Peruna endorsements and local notices in Washington and beyond
A collection of letters praising Peruna from notable figures including Col. Benj F Hawkes and Hon. Wm G Hunter, plus testimonials from Jas T Jakeman and Louis Byrens. The ad cites Peruna as effective for catarrh and general vitality, notes its non narcotic nature, and includes personal health stories. Also unrelated local items report weatherless scores, injuries at a mine, and several mayoral court fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Benj. F. Hawkes
G Street
S. W
Washington, D.C
General Grant
West Point
Peruna
Senj. FP
Hawkes
Wm. G. Hunter
North Carolina
Cenens
Washington, D. C
Hunter
Jas. T. Jakeman
Morman Church
Salt Lake City
Utah
FE. Schoncher
Olive St
Los Angeles
Cal
Girl's Friendly Society
South Los Angeles Travelers Club
E. Schoncher
Glouster News Briefs From Corning To Athens
Local notes report Mary Gormley of Corning visiting Glouster relatives, Ray Slaughter leaving to work as a stenographer in Athens, and plans for a new Glouster city hospital company. Other items include school room preparations, a social by the Epworth League, several visitors and residents traveling to Athens and Columbus, a death of Mrs. L. Curfman, funeral services, and community updates on stores and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gormley
Corning
Ray E. Slaughter
Athens Lumber Company
Athens
Eldridge-Higgins Wholesale Grocery
Mr. Bernard
Columbus
E. Sellars
Board of Education
Allen
M. M. Bryson
Fred Smith
Springfield
Wm. Clark
Marion
Ind
Charles Auer
Portsmouth
Gallipolis
Ohio
Geo. Heckman
Margaret .Whalen
Newark
J. W. Sawyer
Allen Sawyer
Bacyrus
Zelpha Bodinot
Socials and visits fill Nelsonville church circle
The Church of Christ social follows the monthly meeting in the church parlors. Numerous visitors and locals are listed: Miss Anna Junkerman staying with Mrs. Ed Welch, Miss May Lampman with Mrs. Robt Doane, Mrs. Hoffman from Chillicothe visiting her mother Mrs. Rowena Washborn, Mrs. Mabel Hoyt seen with Mr. and Mrs. James Hoyt, Hyperian club hosted by Mrs. Webb Poston for departing Mrs. W Grey to Columbus, Miss Floryland from New Lexington visiting Mrs. John Hill, John McCormick with his parents in Vinton county, Jennie Foster went to McArthur, trips to Logan by several couples, Dr. Hyde at Lancaster camp grounds, Chas Poston of Galesburg Indiana visiting his father W. W. Poston, mourners called Mr. and Mrs. Chas Gibson to New Straitsville for Ed Gibson's child, Maude Nelson and Clara Evans visiting Ara McKitrick in Morgan county, Ed Page of New Lexington with John Hill family, Edith and Mabel West visiting Mrs. Joseph Porter, King family from Glouster with Will King over Sunday, children of Mrs. Sarah Heselden threw a birthday surprise with a rocking chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Allen
Thea Culver
Athens Sanday
Miss Culver
Guysville
New Straitsville
Bessie Curfman
Alice Vernon
Ned Wolfe
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Julia
Ethel Pickering
Tunnel
Tena Young
Dana
Nellie
Gladys
W. F. Brooks
Athens
Church of Christ
Anna Junkerman
Ed. Welch
May Lampman
Robt. Doane
Hoffman
Chillicothe
Rowena Washborn
Mabel Hoyt
James Hoyt
Webb Poston
Hyperian Club
W. Grey
Columbus
Floryland
New Lexington
John Hill
Dr. Hyde
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Chas. Poston
Galesburg
Ind
W. W. Poston
Chas. Gibson
New Staitsville
Ed Gibson
Maude Nelson
Clara Evans
Ra McKitrick
Morgan County
Ed Page
Edith
Mabel West
Joseph Porter
King
Glouster
Will King
Sarah Heselden
Marietta boat fire and local visits noted
Ton CH James Medley’s boat burned Thursday evening in Marietta and he is staying with his parents. Athens residents Bertha Mansfield and Arthur Anderson were guests in local homes. Rev E E White will preach at the Baptist church next Sunday. Henry Brewster returned to St Joseph W Va. Clarence Jones family visited T W Jones. Vianan Swan and son Harry headed to Wheeling W Va. G Dye attended the teachers institute in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Medley
Marietta
Bertha Mansfield
Athens
W. Y. Rowles
Arthur Anderson
Gillian
E. E. White
Coolville
Baptist Church
Little Hocking
Henry Brewster
St. Joseph
W. Va
Clarence Jones
Guysville
T. W. Jones
Hydrangea Shows Remarkable Size in Miss Stalder’s Yard
South Canaan notes revival at Pratts Fork church with Rev Seaman preaching at a recent camp meeting. The hydrangue in Miss Ida Stalder’s yard is reported as the largest in the country, boasting 97 bloom bunches and shrub spread over 12 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Coolville
Seaman
Pratts Fork
Ida Stalder
Sycamore Heights ideal residence in Ath ens
Sycamore Heights offers low prices and graded streets in fine shape. Terms are one third cash one third in six months and one third in twelve months. W. H. Battin, real estate dealer, offers conveyance and a salesman to show the plot. Phones provided. Hotel Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Battin
Hotel
Waiting man’s fate hints at ironic turn of events
A proverb styled quip notes that a man who waits for opportunity may meet his end first, as delays invite misfortune and imply the moral about ceasing to act.
Soldiers' Reunion of Lincoln's First Call Troops
The 19th annual reunion will be held in Akron Ohio on Wednesday and Thursday August 30 and 31. A reception and campfire Wednesday evening includes a business meeting and a park visit Thursday. All survivors are invited and the local committee is arranging details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Akron
Athens County Teachers Institute Set for August Week
The Athens County Teachers Institute will be held at Athens the week beginning August 14 with instructors Dr. T. S. Lowden of DePauw University Prof. E. M. Mills of Ohio University and Prof. Frank Fox president of Capital School of Oratory in Columbus. Go to the opera house and forget your troubles during fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Teachers’ Institute
Athens
T. S. Lowden
DePauw University
E. M. Mills
O. U
Frank Fox
Capital School of Oratory
Columbus
Opera House
Children’s eye care offer with free consultation
An advertisement urges attention to children’s vision citing neglect as a cause of blindness. It promotes non surgical cross-eye correction with in-house methods and lenses, claiming thousands of satisfied patients and promising a free confidential consultation at 145 Oakwood Bloga, Chicago Illinois, referencing Drexel State Bank Chicago.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jas, T. Jakeman
Louis Byrens
Richmond Street
London
Ont
Louis Byrenia
Peruma
Charles F. Bendsson
Truesdail
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus O
Hollister
Glooter
Murray City
Jacksonville
Minnie Duncan
Thomas Noon
Lewis Williams
John Rush
Young Williams
Young Rush
Lorin Andrews
David Allen
High Street
Andrews
Sumner Lewis
William Collins
Jonas
Williams
Ben J. F. Hawkes
Glouster City Hospital Company
L. A. Tippet of
Chauncey
New River
Ruby Gibson
K. 5
Culver
Mr. Tippett
Oscar
Stine
George Blower
Blower
Ohio River
Epworth League
Charles Martin
Clay County
Emma Biddison
Bishopville
Leighty
Des Antes
L. A. Curfman
M. E
L. A. Patterson
P. B. Vernon
A. B. Allen
Vernon
F. P. Kientz
Shawnee
Weinfordner
H. W. Walbarn
Emaline Thomas
Wilson
Fred Gilbert
Belpre
L. ©. Curfman
Nelsonville
John McCormick
Vinton County
Jennie Foster
McArthur
Don Shafer
Stalder
Logan
Millikan & Hickle’s
G. I. Putnam
Court Street
Dr. Greene
Greene
Greenes
Drs. F. A
J. A. Greene
Fifth Ave
New York
Chicago
Ernest Hesse
Athens County
South Canaan
Sycamore Heights
Laides
W. S. Battin
W. Ss. Battin
Murray Mackey Co
J. M. Donavin
John J. Murray
Blue Ridge
L. P. Shallenberger
Hotel Berry
Shallenberger
Oakwood Bloga
Ills
Drexal State Bank
Grove
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