees hosted a surprise for J. W. Bryson at his Urbancrest home. Fred F. Kittle presented Bryson with a Mason and Lumberman emblem ring, recognizing his long service and cordial employer‑employee relations.
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Athens Lumber Company
Mr. Bryson
Fred F. Kittie
Bryson
Fred F. Kittl
Mrs. Bryson
J. Andrews
F. F Kittle
G. R. McCune
John Steadman
William Druggan
William Biddison
Russell Lent
R. G. Pough
Joe Davis
Weimer Fetes Guests At Millfield Home
Mr Fred Weimer hosted a Saturday evening party at his home in Millfield Millfeld with a sizable guest list including Miss Kazie Weimer and Misses Hulda Dixon Olive Brookins Mabel Matson Edith Matson Mayme Grant Jena Weimer Mattie Norris Mae Weimer May Adamson and Lisse Weimer along with Messrs Howard Guy Brookins Ray Howard Charles Hanlin Harvey Wade Walter Border Anthony Surigiman Gny White Ernest Daft Carl Welling and George Weimer.
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Millfield
Millfeld
Fred Weimer
Bis Pons
Kazie Weimer
Adamson
Nelson‘howe
Hulda Dixon
Olive Brookins
Mabel
Edith Matson
Mayme Grant
Jena Weimer
Mattie Norris
Mae Weimer
May
Bell Adamson
Lisse Weimer
Messrs. Howard
Guy Brookins
Ray Howard
Charles Hanlin
Harvey Wade
Walter Border
Anthony Surigiman
Gny White
Ernest Daft
Carl Welling
George
New England Notes of Visits Deaths and Moves
P L Burnes and wife visited Broadwell repeatedly over a weekend. Miss Lota White returned home to Broadwell after visiting her sister Mrs Grace Burns. Mr and Mrs G P Jarvis moved from Parkersburg to Broadwell after seven years away. Edward Ginn of Charleston died. he was formerly a resident here. Helen Copeland ends her school term next Tuesday April 7. Nelson Clifford’s party at his home Saturday evening was well attended and enjoyed. Wellington Clifford and Jes McKinley families plan to move to land there. The late Mrs Eliza Wilson's personal property will be auctioned Saturday April 4.
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Lota White
Broadwell
Grace Burns
G. P. Jarvis
Parkersburg
Lonnie Mossison
Edward Ginn
Charleston
W. Va
Ginn
Helen Copeland
Nelson Clifford
Wellington Clifford
Jes McKinley
McKinley
Eliza Wilsxop
Reverend Mills Preaches at Cumberland and Albany
Rev Mills of Zanesville conducted mor services at Cumberland Presbyterian church Sunday and preached at Albany that afternoon despite bad weather. Mrs Minnie Moore of Pataskala visits relatives in the area after selling property near Columbus.
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Mills
Zanesville
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Albany
Bullew
Minnie Moore
Pataskala
Columbus
Local Notes From Hockingport And Nearby Areas
Walter Dutton and Charles Biewart returned to the O A in Athens after vacation at home. Miss Ethel Dunfee closed a successful term of school here Friday. Mr. David Dunfee and son Charlie visited from Beverly and Williamsport. John Griffin travels to Canada. Charles Wells returns to New York City. Archie Dunfee returns to Athens. William Owon and family plan to move to Tore. Residents attended Thomas Dunfee sale. FP C Swearingen closed his public sale and will move to Pittsburg as secretary treasurer of Swearingen Ink. Moving day prompts house exchanges among residents. A Wells and Nell White spent Saturday in Parkersburg. Hope for a new trolley line through here grows brighter.
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Walter Dutton
Charles Biewart
O. A
Athens
Ethel Dunfee
David Dunfee
Beverly
W. Va
Charlie
Williamstown
Smith Dunfee
John Griffin
Canada
Charles Wells
A. Wells
New York City
Archie Dunfee
William Owon
Tore
Thomas Dunfee
Little Hocking
FP. C. Swearingen
Pittsburg
Swearingen Ink Company
Swearingen Ink Company. Moving Day Is On. ©. W. Randolph
Amos Congreve
Major Randolph
David Pullins
Mr. A. Wells
Nell White
Parkersburg
Local notes from Guysville and surrounding areas
Residents and visitors include H. Bursop bookkeeper at Athens County Telephone Company in Guysville and Karl Burgett clerking in Canagryville. Audrey Rice of Athens visits grandparents in Guysville while Jennie Fenwick hosts William Carpenter’s sister in Columbus. Stewart defeats Guysville 3 to 2 as Dr. Breele buys Royal Cash horse in Wellston area.
Investigations versus Holding On in Ohio Legislature
Report from Columbus notes both houses aim to adjourn by late April or early May amid ongoing investigations. Republicans push for quick adjournment while Democrats favor extended sessions to watch probes. Spicer bill and Direct Legislation League efforts shape votes as adjournment chances hinge on conference talks.
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T. A. Cooper
Hearst News Service
Columbus
Senate
House
Stats
Hafner
Meek Investigating Committee Report Expected This Week
The Meek committee faces a crowded agenda as the public awaits its report. Likely to discuss school board examination issues, proposed changes in school law, and the contentious nomination of Prof. Oscar T. Carson to Ohio State University, with interest waning after Senate rejection.
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Meek
Montgomery
State Board of
Oscar T. Carson
Columbus
Ohio State University
Meck
Penitentia ry probe fates in doubt over charges
The week will see the penitentiary inquiry drift toward work or abandonment with odds favoring dismissal. The investigation rests on nothing and no one will defend charges. Possible abuses and contracts may be discussed with the board and warden, while a meeting will set a day to fling accusations or ask to be relieved.
Howe committee readiness and Latham probe expected this week
The Howe committee likely to begin work under extended powers, with possible legal challenges if it probes departments beyond state treasurer and auditor. Senator Patterson warns of 50 actions, citing a Cincinnati case ruling no single assembly body may investigate other departments. The week promises heightened investigation rhetoric in both chambers.
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Latham
IM McKinnon
Howe
Patterson
Cincinnati
Assembly
Initiative and Referendum Prop Dead for Session
A brief note suggests the initiative and referendum proposition is finished for the current session as the resolution is now concluded. The terse report implies lawmakers have closed the matter without further action.
Banking bills face committee compromise in state Senate
In a banking bill dispute, the Senate backs bank inspection while the House favors guaranteed deposits. A banking committee plans to merge Huffman and Mather proposals into one bill with frequent exams for most state banks, excluding nationals, amid Democratic resistance to guarantees.
Primary election bill outlook remains bleak this session
The outlook for passage of a primary election law is dark with many aspiring politicians in both houses. Efforts will be made on Bronson or Huffman bills but little chance of success. Interest has waned since the assembly meeting and factions in both parties are too evenly split to pass any measure this session.
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Bronson
Huffman
Assembly
State Treasurer McKinnon to Take Prolonged Sea Voyage
State Treasurer McKinnon plans an extended sea voyage for health reasons. His asthma has troubled him for years and worries his friends. The office inquiry will continue despite his absence as the investigation proceeds.
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McKinnon
Beatty and Bartlow Seek Democratic State Posts
Senator Robert Beatty of Wood enters the field for the Democratic nomination for state treasurer, while Bert Barlow sergeant at arms pursues the auditor nomination. Bartlow has no announced factional backing and is unlikely to be financed by Tom L. Johnson, who previously backed Sandiés and defeated Bartlow for senate chief clerk.
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Robert Beatty
Wood
Senate
Bert 8
Barlow
Bartlow
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson
A. P. Sandiés
Williams contends for governorship amid senatorial race
President James M. Williams of Cuyahoga seeks the governorship with Tom L. Johnson backing Atlee Pomerene of Stark. Williams faces criticism over a $1850 lieutenant governor appropriation, which he argues matches Governor Harris’s salary entitlement.
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James M. Williams
Cuyahoga
Tom L. Johnson
Atlee Pomerene
Stark
Hss
Senate
Williams
Harris
Cincinnati probe committee to receive $15,000 appropriation
A bill to appropriate 15000 dollars for the Cincinnati probe committee will be offered this week. Active work is not expected in Cincinnati until after adjournment of the assembly, with hints of potential legal action to stop the investigation. Theodore Horstman has been retained as attorney and is seen as a Republican leader opposing the Cox organization.
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Cincinnati
Queen City
Theodore Horstman
Horstman
Cox
Local Notes From Modoc Area
Mrs H N Cannon and daughter Mabel visited Nelsonville on Monday as guests of Mrs George Perry. John Simons, who went to New Straitsville to visit family, fell ill Sunday and remains in critical condition. his son William and daughter Mrs Russell Davis reported him. E H Gillespie spent Sunday visiting friends in Buchtel. Robert Snyder and James Burnell visited Murray City on Sunday. J A Burgoon of Athens stayed with Maurice Cartwright and family over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simons
New Straitsville
William Simons
Russell Davis
E. H. Gillespie
Buchtel
Robert Snyder
James Burnell
Murray City
J. A. Burgoon
Athens
Maurice Cartwright
Newsom Embalmer and Undertaker of Athens Directory
Athens directory entry for Newsom Embalmer and Undertaker at 16 West Union Street listing offices in Athens since 1889 with phones No. 84. Embalming and undertaker services noted under Athens business directory.
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Embalming and Undertaking Co
Newsom, Embalmer and Undertaker
West Union Street
Athens
Keasy and Bombardiers Grocery Offers Low Prices
Keasy and Bombardiers Grocery at 231 Dean Avenue promotes savings with a line of nations and miners' supplies. Bell phone 202-R. Roach's Meat Market sells fresh home killed meats at right prices.
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Keasy & Bombardiers
Dean Avenue
Bell Phone
Roach
Farmers in need of a plow call at my store
Farmers in need of a plow call at my store and get the celebrated Princess. H. IL, Wheaton.
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H. IL
Wheaton
Joe Johnson's Press Shop Cleaners and Repairs
Over Fulton’s grocery store, Joe Johnson's Press Shop offers laundry cleaning pressing and repair services. Local residents can drop off garments for professional care and quick turnaround.
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Joe Johnson
Fulton
For Sale National and Hallwood Registers and Wagon
For sale 11 National cash registers and 1 Hallwood cash register with one light delivery wagon. Contact G. SV. Duffec by phone. Both phones listed.
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National Cash Register
Hallwood Cash Register
G. SV. Duffec
Hastings handles Standard Furniture and Globe Wernicke Book Cases
Hastings processes orders for Standard Furniture and Globe Wernicke book cases using both phones to coordinate sales and inquiries.
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Hastings
Master suit photos by Gage Photo Company
Wise's Studio advertises artistic photography options while urging timely ordering for new Master suit portraits. Gage Photo Company featured for finishing services.
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Wise
Ken
The
Gage Photo Company
V. C. Loos the Jeweler Advertises Jewelry
An advertisement promotes V. C. Loos as a reliable jeweler offering a selection of jewelry and fond claims of quality. The copy emphasizes trust and value in purchases at the shop.
Clip your horses before spring work at Hi. L. Wheaton
Clip your horses before spring work and check prices on clipping machines at the Hi L Wheaton store. Visit for discounts and selection on grooming gear and equipment. Store hours and contact available at the counter.
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L. Wheaton
Athens Dye Works Promises Dry Cleaning Advantages
Advertises dry cleaning services from the Athens Dye Works, urging customers to discover the benefits and contact by phone for more details.
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theAthens Dye Works
Local lifecaps as West Virginia visitors and Stewart game
Miss Bevsie Robinson returns home after two months in West Virginia. Several residents visit neighbors around Willow Creek Stewart and Guysville. A Stewart beat Guysville 3 to 2 in a late week baseball game. A derailed fast freight at Coolville halted trains for over a day. Rev. G E Keager to preach at Guysville Baptist church next Sunday.
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Bevsie Robinson
West Virginia
Mabel Mansfield
Willow Creek
H. L. Calvert
Harry Wharff
Stewart
George Rodehaver
Hoyt Rodehaver
Guysville
Grover Bean
Earl Bean
Athens
Dana Gilson
Edna Rodehaver
Carrie Rodehaver
Lydia Kincade
E. H. Kincade
Ora Townsend
South Canaan
Fostoria
G. W. Dewees
Matilda Dewees
Salina
Kansas
Coolville
Morrison Curve
Local Visitors and Travel Notices Near Here
Miss Susie Hayes of Kings Mills visits her parents Mr and Mrs Merritt Hayes. Clarence Buck and sister Miss Grace Buck from Guysville stay with cousin Miss Angeline McNamee. Debbie Dunfee returns from Moundsville West Virginia. Harrison Dye and cousin J A Dye visit their uncle J G Dye in Carthage. Hannah Hayes of Athens visits and returns. Asa Baker returns from wintering in Pennsylvania. Mrs Corry and Mrs Dye visit Parkersburg West Virginia. Rev B F Griffith from Granville, after evangelistic services, is called to...
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Susie Hayes
King’s Mills
Merritt Hayes
Clarence Buck
Grace Buck
Guysville
Angeline McNamee
Debbie Dunfee
Moundsville
W. Va
Harrison Dye
J. A. Dye
Carthage
J. G. Dye
Hannah Hayes
Athens
Asa Baker
Pennsylvania
Figuring Profit Lays Bare Cashing In Challenge
The line between judging a profitable idea and turning it into real gains proves long and hard as entrepreneurs seek practical routes to monetize promising ventures.
Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil Ad
Humphreys Witch Hazel Oil offers relief for piles burns scalds and skin conditions. Printed claim describes external use for itching burning and sore nipples with mailed pricing and home delivery options from William and Joan Jeroeth New York.
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Druggleta
Wiliam
Joan Jeroeth
New York
Ine Co
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Glouster
Athens Lumber Compa
Tits City
Ray Matheny
Chauncey
J. J. Whaley
Jennie Biddle
Jessie Allen
Brie Biddle
New Mayen
Margaret, Allen
Ernest Vorhes
Lowa
Vorhes
Frank Mosler
Peter Vorbes
Glass
Will Bean
Hebbardavile
Clarence Johnson
Silas Carsey
Chadwick
Will Carsey
Mary King
Bowden
Law Rossiter
Flora Jordan
Chicago
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Snowville
Charles Shary
Armstrong Farm
New England
P. L. Burnes
Hebbardsville
Hockingport
Ella Shott
Beulah
Ina Kiel
Belpre
Charles Calvert
C. B. Taylor
McArthur
Presbyterian Church
Ed Harper
J. H. Breele
Royal Cash
Wellston
Lee
Spicer
Direct Legislation League
Thomas
Huffmans
Mather
Senate Committee On Banks and Savings Societies
Bryan Oklahoma
Wolfe’s Plains
James McHarg
Lydia Beachout
H. M. Barker
Ethy
Floyd
Amys Murphy
Ralph
Ernest
Williard Bryan
Irma
Jennie Marie
R'chacd McKibben
Grace
Sanford Shaw
Ruth
Clarence
Vernon
Reynold Leingar
Vincent
Harry Moore
Derrel
F. M. McHarg
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E. C. McKee
Frank
Leonard
J. K. Brown
Mary Dowler
Orpha Graham
Rose Shelden
Clarence Stage
Lawrence Hull
Minnie
Maggie Stage
Maude Thompson
Grace MacCathran
McHarg
MODOC
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V. C. Loos
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
USA
Chamberlain
J. Urquhert
Zephyr
Ontario
Deaser
Green Branch
Humphreys
Ho! Medicine Co
William Cud
Sireets
Babis
Columbus Ohiq
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Congress Street
Lancaster Street
Franklin Avenue
Congress
Texas Panhandle Investments
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Garu
Ohio
H. Owleness
C. L. Poston
Vidoria
First National Bank
MO. W. Wood
Wenry D. H. Moore
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