News of Persons Prices and Incidents in Amesville
Mrs. Rev Sparks cannot leave her room due to sickness. Misses Lowden, Len son, and Primrose support the mumos. Garson Sanders of Crauncey takes a job in the Hocking Valley store. Miss Grace Carich robbed of a gold watch near Green site. watch later found. Protracted meeting at M E church. Christmas tree planned. Numerous local visits, marriages, and small town notes across Athens and surrounding towns.
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Jacksonville
James Ginan
Athens
Prblic School
Frank Gross
Phoeniz Supply Company
Grace Carich
Mulhell
Green Site
Loree
Miss Earich
Don
Trimble
Grouster
Local Notices and Social News from Pomeroy and Athens
Mrs Lucy Walden of Pomeroy visited this week. Buck bought a team of mules from Shepherd Humphry last week. A crowd attended the Tuesday Torch meeting. Ephriam Morrison died early last week and was interred here. The Grangers held their annual supper on Saturday. Word arrived of the death of Mrs Rate Casley of Winchester. Mr Casley, formerly Miles, lived here with the Frame family. Mrs T C Parker visited Athens friends. Mrs Mary Lee visiting Athens. Alphens Wilson improving after illness. Mrs C E Morton and sister Z H Duffee visited Athens. Rev Frank May to preach at the Baptist church Sunday at 10:30 from John 2 18 Universal Christmas Gift. Rev May closed a revival at the 2d Alexander church with twenty accessions. Laura Dunfee spent Sunday at home. Mrs Perry Fox improving. Clara Nixon and Hertha Carville in Torch. Mr and Mrs S M Daugherty of Sand Hill were guests Sunday. Wes Mickle of Mockingport and daughter Fannie Dudder visited G W Fox. Protracted meetings ongoing two weeks. Walter Gilligan of Amexville had a stroke Tuesday. J A Front of Marietta, formerly of this place, found hanging in barn Thursday morning. German Medicine Company entertained the community for a past week with a show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Walden
Pomeroy
N.S. Buck
Shepherd Humphry
Torch
Ephriam Morrion
Midreport
Rate Casley
Dallas Cassey
Winfeild Woods
Casley
Miles
BP. Frame
Schow
T. C. Parker
Athens
Mary Lee
Alphens Wilson
C. £. Morton
Sis Z. H. Duffee
Frank May
Baptist Church
2D Alexander Church
Stors
Laura Dunfee
Perry Fox
Mias
Clara Nixon
Hertha Carville
Mre
M. Daugherty
Sand Hil
Wes Mickle
Mockingport
Fannie Dudder
G. W. Fox
Walter Gilligan
Amexville
J. A
Marietta
Taa
Christmas Preparations and Local Visits Across Towns
F E Jordan at home for Christmas. Chas Marks and Ad Bickler visited families in Lancaster Sunday. Lueine, the little daughter of W Pates, fell from a fence and broke her right arm. Ed delleston returns home to Marietta after visiting relatives. Everyone busy with Christmas meals and a tree. Buckeye Pipe Line expands to connect lines at Plantaville Oil to handle higher production. Mrs. Perry sick. Boss Brickles in McArthur on business. James McKee visited his parents over Sunday. Winnie Stage of Athens visited her parents. John Peters recovered enough to go out. Edward Francis and family visited Thomas Gregory and family at Factory Sunday. Earnest Moore and wife visited James McKee’s parents. Alva Castle visited Leslie in Garden. B J Klingenberg and family with Joe Warner. Chalfant visited Pomeroy. Ben Klingenberg on county business. Mrs. Kimmen improving. Elmer Meighen and wife of Garden Front with George Kyle. Mary Starkey of Vanderhoof with J C Dean and wife. David Gilkey back from H E Stout to Jerseyville. Mary Cone of Canaanville visited M B Tucker. Samuel Coe’s children recovering from illness. Postmistress Magdalene Wuhler visited relatives in Columbus. Protracted meeting continues at F M Church led by Rey VanKapnel. Maggie Hubler sold her farm to Amariah Burchfield and will move to Michigan. sale held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Jordan
Christ
Maz
Chas Marks
Ad Bickler
Lancaster
Lueine
Pates
Tanice Eddleston
Marietta
Itile
Perry
Boss Brickles
McArthur
James McKee
J.mckee
Winnie Stage
Athens
Adamtage
John Peters
Edward Francis
Thomas Gregory
Factory
Earnest Moore
Near Union
David Gilkey
H. E. Stout
Jerseyville
Village Notes Weaving Visitors and Meetings
In Athens Mississippi Dr C B Harper spent part of January. Mary Cornell visited Parkersburg on Saturday. Uncle Moses Lawrence of Coolville guests his son John G D Chase and A Lo Kincade of Wendy. Mrs D W Cornell hosted her niece. Mrs E R Riehl of GB Be.pre visited last week. Thos Vare visited relatives at Chillicothe and Washington Ohio this week. Re Cheadle closed his meeting at Stewart Monday evening with fourteen accessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Harper
Jastek
Athens
Jiary Cornell
Parkersburg
Moses Lawrence
Coolville
John G D.chase
A. Lo Kincade
Wendy
D W
Cornell
E.R. Riehl
Chillicothe
Washinston
Cheadle
Stewart
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Athens County
Berald
Nelson Ville
Rev. Sparks
Harvey
Cox
Ligeie Lowden
Abbie Lenson
Kittie Primrose
G. W. Gibbs
Garson Sanders
Crauncey
Hockings Valley
Cc. P. Smith
Amesale
Isaiah Tedrow
Anna Newman
Katie
Buchtel
Lulu Lane
S. Tedrow
Tedrow
Prof
Warren
Lancaster Commercial College
James Kelley
Arcella
Marshfield
W. W
M. E
Old Zion
Grace Henderson
Goose Creek
Hugh Mulligan
Judson Ia
Pike Road
E. Williams
Zelda
John Cooley
Ohio University
Amesville
A.C. Young
Monagy
John Stanton
Albany
Stelie Hobson
Jessie Lovell
H. A Beasley
Dr. Gillan
Daniel Jeming
State Street
T. H. Jones
James Patterson Ouey Simscott
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Julian Clark
G. E. Clark
Clark
Ames Township
Chas
Likens Oil Co
Presbyterian
F. J. Beasley
Columbus
Ddith
Shinn
George W. Linscott
Frank J. Linscott
Linscott
N Ousa
F. CO
H K. Company
Ohio
Plantsville
Wole
Plaens
W. Hl. Browh Shoe 60
GHIO
Mary Flexton
Howard Flexton
Brazil
Iona
Philip
Smith
Nancy J. Smith
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Annah Monlday
State of Obi
Court of A Common Pleas
Nelsonville
Hannah Holliday
Asher Buckley
Platetia
Wenuckl
Hibbard & Glazier
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