Out of Town News Mixes Visits and Home Return News
Miss Daisy Smuth returned Saturday from a visit with friends at Chilheathe. Miss Nettie Walker of Athens visited her sister Mia. Lo FL Smith and Mrs B C Bughogh returned home in Fairfield after spending the winter with relatives. Metehi of Girdeville visited here with his parents CLL Owings and family. Utley plans to establish a new home there. A dinner was held at Warren Wick Sant's home. Murry Ewers visited friends in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Smuth
Chil- Heathe
Nettie Walker
Athens
Mia
Lo FL Smith
B.C. Bughogh
Wtrleson
Fpaiuwat
OH. Metehi
Girdeville
Cll Owings
Utley
Warren Wick‘Sant
Murry Ewers
Ladies Aid Social at Masonic Hall Saturday
GUYSVILLE The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will hold a social in the Masonic hall Saturday evening the 26th. Everyone invited for a good time. Gertis Rodaharer Blanch Light Cees Bean Dana Bandy Emimit Hayes from Rome High attended Boxwell examination Saturday. The school board met at Stewart Monday and fired. Mrs Ackley of Shade visiting daughter. Hayes Barson Fred Brewer and wife visited Burlingham relatives. W H Lewis moved family into Mrs Clara Hulls residence Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Hall
Fiorencco
Ella Johnson
Planachester
Stewart
Ackley
Shade
Hayes Barson
Fred Brewer
Burlingham
W. H. Lewis
Clara Hull
Local Notes From Athens and Nearby Towns
New England visits and Athens bound travelers fill a week with family gatherings and social calls. Residents include Jennie Wyatt, Mrs Bundy, Dana, Edad, Jennie Daddy, and others visiting Amesville, Athens, and surrounding areas. A village incorporation vote results 35 to 31 against surrender. A rabies scare follows a roaming dog injuring John Rathburn and a neighbor. Rathburn travels to Chicago for treatment. Pension notices and local visits pepper the period, with several residents listed by name and town.
Protracted meeting leaders visit Little Hocking church
Miss Andria Ricuy of Stewart attended a roadin queue with Sir Freda Rhodcharer. A protracted meeting 34 was in progress at Dateh Ridge led by Steve Bingman and Mr Wan. Chambers near Fill mort visit Frank Crippen and family. Miss Hattie Dean and Mins Orn Cook attended meetings at the Universalist church in Little Hocking on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebee
Andria Ricuy
Stewart
Freda Rhodcharer
Dateh Ridge
Steve Bingman
Wan
Chambers
Near Fillmort
Frank Crippen
Hattie Dean
Mins Orn Cook
Universalist Church
Little Hocking
Mineral News Briefs From Parkersburg and Surrounding Areas
Chip Foster of Parkersburg is a guest of relatives here, Misses McDermott and Harther of Wellston. Mourne, in New Meviva, is much better. George Keeton and Sylvester of Seattle visit relatives nearby. Jol McGrawh of Chillicothe visits her parents. Garnet McCoram of Gallipolis visits Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. Will Belt and family return to work in Went Virgin oil fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chip Foster
Parkersburg
M. V. McCoram
Garnet
Gallipolis
Wilson
Will Belt
Went Virgin. Iu
Local Notes From Ireland and Nearby Towns
Friday visits in Parkersburg and Coolville are noted with residents and guests from Mankingum county and Mary D. Shotwell. Attendees at the Boxwell examination in Athens include Ethel Chambers and others. A G A K meeting in Frost and visits by Grace Barrows and the McDaniel family are also mentioned.
Grosvenor B A Ellis Signs One Year Store Contract
Grovsenor B A Ellis has entered into a contract with the firm in charge of the Hoisington store at Amesville to sell goods for one year. Edna Ellia and family will be missed in the church and neighborhood. Roy J F Garrete preached at the Methodist church at Sand Reel on his last appointment with a sermon on Miracles. Onur school will close this week with Mix Stone as faithful teacher. C C Bryson made a business trip to Athens Saturday. Anna L Copsland and her niece Olive visited relatives in Athens. The school election passed quietly. out of forty voters five were pleased, A L Operat 2 C0 and Bowman elected sub-directors. Minnie Colvin’s carpet rat sewing bee was a pleasant social. Arthur Copeland hosted Young Indy visitors from New England on Saturday. Mrs Rice and Miss Wells from near Stewart visited Mrs J W Grosvenor. B E Hedges of Athens invited his sister Aira Skinner for a short visit. Misses Blanche and Lena Smith and Blanche Capelani attended religious service at New England Sunday. Lewis Skinner has been sitting Sannae coed HCO OE rotithttis two weeks with improvement. Mrs Fanny Oge, Edward Grosvenor and Mrs Minis Smith among the afflicted. Bessie Lee Ogg will be the future operator at Wilson Channel. Edna Ellia has served faithfully and the church is grateful though the family moves to Amesrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Ellis
Hoisington
Amesville
Elia
Roy
J. F. Garrete
Methodist
Onur
Mix Stone
C. C. Bryson
Athens
Anna L. Copsland
Olive
A. L
Bowman
Afra
Minnie Colvin
Indy
New Englant
Arthur Copeland
Rice
Miss Wells
Stewart
JW. Grosvenor
Hedges
Aira
Skinner
Blanche
Lena Smith
Blanche Capelani
New Enghayl
Lewis Skinner
Fanny Oge
Edward Grosvenor
Minis Smith
Bessie Lee Ogg
Wilson Chanel
Edna Ellia
Amesrville
Heintz Best Sweet and Dili Pickles Bulk at Fanser's
Fanser's offers Heintz best sweet pickles and Dili pickles in bulk. Customers can buy large quantities for home canning or events. Local store promotes affordable bulk pricing and ready pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heintz
Fanser’s
Splendor of Spring at the Big Store
The Big Store brightens with new season foods and fashions across Dry Goods Clothing Carpets and Notions. Two floors show top selections with fresh stock from two large Southern Ohio stores and spot cash pricing. Low prices on every purchase, with no limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
The Preston Line Ready Made Suits and New Styles
A clothing store promotes the Preston Line with new fabrics, yokes, stir fronts, and turned up trousers. It claims superior fit versus tailors, featuring a wide price range from $2 to $25 and ready tailored “The Preston” suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign
Planner
Preston
New Shirts and Neckwear and Spring Underwear Arrive
The store announces new shirts and neckwear in stock along with fresh spring underwear lines across the aisles.
Local notes from Coolville and Athens county highlights
Residents visit Cincinnati and Huntington for business and family news. Moves include the Campbell and Humphrey families purchasing property, while several locals pursue jobs in Columbus. Court activity is light with a damage suit over slander valued at 3100 and various civil matters listed. Also notices on a sale of a buggy and related items.
Sorry They Sold
Glouster April 23. Sixteen Glouster business men formed a company and leased land in Morgan county near Elliots Cross Roads for oil. After three unproductive holes they sold their lease to Frank Kevitz D Edwards D A Thomas and others. The new owners soon drilled a well that produced about 150 barrels of oil per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Morgan County
Elliott's Cross Roads
Frank Kevitz
D. Edwards
D. A. Thomas
Bonanza
Rubber Horse Shoes by Chas Secor
Chas Secor, the horseshoer, offers a line of rubber horse shoes. These shoes are guaranteed to last longer than metal and keep horses safe and comfortable on paved streets. They reduce concussion and keep the hoof in healthy condition. Try a pair and you will use no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Secor
Drilling Commences on Featherstone Property Near Stewart
The Federal ON and Gas company began drilling the first well this week on the Featherstone Property near Stewart. J. B. McCan, a financial stakeholder, leads the drilling effort as operations start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Federal ON and Gas Company
Featherstone
J. B. McCan
Pickle and Grocer Ads Highlight Local Markets
An OCR read lists Heintz's sweet mixed pickles at Fanser's meat market and a prompt to buy fresh vegetables at R. Warne Rocah & Co's Central Grocery. The notice portrays local grocery competition and product offerings in a small town market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heintz
Fanser’s
R. Warne Rocah & Co's
Con‘tral Grocery
Also Mentioned on This Page
OUT OF Town News
Guysville
New England
Jennie Wyatt
Mra. Wharll
Clarence
Will Porry
Cambridge
Fred Dulderson
T. EB. Clark
Marietta
Thomas Benneth
Athena
D. B. Bennett
Esther Bradley
New Concord
J. White
Francis Henry
EL. Henry
WW. Brawley
Myrtle Dille
H. GC. Dillo
Charles Wheeler
Buckingham
Phoebe Andrews
B. AL Enis Iisa
Jennie James
Broadwell
John Jackson
John Rathburn
Anna Brosa
Mina Veata Henry
Skardar
Linsenti
Colambes
Ireland
Thomas Flaherty
Parkersburng
Gertie Shotwell
Mankingum County
Mary D. Shotwell
Snd
SD. Winters
Inez
Francis
Coolville
Ethel Chambers
Cora Flinn
Grace Blingman
Tea Johnston
Gs. Wibur Dodd
Annie Townsend
Jan
J. M. Townsend
Clarence McGraw
Plymouth
R. L. Davis
Jist Grace Barrows
Mra
Sadie McDaniel
Angie
Chauncey
Booza Tippin
Shepard Humphrey
Hockingport
Grosvenor
SCA
SBTC
BRY Goods Store
Grenadines
Giagkaus
Batistes
Madras Toile-Du- Nords
A. F.C
Everet Classics
Nottinghaw
Dana Building
Iui Pina
Boys and Children's
Iroi
Qur
Ing Department
Panama
New Spring
Oe EF
Preston Company
OHIC
James Morrison
P.O. Smith
E. D. Carleton
Cincinnati
Smith
Arant
John Campbell
G. W. Harman
G. L. Jones
E. C. Taylor
New Martinsville
W. Va
H.E. Bennett
Huntington
Mle Parsonage
John Wise
Jamia Shanks
F. G. Runyan
Fred Wedge
Columbus
M.D. Humphrey
A. BI. Fraime
State of Ohio
City of Toledo
Lucas Connor
Frank J. Cheney
F. WT. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Countyard
Hall
Frank J. Chenery
AL W. Gleason
Notary Public
Irer
F. I. Cheney & Co
Jameson Cline
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Welby L. Balthaser
Exm. Koons
United Brothers Church
Jacksonville
United Brothern Church
Eaid
Avera
DW Cornell
Cyrus B. Marper
Nathan W. Musgrave
Abram G. Jennings
Mary E. Lohmer
Hiram Renden
Gertrude Wood
Peter Winning
Elia Reed
Elias Reed
York Township
Columbia Buggy Co
Scurry
Debalo Harmeas
Fy C. Webster
Canaanville
L. A. Moore
Zanesville, Ohio
James Adilts
Ballard Corner
Court St
UGCC
C. Fall
Monny
Sterling Remedy CO
Chicago
New York
C.J. Scott
Ginases Fitter
Srael M. Foster
Mamet
O. Dawson
Barr, IL
Cline
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!