Personal Mentions From Thursday’s Daily
Sheriff John W Holden of Perry county visited Ath ens. Mrs J A Jones and daughter returned from New Straitsville. Mrs James McNamara of Zaleski visited here and left for Glouster. Pascal Traglio came back from Delaware where he worked on Girls Industrial home buildings. Mrs George J Putnam returned from Columbus after visiting relatives. O Dermont Dean left for northern Ohio to work with Bell Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McNamara
Zaleski
Glouster
Pascal Traglio
Delaware
Girls’ Industrial Home
Oo Dermont Dean
Northern
Ohio
Bell Telephone Company
Local Residents Entertainments and Business Visitors
Mrs Mary E Balls leaves for Columbus to stay with Mr and Mrs C A Snow. O W V Daggett and C A Overmeyer of Home Furnishing Co visit Junction City. George M Hickle of Lancaster visits on Millikan Hickle jewelry business. Immett Parker joins Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra tour as pianist. Misses Helen Pickett Lucile Henry Aldine Roach Anna Pickering Susan Putnam and Louise Higgins attend Athens Jackson High School play and dance. Benifield promoted after transfer to Montgomery Alabama territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Pickett
Lucile Henry
Aldine Roach
Anna Pickering
Susan Putnam
Louise Higgins
Jackson
Athens High School
Jackson High School
Athens Visitors and Local Movements Highlight Week
J King of Cahancey visited Athens on Friday while M C Welling of Perry county arrived in town. Mrs Robert Wood left for Lancaster to visit her parents. Miss Mayme Watkins of Lanhing stayed with Mr and Mrs W Gross. Stella Tom from Albany, former OU student, plans to go to Columbus for Bliss College. Pearl Cable of Nelsonville visited Athens. Alpha Baird escorted her home. Duffee and Boden discussed the Marshfield Bank opening within a week. Mr and Mrs J M Marshall of St John Mich stay with W S Blackwood. Marshall travels to Cincinnati, Mrs Marshall visits relatives. Mrs Lafe Boden returns from Albany after caring for her father David Pobo who died recently. mother will visit children here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Cable
Nelsonville
Athens
Miss Alpha Baird
J. M. Marshall
St. John, Mich
W. 8. Blackwood
Lafe Boden
Albany
David Pobo
Local Guests Visit and Return Trips Noted
Mr and Mrs Charles Blacker of Reynolisburg were guests of Mr and Mrs L A Sprague and Dr and Mrs H B Singley in Logan. Mrs George Juned returned Sunday from a short visit with friends on the return trip. Mr and Mrs Howard Gray, guests of Dr and Mrs R P Bishop, left today for their Ironton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Blacker
Reynolisburg
L. A. Sprague
H. 8. Singley
Logan
George Juned
Don
Howard Gray
R. P. Bishop
Ironton
Lisces Emma
Ethel R Boelzner
Cleveland
Mrs Mary T Roe Returns Home From Visit
Mrs. Mary T. Roe returned to her Mansfield home after a several week visit with her daughter Mrs. T. Watson Craig. Mr. and Mrs. J. Halliday Cline spent the weekend in Coolville as guests of Mrs. Cline's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed. Hartnell, and left this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. T. Roe
Mansfield
T. Watson Craig
Local residents visit and travel notices across Ohio towns
Names and movements fill a Chester Chronicle page with Mrs. Sisson and Mrs. Hoodlet visiting relatives, Rev. Bush improving at Pleasanton, and many others from Columbus Nelsonville Waverly and Cincinnati on visits business trips and family occasions. Hospitals and illness referenced include Mrs. Edward Fluke and tonsillitis affecting Chester Fulton.
Oakdale man Green arraigned on liquor charges in local case
Green was arraigned before Mayor Hedges after liquor was found in his Oakdale home. He pleaded not guilty and a hearing was set for Saturday afternoon. Bond was posted at three hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. King
Green
Oakdale
Hedges
Bond
Daily Markets Pittsburg PA Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Receipts: cattle 100 carloads with prime Ona and Yorkers priced around 6.20 to 6.25 and 6.00 to 6.50 for common. Hogs 49 carloads market steady with prime and Yorkers about 6.75 to 6.85 and lower grades 6.40 to 6.30. Sheep and lambs 12 carloads: good prime 5.25 to 5.55, fair to choice lambs 7.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Pittsburg
Toledo Market Quotation Notes Incomplete Fragments
Quotations on the local market today are incomplete with scattered letters and fragments. The readable items mention Cam WHOM and PLIGG with odd figures, cash oats and other words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Cam Whom
PLIGG
Secure A Truck Farm Offers In North Carolina
Real estate ads offer a truck farm in North Carolina with $75 down to start ownership. Investors are invited for bargains, with annual warming and irrigated lands in Wyoming. Ex cursions twice monthly from Marietta Ohio to south and west. Contact Joan M Doan 434 Fifth St Marietta Ohio 123wklytf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Wyoming
Marietta
Ohio
Joan M. Doan
Fifth St
Professor Schofield Lectures Abroad Return to Harvard
Professor Schofield returns to Harvard after teaching in German universities during the first half of the academic year. He says German audiences were attentive and that the exchange of lectures yields much good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofield
Harvard University
Youngest Old Man Claim Shocks Mammoth Springs Folk
Mammoth Springs Arkansas reports J T Lane as the country’s youngest old man after his 72nd birthday on January 26. He celebrated with foot races and wrestling matches against his many grandchildren and children, totaling 26. Lane reportedly does not wear spectacles and remains active despite his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Mammoth Springs
Ark
J. T. Lane
Lane
County commissioners urge road law reforms and united action
Columbus, February 4. C H Stocking, president of the Ohio Association of County Commissioners, says many laws hinder good roads work. He advocates sharing road building costs and reducing salary bills by coordinated action. He notes counties organize to cooperate with the state Good Roads association and expects the coming year to yield progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. H. Stocking
Ohio Association of County Commissioners
New State Good Roads Association
Alrad
County Good Roads
Stacking
Stocking
Board of Commissioners
Public letter touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Minneapolis readers see a testimonial from Mrs. Joan G. McLean detailing relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The notice urges others to write for confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia Bk
Joan G. McLean
Second St
North
Lydia K. Pinkham
Lydia Bk. Pinkham
Court remands cases back to railroad commission
Judge F E B Kinkead of Franklin County Common Pleas ordered the Black Diamond Coal and Coke Company and the Marietta Columbus and Cleveland Railway Company cases against the Ohio Railroad Commission returned to the commission. The action follows discovery of additional evidence relating to an injunction issued over alleged car discrimination for mines along the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F E. B. Kinkead
Common Pleas Court
Franklin County
Black Diamond Coal and Coke Company
Marietta, Columbus and Cleveland Railway Company
Railroad Commission of Ohio
Railroad Commission
No British sovereignty vetoes in 197 years noted
A historical note highlights that Britain has not witnessed a sovereign veto blocking a parliamentary bill for 197 years. The statement reflects long-standing constitutional practice and the evolving balance between crown and parliament.
US Navy Battleship Cruise To Hampton Roads Costs Calculated
Washington February 4 The rond numbers show the fleet voyage finishing at Hampton Roads February 22 costing about 20 006 000 This covers 4006 per man for 16000 sailors plus expected repair bills between 5 000 000 and 6 000 000. Arnold s third squadron at Guantanamo will sail February 8 10 to meet Sperry s sixteen battleships near Gibraltar en route to Virginia capes weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hampton Roads
Arnold
Guatanamo
Sperry
Gibraltar
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
Maine
New Hampshire
Mississippi
Idaho
Chester
Birmingham
Salem
Gormiey Seeks Nomination And Reelection In Glouster
Mayor Hugh Gorm of Glouster dismissed rumors of leaving town. He told a Messenger reporter he plans to remain, run for pre nomination and seek reelection as mayor of the best town in the Sunday Creek valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gormiey
Hugh Gorm
Glouster
Messenger
Sunday Creek
Victim of Accident at Father-in-Law Home
Mrs. W. H. Boden suffered a severe ankle sprain when a dog ran into her during a visit at John M. Boden’s home in Marblefield. She was confined to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Boden
John M. Boden
Marabfietd
Bast
Lecture on The Great White Plague At Lima
Dr Tussing of Lima delivered a popular lecture on tuberculosis titled The Great White Plague. He cited 140000 annual deaths and that fifty percent of listeners have or had TB. He warned against patent medicines, discussed sunlight and heat effects, and noted retirees from sports as a high TB risk group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tussing
Lima
Ohio
Colorado
Socials and Moves in Wolff's Plains Community
Mrs. Fannie McCathran and Grace entertained by Mrs. John Vore at Factory with guests including Mrs. Lydia Beachout and Mrs. Flora McHare. Visitors and travel noted include Mrs. Mary Dowler to Nelsonville and Pearl Coon moving to Factory. Funeral for Leslie Matheny held at the Methodist church with interment in The Plains cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie McCathran
Miss Grace
Lydia Beachout
Flora McHare
John Vore
Factory
Amos Murphy
Joe Sheppard
Emily Vore
Mary Dowler
Nelsonville
Gabriel
Channcey
Nyetown and Chauncey Social Roundup
Local residents and visitors are listed with travel plans and visits across Nyetown Chauncey The Plains Sugar Creek and Athens amid reports of chicken pox and upcoming church services. Notables include Mrs William Shiffier Miss Golden Conaway Wallace Commonshaw Milo Stalder and Rev Long with various guests and relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shiffier
Little Son
Toledo
Shirkey
Nyetown
Golden Conaway
Cambridge
Chauncey
Mollie Lahugh
Mabel Hall
Jim Foraker
Sugar Creek
Car! Penn
Plains
I. R. Fuller
Hartford
Dayton
Gladys Howard
Wallace Commonshaw
Sandusky
Bessie Nye
Athens
Milo Stalder
Razor Webb
Long
Christian Church
Will Shields
Glouster
Joe Pritz
Hollister
Santa Fe Visit Described as Ancient Pueblo Heart of Southwest
An extract from a letter by EB Guy Welch recounts a Santa Fe visit praising the ancient citys security, history, and archaeology. He notes the old Pueblo house, the oldest church, the Plaza with historic events from 1598 onward, the Old Palace, and nearby cave dwellings. He also mentions Santa Fe sits near the Sangre de Cristo Range and recalls riding in a sleigh over mountain trails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Securc
United States
Spain
Kearney
Lew Wallace
Colorado
Montana
Sangre de Cristo Range
Denver
Battelle Pushes Vacuum Dust System for Mines
Colonel J G Battelle president of Columbus Iron and Steel urges a vacuum dusting system to control coal mine explosive dust. He wrote to a Pittsburg commission and proposed installing the method at low cost, testing in West Virginia mines owned by his company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Battelle
Columbus Iron and Steel Company
Battelle
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Local Notes From Athens And Surrounding Areas
Marshfield Hewitt visited Athens on Tuesday. Mrs. L Hawk spent Tuesday in Athens with friends Mere. L Baker called on friends in Athens this week. Mrs John Smith is on the sick list. Vern Stanley’s child died Tuesday morning of pneumonia. Funeral services were held at Bethel and burial at Wethel cemetery. HB Hoodlet and wife attended L Matheny’s funeral at The Plains Monday. A Shaffer hosted today. KH Gadde rich and T J White of Baltimore visited. Carrie Six and Lizzie Townsend shopped in Athens Tuesday. Mrs James Jones is visiting D H Six. Mamie Bwaim entertained Wednesday evening. Co Bix, Bernice Withers, Miranda Maudeau, Lola Martin present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern
Vern Stanley
Bethel
Wethel Cemetery
HB. P. Hoodlet
L Matheny
the Plains
A. Shaffer
Kh. C. Gadderich
T. J. White
Battimore
Carrie Six
Lizzie Townsend
Athens
Tuesaday
James Jones
D. H. Six
Mamie Bwaim
Co Bix
Bernice Withers
Miranda Maudeaudy
Lola Martin
Old Carriage Seeks Washington Inaugural Ride
Four Columbus businessmen plan a 18 day trip to Washington D C in the old Governor Tod carriage drawn by four mules for Taft's inauguration. C M Kinnaird Ben Harmon Simon Lazarus and John W Moore depart February 3 from the Neil House with George Crouthers driving and a shoeing outfit. They will stop at Groveport Logan and Athens along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Washington D. C
Taft
Governor Tod
Neil House
C. M. Kinnaird
Ben H. Harmon
Simon Lazarus
John W. Moore
Mr. Kinnaird
Consent of Parents for Probate Filed in Nelsonville
Everett Leon Cox aged 19 and Nell May Boyles aged 17 both of Nelsonville are listed as persons involved in a probate matter. Consent of parents for both is filed in writing with the probate judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Leon Cox
Nell May Boyles
Nelsonville
Five Thousand Chinese Corpses Bound for China
Five thousand Chinese corpses will depart Brooklyn next Wednesday aboard the Shimosa bound for the Flowery Kingdom. The bodies were disinterred from burial grounds across the United States and placed in sealed caskets inside pine boxes labeled with each deceased’s name. On arrival in China, the remains will be sent to their places of origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flowery Kingdom
Brooklyn
United States
China
Also Mentioned on This Page
John W. Holden
Perry County
George J. Putnam
Abbigal Lamb Cone
Mary E. Balls
Mrs. C. A. Snow
O— W. V. Daggett
C. A. Overmeyer
The
Home Furnishing Company
Junction City
George M. Hickle
Lancaster
Millikan & Hickle Jewelery
Drimmett Parker
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Russell FE. Benifield
Chicago
Benifield
Oliver Typewriter Company
West
Murlington
Iowa
Montgomery
Alabama
Georgia
Bonifield
J. King
Cahancey
Lon. M. C. Welling
Robert Wood
Mayme Watkins
Lanhing
Mrs. W. Gross
Stella Tom
Hear Albany
O. U
Bliss College
George W. Duffee
James Boden
Marshfeld
Marshfield Bank
David Sisson
Middleport
Mrs. Sisson
Edward Ewing
W.C. Hoodlet
Gabrielle
Edward Fluke
W. S. Bush
Pleasanton
O. L. Taylor
East Liverpool
P. E. Wallace
New Lexington
Mrs. J. H. Morgan
Waverly
Mr. ©. A. Snow
Chester Fulton
D. B. Hartinger
James P. Wood, Jr
Cincinnati
D. H. Moore
W.E. Pundy
W. E. Gibbs
Marshfield
F. W. Sapp
Columbia
Miss Stanley
Jacob Hoffman
Chillicothe
W. ¥. Daggwell
Simon Brouwer
Hattie Fisher
Conservatory of Music
W. M. Williams
West Union Street
Emmett Hooper
Starling
M. A
8. F. Hooper
W. W. Leeland
New York City
S. Dr. Thompson
West State Street
Cardu
Minnie Lambe
Lebanon Junction
Cardus
Cardi
Chattanooga
Tenn
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Diamond and Ring
Wolfs Plains
Eva Locke
Goldie
Sarah Mellarg
James Bell
CG. R. Coon
Pearl Coon
Stautffer
Ethel Martin
Campbell
Murray City
Henry Martin
Salina
Leslie Matheny
Methodist Church
Nyetown and
Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
Via
Ohio Central Lines
Ohio River
E. Guy Welch
EB. Guy Welch
Tucumcari
New Mexico
Howell
Rute
Howell & Ruth
Jacksonville
Fla
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