Frost. Family and community notices from Hocking County
Rekindled social visits mark a week in Hocking County with guests from Long Street and Hockingport. Members of the Washington Association of Universilists attend events. Aramenta Welch dies at 40 after heart disease, funeral at Centenial Church with Rev. Williams officiating. she leaves four children and is mourned as a loving mother and respected neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrak Ladd
Wm. Davies
Longsteth
Hocking County
Betsy E. Dean
John Barrows
Hockingport
Sarah Lose
Parkersboro
Wm. P. Barrows
Ameng
Washington Association of Universilists
Edward
Sumer Dean
Warren Patten
Hattie
Annie
Mabel Doar
Aramenta Welch
Williams
South Canaan News Briefs and Church Notices
Miss Luella Mansfield visits Miss Susie Dinsmoor of Coolville. Visitors from Blen Gisetr island and Athens include the Frean family and Mae Tinker. Anna Mansfield visits Jerseyville grandparents. Fo W. Bo meeting set at South Canaan church September 5 6 7. Hoskingen Hull Batts visitors Sunday. Amesville M E church sermon The Negative and Positive Sides of Christian Living. Wilson Chapel Sand Rock preaching at 200 ethels Sunday. Sharpesburg church reception of converts at 6 oclock Sunday evening. Offerings for Christly charities requested for M E benevolences. Rev T F Garrett attended district Macone at Marshfield this week.
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Luella Mansfield
Susie Dinsmoor
Coolville
Che
Blengiseetr Island
Am Ixirkendall
Mies Mae Tinker
Athens
G. H. Butts
Anna Mansfield
Jerseyville
Fo W. Bo
South Canaan Church
H. S. Hoskingen
Flora Hull
Herrold
John Batts
Amesville
M. E
Wilson Chapel
Sand Rock
Sharpesburg
Christly
M. EL
T. F. Garrett
Distriet
Macone
Marshfield
Lookout Visits Family in Indiana Town
Lookout in Maston of Ft Warne Indiana visits sister Mrs O W Clark. Wm Lewellen and wife visit Rutland last week. Rev ALE Block preached last sermon of conference year Sunday. Ice cream social at Air Line a success proceeds 24 00. Rev Bidwell filled regular appointment Sunday at Air Line. Mrs Sam Wilson and Mrs A Manvar visiting friends in Columbus this week. FL S Nelson and wife spent Sunday at Dexter.
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Maston
Ft. Warne
Indiana
O. W. Clark
Wm. Lewellen
Rutland
Ale. Block
Air Line
Bidwell
Sam Wilson
A. Manvar
Columbus
FL S. Nelson
Dexter
Mrs Lovisa Crippen Ill. Pelpre Aagase 22 Meeting
Fragments report Mrs Lovisa Crippen on the sick list and Mrs Blanche Smith of New Eng. Tad’s gravest note. Mr and Mrs Raymond Cook attend a Universalist Association event at Pelpre. Varnes are in viewmity leasing dated boron purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Smith
New Eng
Tad
Gra Cotrh
Raymond Cook
Tdootine Universalist Association
Pelpre Aagase
Varnes
Hhi
Local Social and Church News Roundup
Miss Rhoda Frost journeys to Pittsburg Penn to make her time. Dan Staley and his wife visit Mrs Elias Bishop. Edward Usingear of Jacksonville with Nell Daugherty and Mary McMakin of Chagney spent weekend with John Niggemorer. Forty hour devotion at St Johns church ongoing this week.
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Rhoda Frost
Pittsburg
Penn
Dan Staley
Dalston
Elias Bishop
Edward Usingear
Jacksonville
Nell Daugherty
Mary McMakin
Chagney
John Niggemorer
Ithe St. John's Church
Canaanville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Changes
Canaanville residents record a bustle of visits and social activity. Judiciously, Rev. and Mrs. Pilcher hosted H and Sibley and their Marietta guest. Miss Gertrude Tucker stayed with Mrs. Surton. Howard Johnston and family visited Mrs. Chas Williams. Doolittle party from Carbondale enjoyed Webster’s show. D. M. Poeton welcomed a son born August 8. H. H. Wickham sold his farm to Charles Dorr for nine thousand dollars. A near full town plans an excursion to Cincinnati on August 31 amid railroad business and local travel chatter.
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H. & Sibley
Marietta
J. N. Pilcher
E. E. Halbirt
Ripley W. Va
Gertrude Tucker
Athens
Surton
Howard Johnston
Chas. Williams
Doolittle
Carbondale
Webster's
Mateie Yonkens
Marshfield
Jerry Ehompsart
QO. L. Wossington
Vernie
Arcey Bureh
Amesville
Latradar
D. M. Poeton i
Lizzie Higgins
Cld
Webster
H. H. Wickham
Charles Dorr
Little Federal
Frank Joyce
Ben L
Herbert Pilcher
Meigs County
JL. Graham
Charlie
Rutland
Pomeroy
F. C. Webster
Chillicothe
E. C. Burch
Canaanville
Cincinnati
We Begin A Michigan Excursion on Ohio Central Lines
Public notice advertises a September 2 excursion via Ohio Central Lines to Traverse City Manistee Frankfort Ludington and Mackinaw City with special low returns rates for ages ten to twelve through agents. Also mentions baggage through service and large poster for full details.
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Michigan
Ohio Central
Traverse City
Manistee
Frankfort
Meanings of stove and a pickpocket incident narrated
A discussion traces stove origins from early English to a house or hothouse term and a verb of warming. The piece notes obsolete senses before Franklin era. It then recounts a theater to train car pickpocket incident where a woman lost her purse to a sharp prick and quick theft by another hand in a crowd.
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Lord Bacon and
Woodward
Heacan
Lepys
Jr. Franklin
Sone
Mollifying a Naughty Boy Over Dinner
A mother warns her son Bobby she will tell his father about his behavior after dinner. Bobby pleads for a better dinner to soften the consequences. The exchange appears in the Pittsburgh Dispatch style with quaint dialogue.
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Bobby
Dittsburg Dispatch
Fragmentary Medical Quackery Dialogue From Ailing Scene
A garbled dialogue portrays a distressed patient pleading for relief from a doctor. The talk mixes anatomical terms and dubious remedies including powders and mystic imagery, suggesting a chaotic scene of medical confusion and improvised care.
Young Love Leads to Ill Fated Proposal
On a Sunday evening a man proposed on his way home from church but the young woman refused citing her youth. The twist comes when he learns the girl's father had been dead for years, altering the stakes and casting doubt on consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tena
Tilstaker
Nubs
Thanks and Toys From Niece to Birthday Boy
An elderly man recalls a well mannered niece Mary and a gift of a wind up toy monkey for Hal’s birthday, noting the boy’s delight. The scene shifts to a parent asking about suitable surroundings for his daughter, who says she’s tired of the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal
Mary
Sui
Ned
Dittsburg
Claribel
Washington Star
Shattera All Records and Odd Medical Claims
The item lists F A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama paying doctors for piles treatment, claims a vast sum and 24 tumors, then credits Becklen's Arnica Salve for cure. Also promotes Dr King s New Life Pills at McRee s rug store and various misprinted notes on plants, medicines, and a Syria printing note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Becklen
Arnica
W. H. MeeKee
Dr. King
W. H. McRee
The Silent Whistle and the New Teeth Tale
In a small Posen town near the Silesian frontier a night watchman lapsed into whistle silence until a dentist funded by authorities supplied artificial teeth in Breslau. After installation the whistle remained silent at all hours, until the watchman revealed the teeth must be soaked in water at night, restoring the old habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posen
Witelman
Hoors
London
Selosragi
Amd
Chrestian
Atha Jong
Breslau
Sarior
Modest Tequeat and a Seed Exchange Tale
A Washington correspondence anecdote from the New York Tribune compares sericulture to a grand department store and recounts a seed package sent to Bender with a farmer’s note about changing seeds for stockings and a bonnet for Matilda. Also includes ad-like notes praising Kodol for digestion from Geo. W., plus claims about crop estimates and a tonic for stomach and bowel troubles with Electric Bitters as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Tribune
Department of Sericulture
Congress
Bender
Marda
Rail links and freight routes noted for potato movement
Fragmentary note mentions connections at Columbus and Toledo for potatoes in the west and northwest. Through carriage between Marion, Columbus, and Toledo on train lines under RIDDELL supervision. Geno. Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Toledo
Weat
Northwest
Marietta
Riddell
Geno
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