Naturalization Petitions Filed in Common Pleas Court
John Kis and Kish Malicsky Kiso filed second petitions for naturalization in Common Pleas Court on Friday. Kis declared intent November 1, 1901 at New Lexington. Kish November 3, 1905 at Athens. Both miners. Kis German from Bremen arrived 1900. Kish Hungarian arrived 1893. One resident of Chauncey, one of Hocking. both married. Kis childless, Kish has five children. Both now speak English and seek court finishing touch. Edson France sues Guy J. Fleree in Common Pleas for $100 for a deal in Dr. France & Co. with A. F. Price attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kis
Rank Malicsky Kiso
Common Pleas Court
Kis
New Lexington
Kish
Athens
Kiss
Bremen
Germany
America
Chauncey
Hocking
Edson France
Common Pleas
Guy J. Fleree
Dr. France & Co. A. FE
Price
Foraker Speaks on Brownsville Affair Before Large Audience
Washington April 11 Senator Foraker addressed one of the largest gatherings to hear a congressional speech on the Brownsville affair. He stated the legal phase of the case and said testimony did not prove that the negro soldiers fired. they were discharged on circumstantial evidence only.
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Washington, D. C
Athens Fire Company Trains New Driver Team of Horses
The Athens fire company debuts a new pair of horses named Dick and Frank after thorough training by Charles Harvey. Hugh Meighen joins as attendant and driver, boosting morale as the team aids street duty and helps reduce the purchase deficit toward 459 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athma Fire Company
Charles Harvey
Hughie Meighen
Hugh
Athens Fire Company
Dr Shoop's Pink Plain Tablets Headache Cure
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Pink Plain Tablets as fast headache relief. It claims the tablets reduce congestion and normalize blood circulation, promising pain departure in about 20 minutes. Sold for 25 cents with a free sample offer from Bhoop Racine Wisconsin and Henderson-Crider Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Delegates Attend Columbus Banquet for Beta Theta Pi
This afternoon, Fletcher Roderick MacGregor Nye Beckler Hooper and Kenney traveled to Columbus to attend a Beta Theta Pi banquet for the Ohio and West Virginia chapters at the Hartman hotel tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
West Virginia
Beta Theta Pi
Hartman Hotel
Messrs
Fletcher
Roderick
MacGregor
Nye
Beckler
Hooper
Kenney
New County Visitors Board Names Three New Members
Probate Judge Lynch appoints F.8 Coultrap J. M. Parker and Cora M. Moler to the county visitors board. The panel now includes Mrs KB J Jones Mrs Palmer and D M Burchfield of Athens. The board inspects jails and institutions holding county prisoners.
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Lynch
F. 8. Coultrap
J. M. Parker
Cora M. Moler
Board of County Visitors
KB. J. Jones
Palmer
D. M Burchfield
Athens
Local Marriages and Ages Listed For Nearby Towns
The record lists several couples with ages and occupations from Canaanville Coolville Nelsonville Luhrig Buchtel Deanville Jacksonville Millfield including Orin Kirkendall 45 miner and Eunice Lehman 19 of Nelsonville Charles Robinson 24 electrician and Eunice Lehman 19 of Nelsonville James Davis 55 farmer and Jane Coleman 22 of Buchtel William Evans 21 miner and Eonth West 19 of Deanville Winfred Wemmer 25 miner and Christina Wolfe 21 of Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin P. Kirkendall
Miner
Canaanville
Otie Lowe
Coolville
Charles Robinson
Eunice Lehman
Nelsonville
James M. Davis
Farmer
Luhrig
Jane Coleman
Buchtel
William Evans
Eonth West
Deanville
Winfred Wemmer
Jacksonville
Christina Wolfe
Millfield
Athens Poison Factories
An advertisement touts Mi-ona stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach weakness. It claims quick relief from giddiness and distress after meals and promises a guarantee by Henderson-Crider that the 50-cent box costs nothing unless it cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider
Mi-ona
Methodist District Conference Opens At Presbyterian Church
A large band of Methodist leaders from the Marietta district gathered at the Presbyterian church at 1 PM to begin the district conference. The program includes sermons, reports, a symposium on the state of the church, and Tuesday morning sessions with licenses granted and various reports before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ence
Marietta
Presbyterian Church
C. F. Hager
Chester
W. W. Dick
F. M. Swinehart
B F. Jackson
Glouster
L. Strecker
Amesville
Dean Chubb
Frank Parkins
Coolville
Kid Again Or Never Again in Nelsonville Saloon Brawl
In Nelsonville Ohio on April 11 two men Tick Linscott and Bebe Woods faced assault and battery charges after a saloon dispute with an old man Eddy. Mayor Wells fined each five dollars plus costs totaling 9.65 dollars. both paid and were released, swearing off kidding people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Wilson & Rosser
Wells
Tick Linscott
Sam Longley
Bebe Woods
Eddy
Linscott and Woods
Warner
Schoolmasters Close Sixth Annual Conference
The sixth annual Schoolmasters conference closed at noon today with strong attendance from Athens and neighboring counties. Dr Hodge delivered two key lectures on high school biology and the function of the public school while Dean Williams led the program and university officers hosted a reception.
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Schoolmasters
Athens County
Dean Williams
Hodge
Money Safe in Real Estate Investments in Athens
Desirable city and farm property investments offer high water protections and special prices. Choice of 60 lots in Highland Park and Glenwood additions with elevated views, blocks sold at low rates. Syndicate possibilities in five sections aim to double money. home rates twice a month. McKinstry & Parker of Athens Ohio invite buyers to discuss opportunities.
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Highland Park
Glenwood
Athens
Texas Panhandle
Kers
Pan-Hellenic Baseball Sets Schedule for This Year
Committees from fraternities and Dr. J. C. Jones met to arrange a Pan-Hellenic baseball schedule mirroring last year. The tie among Delta Tau, Phi Delta Theta, and Beta Theta Pi will be played off with Delta Taus vs Phi Delts on April 18 before the varsity game against Ohio Wesleyan. The Betas will meet the winner the following Saturday. After next Saturday, fraternity and last year’s varsity players are barred from games. The season opener and banner prize promise exciting contests.
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Phi Delts
Betas
Delta Tays
Ohio Wesleyan
Dr. Jones
WANTS TO BE A LADY
Mary Klum an 11 year old daughter of Tony Klum Italian fruit dealer was taken to Athens by Chief of Police Warner to appear before the probate court and possibly be sent to Mansfield reform school. The child left with a cheerful if hopeful air saying she would like to become a lady and that there would be room to work on the train.
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Nelsonville
Mary Klum
Tony Klum
Athens
Warner
Reformatory
Mansfield
Twin calves named for Taft and Bryan spark farm judgment
Two months after birth on John F. Mrundige’s Marion county farm near Waldo, twin calves were named William Howard Taft and William Jennings Bryan. The Taft calf thrives and is seen as a prize possibility, while the Bryan calf is deemed worthless and mainly bales at the barn door.
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John F. Mrundige
Waldo
Marion County
William Howard Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Circleville Union Herald
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vitality For High Pressure Days
The author notes modern demands on men and women exhaust the nervous system and impair digestion. They recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla as a comprehensive tonic to strengthen vital organs, build up the whole body, and restore vigor for strenuous daily life.
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Hood
Health Coffee and Dr Shoop’s Pain Tablets Advertisements
An ad promotes Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin Health Coffee a coffee substitute made from toasted grains nuts and malt claiming no real coffee and quick one minute preparation. It also markets Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets as a remedy for headaches and general pain with a claim to relieve in about 20 minutes and offers a free sample by writing to Racine Wisconsin.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
Household chores and church deacon in a domestic scene
Johnston vows to stay home with his wife to tidy the house while Mrs. Johnston sends the children to Grandma's for the day. An aside notes his church role with humor about hammer mishaps.
Local residents and visitors noted in Glouster area
Saturday and Sunday activities include visits by G L Cole Chauncey residents from Sumner Tippett and John Hayden with township assessors in Athens. Many others including Mrs Powell and Miss May, Virgil Yaw, and Miss Mae Biddison travel for family and work. A new board of trade meeting is set in Fenneken's hall.
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Mary Powell
Miss May
Floodwood
Tom Ellis
Powell
Alex Stewart
Rendville
Jacksonville
K. of P.lodge
Stewart
Derthick
Virgil Yaw
Ohio University
J. W. Yaw
A. McDonald
John Henshaw
Glouster Livery Company
Athens
George Byers
Columbus
R. C. McKnight
Middleport
E. Lefever
C. L. Eddy
W. W. Wallace
Wesley Love
Clarence Strehmeyer
Bremen
Sam Speire
Cleveland
William Lacy
New Board of Trade
Fenneken's
Grant Wallace
Vera
Lancaster
Clint Wallace
Will Cook
William Mattox
Indianapolis Ind
Fred Cohanspiger
Bishopville
Mae Biddison
William Biddison
Sherif Webster
War Left Me With A Complication Says Peruna User
A group of letters from U S war veterans praise Peruna as a health aid. William J Lees of St Louis cites stomach liver and kidney issues and says Peruna helped him regain mobility. Lemuel M Hutchinson of Montpelier Vermont reports relief from a bad cold and chronic catarrh after using Peruna. W C Rollins of Prairie View Texas notes renewed appetite fever relief and restored vigor. The ad mentions Peruna tablets as a convenient fluid-medicine alternative.
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William J. Lees
Morgan St
St. Louis
Frank P. Blair
Land Army of the Republic
Benton Miss
Lemuel M. Hutchinson
Montpelier, Vt
W. C. Rollins
Prairie View
Texas
State Normal and Industrial Collegt of
Eagan Family Plans London Bank Venture Flight
Mr W H Eagan and Mrs Eagan formerly Miss Birdie Stedman of this city sail for London on April 18 with Mr John J Welch and daughter. Eagan is a banker in New York and Chicago leading a party of capitalists to launch a London bank. Mr F C Stedman of Athens may join and depart for New York midweek to handle business matters.
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New York
Europe
Bright Little Girl Prisoner Committed to Delaware School
Mary Blum of Nelsonville was committed by Probate Judge Lynch to the Girls' Industrial School in Delaware after a probate hearing in Athens. The incorrigible, truancy-prone child, who wrote to the judge in Syrian and English, was described as bright and energetic and was later taken to Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blum
Nelsonville
Athens
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Lynch
Tony Blum
Tony
Mary
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
Foraker
Brownsville
Rick
Frank
Moler
W. EK. Moler
Albany
F. C. Stedman Company
Coultrap
Ohio University Preparatory School
Parker
Biguatare
Tors
Epworth League
Ogy
McKinstry & Parker
League
J. C. Jones
Bryan
KE. L. Cole
Sumner Tippett
John Hayden
Charles Co
Mrs. Worthy Parker
J. A. Campbell
Clarence White
Isaac Jones
Little Son Carroll
George H. Davis
Roseville
Elijah Dayson
Corning
Mrs
George Miskel
Russell Swope
James Williamson, Jr
W .E. Steadman
Thomas Francis
Ed. Faine
T. J. Jenkins and
G. A. Cornwell
Bertha
Catharine
D. C. Cornwell
Wilda Wright
Blanche
Junction City
Robert Hemsley
Jasonville
Ind
Catharine Hemsley
E. E. Petticord
Church of Christ
James Ginnan
Harriett Hemsley
Edward
John
Richard Hughes
Crookaville
Dr. Stamm
J. Andrews
Hugh Dowler
Will Andrews
Dan Shepard
Burr Oak
James Williams
High Street
James Duncan
Lathrop
Guy Williamson
Westerville
James Williamson
Harry Morgan
Nellie Thompson
Elle Nash
Sharpsburg
William Nash
Schwickardi
Rudolph B. Schwickardi
Peruna
Rudolph B. Schwickardt
N. Y. Val
G St
England
Party of New Yorkers
Trip
W. H. Eagan
Eagan
Miss Birdie Sted
Man
London
John J
Welch and Daughter
Mr. Eagan
Chicago
F. C. Stedman
The
F. C. Sted
Man Company, of
Doan
Cline
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