Local Brevities Highlight Mutual Visits and Births
Miss Bertha McVay leaves for Pittsburg next Friday. A girl and a boy were born to local couples on August 23 and 24. Many residents from Athens, Glouster, Nelsonville, Parkersburg, Columbus, and Columbus visit, travel, and host guests. General Grosvenor sails abroad. teachers, doctors, and merchants attend events and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha McVay
Pittsburg
John Preston
Atlantic City
Wil
McLean
Nelsonville
Jesse
John Y. Wood
Death of Mrs. Herrold Aged 47 At Home in West Athens
Mrs. Elizabeth Herrold wife of T J Herrold died Monday at home after a two year battle with cancer. She had been in a Chicago hospital five weeks and was brought home by her sons Herbert and Joe two days earlier. Funeral services were held at the residence yesterday morning conducted by Rev R F Bilshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Herrold
T. J.herrold
West
Athens
Herrold
Chicago
Herbert
Joe Herrold
R. F. Bilshop
Bryson Re appointed by probate judge after teacher approval
Probate Judge Lynch re appointed Supt M M Bryson of Glouster after a county examiner contest. Bryson had eight months in the post and earned general teacher support though some politicians opposed the decision. Other candidates were Cecil Cline of Lee township and M Matheny of Athens high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
M. M. Bryson
Glouster
Bryson
Cecil Cline
Lee Township
M. Matheny
Athens High School
Marriage License Notices Linking Couples Across Cities
Marriage license entries list Jas. P. Regan of Cincinnati and Loretta Yost of Athens. Kk. B. Springer and Matilda Dixon of Nelsonville. Co. L. Sprague and Edna Nichols of Trimble. Otto A. Bean and Helen Pearce of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. P. Regan
Cincinnati
Loretta Yost
Athens
Kk. B. Springer
Matilda Dixon
Nelsonville
L. Sprague
Edna Nichols
Trimble
Otto A. Bean
Helen Pearce
Bouwer Buys Five Sunnyside Lots for Greenhouse
Simon Bouwer of Chillicothe purchases five lots in Grosvenor addition Sunnyside and plans a greenhouse by September 1. An experienced florist he expects to make Athens his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Bouwer
Chillicothe
Grosvenor Addition
Sunnyside
Green House
Bouwer
Athens
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional, not local, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. It asserts internal dosage, blood and mucous surface action, and a $1000 test promise for cure failures, with circulars and testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Adress
F. J. Cheney &A
Co. K Reunion At Coolville Campground
The annual Co. K O. Vo. L reunion will be held at the Coolville campground on Thursday September 3. Comrades along with their families and friends are invited for a good time and a picnic dinner.
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Coolville
W C T U Meets at Roach Home for September Session
The W C T U will meet at the home of Mr. A L Roach on Tuesday in September for the annual election of officers. All members are urged to be present and everyone wishing to attend is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Berry
Colorado
Maniton
Pike's Peak
H. Grosvenor
New York
Antwerp
Vaderland
A. L. Roach
Athens
Zenner & Co
Paul Codding Returns From New York City Purchase Trip
Paul Codding arrived back Saturday night after a month in New York City buying goods for D. Zeaner & Co. He conducted transactions and arranged shipments for the firm, resuming regular duties on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Codding
New York City
D. Zeaner & Co
Comedians at Athens Opera House Open Season under New Management
Joe King's Comedians headline at the Athens opera house this week under Finsterwald Slaughter Hedges new management. Each night offers a different program with first class entertainment and notable specialties. The Imperial Japanese troupe is a popular drawing card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe King
Opera House
Athens
Finsterwald, Slaughter & Hedges
Transposition Conversation Cited in Kansas City Journal
A dialogue fragment shows Margaret urged to return home by a mother figure. Elizabeth comments that necessity may be the inventor, swapping the common phrase in a playful exchange. Published in the Kansas City Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Love
Elizabeth
Kansas City Journal
Courtroom Exchange Questions Witness on Prisoner Guilt
A judge questions a long familiar witness about the prisoner to determine if he could be guilty of the theft. The witness seeks the amount involved, revealing uncertainty about the case and sparking questions on credibility.
Editor scolds author for killing hero mid story
Atlanta Constitution notes an editor complains about killing the hero mid story and the author defends by saying the hero tired him out. The exchange highlights tension between narrative decisions and editorial expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Subordinate. Byrnone Coyne and Mrs Berrymore Cartoon Exchange
A comic caption from the Detroit Free Press shows Byrnone Coyne asking to be a captain and guide, while Mrs Berrymore a widow declines and offers a playful retort in a seaside banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Byrnone Coyne
Dix annociated marriage disappointment noted by friends
A garbled fragment recalls Dix annociated remarks on a marriage, describing it as a great disappointment to friends and prompting affirmation that many expected an unhappy outcome.
Roosevelt Considers Extraordinary Session for Congress
President Roosevelt may call Congress in extraordinary session before November but will not yield precedence to financial legislation over enabling measures for the Cuban treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
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J. L. Carpenter
Carpenter
J. S. Parker
Blanche Howe
Napoleon
Greve Ayers
Robert Grim
Professor W. B. Bentley
Maple Valley, N. Y
Chas. Smoot
Parkersburg
Mame O’ Bleness
Homer Storer
Columbus
Florence Linscott of
W. Potter
D. Norris
George Whipple
W. R. Phillips
Amesville
W. N. Alderman
Charles Wilson of
Anda Jones
Lahrng
Ethel Riley
Bristol
Tennessee
Elmer A. Dent
Charles Young
Hospital For the Insane
E. Woodworth
Little Son
Battle Fields
Virginia
W. W. Leland
D. Thompson
Everett Burchfield
Elkton, Kentucky
Capt
Mrs
D. M. Burchfield
C. H. Thompson
Thompson
Lucile Hastings
Bess Birge
Chauncey
Longacre
W. Va
Bertha
Blanch Hoodlett
Dean Williams
State Normal College
Teachers’ Institute
Circleville
Williams
Robert Longstreth
Pearl McVay
McConnelsville
James Patterson
Bessie Bell
R. J. Berry of
Findlay
F. M. Koons
Charleston
D. R. Richards
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Harry Morgan
Sarah Kaler
Terra Alta
Frances Angell
Magnetic Springs
Mrs. D
Cornwell
A. E. Moore
Grace Skidmore
Charleston, W. Va
Amanda McKee
Eli Dunkle
McArthur
J. H. Guitteanu
John of
Marietta
Fred Hastipigs
Mr. Louis Carpenter
Sam Sommer
Atlantic Seaboard
C. A. Harris
James Pierce
Buchtel
RE. D. Root
Lillian Michael
Goshen
Indiana
William Hoover
Massillon
Carl Fuller
Mountain Lake Park
Maryland
Sylvia Moore
Mrs. A. © .Watson
Torch
O. O. Barrows
C. R. Humphrey
Humphrey
Fannie Minear
James and
Charles McDougall
New Lexington
Mrs. C. 8. McDougall
Mrs. Webb
J. W. Pickett
Macon
Theodore Davis
Mary de Steigner
West State Street
Charles Walker
Indianapolis
Westervelt
Pittsburg, Pa
Ezra Walker
Alma Cornwell
Middleport
Bellaire
E. W. Chabb
Queen City
Lucy Pallard
Fred Ballard
Maine
Sadie Roach
Washington, D. C
Harvey Roach
President Street
W. L. Kessinger
Kansas City
County
L. Poston
Gilbert McDougall
Dr. McDougall
Harry Bean
Wheeling
Jane Ryan
M. Shepard
Newark
Ohio National Guard
David Jones
Lillian Fuller
R. C. M. Hastings
E. C. Woodworth
E. E. Learned
New Green House
Ite Pal
Co. K. Reunion
D. Zenner & Company
Dix
C. 5
Newsom At
Newsom
Fruit Farm
Putnam's
Scott
Hotel Berry
James C. Jones
The
Hocking Valley
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