Fouts Kills Father in Self Defense in Hartleyville
Hershel Fouts shot his father Edward Fouts 52, in Hartleyville after a domestic dispute. The son claimed self defense. he surrendered, was held, released on bail, and the hearing concluded with the finding of self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartleyville
Edward Fouts
Gievston
Glouster
Hershel Fouts
Fouts
Chauncey
Heeshel Fouts
Young Fouts
A. J. Crawford
L. C. Curfman
Sumefser
Des Antle
Dover Township
Reutinger Re-Elected State Fish and Game Warden
L H Reutinger was re elected as State Fish and Game Warden and Secretary of the Ohio Fish and Game Commission at a London meeting. Salary 406 a year. He organized deputy wardens in every county and expanded the mongolian pheasant program boosting birds and eggs distributed yearly. Headquarters will move to Columbus around November 1.
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L. H. Reutinger
Ohia
Tate
Bob White
Reutinger
London
Commission
Columbus
Low Rates to Ohio Exposition by Hocking Valley
The Hocking Valley railway will offer daily sale during the Ohio Exposition from August 26 to September 7. Round trip tickets to Columbus at one and one third fare with return until September 5 and at one fare for the round trip, return three days from sale. A series of one day excursions will be run at very low rates. Watch papers for dates of these excursions. With ten new buildings the exposition over two weeks will be a major event. Ohio citizens are urged to visit.
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Hocking Valley Railway
Columb
Ohio
Sunday Service at M. E. Church Baptism and Sermon
Next Sunday morning at the close of Sunday school the baptism will be administered to children. At 10 30 a m the pastor will preach on Children as Subject of Grace and after which children from 0 to 10 years on probation will be received in full membership. Public welcome. Ice Cream Supper at Clark's Chapel Epworth League home. Everyone invited.
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M. E. Church
Fooling with a Gun Ends in Accidental Leg Wound
Lee Crow 12 accidentally shot his 9 year old brother Kay with a loaded shotgun at their Sunnyside home. They inserted a cork in the muzzle and discharged at close range, injuring the leg below the knee. The cork damage and light load left a serious wound risking permanent knee rigidity.
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Lee Crow
Kay Crow
John Crow
Sunnyside
Christian Endeavor Union to Hold Eighth Annual Convention
The Christian Endeavor Union of Athens Presbytery schedules its eighth annual convention at the Presbyterian church on August 29 and 30. Speakers include Rev. S. Kk. Hadley from Water Street Mission New York, Prof. Nelson Sauving of the Ohio C. B. Unton, Dr. Chas. B. Taylor of Mearthur, and Rev. W. Sqntrer of Nelsonville. Pastors Christian workers and others are invited. G. H. L. Beeman is president.
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Astravitte
Christian Endeavor Union of Athens Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
S. Kk. Hadley
Water Street Mission
New York
Nelson Sauving
Ohio C. B. Unton
Chas. B. Taylor
Mearthur
W.L. Sqntrer
Nelsonville
Christian Workers
G. H. L. Beeman
Teachers Elected by Athens Township Board of Education
At the Monday meeting the Athens township board of education selected teachers Miss Lulu Clendenin district No. 1 Miss Mabel G. Sidders district No. 5 Miss Jennie Roblinson district No. 9 Miss Maude Crossep district No. 10 and Miss Blace Craggan district No. MU. The board allowed 770 to Hudson School Furniture Co. for desks in districts IR and Js. D A Bardin secured the coal contract.
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Athens Township Board of Education
Lulu Clendenin
Mabel G. Sidders
Jennie Roblinson
Maude Crossep
Blace Craggan
Hudson School Furniture Co
Deaks
D. A. Bardin
Kinney Guthrie Wed in Glouster Baptist Church
Jas A Kinney a parlor car conductor on the Hocking Valley and Miss Limle Guthrie daughter of Henry Guthrie were married in the Baptist church Monday morning by Rev Hart Glouster. Friends witnessed the ceremony. The couple left on the noon train for Toledo and plan to visit the Buffalo exposition before returning.
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Kinney-Guthrie
Jas. A. Kinney
Hocking Valley
Limle Guthrie
Henry Guthrie
Io the Baptist Church
Hart
Glouster
Mirs. Kinney
Toledo
Buffalo
Death of Leopold Friday in Munich Streetcar Crash
News arrives of Leopold Friday’s death in a Munich streetcar accident during a European tour with Mrs Friday. Local connections with D Zenner & Co. render him a well known figure. body repatriation details await further letters. A Munich newspaper translated note reports an American merchant struck by a motor wagon nearby.
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Leopold Friday
Munich
Germany
Europe
Friday
D. Zenner & Co
Alrevt
Burton Hound Over Murder Charge in Coolville
Horace Dewey death case in Coolville sees Burton Hound Bur tons hearing before Mayor Rose. Prosecutor E D Sayre leads state. I Mr Foster defense. Six or more witnesses testified. evidence aligns with last week’s report. Burton bound over to court without bail for first degree murder with 71 day jail stay until grand jury meets November 11.
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Eomn M. Burton
Horace Dewey
Coolville
Rose
E. D. Sayre
Hobo Murder on B and O S W Near Athens
A colored hobo found dead by the coal tipple along the B and O S W near Athens yesterday noon. He was about 40 years old, carried Benny Craft of Indianapolis papers, and postmortem found a bullet wound in the left shoulder blade through the heart. The body was discovered by train men after a No 2 passenger train passed. He was buried yesterday afternoon.
Annual School Examiners Report Details Certificates
Supt. F. S. Coaltrap reports 6,000 applications for certificates, 276 distinct applicants, 219 certificates granted. Of these 95 men and 151 women received credentials. Certificates issued include 3 for five years, 19 for three years, 51 for three years, and 153 for one year.
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F.S. Coaltrap
County Board of School Examiners
Teachers Institute closes with large turnout and resolutions
The Athens county teachers institute concluded after two weeks with 217 attendees. Dr. Chubb and Dr. Denney spoke on Shakespeare as a moral teacher. Officers and union leaders were elected, and resolutions thanked officers, instructors, and Ohio University for facilities while urging more exam time after January 2002. A long list of attending teachers by town is named. Minnie Slaughter and H O Townsend wed at a home ceremony.
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Athens County Teachers’ Institute
Byron W. King
W. FE. Chubb
Ohio University
Denney
Ohio State University
Chubb
Shakespere
A. H H. Dixon
Marvin Miller
Mabel Wilson
Edna Mason
Teaders’ Union
C. H., Dumaree
C. Hi. Cline
Ida Maxwell
J. F. Henderson
Albert Weatherbee
Teachers’ Union
I. G. Bean
Mary A. Lewis
Athens County
C. H. Dummarec
Alary P. Snow
Minnie Slaughter
H. O. Townsend
William Slauchter
T. L. Lowe
Hilliards
Franklin County
Local advertiser touts three line ads for customers
In a letter to the editor, Rev. J. R. Conner of southern Ohio extols the Messenger and Herald as a top advertising medium. He reports thirty buyers driven by a three line ad after earlier attempts. He notes post office box anonymity caused delays but praises overall results.
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Messenger and Herald
Messenger
Herato
Tomer
Secarcely
Ohio
Heraed
J. R. Conner
Free Mail Delivery Planned in Athens Ohio
Athens aims to begin free mail delivery by October with two carriers and multiple collection boxes around town. An ordinance will require house numbering and a road division along Main Street with deliveries twice daily and church examinations for carriers. The plan targets Athens population 1,060 as the smallest Ohio town with free delivery.
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Athens
Oldhelds
Gist
Post Ofice Department
Washington
Main Street
Hotel Berry
College
Union
President Street
Congress and
Carpenter Streets
Lancaster and
Fremont Streets
Campwool
Dean Avenue
Cemetery Street
State and
Lancaster Street
Weat Union Street
Cemetery
Hospital Avenue
Slaughtertown
Vine Street
Union and
Mulberry
Mill and
College Street
State Street
Morris Avenue
Bor Witte
Hudson
Fis
Ohio
Reunion of Ohio volunteers set for Logan in September
The thirteenth annual reunion of the 1sth regiment Ohio volunteer Infantry will be held at Logan on September 19 and 20. Arrangements have been completed to royally entertain visiting comrades. Colonel Given, General C H Grosvenor and other prominent speakers will attend. All comrades entertained free. Catarrh cure ads insert random health claims with no clear relation to reunion.
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1Sth Regiment
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Logan
Given
C. H. Grosvenor
Iron Fence for Sale With Gates and Posts
Eighty feet of iron fence in good condition for a base price. Includes one double gate, one single gate, two limestone posts and a stone foundation. Great bargain. Call this office for particulars.
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Ohio Exposition
Clark's Chapel
Epworth League
Fiore
C. E. Convention
L. Friday
Keasey
Jal
Sherman Keasey
Coustica
Emma Baxster
Henry Logan
Emma Baxter
Baxter Sirlis
N. W. Baker
Heasey
Burton Hound
Teachers’ Institute
Denny
Chesh
Verna Miller
Lada Sheldon
the Michael
Maude Walker
Ella Osborne
Antoinette Clendenin
Mate Garber
Estella Hobson
Minnie F. Dean
A. G. Elder
Dollie Hooper
W. A. Thomas
Clara Weiher
Maud 3. Crossen
Myrtle Sliders
Mabel Sliders
Jessie Weiss
Jennie Nelson
M. A. Johnson
E. A. Theophilus
Br. LeFavor
Lillian Crossman
Nellie Alderman
Jennie Reese
Cora Biddison
Minnie Duncan
Jennie Theophilus
Bessie F. Curfman
Anna P. Williams
J. L. Kelley
Burr Oak
Dora B. Latta
Nelsonrie
Aaron Grady
Oris Howe
Garden
M. E. Dinsmoor
Anna Dinsmoor
Eliza Beaur
Guy Dinsmoor
J. A. Guthrie
Anthony
E. A. Moore
O. M. Cook
Trimble
Lydia Wells
Blanete Boudinot
Rose Hart
Bessie Duncan
Anna Kittie
Belle Braddock
Lenon Mason
Etta Hansberry
Edna Daugherty
S. M. Johnson
Blaine Johnson
Hollister
Della Clarke
Flora
Meigs County
E. W. O’brien
Marshfield
Vesta E. Pierce
S. EF. Robinett
Esta Mayhugh
Ora Davis
Dora Davis
Judson
O. Seamza
C. FE
Ruth
BP. Hartley
Grace Reeder
Mathew Christman
Jacksonville
G. A. Carbaugh
Canaanville
Mary Watkins
Amesville
Marvey Shaw
Hull
J. GB. Christman
Bishopville
Lenora Falls
Armadale
Augusta Goddard
Stewart
J. E. Busch
A. L. Robbins
Glen Ebon
Margaret Black
Torch
C. G. Dye
Plantarilie
B. E. Armstrong
Alfred
Harvey A. Parsons
Chase
Rudolph Byers
Zelds Mantle Hanning
Ada Biddle
Genevieve Priddle
Carrie Hixon
Hixon
Emer Iixon
Townsend Slaughter
Bellevue
Bridgeport
Bryan Canal
Dover
Lisbon
Jackson
Peters
Eaton Endee Crestline
Martins Ferry
Miambisburg
Napoleon
Ubrichsville
Wellsville
Hall
F. J. Cheney and Co
F J. Cheney & CO
Idc
Baroara
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