Joseph M Wood For Supreme Judge Candidacy Welcomed
Judge Joseph M Wood of Athens seeks the Republican nomination for supreme judge. Athens County Bar Association endorses his candidacy and urges delegates to support him at the state convention, praising his impartial record and strong legal ability.
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Joseph M. Wood
Athens
Tedgs Wood
Wood
Supreme Judge
Joseph MM. Wood
Common Pleas
DeSteigner
Ceanimsas
Bar Ory
Coramoy Pleas
Supreme Court
Weod
Athens County Bar Association
Haas
Iim
Jadze
Ohio
Death of Mrs Armstead at 37 After Illness
The death of Mrs Mary Armstead occurred Thursday at her home 18 Camp Wool of pneumonia. She was 37 years old and leaves several children. Funeral services were held Friday at her late home and interment took place in the old cemetery.
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Mix Mary Armastead
Camp Wool
Puermonia
Dover Coal Company Sold to Continental Coal Company
Dover Minnesota April 21. The Dover Coal Company disposed of all its property mines coal lands fixtures and machinery last week. The purchaser is the Continental Coal Company which assumed control of the mines here and at Floodwood. Local management will see few changes as many Dover employees are retained. D O Hedges will remain manager of the local store.
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Chauncey
Dover Coal Company
Continental Coal Company
Floodwood
Dover Company
D. O. Hedges
Mrs Palmer Wood Poisoning Case Shown as Accidental
A Saturday morning poisoning scare at the Palmer House involved Mrs. Palmer Wood wife of the hotel proprietor. She suffered convulsions for hours but recovered by Tuesday. The illness remained unexplained with possibilities of accidental poisoning or intentional tampering though others who shared the meal were unharmed.
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Palmer
Wood
Civil War Veteran William Carskadden Dies at 76
Civil War veteran William Carskadden died Thursday at his Congress street home after a prolonged bronchial illness at age 76. He lived in Athens township, Mechanicsburg, and later near Pleasantosmi before moving to Congress street with his son E C Carskadden. Born in Belmont County, he moved to Athens County at age 12 and served over three years in Company B, 1ath O. VLI. Funeral services were held in Pleasanton under G A R auspices, with pallbearers listed, and he leaves four children: E C Carskadden, DB C Carskadden, Ire Carskadden of Athens, and Mrs Laura Gleason of Cheney, Washington.
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William Carstadden
Congress Street
Pleasanton
L. G. Matheny
Athens Township
Pleasantosmi
Mechanicsberg
E. C. Carskadden
Mr. Carskadden
Belmont County
Athens County
O. Vli
Free Garden Seed Distribution at Grosvenor Jones & Worstell
A limited supply of garden seeds is available free at the offices of Grosvenor Jones Worstell. Packages may be obtained in person or by mail. no reply implies supply exhaustion. Fresh fish arrive daily at R Wayne Roach Co's Central Grocery.
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Grosvenor, Jones & Worstell
R. Wayne Roach & Co
Remarkable Athens Woman Dies at 104 in West Virginia Heritage
Nancy Boyers Ayres, aged 104, longtime West Virginia native and Athens resident, died at her son Charles Ayres home on Race Street after a gradual decline. She lived through three centuries and left 38 grandchildren and 49 great grandchildren, with eight children from eight pregnancies. Funeral services were held Friday, Rev. T.L. Lowe officiating, burial in the old cemetery.
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Nancy Bodeyers
Charles Ayres
Race Street
T.L. Lowe
Cease
Messenger and Herald
West Virginia
Grenery
Monroe County
Onulasten
Athens
Death of Mrs Poston Noelosnnville April 2
Mrs Hannah Poston 72 died at her home last evening at seven o clock from a complication of diseases. Her sons C E Poston and Winfield of Logan and I G Poston of Crawfordsville Indiana and stepson C J Poston were summoned to her bedside. She was widow of L D Poston who died in 1875. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Noelosnnville
Hannah Posto
Eeven
C. E. Poston
Winfield
Logan
I. G. Poston
Crawforlsville
Indiana
C. J. Poston
Poston
Mortgage Burned Sunday at Christian Church
The church plans a May Sunday celebration with a mortgage burn ceremony. A program is prepared and the event will become a general rally day for members and friends, marking the first anniversary of the current pastor.
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Christian Church
Christian Church Promotes Bible Case Drama Sunday Night
A church poster advertises a Sunday program presenting a Biblical case involving Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde as a moral allegory. The event highlights the struggle between good and evil within a single person.
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Mr. Hyde
New Dentist Parlors Open Over Fulton Scare Rooms
A new dental parlors venture will be opened in rooms above J. B. Fulton's store after a scare caused by Roy P. Gilleapie. Dentist D. DS plans to locate here permanently and expects to begin receiving patrons in about three weeks.
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J. B. Fulton
Roy P. Gilleapie
D. DS
Aaron Parsons Dead in Hebbardaville
Aaron Parsons died at his home yesterday afternoon at age 68 after an illness described as apoptasy. He served in the Fourth Virgins infantry during the Civil War. Funeral services are set for tomorrow afternoon at the GCP church with interment in the local cemetery.
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Hebbardaville
Aaron Parsons
Fourth Virigins Infantry
GCP
Chorch
Trio of Girls Arrested for Larceny at B & O Depot
Aira Hanter Eva Hanter and Miss Luella Russell were arrested Saturday night by Policemen Burdette and Lowry on larceny charges after allegedly stealing clothing from Mrs. Preston and Mrs. Wolf. The trio planned a Cincinnati excursion. clothing was recovered and the case to be dropped if they left town. Russell is 17 and reportedly influenced by an older woman.
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Aira
Eva Hanter
Luella Russell
Burdette
Lowry
Mao
F. &. Preston
Byron Wolf
Hunter
Preston
Miss Russell
Ava
Wolf
Cincinnati
Alleng
Eva Baker
Philippines
Uniter
Campmeeting Date Fixed Coolville Campground Plan Set
The Coolville Campmeeting Association board met April 1 to arrange the next gathering. Rev Ostrom and Hillis will return. The meeting runs July 24 to August 3 with a harbor day April 28 for cottage owners to clean grounds and prepare for a record meeting. Lunch baskets will be required as tree and shrub planting and cleanup are planned.
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Coolvills
Coolville Campmeeting Association
Ostrom
Hillis
Woodruff Bound Over For Pocket-Picking Charge
Policeman Burdetee swore Woodruff arrested Tuesday evening on pocket-picking near the B and O depot. Victim identified about eight dollars taken. Woodruff arraigned Wednesday before Mayor Rose, pleaded not guilty, bound over to grand jury in five hundred dollars. He remained jailed awaiting the grand jury next Monday. Mrs Restinger to Columbus with Miss Kern for several days.
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Burdetee
Joe Woodruff
Woodruff
Rose
Grand Jury
Unknown man found dead near Coolville riverbank
An unidentified well dressed man lies dead for a month or more near Coolville station after a razor cut throat and wrist gash. No clues to identity as a razor case was found nearby and decomposition obscures details. An inquest was held and the body buried locally.
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Coolville
Seas Boss
Coolville Station
Nelew
Sunire Tidd
de Tawerence Svederdsfonaste
Aatipls Putas
Marshal Finsterwald Returns to Duty After Gallipulla Injury
Finsterwald reported to the mayor's office for regular duty and praised his regained strength after weeks on the streets. He brought the coat he wore when wounded at Gallipulla, showing three bullet holes from the encounter with Lyle, a dramatic reminder of the near-fatal day.
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Finsterwald
Gallipulla
Lyle
Jayle
Marelal Finsterwald
Iis
Mad Dog Runs Amuck In Broadwell Area
A rabid dog roamed through Amoyville and Broadwell causing fear. It bit J. T. Rathburn, a girl at Joseph Moss's home, and three cattle at John Jackson's before being shot five times near Nice Coal mines. Rathburn traveled to Chicago for treatment. Many nearby dogs may be exposed. residents urged to watch for suspicious animals.
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Broadwell
Amoyville
Ofelock
J. T. Raththarn
Joseph Moss
Kan
Big Ran
John Jackson
Goo
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