Reverend W L Slutz Dies After Long Illness
Rev. W L Slutz of the First Methodist Episcopal church died at the parsonage on North College street at 5 30 Sunday morning after months of poor health. He served 36 years in ministry, led church erecting efforts, and leaves a large family. Funeral at 2 30 Tuesday at the M E church with Bishop Moore delivering the principal address. Interment in Green Lawn cemetery Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Slutz
First Methodist Episcopal Church
North College Street
Dr. Slutz
Washington
George Washington
Monroe Township
Carrol County
Ohio
Mahlon Slutz
America
Germany
Rebecca Walburn
Pennsylvania
George Slutz
Jennie Brittain
Stark County
Sarah Howenstine
Huntington
Ind
Samuel Slutz
Canton
Slutz
Mt. Union College
Alliance
Methodist Episcopal Church
Indiana County
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Akron
Ravenna
Biglow
Portsmouth
London
Lancaster
Athens
M. E
Julia M. Clark
Portage County
Mabel
Helen
Julia
Merte Clark
Cincinnati
Raymond Mahlon
Ohio Medical College
Earl Ranson
Earl
Drew Theolog
Ical Seminary
Madison
N. J
St. Paul's M. E
New York City
Ella Eckman Whiley
Samuel Whiley
Mary J. Eckman Whiley
Mary Eleanore
Dorothy Jane
Baldwin University
Columbus
Masonic Order
David H. Moore
W. H. Cherrington
Marietta
Green Lawn Cemetery
Hocking Valley
Broad Street
First Methodist Church
M. E. Church
Faith of Our Fathers
Bishop Moore
Hull Foster, Jr
Henry O’ Bleness
Pallas Club Met At Sloane Residence Saturday
The Pallas Club gathered Saturday afternoon April 13 at Mrs. A. O. Sloane’s home on South Court Street. Members presented papers on Cuba by Mrs. David Putnam The Philippines by Mrs. Joe Pickering and Hawaii by Mrs. J. B. Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
A. O. Sloane
South Court St
Cuba
David Putnam
Phillipines
Joe Pickering
Hawaii
J. B. Clayton
Personal mentions travel and visits in Ohio towns
Mrs E D Sayre and her mother Mrs S E Woodruff returned Tuesday from a short visit in Marietta. B L Horn, shirt factory manager, came back Tuesday evening from a two weeks business trip in Zanesville. Dr F P McVay, ill at home, shows slow improvement. Mrs Mary Crippen visits relatives in Columbus. Mrs Alston Bilis spends the day in Marietta as guest of friends. Fred B Scott, electrician at Columbus State Hospital, visited his parents and returns to Columbus. Mrs J H Johnson leaves for Lancaster to visit friends. J Haliday Cline travels to Nelsonville and Lancaster on a short business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Sayre
S. E. Woodruff
Marietta
B. L. Horn
Zanesville
Fred B. Scott
Columbus State Hospital
W. F. Scott
Columbus
J. Haliday Cline
Nelsonville
Lancaster
Lumber boom as Guysville bridge awaits completion
Peter Harris of Vinton County returns to timber business as hundreds of thousands of feet of lumber await transport. Lumber yard holds stock ready for market once the Guysville bridge is completed. Sam Null sold his saw mill to Mr. Phillips and it moved to Charles Flanders’ farm. Daniel Crawford recovers slowly from pneumonia and measles. Fay Winters returns to Lottridge to tend switch plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Harris
Vinton County
Guysville
L. R. Pierce
Shade
William Fish
Joplin
Sam Null
Mr. Phillips
Charles Flanders
Death of an Aged Lady Ellen Moran
Ellen Moran aged 75 widow of Michael Moran died at her West State Street home Friday at 2:45 pm after three days of illness from heart trouble. Surviving children include Mrs. Belle Slater Trenton Missouri Mrs. Kate Carsey and Miss Maggie Moran Columbus and four sons John Michael George Joseph all of this city. Funeral at St Pauls Catholic church Monday at 10 am conducted by Rev Father Banahan with interment in Lancaster Street Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Moran
West Athens
West State Street
Bequest for D W U Delaware
Word reached Eldorado Springs Missouri of the death of William Field father of Bishop Bashford's wife and former president of Ohio Wesleyan university. Field left the college twenty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. U. Delaware
Eldorado Springs
William Field
Bishop Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
Field
Porter Falls From Window in Ten Story Hyden Building
Foster Benson a colored porter dropped from a window on the tenth floor while cleaning glass at the Hyden building and was killed instantly. The accident occurred in Columbus on April 15. Ben son was employed by the Hyden company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Artillery Arrival for Athens Monument Association
Six cannons and about one hundred cannon balls arrived for the Athens Monument Association through General Grosvenor. Iron 30 pounder Parrott rifles from Watervliet Arsenal join brass 12 pounder guns from Governor's Island with 10 inch shells, carriage funds provided by Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Monument Association
New York Arsenal
Governor's Island
N. Y
Congress
Secretary of War
Monument Association
Watervliet
War Department
Athens County Commissioners
Ladies showcase finish reviving old floors and woodwork
In a variety of colors it makes an old floor appear new and brings old furniture and woodwork to life. See samples at H. L. Wheaton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wheaton’s
Oil Wells Reach Ocean Shore Near Santa Barbara
In Summerland, California, travelers glimpse oil wells jutting into the sea just offshore. Many pumps are hundreds of feet from the shore. though most are exhausted, they once produced freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerland
Cal
Sannta Barbara
Hanna's Green Seal Liquid Paints Endure Surfaces
Property owners urged to use Hanna's Green Seal Liquid Paints for lasting results as a great preserver of surfaces. The copy promotes durability and protective qualities for various surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Memorial Day Committee Forms Union Memorial Day Plan
The Memorial Day committee representing I O O F K of P Red Men and Eagles met in the K P hall and elected L H Clark as chairman and C O Moore as secretary. A full committee meeting inviting other orders to join Athens lodges for Union Memorial Day 1907 is set for Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the Red Men hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
K. of P. Hall
L. H. Clark
C. O. Moore
Athens
The Makers Guarantee Returns With Hanna's Green Seal Paint
Hanna's Green Seal Paint now features The Maker's Guarantee on every gallon promising safety in use. The guarantee emphasizes consumer protection though it does not alter the paint's quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Trustees Form Organization to Aid Township Roads
Township trustees formed a county association to share ideas and buy road machinery and township supplies in one purchase to save taxpayers’ money. Theodore Pickering was elected chairman and R A Lowman secretary. numerous trustees from Ames Athens Alexander Bern Carthage Dover Lee Trimble Troy Waterloo Rome Lodi were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Pickering
Athens Township
R. A. Lowman
Troy
Ames
J. B. Johnson
Athens
Theo. Pickering
F. M. Moore
P. Fagan
Alexander
Frank Lowther
Scott Tippie
Bern— Canaan
Gabriel South
James Duncan
Carthage
W. B. Noyes
Dover
C. L. Sanders
Lee
D. C. Dickson
Trimble
W. A. Branmer
C. EB. Eddy
E. H. Stout
Waterloo
York
Wallett
Rome
W. B. Rice
Owen Beebe
Lodi
D. Goldsberry
Hanna's Green Seal Liquid Paint Delivers More Value
Consumers are urged to stretch paint budgets with Hanna's Green Seal Liquid Paint promising greater coverage per can. The sales pitch highlights cost efficiency and extended project reach to reduce spending on multiple purchases.
Bliss College Publishes The Seal of Fortune Booklet
Bliss College announces a booklet titled The Seal of Fortune described as a high grade business college offering guidance to youth on financial advancement. The advertisement appears in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bishop to Speak at Presbyterian Service Tonight
Bishop Vincent of the Episcopal church will hold a service in the Presbyterian church tonight at 7 30. The Bishop is an able speaker and will give the people a fine treat. All are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Local Resident Suffers Stroke Near Chauncey
M. W. Courtney of Chauncey area remains in critical condition after a Wednesday stroke that left him paralyzed on his right side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Courtney
Chauncey
Bentley Hosts Pedro Party at Morris Avenue Home
Dr and Mrs W B Bentley entertained many friends Thursday evening at their Morris Avenue home with a Pedro party. Three tables were in operation. Light refreshments were served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W E Peters Mr and Mrs E C Logan Mrs Spencer of Nelsonville Mr and Mrs H D Henry Mr and Mrs Frank Phillips Miss Amy Weiher and the Bentleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Bentley
Morris Avenue
Pedro
W. E. Peters
E. C. Logan
Spencer
Nelsonville
H. D. Henry
Frank Phillips
Amy Weiher
Bentley
L O G Girls Entertain Guests At Mrs Carrs Home
The L. O. G. girls hosted a social evening at Mrs. Marie Carrs on Lancaster Street with games music and a luncheon. Attendees included Misses Alice Smith Margaret Morgan Marie Bell Iva Harris Eva Harris Hazel Lee Mattie Richards and Messrs George Harris Guy Carter Stacy Boyer Cliff Lonas Ira Morgan Sandy Smith and Wiley and Guy Sinnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Carr
Lancaster Street
Alice Smith
Margaret Morgan
Marie Bell
Iva Harris
Eva Harris
Hazel Lee
Mattie Richards
George Harris
Guy Carter
Stacy Boyer
Cliff Lonas
Ira Morgan
Sandy Smith
Mr. Wiley
Guy Sinnett
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Cherrington
Stutz
E. W. Chubb
Church
Moore
Arbuckle
Rev
Lewis
Greenlawn
Josiah Brittain
Ervin Slutz
Emmett Slutz
Morris Slutz
W. B. Slutz
Franklin Avenue Church
Cleveland
L. J. Slutz
Painsville Church
Painsville
Mary Whiley
Fred C. Whiley
Robinson P. Whiley
T. B. Whiley
H. C. Drinkle
W. H. Radebaugh
W. M. Leiby
Keifaber
H. G. Trout
J. M
G. W. Burns
Dresden
W. H. Mitchell
Roseville
W. de Cherrington
L. G. Matheny
Washington D. H
A. J. Hawk
Gallipolis
John F
DR. A.monetta
F. P. McVay
Mrs
Mary Crippen
Mrs. Alston Bilis
J. H. Johnson
Anthony
Daniel Crawford
Fay Winters
West
State Street
Gwe
Qwe
Cura
Ugar
Grove
Riages
Unifor
Mity
Ment
Bliss College
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