Out of Town News In Nelsonville Local Visitors and Weddings
Nelsonville notes show many residents visiting Columbus Athens and Amesville for business, relatives, and social events. Weddings include Anna Pierce and James Harbarger in Athens, Josie Harold and Fred Baugh in Nelsonville, and Pearl Robinson and Charles Hartgrove in Mechanicsburg with local residency changes noted. The community also mourns Mrs. John Wilson whose remains were brought home for interment after her death in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Frank Minner
Frank Tedrow
Columbus
John Cage
Starr
E. Tullis
Athens
Ellen M. Dewis
S. A. Stack
Nan
Kate Leyden
Buchtel
A. M. Lewis
Ephraim Black
Esta Mayhugh
Marshfield
Gertrude Swaim
Charley
Fin Wolfe
Near Zion
W. Hickman
W. W Poston
Logan
Jennie
Isabel Birkbeck
New Floodwool
Bertha Stephenson
East End
Ed. C. Evans
J. J. Hoodlet
Henry Lancaster
Harry VanAtta
Florence
Frank van Atta
Leurie Wright
Lancaster Commercial College
John Wright
Will Edgar
Edgar
David Siebert
Gertha deSucie
Columbus Street
W.H. Francisco
Mary Groves
Rock Ridge
R. R. Patterson
Nora Collins
Floodwood
Miss Collins
Amesville
Messrs
John and
Anthony Wilson
Hyde
L. D. Frost
W. H. Parks
Deanville
Anna Pierce
James Harbarger
Carbondale
Pearl Robinson
Mechanicsburg
Charles Hartgrove
George Chapman
Adame Street
Hartgrove
Swackhammer
Local Notes and Births In Athens Area
Born to W S Williams Jr and wife a girl on April 18 Emciys Coe visited his son G A Coe in Ath ens Mina Boring returned from Michigan Anna Williams completed a term at Gordon Sam Henderson visited Floodwood BR A Cramer traveled to Albany for a harness shop job Mrs Phillips visiting her parents near Athens G W Christman hired to teach next year J B E Williams sold store and goods to J E Burson and S K Bareon after August 5 K Darren to take charge of the store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Williams Jr
Emciys Coe
Athens
G. A. Coe
Mina Boring
Michigan
Anna Williams
Gordon
Sam Henderson
Floodwood
BR. A. Cramer
Albany
Barry Brooks
Phillips
Coolville News Briefs Report Murky Week
Coolville closes school Friday as Virgil Lynch visits relatives from Newbury West Virginia. A sheep kill by dogs injures five, and a storage fire destroys corn and poultry despite heavy snow. Two whooping cough cases appear, with Miss Frances Tidd and Miss Mamie Higley ill. Prof Matheny named principal and Miss Clara Herman teacher. Several residents travel for work, repairs, or oil field prospects in Texas or Jerseyville. A severe snowstorm blocks travel from Airhawks to Mercer’s area, with teams forced to clear roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Lynch
Newbury
W. Va
Matheny
Clara Herman
Ernest Shields
Ernest
New Martinsville
Cooley
Sylvester Chevalier
Eline
Reedsville
Indian Run
Vessie
Kline
Broadwell News Roundup and Local Notes
H H Townsend spent Sunday at home with family. Air trains delayed by high water on the M C and C R R. Recent rains flooded creeks into the bottoms. Mrs J L Foutch sick with tonsillitis. Miss Leora Brill joins Turner and Ebbinger in Marietta. Dr Geneva Frey now practicing in Broadwell. Snowfall totaled about fifteen inches and coal and feed shortages followed the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Townsend
M.C
R. R
J. L. Foutch
Leora Brill
M. P. Totman
Turner & Ebbinger
Marietta
Broadwell
Geneva Frey
Sidney
Frey
Garden News and Local Notes
Miss Anna Williams closed her school here Friday. Our sick are improving under Dr. Orr. Miss Josie Christman visited her parents of Anthony Sunday. G W W Sewell laid a veranda foundation. Si Moore visited on business. Miss Avelina Dean returned from Athens where she stayed three months. A hard show storm on the 26th and 21st left eight to ten inches of snow. A J Guthrie returned from Baltimore and began a ten week term at the Stout school on Monday, April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Williams
Orr
Josie Chistman
Anthony
G. W W. Sewell
Si Moore
Avelina Dean
Athens
A.J. Guthrie
Baltimore
Stout School
Mondar
A. G. Henry
W. ¥ Hosier
M. F
Hans
Myrtle Dilleta
Marietta Elmer Mercer
Peoples Telephone Co
Bartlett
Gilligan
Amesville Local Notes Reflect Growth and Loss
Amesville circles report extensive property improvements and new houses, with carpenters in demand. Miss Myrtle Dilleta dies. Elmer Mercer obituary referenced. Several moves, illness, and weather woes noted, plus a baccalaureate and the Amestille high school commencement program.
New England News Briefs Include Death and Snow Impacts
Fine Thompson is very sick with pneumonia. Pauline Woods died Sunday morning and was buried at Copeland cemetery Monday afternoon. The week brings little news as snow piles up and daily life slows in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Thompson
New England
Pauline Woods
Copeland
Beebe Social News Items Reflect Family Movements and Illness
Mrs. P. H. Ladd is on the sick list. John Ladd, Ser., recovers from a severe illness. Webb McCullough returns to Missouri after visiting relatives here. Herbert McCullough sold household goods at public auction. Artemas Pinsterwald of Athens moves into the Crippen residence. Mrs. Josie Petty plans a trip to Washington next week to rejoin her husband, with Miss Carrie Lowry accompanying to visit her sister in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Vordea
R.G. Wells
Mary McElrroy
Kurtz
Athens
Hattie Duffee
Grip
SD. Webb
Mattie Morris
Pt. Rock
Stacy Morrison
Lot
Albany
P.H. Sweeny
Jennie Benson
Iowa
Tacky
Cheshire
Lucinda Lucky
Martin
Lou Blunden
Amesville
Everett
P. H. Sweeny
Albany Friends
Nelsonville
Frances Woods
Baptist Church
Tall
P. H. Ladd
John Ladd
Webb McCullough
Missouri
Herbert McCullough
Artemas Pinsterwald
Sarah Crippen
Josie Petty
Washington
Carrie Lowry
California
Local Notes From Louster And Nearby Areas
M T Walsh and Mathew Murrey visited Athens and Shawnee respectively while Joseph Lyman and his son were in Columbus last week. Harriet Lawrence died at home near mine No 6. Charles Strockmeyer spent Saturday in Syracuse Meigs county. Eber Heston enrolled at Ohio University for spring term. Kitty Kasser from Columbus visiting Wm and Mrs Kasser. Eldridge Sawyer from Columbus stayed with brother J W Sawyer. Mrs Will King of Lathrop returned home after a week visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.T. Walsh
Athens
Mathew Murrey
Shawnee
Joseph Lyman
Columbus
Harriet Lawrence
Mine No. 6
Charles Strockmeyer
Syracuse
Meigs County
Eber Heston
Ohio University
Kitty Kasser
Wm. Kasser
Eldridge Sawyer
J. W. Sawyer
Will King
Lathrop
Frost and local travel notes from the village scene
Ada Russell returned from Marietta last week while Chase Place made a business trip there. Laura Rewell plans a Toledo visit soon. Hattie Dean began her Broadwell summer fermy school. William Founds family to move into Joshua Rowell’s dwelling. Isabella Blair bought two houses in the village. Bertha Barrows of Torch and Nancy Barrows with two sons Perry and Ira are in Torch for a funeral of Fraec Maes Bae. Detacy Duutlve aprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Russell
Marietta
Chase Place
Laura Rewell
Toledo
Hattie Dean
Broadwell
Wm. Founds
Joshua Rowell
Isabella Blair
Bertha Barrows
Torch
Nancy Barrows
Perry
Ira
Voce
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OUT OF Town News
Shade
Coolville
HULL
Jacob Hawk
Wr. Shott
Guyeville
Athens County
F. L. Preston Company
Dana Building
Po. de Soi-Tricotine
Arnold Constable & Co
Blum Bros
Rozenthal
Eee
Sweetzer
Peembrook & Co
New York
Batistes
Bates
UWE
Schatler
Pri
Norfolk
the Fabe Preston CO
Ens, OH
Bell
Marion Carpenter
H. A. Beasley
SR Weivatay
Beebe
DR. Fenner
L. A. Moore
Main Street
Zanesville
Market Street
Wheeling
W- Va
Thire Street
Newark
Ballard Garner
Court Street
Athans
Ballards Corner Court Street
James A Dults
Dilts
LL. A. Moore
Louster
Frost
Demolet
South Main Street
Ohio
Barnes
Wolff
J.D. Selby
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