Local Social Notes From Wolfs Plains Area
J K Brown made a business trip to Nelsonville last week. Mr and Mrs Will Selby of Nelsonville visited H M Barker family. Miss Alice Michael stayed in Athens with sister Nelle. W A Stage of Lancaster spent Sunday and Monday with relatives here. Mrs Stalder of Chauncey visited daughter Mrs George Gabriel. Miss Ethel Sams visited Athens with friends. Darrell Moore is convalescent after illness. Mr and Mrs Owen Martin attended the Pidcock Bricker wedding in Beaumont Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Brown
Nelsonville
Will Selby
H. M. Barker
Alice Michael
Athens
Nelle
W. A. Stage
Lancaster
Stalder
Chauncey
George Gabriel
Ethel Sams
Darrell Moore
Owen Martin
Pidcock-Bricker
Beaumont
Great Sensation in Leesville Over New Discovery
W H Brown, once expected to die, credits Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption with immediate relief and cure. The product supposedly treats asthma, pneumonia, bronchitis and grip with fast results. Priced 0.50 and 1.00, guaranteed by W H McKee Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesville
Ind
W.H. Brown
Dr. King
W. H. McKee Druggist
Vanderhoof Community Notes Mention Visits and Moves
H L McAfee and wife visited East Liverpool to see their children. Carl Stout improves after illness. Flossie Smith returns from Pleasanton. Dell Chase family plans to farm on Meigs Creek after wintering with his parents. Wm Jeers and wife visited daughter Mrs J Ours of Pleasanton. Mrs Eaton Chase visited her parents M A Noyes and wife. Charles Jeffers went to Pleasanton for new employment. Luella Clark hosted Ralph Rath of Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.L. McAfee
Charles Jeffers
Pleasanton
Luella Clark
Ralph Rath
Coolville
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve claims instant relief for burns cuts bruises sores eczema and other skin abrasions. The ad warns buyers to ensure genuine DeWitts to avoid counterfeit products and notes Cline's Pharmacy as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
DeWitt’s
Cline
South Canaan Gossip Notes and Local Appointments
Clarence Butts improves from pneumonia. Miss Kate Orr visits from Shade. Rev. O Neil preached here. Dean Cullums and Herb Hoskinson of the University of Oklahoma visited their parents here. H F Dillinger recovers from grip. Locals attend Guysville commencement. Anna Crawford returns from Athens. Rev. Reed to preach next Sunday evening. Allen Secoy and family visit Abner Frost. Charley Fulton returns from the West to visit George Rodhaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Butts
Kate Orr
Near Shade
Rev. O'Neil
Dean Cullums
Herb Hoskinson
O. U
H. F. Dillinger
Guysville
Anna Crawford
Athens
Rev. Reed
Allen Secoy
Abner Frost
Charley Fulton
West
George Rodhaver
Electric Bitters Restore Philadelphia Man to Health
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a severe illness with yellowing skin and weakness. After three doctors gave up, he used Electric Bitters, seeing marked improvement after one bottle and full recovery after three weeks. He asserts the product saved a life and recommends it at 50 cents a bottle at W. H. McKee's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Philadelphia
W. H. McKee
Hamburg Place boys exhibit pile driver at World’s Fair
A pile driver built by students from Hamburg Place school Newark New Jersey is shown among educational exhibits at the World's Fair showcasing student craftsmanship and practical engineering skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg Place School
Newark
N. J
Albany notes show local visits and bank endorsement
Prof. Dixon visited Rutland on business while C D Dixon performs grand jury duty in Athens. Joe Morris and family returned from Rutland to Albany, and Miss Mary McCann heads to Pasadena to join Mr. and Mrs. Blake as his health improves. The Bank of Albany earns confidence after a thorough financial review, with locals praising its stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Dixon
Rutland
C. R. Brown
C. D. Dixon
Athens
Harry Mitchell
Charles Mitchell
Jacksonville
Clint Shaffer
Nelsonville
Frey
F. B
Joe Morris
Albany
Mary McCann
Everett Cline
Columbus
Mary Neff
Hattie Orr
Crawford
Henry Fisher
Philadelphia
Bank of Albany
Perry Davis Pain Killer Ad Promotes Quick Soreness Relief
An 19th century style advertisement touts Perry Davis Pain Killer as the sole effective remedy for bruises strains and sprains. It claims mothers apply the product with energetic dose depending on injury and emphasizes two price points 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry Davis
Perry Davis
Local Visits and Funeral Notices from Lottridge Area
Mr and Mrs Dennis Bail of Flora visited Abe Bail Sunday. Mr and Mrs L D Castle visited their son Leslie at Garden Sunday. Frank Tibbles of South Dakota Mary Russell and Almira Mills of Guysville visited H E Stout’s Tuesday. Mongo the Indian fun maker entertained at Lottridge school house Friday. Miss Myrta Kincade visiting parents J W Kincade and wife. Henry Swartz and Hattie Ackley visited at Garden. West Flowers and Jerome Flowers called home for funeral of Martha Flowers 77 who died April 19. service at Lawrence Chapel and interment at Tappers Plains cemetery Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Bail
Flora
Abe Bail
L. D. Castle
Leslie
Garden
Frank Tibbles
South Dakota
Mary Russell
Almira Mills
Guysville
H. E. Stout
Mongo
Lottridge School House
Myrta Kincade
Athens
J. W. Kincade
Henry Swartz
Geo. Creasy
Hattie Ackley
Dan Ackley
West Flowers
Columbas
Jerome Flowers
Martha Flowers
Lawrence Chapel
Tappers Plains
Sound as a Dollar Bright's Disease Cure Story
Monticello Minnesota April 25 Mr J W Moore states he was given a year to live with Brights Disease. He describes severe swelling and inability to stand before a traveling seller claimed cure with Dodd's Kidney Pills. Moore began using them and says his health fully recovered and he is now sound as a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Minn
J. W. Moore
Bright
Pope
Local residents visit, move, and announce sales in Amesville
Mr and Mrs Charles Henry of Athens visit their son Dr Z L Henry in Amesville. James Cray of Guysville moves family to the Marion Carpenter property beside the Hotel Danbar. The Anna L Brown farm sells for 34 per acre to John Phillips. The Bell Telephone installs a toll station in F W Gibsons drug store. The county W C T U convention meets in Amesville with wide attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cray
Guysville
Marion Carpenter
Danbar
A. C. Young
Glouster
Hannah Rowan
Dunbar
Donnie Rowan
Will Cecil
Bremen
J. W. Cecil
Anna L. Brown
John Phillips
Bell Telephone Company
F. W. Gibson
D. G. Phillips
Columbus
Fred
U. Ed. Wooley
Pleasantville
John Wooley
Dale
Lula Nice
Big Run
Painkiller Top Pick In Family Medicine Chest
The text notes cramps and colic after improper food or ice-water, caused by intestinal gas. It highlights Perry Davis Painkiller as quick relief and recommends housekeepers placing it in the prominence of the family medicine chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Glouster Social roundup reports marriages and local visits
Emmett Rogers attended morning services as Charles Kasler and Saddie Williams were married Saturday evening. Several residents returned from travel, and local clubs held events. A Debating Society session rejected the motion money over education, while many townsfolk visited relatives and neighbors in Chauncey Columbus and Corning over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Rogers
Charles Kasler
Saddie Williams
Charles Parks
West
Leslie Munden
Columbus
Talley
Grant Hospital
Lady Maccabees
Chauncey Lodge
Clyde Clark
Harry Dapler
Corning
L. C. Curfman
Oldroyd
Seattle
Wash
Harvey Rose
Athens
Glouster Debating Society
D. R. Lewis
Wapakoneta
Charles Wallace
Edith Jenkins
Glouster High School
Bryson
Alvin Dille
R. Pugh
L. F. Carpenter
Nelsonville
L. Auer
A. H. Corsan
Portsmouth
L. Pridy
Tomas Harsha
Derthick
L. R. Andrews
Chauncey
M. M. LeFavor
Robert Loyd
Akron
J. E. Mason
Joe Sayers
Faltenham
E. C. Culver
John Perry
Marguerite Thomas
Len Hall
John Myers
Miss Bess Carpenter
Nellie Earich Subdivision Addition Adopted in Athens Ohio
An ordinance approves Nellie Earichs subdivision of out lots 153 and 154 added to the Village of Athens Ohio. The addition numbered 1304 to 1414 with streets and alleys shown is to be recorded after legal publication. The ordinance takes effect after passage as permitted by law, dated April 15 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Earich
Athens
Ohio
Earich
German Syrup touted as life saver for Athens patients
An advertisement extols Boschee s German Syrup as effective for colds throat and lung troubles. It claims many consumptives in Athens Ohio owe their lives to the product and urges readers to ask their druggist with prices of 25 and 75 cents under E R Lash Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Athens
Ohio
Bee
E. R. Lash
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Wolfs Plains
South Canaan
Lottridge
Amesville
Charles Henry
Z. L. Henry
Frank Pickering
Dexter
Geo. A. Kurtz
Oliver
L. WH. Glazier
Athens, Ohio
Court Street
Henry Logan
Attest
W. B. Golden
Charles McVicker
W. W. Baird
Chas. A. Campbell
John Steinmetz
Rome Township
Athens County
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Alaska
Wheeler-Holden Co
Erie Co
Buld
Buffalo N
West Virginia
Timber and Coal Lands
Freeport
Kittanning
J. E. Hamilton
Blaine, W. Va
E. D. Harper
Carbondale
Ohio River
Ice Plant
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Clothcraft
Thompson
Scott
Smart SE
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. B
Orville
Blucentaure
Brilliant
Coco
Vilut Chasline
Mignon
Jane C. Blance
Bell
Demon
Modesty
Jacobin
Brilentaure
Sarthe
Mutchler School House
Harrisonville
The
Meigs County Percheron Co
Citizens’ Phone
R. Fr
International Conventior Young Men’s Christian Association
Buffalo
N Y
Hopkins Valley
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