Attendance at the Ohio Builders Association fair
Mr. Junod attended the annual conception of the Ohio Builders Association. Reported guests included Mr. and Mrs. Phil Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Will Nixon, Mrs. Armstrong, W. A. Henderson, Tom Price, Ed Price, Tom Webb, Charles Stultz, H. E. B. Sparman, Ed Rickets and son, and Robert Burden of Logan, all in Logan for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junod
Ohio Builders Assogia
Phil Chapman
Will Nixon
P. Armstrong
W. A. Henderson
Tom Price
Ed Price
Tom Webb
Charles Stultz
H. E B. Sparman
Ed Rickets and Son
Robert Burden
Logan
Minderiom- Onder Olive Oil Salad Ad
An old advertisement touts pure olive oil as essential for a mayonnaise salad. It promotes a brand labeled as absolutely pure and priced at a Soc bottle with the number 8.1202.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soc
Descendents of McCune Family Meet in Amesville Farm Gathering
Fifty two descendants of Samuel John and Thomas McCune who settled in 1798 near Amesville gathered at S. R. McCune’s farm. Attendees from Chillicothe Columbus Beverly Marietta Athens and other points joined in a social event with greetings, visits, and local updates. Several notes included bank directors confirming Miss Maude Gibson’s resignation and Emma Patterson taking the assistant cashier role, social visits, and a ball game aftermath with a street altercation leading to police warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Townsend
Thomas
George Mathers
Chillicothe
Walter Martin
Neal
Columbus
Thomas Sanders
T. A McCune
Trimble
Robert Curry
Robert Kemley
Beverly
Flora Curry
Coshocton
C. M. Beiley
Bartlett
Levi
Chas. McCune
Stewart
W. FE. Smith
Marietta
N. Hobson
Athens
O. M. Lovell
Jessie Wilson
Bishopville
Gertrude Brawley
J. W. Potts
Springfield
Shoop
Maude Gibson
Emma Patterson
Jacksonville
Miles Bean
F. J. Linscott
Clark
Gillilan
Carl Beebe
Potter
Won
Adair
Lovett
Curfman
Cellara
Gibson
Jessie
Vesta
Lacy Henry
Personal mentions at Athens fair guests and visitors
A long list of visitors and guests at the Athens fair area includes Miss Clara Crather of Marietta, Miss Listie Hackman, Mr. Randall Ross of Parkersburg, Mr. Tom Vatley of Parkersburg, and many others visiting relatives or staying with local families. Several residents travel to Buckeye Lake, Stewart, and Columbus, with medical and funeral notices also noted.
Visit to Henderson-Orider’s After the Fair
After leaving the fair, patrons are encouraged to stop at Henderson-Orider’s for a satisfying drink. The short note promotes the beverage offer with casual promotional language.
Local Families Host Weekend Guests in New England Area
Graham's Chapel hosts Mr and Mrs Grove Halbut of South Canaan with Sunday visitors. G W Christman and relatives stay a week with Mr and Mrs It Hawk of Orange. Ruth of South Canaan visits and returns. A boy weighing nine and a half pounds born to Mr and Mrs Ronkey. Miss Goldie Tedrow visits Mrs Joseph Kelsy of Coolville Ridge. William McClanahan and family host Mary Rath of Clark's Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Tedrow
Joseph Kélsey
Coolville Ridge
William McClanahan
Dwim
Mary Rath
Clark's Chapel
Amos Holland
Waykeazy Y Poot Powder Foot Remedy Ad
An old style drug store promotion claims Waykeazy Y Poot Powder will make sore feet feel new. The snippet invites readers to try one dose and see results, from DER-CRIDER DRUG CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Der-Crider Drug CO
Mineral accident injures boy chasing squirrel
A short item notes a boy about 16 from Row county, Cox and Rephey Clyde seed Chillicothe, was hurt seriously last week after falling from a tree while chasing a squirrel. The fragment ends with mention of the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Rephey Clyde
Chillicothe
Row County
Miner and Hope Battle in Narrow 14–11 Victory
Hig pack fractured after a fall of about fifty to sixty feet and was rushed to a Columbus hospital. Mineral and Hope played last Sunday with Hope edging Mineral 14 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mineral
Hope
Henderson Crider Drug Co Magazine Sale Ad
We offer a large summer magazine selection with reliable on time delivery. Henderson Crider Drug Co promotes strong stock and steady supply for readers seeking timely issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Crider Drug CO
Woodland Camp Social Week Recap at Pickett Camp
The article chronicles a family oriented week at Woodland Camp with visits from Mrs John Pickett and Florence, and appearances by Clint Biddle Kenneth Joe Pickering Fred Pickett Ethel Brown Dil Columbus Charles Hill Helen He n Mrs Black and other guests. It notes a farewell Monday as the season ends and Florence Pickett plans to accompany Mrs Black home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Clint
Biddle
Kenneth
Joe Pickering
Black
Fred Pickett
Ethel Brown
Dil of Columbus
Charles Hill
John Pickett
Helen
Miss Heen
Miss Brown
Miss Dil
Mr. Hill
John Gillett
Charles Bond
Huston
Mrs. Bond
Social notes from Green Branch area travel and visits
Mr and Mrs Samuel Tresize of Columbus were guests of his brother Thomas Tresize last week. Mrs Charles Mansfield and Roy Price of Athens visited their father Edward Bean Friday. Harry Wharff and Wilson Beam were visitors the latter part of the week. Wilson Beam attended a baseball game at Tick Ridge Sunday. Several locals attended an ice cream social at Ida Stater's Friday night. Chot Bean made a business visit to Marietta Tuesday. Clara Gillan of Bear Wallow is spending a week with M and Mrs Whitfield Bean. Parrill Bean made a business trip to Parkersburg Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mansfield
Roy Price
Athens
Edward Bean
Harry Wharff
Wilson Beam
Tick Ridge
Local residents roam Athens Fair and area visits this week
A number of local farmers attend the Athens Fair with plans to tend again Thursday. Miss Marie Hutchinson returns home from spending three weeks with relatives in the area. Mrs Edward Rickey stays with relatives near Harrisonville this week. Eva McVay accompanies BE W McVay to Columbus for the Miller Clouse trial. Families of Mosure, Dalton, Moler and Dixon visit relatives nearby. Lina McVay visits relatives while Mary Porter recuperates slowly. Bessie Auldh of New York vacations here before returning to work as a trained nurse. Orville McVay spends the week in Athens visiting aunt Mrs Parker on McKinley avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Hutchinson
Edward Rickey
Harrisonville
Bessé Auldh
New York
Orville McVay
Athens
Millfield Residents Visit in Athens and Nearby
Mrs J A Rarieh was a guest of relatives in Athens Monday. Charles and Elmer Dent of Hebbardsville spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs R B Dent. Mrs George Rex and Mildred Rex visited Athens Monday. A group from the town enjoyed a hay ride to a Concord picnic Saturday hosted by Mr and Mrs BE Woodworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rarieh
Athens
Charles
Elmer Dent
Hebbardsville
R. 8. Dent
George Rex
Mildred
Cyrus James
Plac
Concord
Woodwort
Local Social Notes Highlight Minted Mabel Learned Visit
Sunday visitors include Minted Mabel Learned and Mabel Matson of Channcey. Mymmert Earich left Wednesday evening for Mt. Pleasant to seek employment for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Learned
Mabel Matson
Channcey
Mymmet Earich
Mt. Pleasant
Local Families Share Visits and Grove Meeting
Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and son Derrel visited relatives at Union. Zell Douglas and Floodwood guests visited Joe South and family. Argubright Shaw Cozad and baby Willard entertained at Sanford Shaw. Rev Moody of Jackson and Rev Goon held a grove meeting at Hocking. Mrs Sarah Bryan of New Pittsburg visiting relatives. 8. 8. Shaw and Mrs Mary Dowler were guests at Dowler Ridge. Oda Helwig of Shade visits sister Pearl Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore
Derrel
Union
Zell Douglas
Floodwood
Joe South
Argubright
Harrold Cozad
Baby Willard
Allenville
Sanford Shaw
Rev. Moody
Jackson
Goon
Hocking
Sarah Bryan
New Pittsburg
Shaw
Mary Dowler
Dowler Ridge
Oda Helwig
Shade
Pearl Coon
Local Residents Spend Weekend and Week Visiting
Oscar Platt spent Sunday at New Lexington. Arthur McFarland of St. Clairsville is spending the week with Miss Grae Allen. Rev. B. F. Jackson attended a camp meeting at Coolville Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. William Wells left Saturday at the Coolville camp grounds to remain over Sunday. J. Q. Adams of Lodi township was a Glouster visitor last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forquer and their little son Martin of Moxahala were the guests of Miss Alice Vernon Sunday. G. A. Cornwell spent Sunday with relatives at Athens. Mrs. Ella Carpenter and daughter Maude are making an extended visit with relatives at Amesville and other points in that vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wells
Coolville
Frank Forquer
Martin
Moxahala
Alice Vernon
G. A. Cornwell
Athens
Ella Carpenter
Maude
Amesville
Othe
Sunday Visits Highlight Local Families
Vilas Edwards of Corning spent Sunday at Hunterdon with his parents Mr and Mrs Chet Banaris. Ada Wagner visited Athens State Hospital as a guest of Miss Dora Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas Edwards
Corning Spen
Hunterdon
Chet Banaris
Ada Wagner
Athens State Hospital
Dora Wagner
Local residents host visits across Columbus and Modoc
Ruth Reese returned Sunday from a visit with J. W. Morgan and family in Columbus. Matt Cunningham and family planned to be Sunday guests of Irant Wallace and family. Mrs. Emma Timmins and children of Columbus spent the week with her parents R. M. Birtchen and W. B. Steadman and Emily. They also visited relatives in Modoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Reese
J. W. Morgan
Familyt
Columbus
Matt Cunningham and
Family Plan Toy
O Irant Wallace and
Family
Emma Timmins
R. M. Birtchend
W. B. Steadman
Emily
Modoc
Blacksmith James Reynolds Loses Finger In Accident
James Reynolds suffered a severe injury to his left hand while shoeing a horse last Saturday. The accident resulted in the amputation of the end of one finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reynolds
Were Ty Candidates
The Masonic lodge at Trimble held a regular session last Monday evening with two candidates. The first degree was conferred on Henry Rutherford and the Master Mason’s degree on Conrad Vein. Both from Murray City, visitors came from Cincinnati and Cambridge, with many members from Murray City and Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Trimble
Henry Ruthford
Mayn
Conra
Murray City
Cincinna
Cambridge
Glouster
Local notes on visiting officials and residents
M F Andrews superintendent of Tyde Park School in Cincinnati visits for a few days with friends and relatives. Mrs Lennie Campbell returns from Roseville after several days with relatives. Mayor Gormley was in Bremen on Tuesday night for personal interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Andrews
Tyde Park School of Cincinnati
Lennie Campbell
Roseville
Gormley
Bremen
Local Doctor Reports Successful Sprenghtis Operation
Pr E Lefever performed surgery on Magop Morr at a Columbus hospital last Saturday. The operation for sprenghtis was reported as successful with Dr Lefever remaining in attendance. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr. E .Lefever
Morris Shows Good Odds for Quick Recovery
Reports from Morris' bedside Monday night indicate he is resting as well as could be expected and has a strong chance for a speedy recovery if no complications arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Miner Injured in Coal Fall Seeks Care at St Anthony’s
William Rice was carried to St Anthony's hospital in Columbus after a coal fall at mine No. 256 last Thursday left him with a badly fractured left leg. He lives with Mrs. Annie Doyle and plans to recover in hospital before further steps. Thomas Healey escorted him and will travel to Lima for the A O H meeting in Athens County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rice
St. Anthony's Hospital
Columbus
Rice
Annie Doyle
Thomas Healey
Mr. Rice
Lima
A. O.H
Athens County
Wrong Man Cleared in Elliott’s Store Case
In Bishopville Justice Hoon's court last Saturday Charles Archer failed to prove Alex Davis broke into Archer's Elliott's store last Thursday night. Bloodhounds traced a trail to Carl Davis's residence, and Archer alleged Davis loitered near the store and stayed with his brother. Evidence showed Davis was in Gloucester that evening, and he was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Archer
Alex Davis
Justice Hoon
Bishopville
Davis
Archer
Elliott
Carl Davis
Mr. Archer
Elliott's
School Board Met in Regular Session
The board of education met in regular session last Saturday evening at the office of President L R Andrews on Front street. Clerk J L Davis was present and copied the minutes. Contractors reported painting work finished on No. , and the High School buildings. Plans discussed for repair work and improvements with committees appointed to push completion before the fall term opening the second Monday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Reguar
L. R. Andrews
Front Street
J. L. Davis
Nelsonville News About Local Shoppers And Visitors
Nelsonville locals and visitors populate the scene with multiple encounters. G W Btallamith of Logan visits on business. J Howe & Son advertise the up to date meat market successors to Howe Brothers. Several city residents and guests from Parkersburg Baltimore Athens and Duncan Falls move through for meals visits or work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Hill
Athens
Earl Craig
Logan
Craig
Hamley
James Vercoe
Nelsonville
J. Howe & Son
Public Square
Joe Johnson's Press Shop Cleans Presses and Repairs
Have your clothes cleaned pressed and repaired at Joe Johnson's Press Shop, located over Fulton's grocery store. The compact service offers laundry and alteration work in a small local shop setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
Fulton
Wise’s Studio Advertisement for Timepiece Repair
An advertisement for Wise's Studio announcing first class watch clock and jewelry repairing services by V. C. Loos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Loos
Motor Washing Machine Ad in Local Store
Veiled salesman pitch urges readers to purchase a motor washing machine with 25 cent waist pin offer and promise of delivery. H L Wheaton promotes viewing and approval terms at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wheaton
Effective Cyclone Wrecks Homes Faster Than Builders
A powerful cyclone devastates houses more rapidly than any carpenter with winds that tear structures apart. The event highlights the cyclone’s swift and comprehensive impact on residences and communities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stetson
Wiltshire
VANCE
Reed
Vance Shoe Co
Whetling, W. Va
Grn
Minderiom- Onder
Samuel
John and
Cune
Pennsylvania
S. R. McCune
Clara Crather
Randall Ross
Parkersburg
Miss Louise Balls
Tom Vatley
Jethe Warren
Mehihee
Mise
Ethel Chappel
Apna
Ohio City
Crescent Tewksbury
Buckeye Lake
George Davis
Tatra Jove
Huntsville
Lillian Fuller
D. J. King
Chauncey
Koateria
Ruth Tippett
Charleston
W. Va
J. B. Chappelear
W P. McVay
Huntington, W. Va
Mre
P. H. Druggan
Crescent
John Druggan and
George Soules
John McKibben
A. J. Davis
Norwood
Mise Jwin Norton
Kos McKinstry
D. A. R. McKinstry
FW. Gibson
W. P. Smith
Anna M. Reed
Addappel
CB. Clarke
Ironton
Major
Elmer Golden
Clarke
Charles C. Pickering
Iuife Ddighter
Frances
Middleport
Emmett Moore
Union Furnace
Ed Antle
A. J. Crawford
Af Giouster
Fair Grounds
W. Wr Horst
Weel
J. M. Holman
Kingston
Charles Cornwell
George McLaughlin
Blanche A. Melchi
D. C. Sprague
Ray
8. BE. Blair
Lee
Joseph Fulton
Charles Grim
South Congress Street
James Grim
Marie and
Frank Webster
Canaanville
Harry Webster
Lawrence
Tuesaday
Wanhibal, Mo
W. Lawrence
J. R ‘Kale
Hunt. Ihztofi
John Kale
Newark
Bor
T. R. Biddle
Dilton
Colimbus
L. D. Poston
Dayton
Lake Agee Ie
Julia Keifer
Raton, Ind
John James
George Thompson
Cambrian Hotel
Claude H. Thompson
And
Georg H Sunod
E. E. Bean
Putin Bay
The
W. N. Alderman
Pres
D. Henry
L. Alderman
Geo
DeCamp
Télier
J. D. Brown
W. B. Golden
the Bank of Athens
Athens, Ohio
Henderson-Orider's
Woodland
Green Branch
Samuel Tresize
Thos. Tresize
Las
BE. W. McVay
Miller-Clouse
Pendin
Eva
Will Mosure
Eimer
Sunda
Conrad Mosure
Blanche Moler
PG. Moler
Fami
M Vs. W. M Dixon
Marshfiel
Millfield
Wolf’s Plains
Oscar Platt
New Lexington
Arthur McFarland
St. Clairsvilles
Miss Grae
Allen
B. F. Jackson
J. Q. Adams
Lodi Township
George Adamson
Bay City
Michigan
G. W. Btallamith of
South End Public Square
Stephenson
Hel
N Jackson
Miss “Sie Rathborn
Baltimore
S. J. Howe & Son
Howe Brothers
R. A. Creamer
Eber Mineck
Don
Dan Soliday
Hocking County
Menahan
Helen Bowen
Frank Waller
Citizens’ Telephone Company
This and Children
Wise
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
F. G
Marshfield
Ohio
Hall« Boden
New Bank
Vative Banking
Security Savings Bank CO
A. 8. Bethe
C. G. O’bleness
City
Demosthenes
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!