Vanderhoof Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Work
Susie Jeffers returns home from Pleasanton after weeks away. Aunt Harriet Hull of Lyda visits friends. Mrs. Halastaney of Snowville stays with sister Mrs. W. O. Stout. Grandson Don Chase from Pomeroy visits as guests of Jos. Chase and wife. Frank Chase and family visit C. E. Chase. Local residents attend school and farm work with neighbors. Minor injuries, carpentry work, and church appointments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Hull
Lyda
Halastaney
Snowville
W. O. Stout
Jos. Chase
Don Chase
Pomeroy
Frank Chase
Toppers Plains
C. E. Chase
Charles Jeffers
Austin Harris
Lottridge
Leander Harris
Athens
John Cowen
Success
W. M. Jeffers
Chester Barber
M. A. Noyes
Jos. Lant
Harve McAfee
Parkersburg
Carl Baits
Rev. Reed
U. B
Dennis Gander
Coolville
Eaton Chase
Lester Clark
Stewart
Millfield Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend
Will James and family of Sandy Ridge visited relatives in town. Youths attended a poverty social at Chauncey. A box supper is planned at A. W. Russell's home on Friday evening May 1. Lena Latimer stayed with her grandmother on Oregon Ridge, Erwin Sanders was home for Sunday, Cecil and Charlie Hanlin travelled to Gallipolis, Rev. Newton will preach at Union church next Saturday and Sunday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will James
Sandy Ridge
Chauncey
A. W. Russell
Lena Latimer
Oregon Ridge
Messrs
Cecil
Charlie Hanlin
Gallipolis
Rev
Newton
Union
Local Notes From Hockingport Hall
Mrs. A Wells improves after illness. Mrs. Fred Stone and Chicago visitors stay with Del Stone. Sed Humphrey visited cousin’s home. Lew Humphrey listed. Clara Wells of Parkersburg spent time at her old home. Mrs. Chas Dunfee visited sister Mrs Barriss. Edson Bailey and wife moved to the Ruth place. Mrs. Thomas of Pennsylvania was brought for burial. Mrs Zohm of W Va visited Mrs Duatton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sed. Humphrey
Lew Humphrey
Clara Wells
Parkersburg
Chas. Dunfee
Barriss
Edson Bailey
Ruth Place
Thomas
Pennsylvania
Zohm
W. Va
Marshfield Social Roundup Includes Bridal Shower and Visits
The week in Marshfield features a bridal shower for Clarence Knowlton and his wife at Mrs. Baker’s home. Mrs. Rev. A. E. Black visits her mother Mrs. McCracken in Corning. Several locals travel to Columbus for the wedding of Miss Mable Stright to Mr. Brooks of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Knowlton
Rev
A. E. Black
Mrs. McCracken
Corning
Jacksonville News Briefs and Local Mentions
Dr Koons moved his family to Glouster last week. Robert Green returned to his former bakery post in Columbus. James Coe looked after business in Guernsey county. An Epworth League program thrilled Sunday attendees. Ed Wemmer’s son suffered a deep head gash. Dr Stamm sewed the wound and the boy recovers well. Rev Gibbs of Albany will lead Jacksonville Methodist work. first sermon next Sunday. Memorial sermon for the Forresters by Rev Tedrick of Perryton next Sunday afternoon. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs George Bernard on Thursday. Mrs Amand Straw and daughter Della visit MecCuneville. Stella Chate of the O U spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Koons
Glouster
Robert Green
Ziegler
Columbus
James Coe
Guernsey County
Epworth League
Ed. Wemmer
Della
MecCuneville
Stella Chate
The
O.U
Sunady
After Four Months in Bed Powersville Ky April 27
Mia J Monson of Powersville Kentucky states she was bedridden for four months with acute kidney trouble and painful side, smoke smothering spells, and faintness. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills she recovered, regularly works again, and remains free of pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powersville
J. J. Monson
Dodd
Green Seal paint advertised by Wheaton firms
Purity claims emphasize fewer coats and longer life. Green Seal is presented as the pure paint for sale by W. L. Wheaton and H. L. Wheaton. The text also mentions a curious document allegedly showing an order to kill General Otis, signed by Aguinaldo, found among papers captured from Philippine insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wheaton
Otis
Aguinaldo
Not Called For at Athens Ohio Post Office
The list of letters remaining uncalled for at the Athens Ohio post office Monday April 27 includes Bay J E Bowles Irene F Crawford J M Dur Julia Dean Ninnie Dailey Ollie Dowler George Ford Luella Hearn Clar ence Mathes Dick Morgan Leig Starkey Corn Strawn Louis Rowell G W Weeom Herbert. Persons calling for these letters should say they were advertised. C D Gist Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Bay
J. E
Bowles
Irene
Crawford
J. M
Dur
Julia
Dean
Ninnie
Dailey
Ollie
Dowler
George
Ford
Luella
Hearn
Clarence
Mathes
Morgan
Leig
Starkey
Corn
Strawn
Louis
Rowell
G. W
Weeom
Herbert
C. D. Gist
Paint With A Purpose In A Long Felt Need
Green Seal Liquid Paint fills a long felt want and is advertised as the right choice after the turmoil surrounding the passage of the Chinese exclusion law. Treasury department officials have noted a large hole in the law’s effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Green Seal Liquid Paint Endorsed for Safe Use
A consumer advisory urges choosing Green Seal Liquid Paint for safer indoor use. The message promotes lower fumes and improved air quality, highlighting certifications and long term health considerations for households and projects.
Excursion Sunday To Middleport Gallipolis And Pt Pleasant
Excursion Sunday May 3 via Ohio Central Lines fare 1.25 to Middleport Gallipolis and Point Pleasant and return. Special train going and returning. Call on agents for time of trains and full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Central Lines
Middeport
Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
Blood Wine testimonial from Essex Junction man
Gilbert Harris of Essex Junction Vermont credits Blood Wine with saving his life after a severe liver congestion left him emaciated and unable to walk a short distance. He reports rapid relief within minutes of first dose and subsequent recovery to a robust 185 pounds with solid appetite and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harris
Blood Wine Improves Ill Patient After Nine Years
A sick individual describes nine years of gradual decline and debility then credits twenty five pound weight gain and restored health after eighteen months of using Blood Wine. The testimonial notes initial skepticism but gives permission to publish details for advertising purposes.
Testimonial quoted by Mrs Henry Brillon in Connecticut
A testimonial from Mrs Henry Brillon of No Grosvenordale Conn is cited as a public interest note advising use of the testimonial to benefit the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brillon
No. Grosvenordale
Conn
Cured In Sixteen Days From Severe Lung Ailment
Mr. Frank Wooley of Central Avenue Albany narrates a December illness that began with a severe cold and lung pains. He claims Blood Wine stopped the cough after one bottle and cured him within sixteen days, with no remaining lung distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wooley
Central Avenue
Albany
N. Y
Wm. Sautter
North Pearl Street
Abany
Blood Wine Said To Restore Health Of Local Officer
Hamilton Ohio officer H A Metcalf, a longtime liceman, credits Blood Wine with reversing rapid weight loss and chronic stomach trouble after doctors failed. He reports improvement after three bottles and a fourth for good measure, and urges others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Metcalf
Hamilton
Ohio
Blood Wine touted as cure by statistician
An advertisement presents J Harmon Smith as endorsing Blood Wine, claiming it cures a larger percentage of diseases by removing the blood’s cause. It argues most illnesses originate in blood and promises permanent relief, noting the medicine costs 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. Harmon Smith
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Quick Relief and Cure
Notice of Appointment. Estate of Wallace W. Starr deceased. Kate Windsor has been appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Wallace W. Starr, late of Athens County, Ohio, deceased. Dated April 13, 1908. April 16 to 90 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace W. Starr
Athens County
Ohio
Kate Windsor
Annual meeting Grand Lodge I. O. F. at Lronton May 18 19
One fare for round trip good returning May 23 via Hocking Valley Railroad. Local riders may travel to Lronton for the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge I. O. F. with return on May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge I. 0. O. F
Lronton
Hocking Valley R
Blood Wine Praises From Fall River Mother
Mrs Sam Fanning at 225 Hall Street Fall River Mass credits Blood Wine with strengthening her after childbirth saying it relieved backaches and kept her four children healthy she bought six bottles and recommends it highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Street
Fall River
Mass
Sam Fanning
Blood Wine Claims Cure for Rheumatism in Rochester
A Rochester notice reports E. S. Lecky of 56 Sanford Street claiming rheumatism left him unable to walk from September 1. After using Blood Wine he says he recovered after two bottles and invites inquiries for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Sanford Street
E.S. Lecky
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OUT OF Town News
Susie Jeffers
Pleasanton
Millfield
Erwin Sanders
Hockingport
A. Wells
Fred Stone
Chicago
del Stone
Marshfield
O. G. Hawk
L. A. McVay
John Nichols
Will
Mineral
T. J. Wert
Empire
Fairfield County
L. Hawk
G. L. Pake
Louise
H. B. Stright
L. Stright
Janett Barker
Mable Stright
Brooks
Jacksonville
H. L. Wheaton
Middleport, Gallipolis
Point Pleasant
Ctlege
Gilbert Harris
Essex Junction
MR. Cilbert Harris
Dacee
E Ee
New York
Agricultural Press
Tribune Farmer
Messenger & Herald
Tribune Farmer and Messenger and Herald
New York Tribune Farmer
New York City
Clines Pharmacy
California
Arizona
Texas
Oregon
Washington
Ioniana
Idaho
Utah
St. Louis
Tnd
Jood
Jane
San Francisco
Cal
National Association
Los Angeles
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Boston, Lass
National Educational Association
Goodsaeeenin
Louis Daudelin CO
Worcester
Denver
Col
International Convention United Society Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
P.O. BE
P. McCarty
Cincinnati
Charles E. Hatfield
Travelton
Tietra Hatfield
Court of Common Pleas
C. E. Hatfield
Jewett & Wood
M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
W. H. McKee
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