Local Notes From Nelg onville and Nearby
Misses Rachael Phillips Ana Rhodes return from New Lexington guests of friends. Mrs Dyer Minner returns from Middleport visit. Lincoln Hill weakened by consumption. George Webb marries Jonnie Barrell at Presbyterian parsonage. Several locals host and visit relatives in Columbus Athens Logan and Buchltel. Mrs Mary Coe dies after illness. Frank Patton ill with appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Phillips
Ana Rhodes
New Lexington
Dyer Minner
Middleport
Sarah Stickler
John Edington
Hiram Mason
Zanesville
Lincoln Hill
Marvin Duffee
Glounster
L. F . Carpenter
Helle Saltz
Dandas
Edward Brown
Athens
Mary Coe
J. Coe
Bowles
Obituary: Miss Cleora Norris 12 Passes Away in Bethany
Miss Cleora Norris, daughter of F. Norris, died January 28 at age twelve. She was studious and obedient at school and loved by friends. Funeral by Rev Boman at Bethany Church, burial in Wires cemetery. Clarence Petty and wife mourn the loss of their niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleora Norris
F. Norris
Boman
Bethany Church
Wires
Clarence Petty
Sugar Creek
Wolfs Plains Community Notes and Social Events
Local tidbits from Wolfs Plains recount visits by Jeff Blackwood and Harry South, and gatherings with the Thompson, Edgar, and Kopp families in Athens and Floodwood. Rev. L M Baker started Methodist meetings, a box supper at John Vorhes’ drew a large crowd, and several residents were listed on the sick list. Regulars include the Rathbone Sisters masquerade, visitors from Athens, and schoolgirl Miss Cundiff’s Columbus trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Baker
Methodist Church
John Vorhes
Albany Social and Farming Notes Highlight Local Visits
Homer Clark of Athens and Miss Ethel Mitchell of Nelsonville visited friends in Albany over Sunday. Zell Bébo and Rev. G W Frey were seen with locals as Elza Armstrong sold his stock farm to Dr. Hartman of Columbus and Lew Rossiter sold his farm to West Virginia buyers. Half the town reportedly sick with the grip while G W Frey leads church meetings at Second Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Clark
Athens
Zell Bébo
Carbondale
Elza Armstrong
Dr. Hartman
Columbus
Ethel Mitchell
Nelsonville
Otis Wright
Madge Atkins
Marie Knowlton
Lew Rossiter
Bia
West Virginia
Lavina Bobo
Meigs County
Albany
G. W. Frey
Second Alexander Church
Venerable Pastor Cured by Peruna Endorsements
In letters from Rev J N Parker of Utica and Rev Chas Leander of San Francisco, Peruna is credited with restoring hearing and ending rheumatic pains in the elderly and praised as a remedy for catarrh. Parker, age eighty eight, attributes renewed vigor to Peruna and thanks the doctor. Leander calls Peruna the best known remedy for catarrh and endorses its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Parker
Utica
N. Y
Peruna
Chas
Leander
First Spiritual Society of
San Francisco
Turk Street
Cal
Hartman
Local Notes From Marshfield and Nearby Towns
Burgeoning social page notes list births marriages visits and moves. Families including Brewer, McCoy, Cundiff, Farrell, Withers, Russell and Trent feature among guests and relocations in Marshfield Athens Carbondale Parkersburg and Mineral.
Coldest winter night hits Amesville as schools close
Charles Clark of Athens visits his parents in Amesville while a record ten degrees below zero chills the area on January 28. Local observers say it is the coldest night of the winter. Heating breakdowns forced temporary school closures until Monday noon. Oil activity rises as Ryland, Jamison and Swan drill on local leases toward the Berea sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clark
Athens
George E. Clark
F. W. Gibson
T. E. Clark
Richard
Marietta
Prescott Gillilan
Oak Hill
E. B. Gillilan
Ryland
Columbus
Jamison and Swan
Sistersville
W. Va
Linscott
J. J. Beasley
Berea
Stoughton
W. R. Phillips
Arthur Warrener
Charles Finch
Logansport
Ed Finch
Baynton Hickman
West Cheater
W. T. Mills
E. E. Gillilan
Brown attended funeral and local social notes from Coolville
Mrs H H Brown attended the funeral of Otto Stalder's child in Gaysville last week. Wilma Barrett returned to Parkersburg Monday to resume studies at the M B C after visiting her mother. Clyde White of Ohio University spent Sunday at home. The C G Os met with Frances Oakes Friday night. Fred Runyan of East Liverpool is at home briefly. Mr and Mrs J F Runyan hosted their daughter Bertha Shippen from Colorado. John McLaughlin sold a team of colts to Frank Cone of Ambridge for 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Brown
Otto Stalder
Gaysville
Wilma Barett
Parkersbuug
Clyde White
O. U
Frances Oakes
Fred Runyan
East Livrepool
J. F. Runyan
Bertha Shippen
Colorado
John McLaughlin
Frank Cone
Amsville
Regional Notes From New England Visit and Church Meetings
Miss Fern McGrew near Stewart visited Miss Prodie Starting Sunday. Ed Peebles made a business visit to Athens Monday. Isaac Sutton and wife of Canaonville visited friends here Sunday. A series of Presbyterian church meetings began Monday evening conducted by Rev Christine and John Spaulding who has been sick is a little improved. Also Mrs Basley is slowly improving. George Hill and George Starling were Athens visitors Tuesday preparing to start for Harrington Washington next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern McGrew
Near Stewart
Miss Prodie
Ed. Peebles
Athens
Isaac Sutton
Canaonville
Presbyterian Church
Christine
John Spaulding
Basley
George Hill
George Starling
Harrington Washington
Rehoboth Meeting Attendance Noted. Lottridge Resident's Fire
From Lottridge several residents attended a meeting at Rehoboth last Tuesday evening. Sam Bailey's house burned to the ground Sunday around one o'clock. The fire started upstairs and spread rapidly, leaving only a few belongings saved. No insurance was carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth
Sam Baile
Mineral School Board Meeting Recounted
Local notes report the Mineral school board meeting at R. R. Marquis's on Monday night.几
German Syrup Promises Cure for Consumption
Advertises Dr. Boschee's German Syrup as a reliable cure for consumption and lung troubles. Claims worldwide success for forty years with group coughs colds bronchitis and throat issues. Trial bottle 25c big bottle 5c at all druggists.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens County
Nelgonville
George Rutter
Lancaster
Cosmopolitan Club
Misa Beulah Sébt
E. J. Cable
Mmiss Clara Evans
Elizabeth Bailey
Ella Patton
Logan
D. C. Allen
A. E. Moore
R. Graham
Arthur Vorkes
George Raine
Charles Raine
James Davidson
Clarence Wardburn
Wm. Edgel
Libbie Sadler
Clarence Sharp
Charles Martin
Floodwood
W. A. Lama
Charles O'Bleness
Miss Dix Cable
Logan Slattery
Miss Cable
J. M. Lama
A. G. Cotton
Charles Mooneys
John Warren
Karl Lowden
Lou Stratton
Katie
Anna Minck
Minnie Burdett
Rose
Anna Price
Miller
Green Lawn
Frank Patton
Bethany
Wolfs Plains
Jeff Blackwood
Joe Brown Sanday
Harry South
Floodwod
A. McDaniel
Sanday
J. W. Thompson
James McHarg
William Edgar
Sarah McHarg
Sanford Shaw
Nelnville
Emma Barker
Amanda Hysell
Lena Campbell
Eva Verity
Thomas Price
Wilson Gilbert
A. E. Downard
Lucy Cundiff
John Cundiff
Delia Lathey
Lecta Burley
Winnifred Richmond
Mamie Swaim
Rathbone
Phall
Cora Withers
G. W. Six
Ed Davis
T. J. Withers
Mra
Dale
J. D. Raw Company
Oda
Tapere
Cuina
Marshfield
Mrs Cash. Brewer
Wesley Nanna
Cincinnati
Mabel McCoy
F. Beverage
John Throckmorton
R.F . Carmichael
George Nett
Pearl
Bert Davis
Dan Stewart
Parkersburg
Austin Cundiff
New Haven
Lacy
Margaret
Tara Knowlton
Frank Farrell
Nona Davis
W. D. Cox
Jennie Allen
Letha Moore
Mineral
Floyd Townsend
Luhrig
Lizzie Townsend
Susie Russell
Fred Turner
Massie Turner
Ahrens
Dick Russell
H. L. Allison
Mary Hayes
Zaleski
Flora Barlow
Mabel Russell
G. V. Nichols
E. Baughman
Charles Bart
Arcelia Kelley
A. E. Lewellyn
Bertha Carmichael
David Cooper
E. L. Wilson
Chase M. Creighton
Mae Trent
Mimeral
Amesville
E. ©. Curtis
Lucile
George Sunderland
Marieta
Margie Stout
Wyatt Stout
Plains M. E
L. T. Ranion
Myrtle Ranion
Charlie Day
Kyle House
Lottridge
Coolville
New England
R. R. Marquis
Lucida King of
Mont Gaskin
John Mace
J. F. Beckler
Parker Snyder
Mary Crow
James Hayson
V. Hester
Mr. Hayson
Anna Shea
Josephine Canny
Crossen’s Hall
Bobo Bros
T. H. McAdoo
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