Surprise Twenty Seventh Birthday Event At Wolf's Plains
Mrs. Harry Moore hosted a large autumn gathering at their Wolf's Plains home in Ohio to honor Mr. Moore on his twenty seventh birthday. About 80 friends attended after a staged tribute involving a detour to Athens for business. The party featured a harp and guitar duet by John Gabriel and Grace McCathran, a formal supper, and a lively evening of socializing with numerous local families listed as guests.
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Wolf's Plains
Ohio
Harry Moore
Moore
John Gabriel
Grace McCathran
Derrell
Joe Brown
F. M. McHarg
Vernon
Lucy Leniger
Vincent
Nelsonville
James McHarger
Fletcher Hawk
Hadley Hawk
Kathrine Shaffer
Raymond Young
Gaynell and
Thomas
Circle Hill
Shields
Frank Gabriel
Joe Sheppard
Chan Coon
Baby Blanche
Olive Gabriel
Maggie Stage
Coolville Residents News and Out-of-Town Visits
Local residents and visitors frequent Coolville with several trips and family gatherings noted. W. M. Walden travels to Tampa and Decatur to visit kin, Sheridan Davis of New York visits after 21 years away, and many locals host relatives for Thanksgiving and winter plans.
New Arrivals at Richland and Clark Streets
Mr and Mrs Ben Border of Richland avenue welcome a son born Tuesday November 24 Mrs Border is a Richland Avenue resident The Ray Johnsons of Clark Street announce a son born Sunday November 22 to their family in town
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Ben Border
Richland Avenue
Horn
Ray Johnson
Clark Street
Huntley Run and Local Social Notices
Borh and family announce the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Cob mer on November 18. Numerous guests visit local families including Mr and Mrs William Seamon and son Richard of Graham Chapel, and Mr and Mrs Linder Blackwood with daughters Lucile and Audrey. Social visits span Garrden Millersburg and Athens with many relatives and neighbors noted.
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Edith
Edna
Ethel Moates
William Colmer
Colmer
Olive Boring
Thompson Pierce
Walter Barnhill
Hattie Goldsberry
Arnold King
Hencen Rodgers
Clara Mohler
Funeral Held for Conrad Bentz Sr in Alfred
The funeral of Conrad Bentz Sr was held Sunday at the Alfred M B church and was largely attended. Rev. Baker conducted the services. Bernice Dean and Howard Flinn of Coolville visited Arthur Dean Sunday evening and attended church at Orange. Rev. Dillinger of Findlay led services at the Orange Christian church. Mrs. Seddon Stout visits Athens this week. Fred Barnhart and family moved into Charles Castle’s house. Mr. and Mrs. A A Person plan to travel to Columbus Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with their son Dr E A Person at medical college. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hawk of Hartford City attended the funeral. George Swartz, who held a sale last week, will move to Pennsylvania soon.
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Conrad Béntz
Alfred M. B. Church
Baker
Howard Flinn
Bernice Dean
Coolville
Arthur Dean
Orange
Rev. Dillinger
Findlay
Orange Christian Church
Seddon Stout
Athens
Fred. Barnhart
Charles Castle
G. E. Guthrie
A. A. Person
Columbus
E. A. Person
Sam Hawk
Flartford City
George Swartz
Pennsylvania
Local Notes from Harmony Hill and Nearby Areas
Harmony Hill residents report visits and trips to Little Hocking Coolville and Parkersburg with several neighbors and relatives. Millard Foster and George Six of Chauncey enjoy a week of rabbit hunting. Other visitors include Mrs Roxie Houston, the Welch Settlement and New York visitors Horace Knowles.
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Wiliam Cornes
Sherman
Lucy
Little Hocking
M. N. Linscott
Coolville
T. Watson
Parkersburg
Millard Foster
George Six
Chauncey
Charles Chambers
Pennsylvania
Roxie Houston
Local social round up from Temimra and nearby towns
Bev erage of Chauncey visited Saturday. Mrs I P Tucker stays in Cutler with her father. J R Lostro and Luhrig friends visited Miss Julia Barron in Athens. H P Hoodier visited their daughter at Grosvenor. R M Cooper conducted business. Edson Kyle of Athens visits relatives this week. Mrs Henry Todd of Carbondale visits her mother Anna Hamilton. Rev J G Tedrick to hold meetings at Salem. Athéna visitors include Mrs N E McClure and others.
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F. Beverage
Chauncey
I. P. Tucker
Cutler
J. R. Lostro
Luhrig
Marshfield
Julia Barron
Fred Landis
Athens
H. P. Hoodier
Grosvenor
R. M. Cooper
Married pair wed at M. BE parsonage in Mineral
The ceremony joined George Hartley and Jennie Pratt of Mineral at the M. BE parsonage on November 19, performed by Rev. J. G. Tedrick. N. E. McClure, a leading grocer, left for Denver on the 15th seeking better health. Frances Hoodlet improves after illness. Robert Carmichael welcomes two new boy clerks. Thanksgiving events include church dinners at the K of P hall and a union service at M. EK church at 7 PM led by Rev. Goodrich with Rev. Cash assisting. all invited.
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M. BE. Parsonage
George Hartley
Jennie Pratt
J. G. Tedrick
N. E. McClure
Denver
Colo
Frances Hoodlet
Robert Carmichael
Ladies of the Christian Church
K. of P. Hall
M. EK
Goodrich
Cash
Local Social Notes From Columbus and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Harry Kraner of Columbus visit J R Wade and family. Mrs Etta Lyons of Logan guests of sister Mrs Bertha Sanders who is dangerously ill. Miss Strene Russell spends Sunday with Flossie Creachbaum in Gloucester. Rev Long of Athens to preach at Christian Church Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walter Ackley of Columbus visit the Latters parents Mr and Mrs Enoch Moore. Miss Janette Light of Guysville and Mr Clarence Swanson of Athens visit Blanche Light. Miss Edith Koons and Nellie Swarts of Chauncey guests of Mabel Learned. Miss Huldah Dixon visits friends in Rutland Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Emma Sander spends Sunday in Athens with relatives. Mr Walter Lively visiting his sister Mrs L D Hanlin. Messrs Emmett Farich and Harvey Wade visit BE F Poston last week. Mr Thomas Bryan of Moberly Missouri visiting daughter Mrs J W EKarich.
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Harry Kraner
Columbus
J. R. Wade
Etta Lyons
Logan
Bertha Sanders
Strene Russell
Flossie Creachbaum
Glouster
Rev. Long
Athens
Christian Church
Walter Ackley
Enoch Moore
Janette Light
Guysville
Clarence Swanson
Blanche Light
Edith Koons
Nellie Swarts
Chauncey
Mabel
Huldah Dixon
Rutland
Emma Sander
Walter Lively
L. D. Hanlin
Emmett Farich
Harvey Wade
BE. F. Poston
Thomas Bryan
Moberly, Mo
J. W. Ekarich
Hunting Accident And Local Social This Week
The only hunting accident so far involved a bird shot to Charles Zarley’s chin and chest, fired by Herbert Howard last Monday. Other notes report visitors, gas work updates, quarry shortages, and a city arrest of George McKinley for a warrant, with a $25 fine plus costs.
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Charles Zarley
Herbert Howard
A. D. Beasley
Columbus
J. J. Beasley
Dr. Steele
Guysville
B. B. Schnieder
Kerns
Zanesville
John Hixson
Cambridge
George Hixson
Pearl Beasley
Gibson
Luunch
Cellars
Geo. Dyson
Shoop
Wells
Patterson
Curfman
George McKinley
Broadwell
Constable Bennett
Clark
Lon Vernon
W. R. Goddard
W. C. Wells
Rome Center Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Arthur Worhs of Lodi returned home for a Sunday visit. Emmett Hayes, Frost teacher, spent weekend with his parents near Jerseyville. Mrs. Sarah German of Pleasant City toured with sister near garden and stayed with Maggie Townsend in Guysville. Mr. James Anderson and wife of Amesville visited Ellen Lonas over Sunday.
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Arthur Worhes
Lodi
Emmett Hayes
Frost
Jerseyville
Sarah German
Pleasant City
Guernsey County
Ellen Young
Maggie Townsend
Guysville
James Anderson
Amesville
Ellen Lonas
Moving of Preston House On Union Street Proceeding
The Preston house is being moved from its site for the future Masonic Temple on East Union street to a lot east of the Annex of Women's Hall. The operation is difficult due to the house's size and the challenging relocation path.
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Preston House
Masonic Temple
East Union Street
Women's Hall
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for health
Mrs A Gregory of Denver writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her after years of female troubles including backache and bearing down pains following an operation. The letter promotes the product as a standard remedy for displacements inflammation and other female ailments and invites others to write Lynn Mass for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Gregory
Lawrence St
Denver
Col
Mrs. Pinkham
Pleasanton Residents Revisit Relatives Across States
Pleasanton reports Mrs Willis Pugh visiting relatives in Virginia. Mrs Joseph Brown visits her father Mr John McPherson who suffered a slight paralysis. Miss Lora M Kenney of O U spends vacation at home. B Fr Shamel returns from Westerville. May and Nettie Kenney visit Webster Kenney and family. George Shamel of Canaonville mines spends Sunday here. Mrs Louise Carsey visits her son Charles Douglas of Judson. JL H Kenney of Nelsonville visits relatives here the past week.
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Willis Pugh
Virginia
Joseph Brown
John McPherson
Lora M. Kenney
O. U
Louise Carsey
Charles Douglas
Judson
JL. H. Kenney
Nelsonville
Thanksgiving Wedding Bells in Athens Area
Lepley Nelson and Howard Lepley wed on Thanksgiving day in Hebbardeville by Squire Abe Jourdan. Miss Dora Nelson and Mr Howard Lepley will live with Thad Lepley’s family near Athens. The groom has long resided in Athens and attended local schools. His parents now live on the R M Patterson farm near Hebbardeville.
Local society notes from Hebbardsville and vicinity
Residents and visitors mingle in Hebbardsville with updates on travel and hospitality. RK J Crossen and family returned to Milo after two weeks with relatives. Mrs Gene Pot visited in Huntington and returned home. Bar Coe of Columbus visited friends. Several locals received guests from Indiana Ohio and West Virginia.
Couple wed in city ceremony at week midweek
R F Wolf and Leda Hughson, both adults, were married Wednesday afternoon in this city by Rev. F M Swinehart. The groom, a Nelsonville farmer, the bride formerly from Glouster and a trained nurse, obtained a marriage license on November 7.
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Wolf-Hughson
R. F. Wolf
Leda Hughson
F. M. Swinehart
Nelsonville
Glouster
Couple Wed in Home Furnishing Store Ceremony
Elmer Rowland and Glennie Gilmore wed Thursday in a Home Furnishing store ceremony conducted by Rev. F. M. Swinehart. The couple will reside on a Chauncey area farm after the wedding with store staff present.
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Elmer Rowland
Glennie Gilmore
F. M. Swinehart
Rowland
Chauncey
November musings on war and nature by a distant soldier
The poem laments hunting violence and fear in November forests. A soldier named Morse from Albany Ohio asks whether humanity’s and nature’s losses are justified by conflict. He pleads for protection of the weak and an end to senseless slaughter.
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Goldier
Morse
Colonization Agents Visit Athens Office
Colonization agents stopping a few days at the office of McKinstry and Parker. They invite inquiries about the Texas Panhandle offering rich lands, fine climate, pure water and big products. Call to discuss homes or investments and get a folder.
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Athens
McKinstry & Parker
Texas Panhandle
Marriage Notices for Deisy Nanna and Decree Gillespie
In Marshfield Ohio on November 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Nanna Miss Deisy Nanna wed Mr John Cavendish of Columbus Pray at high noon November 25 the M E parsonage united Charlies Marsh and Decree May Gillespie of Carbondale in marriage Rev J G Tedrick officiated both ceremonies.
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Marshfield
Ohio
William Nanna
Deisy
John Cavendish
Columibus
M. E. Parsonage
Charlies Marsh
Decree May Gillespie
Carbondale
J. G. Tedrick
Hixon and Hill Wed in Amesville Ceremony
Mrs Luella M Hill and Mr Daniel J Hixon were married at noon today by Rev H M Thurlow. The couple reside in Amesville where Hixon farms and buys wool and is known across Athena county after a recent county commission bid.
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Luella M. Hill
Daniel J. Hixon
H. M. Thurlow
Hixson
Amesville
Hixon
Athena
Athens County autos list from Clerk of Courts records
A compiled register from the Athens County Clerk of Courts lists thirty four automobiles owned in the county. The page records each vehicle by maker and model alongside ownership names and addresses, with registration requirements and fees noted.
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AUTOS
Athens County
Local Social Notes Highlight Illness and Visits
Mrs. Eimer Coon shows slow recovery after illness. Mrs. Fannie McCathran and Grace hosted Thanksgiving at their home. Mrs. Mary Burchfield and son Arthur, of Sugar Creek, visit Reb Coon. Sam George of Illinois visits. Guests at Harry Moore’s include Raymond Young and children Gaynell and Thomas, and George Shaffer of Hebbardsville. Mary Dowler visits daughter Mrs. George Campbell in Pomeroy. Prof. M. McHiarg traveled to Nelsonville on business. Lydia Bebout visits Chauncey with relatives.
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Eimer Coon
Fannie McCathran
Miss Grace
Mary Burchfield
Arthur Burchfield
Sugar Creek
Sam George
Ilinois
Reb Coon
Harry Moore
Raymond Young
Gaynell and
Thomas
Circle Hill
George Shaffer
Hebbardsville
Mary Dowler
Pomeroy
George Campbell
Pr. M. McHiarg
Nelsonville
Lydia Bebout
Chauncey
Death of Mrs Wallace at 54 in liver cancer
Mrs Maggie Morgan Wallace age 54 died at her west side home Wednesday from liver cancer. She was half sister of Ira Morgan. Funeral services were held from Zion church this afternoon conducted by Rev George Washington and interment followed in the old cemetery.
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Wallace
Maggie Morgan Wallace
West Side
Ira Morgan
Zion Church
George Washington
Old Cemetery
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