Athens Mayor's Office Meeting Urges Board of Trade
Local newspaper notes residents urged to attend tonight's at mayor's office to form a board of trade aimed at advancing Athens commercial and industrial interests. Also reports disputes over public garden use and a Washington dispatch on Panama Canal franchise rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Board of Trade
Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan
Panama Canal Co
Panama Railroad Company
New York
Bia
S. Deming
J. P. Morgan
Panama Canal Company
Arbor Day Proclaimed by Governor Nash for April 26
Governor Nash designates April 26 as Arbor Day urging organized tree planting in every community. He stresses replanting shade trees to replace depleted forests and invites schools to involve pupils in planting, especially around barren schoolyards, homes, and public parks. He warns future generations will bless those who observe the day.
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Nash
Cuban constitutional talks delay Cuba terms over Pistt amendment
Washington April 15 President McKinley held talks with Senators and representatives on Cuban constitutional convention terms. He will receive a Cuban commission but stresses finality of conditions. Senator McComas says the Cthans stand in their right and cannot modify the Pistt amendment.
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Washington
Cockrell
Senate Committee On
Cuha
Great Britain
McKinley
Hay
Hay Ia
London
Choate
Cuba
McComas
Cthans
Out of Town News Contined Local Social Notes
Mrs A A Stephenson purchased a fine organ. Miss Elizabeth Higgins visited Miss Florence Harvey. Miss Mabel Augustine stayed with her sister Mrs S A Scott in Athens. Mr and Mrs J T Swain and daughter Mamie of Marshfield visited J C Barney. Bert Dalley moved from Cannaville to live on William Ogg’s farm.
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A. A. Stephenson
Elizabeth Higgins
Florence Harvey
Mabel Augustine
Athens
S.A. Scott
J.T. Swain
Mamie
Marshfield
J.C. Barney
Local Moves and Notices From Area Residents
Levi Cone moved from Athens into the house on FL Junod's farm formerly occupied by John Knox. Rev and Mrs OU Sinky of Stanton Minn mourn the death of their infant daughter on Sunday evening. Mrs. Sinil is Mr Junod's daughter. Isaac Burchfield plans to move to Trimble soon after a long stay at Supar Creek. A respected Methdist and Republican, he hopes Trimble welcomes him.
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Levi Cone
Athens
Supar Creek
Trimbie
Local Notes on Sickness and Visits in Anthony Area
Little Fay Sams suffers from lung fever while Harry Sams recovers from pneumonia. John Fulton and wife recently aided John Sewells at Anthony. Mrs. Jesed Watkins visits sister Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Mary Sams hosted Mrs. John Rogers from Hicasanton. E L Poston remodeling improved appearance of their Clinton home. Flora Love in Oklahoma reported seriously ill with pneumonia.
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Little Fay Sams
Hill and Jones
D. A
John Fulton
John Sewells
Anthony
Harry Sams
Jesed Watkins
Canaanville
Williams
Mary Sams
John Rogers
Hicasanton
S. Poston
E. L. Poston
Little Now Clinton
Eliza Bishop
Peter Love
Oklahoma
Flora
Guysville Newsroom Notes and Educator Hire
Miss Frank Perry visited Athens on Saturday. J. W. Murphy toured the county seat Monday on business. E. M. Tucker of West Virginia visited his cousin J. H. Marshall. Mrs L L Cherrington and children visit Gallia county relatives. Harry Coleman of Athens stayed with his cousin Nell Coleman Sunday. Mrs Jennie Pilcher and Rosa Hovey were business visitors at Athens Thursday. Mrs W H Lewis returned from a two months visit with Bryan relatives. The board of education met at Stewart Monday and hired C R Cline of Meigs county to teach Rome high school for the coming term.
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Frank Perry
Athens
J. W. Murphy
E. M. Tucker
West Virginia
J. H. Marshall
L. L. Cherrington
Gallia
Harry Coleman
Nell Coleman
Jennie Pilcher
Rosa Hovey
W. H. Lewis
Bryan
Board of Education
Stewart
C. R. Cline
Meigs County
Rome
Local News and Social Notes from Coolville Area
Eddie Harper works for W C Higley in Guyaville. Miss Clara Harman visited the county seat Monday. Mrs Charley Chevalier of Reedsville has been visiting relatives here. Cards announce the marriage of Miss Stella Cooley and Mr Frank Dunlavey. James Morrison and Otto Barth left for West Virginia to seek timber deals. A fire in the packing room at Wm Walden and Co. nearly spread until C A Wedge and others mobilized to prevent disaster.
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Coolville
Eddie Harper
Guyaville
W. C. Higley
Clara Harman
Charley Chevalier
Reedsville
Stella Cooley
Frank Dunlavey
James Morrison
Otto Barth
West Virginia
Wm. Walden & Company Produce House
C. A. Wedge
New England Society News Briefs From Athens Area
George Hil visited Athens on Saturday. Cook Vandyke plans to move to Gloucester on Tuesday. William Bundy of Guysville called here Thursday. Samuel and Car Copeland were Athens visitors Thursday. Mrs. James Smith visited her daughter Mrs. Harve Parmeter last Harvey Adrian bought Sam.
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George Hil
Athens
Cook Vandyke
Glouster
Wm. Bundy
Guysville
Samuel
Car Copeland
James Smith
Harve Parmeter
Harvey Adrian
Sam
Blood and Nutrition from Scott's Emulsion Ad
An old advertisement extols blood as life and health, claiming rich blood fuels body and mind. It pushes cod liver oil emulsion from Scott and Bowne as a restorative for fatigue and poor nourishment, offering a free sample via mail from New York chemists.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Peogrs
Pearl Street
New York
Soc
Fico
Alidruggiste
Worthing House Set for Move and Notables Return
Mrs Martha Vangyke, visiting her daughter at Belpre, returns home Tuesday. Mrs Ella Chambers and family, wintering here, go back to Pittsburg Wednesday. College notes report 230 enrolled as second week begins. YWCA and YMCA plan a Friday reception at Lady's Hall. Tyrolean concert drew interest despite poor attendance. Thurman Morgan elected secretary of the athletic association. Homer Finsterwald manages baseball with Marietta College team game at five on the gridiron. Dr Chubb guides literary societies toward the June contest with preparatory rounds and prizes for winners.
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Worthing
Martha Vangyke
Belpre
Ella Chambers
Pittsburg
The
Athletic Association
Thurman Morgan
Homer Finsterwald
Marietta College
Pallas Club Meeting and Memorial Notice in Mineral Ohio
Saturday afternoon the Pallas Club met at Mrs. A. O. Sloane's home to discuss next year's work while Miss Lucile Evans chaired the literary session. The gathering included a eulogistic memorial for D. J. Canney and resolutions of sympathy. a discussion on employment and character in society appeared in the issue, with later notes on the need for competent workers and a curious anecdote from Guiana about ant remedies for slow movement in children.
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Pallas Club
A. O. Sloane
Lucile Evans
Douglas Campbell
Holland
England
America
Hobson
Roy Clayton
Bana Thompson
Hague
Amsterdam
Conner
Dickason
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Francs B. Gessner
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John A. Logan
Gen. Logan
Arthur
Morton
Thurman
Senate
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Army of the ‘Tennessee
Grand Army of the Republic
Schofield
Correns of the Loyal Legion
Philippines
Arbor Day
Washington Lutter
Sugar Creek
Downington
New England
Hi. M. McCord
Y.M.C.A
Lady's Hall
George McGladklin
Electrical
Frank Super
Pansy
Mineral
Ohio
D. J. Canney
Pansy Camp
C. H. Demaine
Mar Stantox
Maa
Sacapera
Guiana
Sam Sommer
Oxford
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Scientific Columbus Specialist
Hotel Berry
J.J. McCiellsn
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Boice
Somers Point
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