Former Athenian Dies in Columbus
A. P. Hatch of Columbus, formerly of Athens, died Wednesday afternoon after a several weeks battle with typhoid fever. Born in Nelsonville, he lived in Dover township before moving to Ames and later Columbus. Survived by wife Edna I Everett and three children Floyd Maggie Garnett. Eagles and Modern Woodmen members to escort body from Nelsonville. funeral Friday at 3 p.m. in Athens with Greenlawn burial.
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Columbus
Hatch
Mr. Hatch
Nelsonville
Dover Township
Edna I. Everett
Ames Township
Aerie of Eagles
Woodmen of America
Jerseyville
Floyd
Maggie
Garnett
Athens
North
Congress Street
Eagles
The
Greenlawn
Official Report on Ohio Crops
The department’s crop correspondents report statewide prospects with percentages: wheat 80 compared with average, oats 71, barley and rye harvest dates mid July, clover hay 54 of sowing, clover yield 1.28 tons per acre, clover quality 78, timothy 91, potatoes 81, tobacco 83, pastures 98, apples 28, peaches 23, pears 25, grapes 67, berries 68. Wheat outlook steady vs last month though uneven across counties. harvest late by about two weeks. oats down from last month. corn improving. fruit prospects very discouraging overall.
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Auglaize
Madison
History of the 7th Regiment O. V. I.
The history traces the 7th Ohio Volunteer Infantry from its origin in the Seventeenth O.N.G. through muster at Camp Bushnell in May 1898 under Major Rockefeller, its movement to Camp Alger and Camp Meade, furloughs, and eventual mustering out in November. It lists commanders, staff, and company officers, notes hard camp life, Dewey’s victory, and mentions casualties from typhoid and poisoning.
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Seventeenth O.N.G
Hemisphere
Rockefeller
Dennison University
Camp Bushnell
Columbus
Camp Alger
Fairfax Co
Virginia
Orient
Occident
Manila
Dewey
Spain
San Juan Hill
Cevera
Viscaya
Santiago Harbor
Secretary of War
Meade
Middletown
Col
A. L. Hamilton
H. D. Bureh
Hebron
J. H. Hovey
Marietta
Walter A. Irvine
Newark
E. A. Weidler
Chillicothe
Tiffin G. Duvire
Jacob Houck
D. A. Reynolds
Logan
JF O. Waddell
Coshocton
R. M. Bonar
W. F. Watkins
J. Mitchel Wolty
James M. Parken
New Lexington
Tom D. Binckley
B. Athens
Frank S. Lowry
C. Gallipolis
Verene M. Bovie
D. Lower Salem
Fred Wooster
K. New Metamoras
William West
F. Coshocton
Baxter D. McClain
G. Newark
Elmer
Co. G
Albert H. Kimbark
John T. Scheflin
Jack Lee
Newark Tribune
Resignation of Oak Hill Public Schools Leader
Prof. J. C. Timberman of Ohio University resigns as Oak Hill superintendent to take a higher paying position elsewhere. The community praises his record and dedication to genuine education and backs the remaining leadership as a strong hand for the schools.
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J. C. Timberman
Ohio University
Oak Hill
Changed Positions At Cananville Coal Co
Mr T J Scully resigns after years with Luhing Coal to become sales manager at Cananville Coal Co which has 15000 acres of coal with a nine foot vein He will head the sales department and the headquarters location is not yet announced.
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T. J. Scully
Luhing Coal Company
Canaanville Coal Co
Scully
Scioto Gazette
Resignation of Jimmie Roan Alters Sunday Creek Office
In Sunday Creek local offices several changes occur with the resignation of James A. Roan, longtime private secretary to Supt. D. H. Williams. Roan departs to join family on a Virginia move, while Lou R. Powell will fill his post, having served as telegrapher and shipping clerk. James Rankin and Ted Galloway were also noted visitors. Supt. Williams was at Modoc on official business.
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Sunday Creek
James A. Roan
Jimmie
Roan
D. H. Williams
Dante
Virginia
Lou R. Powell
Powell
James Rankin
Parkersburg
Rankin
Ohio River
Modoc
Ted Galloway
Columbus
Trickle Widow Jane Hamilton Trickle Dies at 69
Mrs. Jane Hamilton Trickle wife of Dr E H Trickle Cutler Ohio died suddenly Thursday night about nine at home from heart trouble. She aged about sixty nine born in Ireland immigrated 1857 married 1857 anniversary celebrated last month. Survived by husband five children William Mattie Halleman Frank Goddard and Luella. The Trickle family known in Athens and Cutler with Dr Trickle a pension examiner.
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Jane Hamilton Trickie
E. H. Trickle
Cutler
Don Goddard
Ireland
Dr. Trickie
Trickle
Board of
Athens
William
Mattie Halleman
Chicago
Frank
Denver
Colo
D. C. Goddard
Luella
Lodi Sunday School Assoc Holds August Convention
The Lodi Sunday School Association will hold its annual convention August 24 at the Christian Church in Jerseyville. ETHEL ANTHONY, Secretary.
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Lodi
the Christian Church
Elizabeth Williams Breaks Arm in Fall from Swing
Elizabeth Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs D H Williams of High Street broke her left arm after falling from a swing on North Hill Friday. Dr McVay attended and set the injury.
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Elizabeth
Mrs
D. H. Williams
High
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A. P. Hatch
Official Report
Ohio
7Th Regiment
Wara
E. Hi. Trickle
Coolville
Lodi S&s. S. A
Ethel Anthony
Sec
Torsiline
Torsiline CO
Cantos
C. W. Lawrence
South Court St
Athens, Ohio
Jack Beam
Pomeroy, Ohio
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