Out of Town News Co. Be Chase of Stockport on Business
Chase of Stockport was at this place on business last week. Mr. Cameron of Pittsburg was in this locality leasing coal land. Henery Hildebrand had a valuable horse kicked quite seriously last week. George Reeder and wife hosted guests Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fletcher of Tupper's Plains. Miss Emma Jeffers left for London for employment. Mrs. Georgia Harris visited Athens for treatment with Dr. Merwin. Quarterly meeting at the U B church drew many due to bad roads and educational and musical affairs. Mr. and Mrs. Pake will be missed in Marshfield as they move to a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Chase
Stockport
Cameron
Pittsburg
Henery Hildebrand
George Reeder
Andrew Fletcher
Tupper’s Plains
Emma Jeffers
London
Georgia Harris
Death of Carl Dunfee Prompts Local Funeral Observance
Carl Dunfee aged 18 died March 30 while serving in the northern part of the state. A Coolville High School student, he was active in the Baptist Sunday school and remembered by a large circle of relatives and friends. Funeral conducted at the Baptist church by Rev. E A Parkinson with local academics and telegraph operators present. high school body attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dunfee
Baptist Sunday School
Coolville
Baptist Church
E. A. Parkinson
C. G. Dye
Bailey
Maggie Griffin
Little Hocking
Addo Barrows
Chillicothe
Dolly Palmer
Helena
Rose
Nona Palmer
Stewart
Harry Barrows
Nettie
Minnie
Frost
Wayland Brill
Harry Joyce
Athens
John Shannon
Marshfield
Harry Campbell
Archie Flinn
Grosvenor
W. R. Baker
Latrobe
Gardner
James
Zanesville
John McLaughlin
Marietta
Local Marshfield Notes On Births Deaths Moving Grains
Marshfield brief items record a birth on April 1 to Mr and Mrs F H McVay a death of longtime resident Wm Johnson funeral held at M EF church with Rev Bond officiating and interment in Marshfield cemetery W D Cox and family relocate back to Marshfield George L Pake plans move to Portsmouth with Y M C A work Mrs Pake and daughter Louise visit before Mr Pake departs after twenty years as a B O operator and active church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Mc.Vay
Hal
Order of Seven Wise Men
K. of P. Hall
Wm. Johnson
M. EF
Rev. Bond
Marshfield Cemetery
W. D. Cox
Marshfield
George L. Pake
Portsmouth
Pake
Louise
Local Folks Ahead of Week's End in Athens Area
Miss Iletha Moore of Athens returns home after a week with her uncle Julian Gift. Frank Buxton visits Athens to spend Sunday with his mother. R. J. Crossen and family conclude several days of visiting in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iletha Moore
Athens
Julian Gift
Frank Buxton
R. J. Crossen
Local Notes on Visitors and Moves in Columots and Albany
Sunday guests include Mrs. P. Robinett of Corning visiting Mrs. Ira Robinett. Mr. and Mrs. P. Vorhes recover from illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Erwin visit Mr. Wm. Erwin in Albany. E. B. Armstrong visits Boston on business. Orley Ross plans to move his family to Mineral for a new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columots
Ira Robinett
P. Robinett
Corning
P. Vorhes
John Erwin
Wm. Erwin
Albany
E. B. Armstrong
Boston
Orley Ross
Mineral
Athens Social Roundup Sees Family Visits and Travel
Stewart and H Smith along with family enjoyed in law visits at Athens over Sunday. Mrs Maggie Fitzhugh and their young son return from West Virginia while J M Melchi visited Athens. Fay Smith leaves for Oberlin for a three month music course. Rose and Nan Palmer visit Torch to see a sister. Wayland Brill attends Carl Dunfee's funeral in Torch. Merle Copeland returns home to Athens. Goldie Olliver visits his grandmother Nancy Sears in Hocking County. Jim Russell travels to Marietta on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. H. Smith
Athens
Maggie Fitzhugh
Gertrude O'Connor
West Virginia
J. M. Melchi
Fay Smith
Oberlin
Rose
Nan Palmer
Torch
Wayland Brill
Carl Dunfee
Merle Copeland
Goldie Olliver
Hocking
Nancy Sears
Jim Russell
Marietta
Local residents and visitors gathered in the week
Miss Katharine Irwin returned home from Columbus after a week with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Emmett Murphy of Corning visited O. B. Murphy. H. H. Haning of Athens conducted business here. Fr. M. Moore and Lucy of Nelsonville visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jack. Miss Ora Lynch of Athens stayed with friends. Dr. Charles Pride of Glouster visited Dr. A. F. Holmes. W. P. Wyatt and family attended the Miners' Convention in Athens. Miss Mary McElroy returned from wintering with her sister in Athens. Miss Ida Strong of Wilksville visited Mrs. S. D. Webb. F. S. Crooks of Columbus spent days here visiting friends. Lenore Kern of Athens called on friends. Rev. G. W. Frey of South Newbury visited. Mrs. Mary Duffee of Trimble visited J. M. Duffee. Springs' Band played for Miss Rose Lindley before she left for Washington, D. C. Cecil Bean of Ohio University in Athens was a guest of Howard Vorhes. Howard Vorhes returned home from Delaware with friend Fred Gillian. Pearl Vorhes moved into W. E. Moler’s former home, and Frank Barnes moved into the Vorhes house. Mrs. Amanda Cowen and granddaughter Westina Cowen left for Missoula, Montana to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfred Carpenter
Nelsonville
Ruby Gibson
West Virginia
Santay
Floyd Dye
Chauncey
Eva Kientz
St. Aloysius Academy
New Lexington
Frank Kientz
J. L. Reese
Columbus
Father Ross
Holy Cross Catholic
B. F. Pickering
Ernest Hesse
Margaret Thomas
O. U
Gladys Danford
Elizabeth King
Miss Danford
Kings
Post Office
Fred Schestkemper
Clint Hook
John Stiff
Jack Collins
New Straitsville
Jennie Dowd
McArthur
W. A. Pride
C.,a. Pride
Albany
William Jones
Gilouster
Davenport
Frank McCranor
McCranor
Indiana
Glouster
H. H. Haning
Athens
J. M. Duffee
Springs’ Band
Rose Lindley
Washington, D. C
C. E. Morton
Cecil Bean
Howard Vorhes
Notable Visits and Illnesses Mentioned in New England Notes
Mrs. Ella Copeland of Illinois visits Mr. and Mrs. Robert Copeland. Mrs. Edwards remains ill, and Mrs. Jane Innan is in poor health. W. W. Dille from Guysville visits over Sunday. Will Wright suffers rheumatism and uses two crutches. Miss Prudie Starlin returns from Athens. Will Perry visits with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry. Locals attend miners celebration in Athens. Charles Wright, recently injured at the shaft, resumes work as shift boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Copeland
Illinois
Robert Copeland
Edwards
Jane Innan
W. W. Dille
Guysville
Will Wright
Prudie Starlin
Athens
Will Perry
Charles
Local Visitors and Health Notes From Hockingport
Mrs Ettalinda Parker hosted guests including Mrs Addie Tracewell of Parkersburg and Mrs Kennedy. Mr Herbert Dutton of Columbus and Mr Walter Dutton of Athens visited E A Dutton family. Ernest Seifried of Marietta College and others were home guests. H E Adams improves after illness. Abbie Parker of Bethel visited Mystic Adams. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Medley. Louise Wells improves after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettalinda Parker
Addie Tracewell
Parkersburg
Kennedy
Herbert Dutton
Columbus
Walter Dutton
Athens
E. A. Dutton
Parl White
Ernest Seifreid
Marietta College
H. E. Adams
Abbie Parker
Bethel
Mystic Adams
Milligan and locals note cattle purchase in Chester
T Milligan visited Chester last week and bought a fine herd. The sick list includes Hattie Nice Mrs Rose Jeffers Mrs Isaac Cullums and Grandma Mulligan. Silas Sanborn was a county seat visitor and Joseph Brown will start work soon for Leslie Castle at the Garden. Harmon Hours has not saved money due to bad weather. David Goldsberry bought a Jersey cow from EB G Angell. John Ackley purchased a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. T. Milligan
Chester
Hattie Nice
Rose Jeffers
Isaac Cullums
Grandma Mulligan
Silas Sanborn
Joseph Brown
Leslie Castle
Harmon
EB. G. Angell
John Ackley
Local moves and new business progress noted in town
George Carsey cannot carry mail due to a long standing ankle issue. William Reading accelerates work on his new store, hoping to stock by mid month. Edward Coe relocates family to the Coe building awaiting a farm move with weather. Addison Creamer moves family to the Snyder farm after purchasing it. Miller visited Athens on business. William Reading moves into the Martha Wilson house at Jerseyville. M. Strawsbaugh from Danville, Whitman Medicine Co., called on patrons in the vicinity. A dozen families moved through despite rain during the holiday. Infant son of Lucas Kelley from Stroud Run brought for interment at the M. E. Church. John Fagan of Athens traveled through en route to the Garden. George Jeffers moving to the Phillips farm this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carsey
Reading
Edward Coe
Coe
Addison Creamer
Snyder
Miller
Athens
William Reading
Martha Wilson
Jerseyville
M. Strawsbaugh
Danville
Whitman Medicine Co
Lucas Kelley
Stroud Run
John Fagan
George Jeffers
Phillips Farm
Local Social Notes From Coolville and Nearby Towns
Mrs Agnes Humphrey returned from Glouster guest of Mrs Ilda Wedge. Dr Frank Humphrey home from Amesville. Mrs C E White visited Athens friends. George Walden headed to Pittsburg. Lew Willing moving into Shull property. J O Knowles of Ellsworth Kansas visiting sister Luella Knowles after mother J R Knowles death. Mrs Otto Barth and son Karl guests of M A Morrison. Anderson Bentz arrived from Columbus en route home at Alfred. Mrs Ida Wedge of Glouster visited Mrs A E Lawrence. Ladies Aid met at J S Walden home on Fifth Street. Miss Bessie Taylor went to Parkersburg for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Humphrey
Glouster
Ilda Wedge
Frank Humphrey
Amesville
C. E. White
Athens
George Walden
Pittsburg
Lew Willing
Shull
J. O. Knowles
Ellsworth
Kansas
Luella Knowles
J. R. Knowles
Otto Barth
Karl
M. A. Morrison
Anderson Bentz S
Columbus
Alfred
Ida Wedge of
A. E. Lawrence
Ladies Aid of the
Congregational Church
J. 5. Walden
Fifth Street
Bessie Taylor
Parkersburg
Local Happenings Reported in Shade News
Shade community notes record W A Reading moving his family into the former Coe residence and George Jeffers purchasing and moving to Phillips farm. Miss Ethel Bobo returns from Ohio University studies and Anna Williams enters the A P program. The Kelley infant buried in Athens area. M E Sunday school collects for Japan relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Reading
E. O. Coe
J. FE. Williams
Ethel Bobo
Ohio University
A. W. Grim
George Jeffers
Anna Williams
Lucas Kelley
Athens
M. E
Japan
Thomas Phillips
Local News and Health Updates in Fairview
Mrs Lydie Howard remains at Rosa Jeffers bedside as she stays by her ailing daughter. James Beam and wife visited daughter G H Williams who remains in poor health. Miss Clara Mohler attends spring term at Athens college. Miss Nettie Moore returns from Athens for a short vacation. Local youths attend services at Salem Sunday. Charles Webb remains confined to his home due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydie Howard
Rosa Jeffers
James Beam
G. H. Williams
Williams
Clara Mohler
Athens
Nettie Moore
Salem
Charles Webb
Marshfield visitor and Athens residents noted
Mrs Hewitt of Marshfield is spending a few days with friends here. Harry Beckler of Athens spent Thursday night with Drood McAdoo and Mrs Stout. Their son Grover left Saturday for Vigo to stay a few weeks. Elza Wadley of Athens visited on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hewitt
Marshfield
Harry Beckler
Athens
Drood McAdoo
Stout
Grover
Vigo
Elza Wadley
Local Social Notes and Illnesses Mentioned in Chauncey Area
Over Sunday visits occurred at Joseph Mace’s home with Dr Prenca and Messrs Jones and Linscott of Chauncey. John Penrod is dangerously sick with pneumonia. Mrs Morairity visits her mother in Hope. Mary Rhodes returns to Zaleski from winter with Joe Algood family. Will Dexter was in Parkersburg with a brother ill with typhoid pneumonia. Joseph Mace and daughter Templeton traveled to Athens. Charles Booth infant at Inghams badly burned Mon. Edith Dumaree hosted Monday evening tinch event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesday
Prenca
Joseph Mace
Templeton
Athens
Charles Booth
Inghams
Edith Dumaree
Britain to aid Macedonia reforms cites 64 MPs
Sir Edward Grey told Parliament that Britain would help improve Macedonia's administration and conditions. He noted progress depends on other powers and stressed London's and allied cooperation in pursuing reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Grey
House of Commons
Macedonia
Great Britain
Dowie power of attorney revoked as Zion City telegraph
A telegram from Dowie to Judge Barnes in Zion City orders revoking Dowie’s power of attorney to Overseer Volvia and appointing Fielding H. White of Paradise Mexican to the role. Dowie says he travels to the City of Mexico and expects to reach Zion City soon. In Washington, April 4, Long of Kansas addresses the senate on the railroad rate bill and the White House conference on the Long amendment. Leaders including Fora ker, Allison, Aldrich, Bailey, and Bacon discuss the affair. Long takes full responsibility for the amendment but refuses to reveal conference details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dowie
Judge Barnes
Zion City
Volvia
Washington
Long
Kansas
Senate
White House
Foraker
Allison
Aldrich
Bailey
Bacon
Obituary of Nancy Wingo Kingly in Franklin County
Nancy Wingo Kingly born January 1948 in Franklin County Virginia died March 24 1906 aged 58 years 2 months 3 days. She married A G Wingo July 2 1867 and had six children four girls two boys George L predeceased her. She joined Baptist church 1868 later Methodist Episcopal at Hebbardsville. Card of Thanks from A G Wingo and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunes KK. Kingly
Franklin County
Virginia
A. G. Wingo
George L
Baptist Church
Ohio River
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hebbardsville
Golden Shore
Measures Lost At The Close Of The 1907 Session
The closing session of the Ohio General Assembly adjourned with multiple bills dead including the Thomas state bank inspection bill and the Bronson primary election measure. A new banking bill failed in the senate. The senate approved one inspector for oil with a $5 500 salary, and a state salary bill set governor’s pay at 10 000 with raises for other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Thomas State Bank
Bronson
Senate
House
White
Supreme Court
Dairy and Food
Pollock Senate
Huffman
State Central Committee
Secretary of State
H. B
Whitney
Shankland
Harper
Tinker
Springfield
Phillips
Elson
Watson
Duvall
Pattison
Earthquake Impacts Ashland as Wild West Star Joins Show
An Ashland quake lasting about two seconds unsettled residents. Geronimo joins a wild west show with war department consent for the season. Foster Brothers Mattress burns in Utica incurring 550000 dollars in losses. Foote and French brokerage assigns with George Gilbert and Arthur H. Gilbert named as members. In San Jose Colorado miner George Douglas dies after exchange of shots with a burglar. A Pennsylvan ia work train derailment at Rockland kills engineer Robert Burkhart and passenger F C Shipman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Ore
Geronimo
War Department
Foster Brothers
Comeny
Utica
Burne
San Jose
Cal
George Douglass
Colorado
Buffalo and
Allegheny Valley Division
Pennsylvania
Rockland
Robert Burkhart
Pittsburg
F. C. Shipman
Oil City
Gladden's Barber Shop Busy Tenorial Line Report
A brief item notes activity at Gladden's Barber Shop Palmer House with a tenorial line record dated March 30 1904. The entry records Footnotes include Dyas as a participant or identifier in the shop ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer House
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OUT OF Town News
Athens County
Mae Biddison
Estella Allen
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Katharine Irwin
Emmett Murphy
O. B. Murphy
New England
Charles Wright
Hockingport
Mrs
Fred Medley
Lively
Parker
Otho Elliott
Louise Wells
Pike Valley
SHADE
Fairview
Cngland Ale
Nancy Wingo
A. G Wingo
CHO
Bly
Howe
Foote & French
George Gilbert
Arthur H. G.bert
Dyas
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