Misses Gilmore host Hiawatha club dinner on Port street
Misses Anna and Gay Gilmore entertain the Hiawatha club at their Port street home. Numerous members attend including Abbie Benson, Jennie Burrell, Olive Sparker, Sadie Stiff, Ruth Pugh, Alice Mulligan, Anna Chapman, Ida Juniper and others, with guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Gay Gilmore
Hiawatha Club
Port Street
Abbie Benson
Jennie Burrell
Olive Sparker
Sadie Stiff
Ruth Pugh
Alice Mulligan
Anna Chapman
Ida Juniper
Mmes
Blanch Sisson Ranch
Eliza
Columbus
C. E. Welch
Columbus Street
Donald Poston
Bertie Jackson
Emma Wallace
Leona Rhodes
John Daugherty
Mt. Pleasant
W. Va
Albert Wagner
Cincinnati
Golden Beecher
Margaret McSherry
Rose Smith
Lancaster
Harry Edington
John Lappin
Mumps Cases Reported in Coolville and Nearby Areas
In Coolville and vicinity several mumps cases have occurred. Grove Cullums has recovered and returned to OU. Local residents noted visitors from Graham Chapel and Shade including the Kelleys and Phillips families. A birth announced January 28 brings Elza Kirkendall a son. Multiple illness mentions and social visits fill regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Lewis Hull
Samuel Kirkendall
Joseph Kelley
Graham Chapel
Elza Kirkendall
Wesley Sharp
Marvey Shaw
Rocky Point
Grove Halbirt
South Capaan
Measles Spread In Local Community And Debating Society Meeting
The piece notes mumps and measles spreading in the area with multiple residents visiting and chilling illness including John Davis in Athens and Miss Nellie Cullums teaching near Chauncey. It also covers a debating society meeting where C A Matheny and T J Gregory debated affirmative and D O Seaman with John Stage negative the audience was large and the negative won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Cullums
Chauncey
Margarette Burt
Athens
Emory Seaman
Henry Martin
C. A. Matheny
T. J. Gregory
D. O. Seaman
John Stage
Hawk
Ground Hog Day Delivers Six Weeks More Of Winter
In Plantsville residents note sunny Ground Hog Day and expect six more weeks of winter. William Harris suffered a slight paralysis attack but is improving after a visiting massage doctor provided relief. Watson Harris lost a horse. a mishap occurred as a team exited a barn. Mrs. Campbell and children of Glouster visit. she experiences nervous prostration. Novle King sold a Bethel church area farm to Josephus Chappelear. Protracted meetings draw citizens to Town-house school and Sharpsburg venues. sleighing and walking remain good. Clyde Potts and wife, formerly of Kentucky, visit Lillian Bardin and J W Potts. Upper school literary society staged a program with an older boys debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harris
Watson Harris
Campbell
Glouster
Novle King
Bethel Church
Josephus Chappelear
Sharpsburg
Clyde Potts
Kentucky
Lillian Bardin
J. W. Potts
Sharps
Died at Youba Charles H. Dunfee 55
Charles H. Dunfee of Youba died Friday at his home age 55. The body was brought to Torch for burial with funeral services at the Baptist church led by Rev. E. E. White of Coolville. Burial followed in Torch area cemetery. Fluently notes on family visitors appear, including Ira Mickle and Mrs. Scarlett.
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Charles Britz
Lewis Kelley
Athens
Marvey Shaw
Peter Shields
Wade Love
Luhrng
Frank Starkey
Clarks Chapel
Ira Mickle
Amesville
Price Mickle
Arthur Scarlett
Williams
Reedville
Fannie Scarlett
Youba
Charles H. Dunfee
Baptist
E. E. White
Coolville
Ernest Green
Carthage
Bowles
Edd Carlton
Watson House
Mollie Stone
Belpre
John McLaughlin
Illness, funerals, and community visits noted in Joy town
Mrs. Lovell of Joy is very ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Nora Pickering dies after two weeks illness and funeral services were held at Wilson Chapel. Several locals and visitors are named, including S. G. Linscott, Mordica Pickering, Anna Joy, Samuel Gardner, and more. The village council plans talks with Bell Telephone about a franchise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lovell
Joy
O. M. Lovell
Bishop
M.E
Nora Pickering
Levi Pickering
Wilson Chapel
S. G. Linscott
The
Columbus Preas
Mordica Pickering
Dexter
Anna Joy
G. E. Clark
Samuel Gardner
Marietta
J. L. Dunbar
R. McCune
Athens
Heber H. Henry
M. ©. & C. Railroad
Broadwell
Spriggs
Thomas Cecil
Dunbar
J. W. Cecil
Mary Stewart
Carpenter
A. L. Logan
Rev
Hubbell
Cincinnati
State Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Charles Priest
Corning
Albert Eskew
Bell Telephone Company
Local briefs from Guysville and surrounding areas
Alpha Johnson visited his mother in Chester. Fred Hammond of Athens spent time with his ailing father. Fred Bundy of Nelsonville stayed with his family as workers in Columbus visit. R F D inspector J M Waltz reviewed the proposed new local route. Rural carrier J R Fish reported 2393 letters delivered in January. Rev Christine closed a Corner meeting with three accessions. Rev Cherrington conducts services at Canaanville and will go to Bethany Thursday for revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Johnson
Chester
Fred Hammond
Athens
Fred Bundy
Nelsonville
W. H. Bundy
Thomas Vore
Frank Nickson
Columbus
J. M. Waltz
J. R. Fish
Christine
Cherrington
Canaanvile
Bethany
Angel Ridge Diverse Attendance at Shade Modern Woodmen Meeting
A large crowd from Angel Ridge attended the Modern Woodmen gathering held in Shade on Saturday evening, signaling strong local turnout for the fraternal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
Meat Market News and Local Hound Show Highlights
H. T. Mulligan with Wm. Shaffer and Lewis Rossiter of Albany start a meat market in Athens. Fox-hunting contest attracts Jerseyville Judson and local supporters with heavy bets. three hounds remain after hours of pursuit. Local social notes include ball attendance in Athens and various residents’ moves and visits.
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H. T. Mulligan
Wm. Shaffer
Lewis Rossiter
Albany
Athens
Jerseyville
Judson
Old Shade
Messrs. A. P. Reader
Burt Burson
Josevville
Lincoln Trion
Burson
Reeder
Mr. Trion
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Low Jack
Frank Moore
Charles Davis
Will Steret
Nancy Uarrold
Charleston
Estella Parnecat
C, Ef, Welch
James Birge
Ray
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Southerton
Will Mathena
Sugar Grove
Ray Perre
James Orr
Belle Valley
Cammeron of
Byesville
Josa Stalder
Minnehaha Finch Club
Adaline Vorkes
Bessie Sisson
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A. H. Wells
Anthony Acker
John Uecker
Logan
Sam Henderson
Marysville
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Fort Street
Loveth Rhodes
Frank Collins
Straitsville
Join McCarty
Esther Fulke
Luunch
Ina Hillyer
Esther Wallace
Mabel Monks
Pratts Fork
Millard Quivey
Burlingham
Cora Ator
Felix Riley
Hull
E. W. Colburn
Ella van Nest
Baffa Hawk
Adah Blackwell
Bearwallow
Lulu Gatcel
Yaster
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America
Columbia the Gem of the Ocean
Georgia
Hiram Frost
James Daily
Anna Dinsmore
Rosa Buck
Gardenspent
Little Federal
Nellie
Grace
Emma Smith
Herbert Dowler
Stroud’s
Mier Gusta Koker
Scatter Ridge
Will Robinson
West
Frank Junod
H. Bennett
Peasant
Amelia Hunter
Will
Hannah Graham
Peach Ridge
Lewis Bennett
Mary Howard
Andrew Barchfield
Edward McLeod
Strouds Run
Harry Junoa
Opera House
Pike Valley
Lida Newman
Ethel Robo
George Jeffers
Little Son
W. FE. Sloan
M. FE
H. T. Phillips
D. 8. Phillips
Canaan
Albert Burley
John Douglas
Floodwood
Lin Eddy
Lewis Rosseter
Mulligan
Atock
Harvey Phillips
Helga of
David Phillips
J.C. McClanahan
J. A. Duncan
West Canaan
Edward Love
Family Moudar
Robert Patterson
Millfield
Lodi
Carseytown
Lysander
John Davis
D. E. Love
George Holland
Amos Holland
Lew Frost
Sand Ridge
Hester Brita
Ray Burch
Canaanville
Henrietta Hanning
Asbury
PD. A. Sams
Guysville
Grove Halbert
South Canalan
Plantsville
Burg
Messenger and Herald
N. Y. Tribune Farmer
Agricultural Weekly
New York
Tribune Farmer
Athens County
Angel Ridge
Messenger and
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the Tribune
the Messenger and Herald
Ohio
New York Tribune Farmer
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Wm. Hunter
H. C. Shirley
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