Local notices and social frocks fill Athens week
Mrs. George Bean attends funeral of Mrs. Crouch. Quarterly conference at Methodist church at 7. Eagles meet at Maccabee hall at 7 30. Many residents visit relatives in Findlay and Columbus. L. Hawk returns to Marshfield. Miss Lena Nelson visits en route to Zalenski. Father Mattingly suffers vertigo at B&O depot. D A Bardin plans six week south and west trip. Epworth League gifts Mabel Connett a music cabinet. Local clubs discuss Rusian Japanese war. Dutch slaughter 541 natives in Sumatra per report. Hall's Catarrh Cure ad ends.
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Lucy Cramper E
Mabel Connett
Colan
Order of Maccabes
Johnson's
Sluta
Marietta
Athens
R. W. Erwin
Miss Roberta
Bes City
Man
Mary de Steigner
Lena Slattery
Erwin
Epworth League
Columbus
Ladies Market At Neil Hotel Venue
The Christian church ladies host a market in the former fruit stand room beside the Neil Hotel. Home made bread pies and cakes will be sold starting at 10 o clock Saturday next.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Neil
Clarke's Real Estate Agency at Adams Express No 5 North Court
A listing for Clarke's Real Estate Agency located at Adams Express building on No 5 North Court Street appears in the newspaper notice. The item promotes property services and rental listings in the local market.
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Clarke’s Real Estate
Adams Express
North Court Street
Power Behind The Throne Comes To Athens Opera House
The Athens opera house announces the season finale on Saturday April 16 featuring Katherine Willard with Edward White's company in The Power Behind The Throne. The production promises strong sword play chivalric scenes and historic set pieces with fully furnished stage pieces. The troupe travels from Wheeling to Cincinnati and a music department recital is set for 8 oclock.
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Athens
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Real estate bargains in Albany Ohio at Clark's Agency
A fragmented ad list promotes a 7 room house on a large lot on a prominent street for 1500 dollars and an 8 room slate roof house for 2000 dollars with rents of 15 dollars per month. The notice cites Clark's Agency at No 5 North Court Street and James Rositter, Albany Ohio. Also mentions painting and hanging services and a home phone. Apr 14-17.
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Clark’s
North Court Street
James Rositter
Albany
Ohio
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