Out of Town News Visit Wonders and Moves in Lancaster
Jerome Beckler and many locals visit from Carbondale Rendville Toledo Amenville Union Furnace Lancaster Columbus Athens and Chauncey all appear as places of travel and hosting with residents visiting relatives friends and attending events including Dor Day lily and others in Lancaster and nearby towns. Local social scenes include teasers meals and club gatherings with names of residents and hosts such as Miss Anna Sleson Miss Blanche Sisson Mrs. Mac McClintock and Mrs. W J Stuart noted among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Beckler
Carbondale
Nelsonville
J.L. Hickman
Rendville
W. J. Webb
Toledo
F.S. Tedrow
Amenville
Willand Tucker
Lancaster
Yennyhill
Union Furnace
W. J. Jones
Nettle
Ruth
Tendville
Tammy Daylily
Don
Carbon Hnl
Misa Mary Smith
John Roach
Athens
T. N. Black
Glen Ebon
Misses Mayme
Anna Black
Selby
Ralph Silcott
Columbus
Rose
Anna Price
Mattie Wilson
Allie Snrader
Will Morgan
J. H. Salts
Mabel Beatle
Myrtle Barker
Erle Coakley
Stella King
Lulu Mason
James Francis
Harley Juniper
James Shepard
Noah Fillnger
Sheldon Smith
May Lampson
Little Hit
Grace Nerick
Bessie Johnson
Gegs
Local News Notes Amid Small Town Visits and Reorganization
Zelda Bolin makes marked improvements on his residence. G F Hughes of Rushville paid a visit, buying walnut timber. Della Irvin visited her parents, Mr and Mrs G F Robinson. Hettie Chase of Carpenter visited her brother Walter Chase postmaster. F G Brooks returns home after a successful term of school at Jerseyville. Sell Woodyard of Chase bought cattle. he is a leading local merchant. Sunday school reorganization elected superintendent HB C Brooks assistant Joseph Hudnall secretary Maud Haning treasurer Stella Knowlton organist Bertha Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Bolin
Hughes
Rushville
Della Irvin
G. F. Robinson
Hettie Chase
Carpenter
Walter Chase
F. G. Brooks
Jerseyville
Sell Woodyard
Chase
Woodyard
HB. C. Brooks
Joseph Hudnall
Maud Haning
Stella Knowlton
Bertha Wood
Local notices reflect a busy Athens area
Elmer Mercer is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Sarah C Henry is ill with tonsillitis. Athens hosts visitors Eva Blunden Nelle Curtis. Charles Blair traveled to Cincinnati for barber training. Attendees at Freebytery in Lovell include Kev Beeman and Mrs A C Young. Various residents travel, visit, or engage in work from coal land options to livery horses. A council meeting and mayor Gilligan’s property purchase mark local governance. A wedding, school term at Judson, and teachers’ O T RC work plans appear amid a flurry of small-town activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Mercer
Sarah C
Henry
Eva Blunden
Nelle Curtis
Athens
Charles Blair
Cincinnati
Kev, Beeman
Mra
A.C Young
Lovan
Blanche Eppley
Buckingham
Amos Starkey
Switzer
Robert Beers
Nelsonville
C. L. Poston
T. J. Jay
Morgantown
W. Va
Frank Mardin
Plantaville
Lewis Wilcox
Murray City
G. Ek. Clark
Heber
Alex. Shaw
Harry
Vincent
J. G. Moore
Wilbur Carpenter
Gilligan
Sarah Henry
J.C. Snediker
P. L. Cole
Marietta
G. H. J. Beeman
G. E. Clark
W. V. Hoser
S. St. McCune
F. J. Beasley
J. Z. Heston
Walter Gilliean
Local social notes from Glouster and area
A string of visits and illnesses in Glouster and nearby towns includes Mia and Carrie Jones visiting Columbia, Mary King recovering from tonsillitis, Thomas Hawkins calling on old friends, and Mrs Laura Jones hosting in Columbus. Maggie Gordon stayed with her brother in Junction City, B Foley checked business in Glouster, the Stahls visited Murray City, and Hugh Gormley bought a house. Grace Kastler returned from Lancaster, Rev Roush spoke on motherhood, Little Krientz returned to New Lexington, and Bernice Carpenter visited Nelsonville. Pauline the play debuts April 26 at the opera house to benefit the church, while a Methodist bazaar netted 155.90. Grandma Wooley remains poorly. Bertha Mills went to Lyda. Ellen Kaaler of Federals visits relatives. a birth announced for E Rathburn’s family. William Phillips works in Glouster. Mrs John Rowan visited Athens. Ed Clark moved to Amos Norman house. W D Clark visited Sand Rock. George Shirley circulated in Dexter City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Carrie Jones
Columbia
Harry Branson
Mary King
Thomas Hawkins
Hamden
Laura Jones
Jones
Columbus
Maggie Gordon
Junction City
John
B. Foley
Athens
Glouster
J. L. Stahl
Thurscay
Murray City
Hugh Gormley
Will McDonald
Grace Kastler
Lancaster
Rev. Roush
Liltle Krientz
New Lexington
Bernice Carpenter
Nelsonville
Christian Church
Pauline
Opera House
The
Methodist Church
Grandma Wooley
Misa Bertha Mills
Lyda
Ellen Kaaler
Federalis
E. Rathburn
William Phillips
John Rowan
Ed’ Clark
Amos Norman
W. D. Clark
Sand Rock
George Shirley
Dexter City
Local notes and visits across towns this week
Madison Baker is working in Marietta while Oscar Bingman traveled to Athens on a business trip. Misa Fiona Johnson visits sister Mary at Stewart this week. P. J. Chambers of Little Hocking spent Sunday with his parents here. G. W. Dean and C. W. Lippsie were in Parkersburg on business. Mrs. KR. L. Davis visited her mother Isabell Blair at Frost last week. Martin Flaherty will stay in Ohio instead of going to Michigan this spring. Rain postponed Sand Hill schoolhouse entertainment to Saturday evening April 20. excursion guests included A. Z. Bingman J. B. Daugherty J. M. Townsend A. D. Carlton and S. M. Bingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Baker
Marietta
Oscar Bingman
Athens
Misa Fiona Johnson
Mary
Stewart
P. J. Chambers
Little Hocking
G. W. Dean
C. W. Lippsie
Parkersburg
KR. L. Davis
Isabell Blair
Frost
Martin Flaherty
Michigan
Local Notices From Hebbardsville and Nearby Towns
D Beasley spent a few days at Millfield and returned Monday. Miss Becca Jordan visits her brother in Athens. Owen Jordan and wife of Athens visited his parents last week. Elsie McVay visited Marshfield friends returning Monday. Miss Fanny Jordan came home Saturday from Carpenter after visiting friends. W Matheny closed a seven months school in April. A Wines versus Woodruff case before the justice of the peace Friday ended with a jury disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Beasley
Millfield
Becca Jordan
Athens
Owen Jordan
Elsie McVay
Marshfield
Fanny Jordan
Carpenter
Wines
Woodruff
Justice of Peace
Stewart Miss Marie Thomas Adopts Vladrites Von Ret
Miss Maggie Ewers of Athens was the guest of her parents here Sunday. Several from here attended the teachers examination at Athens Saturday. Dr Beary Hammond and family moved into the house vacated by Mrs D W Holsington. Prof Robbing elected superintendent of our schools for another year and Miss Hattie Brill as primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Thomas
Vladrites von Ret
Maggie Ewers
Athens
Beary Hammond
D. W. Holsington
Robbing
Hattie Brill
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Amesville
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Steve Watts
Colorado
John Hawk
Sam Webb
Edward Brooks
Charles Foster
Wiliam Hawk
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Auburn Rath
Emmett
Wm. Wooley
Mary Wooley
Herbert Ruth
Ge. W. Christmann
O. T. RC
Lottridge
Ben Flowers
A. E. Cowdery
Keno
Aaron Ball
McGaub Tiros
Alfred
T. N. Chalfant
George Gearhart
Familly
Latrobe
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Guysville
Tibble
Ernest Glazier
Liza Nickoson
Anna Dinsmore
Garden
Jasper Hill
Trimble
Dan V. Storts
Mra. Duffee
Albany
Gusta McCune
Amesvile
Smill
Joe Robbins
Smock
Rose Johnson
H. F. MacLanen
E. W. Grove
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Arnold Constable & Co
Blum
SU Walsts
Rosenthal
Sweetzer
Peembrook & Co
New York
Scheiler
VIRRY
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DR. Fenner
L. A. Moore
Main Street
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Wheeling
W.va
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Newark
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James A. Dilts
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Hourdon
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S. Rosenhein
Third St
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Hunt
T. J. Hest
T. J. Hunt
Mervin
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Tude Krautwurst
Coal Stun
Somerset County
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Heck
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Athena County
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Mary Chrisbom
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