Athens teachers attend quarterly association meeting
A list of attending and visiting people in Athens includes Prof. Aaron Grady Charles Hayden George Low den Miss Dora Patton Miss Ella Patton Daisy Birge and others. Numerous relatives guests and Columbus visitors are noted with engagements in Zanesville Baltimore Lancaster Columbus and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Teachers’ Quarterly Association
Aaron Grady
Charles Hayden
George Lowden
Dora
Ella Patton
Daisy Birge
Thomas Mulligan
Florence Mulligan
Columbus
J. C. Pickett
Emma Michealman
Baltimore
John Eddington
Mesdames
Nan Feigley
Boon
Iowa
Kate Mason
Zanesville
Sarah Strickler
R. C. Graham
Layton Aumiller
Washington
D. H
James Dean
Susan Dean
Jamie Dean
Charles Martin
Eugene Cable
Thomas Craig
Wilson
Peter Burritt
J. M. Parker
Hazel Mattox
Mae Cotton
Lancaster
Wade Knight
Congo
Josie Knight
Bert Finley
Bluefield
W . Va
Lena Nelson
Amos Mace
Zaleski
Misa Allie Shrade
Fayette Street
Messrs
Clarence and
Herman Bardin
Local Thanksgiving Visits Highlight Regional Residents
Dr. G R Gunder stays in Coolville for a time. Tom Gardiner from Marietta College returns home for Thanksgiving. Mrs Dora Barth and son Earl of Athens visit their parents. Miss Clara Higley Thanksgiving guest of Miss Laura W Browning at Beple. Maywood Macon of Parkersburg visits relatives here. H H Brown made a business trip to Athens Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Gunder
Coolville
Tom Gardiner
Marietta College
Dora Barth
Earl of
Athens
Clara Higley
Beple
Laura W. Browning
Maywood
Local visits and business trips reach Coolville area
Dr W B Hartnell and wife of Beverly visit relatives in Coolville. Dr F P McKim of Marietta visits his brother. Wm Lyons spends Thanksgiving with son Dr A J Lyons in Spencer W Va. A Davis takes a Cincinnati trip. M F Frost of Athens visits family. B Tidd to spend winter in St Paul Minn. Otto Barth overseeing Kentucky lumber plant eats Thanksgiving turkey here. James Drain of Belpr e pursues Home Phone Co interests. Belpre to Pomeroy electric line gains capital approval from P O Smith. L L Lowman sprains ankle after fall from a Jadier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hartnell
Beverly
F. P. McKim
Marietta
Wm. Lyons
A. J. Lyons
Spencer
W. Va
Davis
Cincinnati
M. F. Frost
Athens
Local notes and obituaries from Marietta area
John Welch Jr. made a business trip to Marietta last week. Fred Johnson of Fillmore visited Mr and Mrs Dean. A series of meetings starts at Universalist church on the 12th and continues through Sunday. Rev Williams preached at the G A R hall Saturday evening. Mrs Margaret Romines aged 71 died on the 20th and is interred at Centennial cemetery. Miss Hattie Dean of New England spent a few days with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welch, Jr
Marietta
Fred Johnson
Fillmore
Sumner Dean
Universalist Church
Williams
G. A. R. Hall
Margaret Romines
Centennial
Hattie Dean
New England
Thanksgiving social and local movement notes
Gertrude Finsterwald of Athens spent Thanksgiving with relatives here. Mr and Mrs A H Montgomery were business visitors at the county seat last week. Miss Myrtle Metcalf of Beverly is the guest of her parents. Walter Taylor and family of Broadwell have moved to this vicinity. The Thanksgiving social at the residence of Mr and Mrs H A Cook was a success socially and financially. Mrs Eliza Minear was surprised by a party of friends for her fifty ninth birthday anniversary. Ivan Cook and Chester Hart recently left for Buchtel where they have secured employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Montgomery
Myrtle Metcalf
Beverly
Walter Taylor
Broadwell
H. A. Cook
Eliza Minear
Ivan Cook
Chester Hart
Buchtel
Local notes from Nelsonville and vicinity
Union Mrs Mable Sidders Harris left Wednesday to join her husband in Toledo. Mrs Joseph Boyles of Nelsonville visited Wm Gabriel and family over Sunday. Bushrod Hall sold his farm to John White and plans to live with his son Dr Silas Hall in Vincennes. John Might spent Thanksgiving in Nelsonville. Norman Saylor sold live stock at a public sale Tuesday before wintering with relatives in Pennsylvania. Mr Howard Figley visited Jacksonville school last week. Protracted meeting will begin next Monday evening. A barn belonging to Alonzo Pickering burned Monday evening. Miss Dolly Barker and her cousin Miss Bess Ford of Columbus spent Thanksgiving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Sidders Harris
Toledo
Joseph Boyles
Nelsonville
Wm. Gabriel
Bushrod Hall
John White
Hall
Silas Hall
Vincenes
John Might
Norman Saylor
Pennsylvania
Howard Figley
Jackville School
Alonzo Pickering
Dolly Barker
Bess Ford
Columbus
Dowler Ridge Protracted Meeting Opens December 1
Dowler Chapel hosts an annual protracted meeting starting Monday evening December 1 led by Rev. Evans and James Glass. Peter Glass has moved part of his household to Glen Ebon for winter mining work. Mr Penny of Mineral suffered an accident Sunday near Pedigo Cemetery when his horse slipped and fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowler Chapel
Evans
James Glass
Peter
Glen Ebon
Mr. Penny
Mineral
Pedigo Cemetery
Mysterious death of John Drain found in Hocking river
The body of John Drain was found in the Hocking river and buried at Pedigo cemetery Monday. His death is regarded as a mystery with suspicions of foul play. Drain was well known locally and may not have died by his own action. L. F. Vance of Cleveland visited Miss Nellie Dowler, who spent Thanksgiving at home while at Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drain
Hocking
Pedigo
Mennday
L. F. Vance
Cleveland
Nellie Dowler
Marshfield
Stewart Thanksgiving Guests and Local Obituary
John Oliver Stewart and family of Luling spent Thanksgiving with his mother Mrs Nancy Saar. John Norris aged eighty died at home after paralysis with funeral services at the church. Edd and Eva Norris attended the wedding of their brother Dell to Miss Norah Beveredge at Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oliver
Luling
Nancy Saar
Tom Murphy
Chillicothe
Frank Braley
Mineral
Tim Murphy
John Norris
Cherrington
Edwin Robbins
George Hands
Marietta
Evert Davis
Ray
Mattie Marquis
Trimble
Merle Copeland
Vinton County
Edd
Eva Norris
Dell
Norah Beveredge
Marshfield
Births and visits fill local notes in Shade area
Miss Annie Wilson teaches at Dutch Ridge and welcomed a newborn daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Burson on November 25. Mr. and Mrs. E. Reading visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mohler in Albany over Sunday. Rev. L. E. Chase conducts special meetings at the Christian church with Miss Persons of Meigs county assisting musically. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Oxley and a Athens family spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Martha Wilson. Mrs. Anna Creamer visited relatives in Hebbardaville and Athens late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wilson
Dutch Ridge
H.S. Burson
E. Reading
J. H. Mohler
Albany
L. E. Chase
Christian Church
Miss Persons
Meigs County
J. W. Oxley
Athens
Martha Wilson
Anna Creamer
Hebbardaville
Amesville Social News and Mild Local Happenings
Amesville residents and visitors appear in this week’s notes with movements to Marietta Nelsonville Columbus Glouster Pittsburg and Parkersburg. Notable incidents include a misfortune in Nelsonville a stolen thirty five dollars and several family visits and job changes.
Local Guests Visit, and Death Notice Fragments
Mr and Mrs Cole of Jefferson county were guests of cousin Mrs Lydia McLaughlin last week. Mrs Addie Watson of Center Belpre visited relatives here last week. Died November 27 at the residence of his daughter Mrs Annie Winters at Latrobe, Mr Harvey Baker, aged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Jefferson County
Lydia McLaughlin
Addie Watson
Center Belpre
Annie Winters
Latrobe
Harvey Baker
Longtime Torch native dies. funeral set for Friday
A resident born in Torch and living here his whole life died at age 70. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at the M. E. church conducted by Rev. McKenney with Rev. Henry Kemper of Piketon preaching Tuesday evening. A box supper will be held at Rowel's hall next Saturday evening, December 6, with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torch
M. E
McKenney
Henry Kemper
Piketon
Rowel’s Hall
Typhoid illness and local changes in New England area
Myrtle Mink suffers typhoid fever while Ezra Green and Mr. Norris are very ill. Mr. Winner shows improvement. John Mink sells his farm to Jack Dwire. Two new telephone companies form to extend from Guysville to Amesville and to New England through Clifford run. Jim McKinley, recently employed at Marion, spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Green
Mr. Norris
Mr. Winner
John Mink
Jack Dwire
Guysville
Edgar Dean
Amesville
New England
Clifford Run
Jim McKinley
Marion
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed by Soldiers
Soldiers in the late war praised Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Scratches bruises cuts wounds corns sore feet and stiff joints. It also treats burns scalds boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles. It cures or no pay. Only 2c at W H McKee’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McKee
Early Risers Pills Publicized as Health Aid
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Early Risers as the best solution for illness and constipation. A Houston testimonial from W. H. Howell claims the pills improved his family's health. Cline's Pharmacy is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt's
W. H. Howell
Houston
Tex
Cline
DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve Promises Piles Relief
Advertises DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve from Chicago as a remedy for piles eczema cuts burns bruises and all skin diseases. Warns against counterfeit products and urges customers to ask for De Witts at Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
DeWitt’s
Cline’s
Decorated Dinner Sets at Sloane's Department Store
Decorated dinner sets priced at 5.19 appear in Sloane's Department Store ads. The listing notes competitive pricing and emphasizes bargain quality to attract shoppers amid Olson's big line of clothing and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloane's Department Store
Olson
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UNION
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J. G. Moore
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Minnie White
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New Concord
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Pittsburg
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Wade
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Sugar Creek
J. L. Dunbar
Parkersburg
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the National Cash Register Co
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Athens County
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