Local notes reflect community life in Marshfield through visits and incidents
Miss Nellie Hanter of the O. U. visited with her parents. Miss Kate Six became night operator at Central. Charles Withers was head injured at a mine. Measles hit Victor Conkey and Luella Mansfield. The Forresters lodge held an oyster supper. Dora Barker and her Athens guest visited. Several residents traveled to Athens and Circleville. A house fire near Burson caused damage but was contained. Readings, preaching schedules, illnesses, and local commerce are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hanter
O. U
Winnifred Richmond
Athens
Kate Six
Charles Withers
Victor Conkey
O. B. Conkey
Clara Hawk
Forresters Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Dora Barker
Union
Miss Barker
Millerfield notes residents and visitors
L D Hanlin attended his aunt Mrs Moses Hanlin’s funeral in Cralli polis. Dave Woodworth visited Albany last week. Della Powers of Columbus visited relatives here. Mabel Woodworth and Pearl Roberts traveled to Athens last week. Dr Sprague and family from Chauncey visited Sunday. George Wade went to Athens on business. Sanders and Russell attended the Uncle Tom's Cabin performance in Athens Saturday. Daft, Russell and Chadwell of Athens were visitors Sunday. Eva James visited Chauncey friends last week. A daughter was born to Eben Gillespie and wife Friday. Dave Sawyer and wife and A M Path and wife of Greens Run attended Sunday meeting. Male, Misner and Tinkham were in Athens on business Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan and
Clarence Bardin
Athens
Walter Juniper
Columbus
Abner Juniper
George Fenzel
Bert Hanning
New York
John Hill
Lizzie Hill
Mary Weiland
New Lexington
C. J. Sanders
Millfield
Byres Quest
Charles Newton
Presbyterian Parsonage
Daniel Mergler
Newton
Hiawatha Flinch Club
Stiff
Walter Hanning
Chauncey
Chauncey Wagoner
Nelsonville
Emma Walsh
Theresa Coleman
Clara Evans
Ethyl Bailey
Elizabeth Cresap
Webster W. Poston
Columbus Street
Logan
Hiawatha
Ida Juniper
Fayette Street
Dick Riser
Hocking Valley
Katie
Anna Minck
Walter Howe
Carl Minck
Dan Bardin
Bert Parks
Ethel C. Baird
Fio Linton
Prines
L. D. Hanlin
Crallipolis
Moses Hanlin
Dave Woodworth
Albany
Della Powers
Mabel Woodworth
Pearl Roberts
Dr. Sprague
George Wade
Messrs
Sanders and
Russell
Tom
Daft, Russell and Chadwell
Eva James
Eben Gillespie
Dave Sawyer
A. M. Path
Greens Run
Male
Misner
Tinkham
Dr. B. ©. Vorhes
Everett Cline
Virginia Cline
Wilkesville
Kurtz
Andrey DeWees
Stewart
D. T. Moore
Charles Mitchell
Continental Coal Company
Kirkpatrick
Mary Cline
Bessie
Glous
Oil Interest Spreads as South Canaan Hopes Rise
In South Canaan oil activity surges with land leased on H. F. Warren’s farm and drilling soon. Despite epidemics of measles and mumps, residents expect returns while railroads and streets remain uncertain. Local real estate shifts occur as John Poston sells to Maddox and others rent farms for truck gardening. Rev Neal plans services and possible revival. Miss Josie Poston visits Basham. D L Cullams adds a school mailbox. Rev Reid singing Revivals draw praise. Roads remain good and stock looks healthy as farmers stay hopeful and tramps few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Warren
John Poston
Maddox
Dean Callams
Roda
Earl Butts
Crawford Farm
Willow Creek
Neal
South Canaan
Josie Poston
Basham
Reid Sing
Reidbeth
Local Notes From Athens Area
Wm Phillips visited Athens on business last week. A FE Algeo and Mrs Charles Anderson died February 12 with interment at Harris cemetery. Jerry Lima suffered a shoulder injury when a work horse kicked him Sunday. George Clark and wife visited A J Clark Sunday. Jon Jewell attended Athens court as a witness. Various residents, including Wm Hoisington and M Munn, were in town or visiting family last week. The new store at the Martin coal mine will soon open for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Phillips
Athens
A. FE. Algeo
Wm. Hoisington
Guysville
M. Munn
Broadwell
Martin Coal Mine
Charles Anderson
Harris Cemetery
Jerry Lima
Cgreorge Clark
A. J. Clark
Jont. Jewell
Mrs Angie Hines Buys Haning Residence in Albany
Albany notes report Mrs Angie Hines purchased Oscar Haning's residence. Haning plans to build in Athens next summer. Several local people are noted with updates on visits illness and events including Measles at the Wm Johnson home and Rev Kirkpatrick's recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Hines
Oscar Hanning
Haning
Athens
Frank Mathews
Glouster Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Wm Gordon of Lancaster visited Glouster on Saturday. M M Bryson was ill last week but returned to work. The opera house reopened after repairs and new exits installed. Mrs D H Thomas visits Athens with daughter Mrs Harvey Wilson. Bryson attended county examiners meeting in Athens. Doris King and J B Elliott of Sharpsburg visited Glouster. Preston Store of Kansas visiting W W Bryson and M Clark. Glouster Eagles initiated five new members with a supper and dancing. Sarah Gibson visited Zanesville. Daisy Wallace of Murray visits her parents. Marguerite Ramo of Columbus visiting Hattons. Rev W T Lewis preached at M E church. L O T M gave a reception with a Joel Haskins orchestra. Dr A B Allen called to Columbus for his brother Wade ill with erysipelas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Watts
H. T. Mulligan
Circleville
George Snyder
H. T. Phillips
Harry Matheny
Athens
J. B. Burson
Evans
M. FE
Miss Tubbs
Garden
Arch Carsey
Daisy Caffery
Pleasanthill
Reading Bros
Roberts & Junod
John Brooks
Wm. Gordon
Lancaster
Sant. M. M. Bryson
D. H. Thomas
Harvey Wilson
M. M. Bryson
Doris King
J. B. Elliott
Sharpsburg
Glouster
Preston Store
Kansas
W. W. Bryson
M. Clark
Glouster Aerie Fraternal Order Eagles
Sarah Gibson
Zanesville
Daisy Wallace
Murray
Local notes from Hebbardsville and surroundings
Community happenings include visits by Mr. and Mrs. James Cray and family to Guynville, illness notes on Myrtle White and Mrs. Bryant, and several social gatherings. A new 14 stockholder Plain View line connecting with Athens exchange was organized. Families and guests from Millfield Athens Strouds Run and Malta are mentioned alongside civic and social events.
Local Social Notes and Visits Reported
Miss Susie Beckle on a weeklong vacation from Canaanville. Ralph Sherman of Carbondale visiting Frank Watkins. Local youths attend banquet by Foresters in Marshfield Saturday night. Miss Rosalie Beckle and Emma Francis of Athens visited parents here last week. Rev. White preached Saturday and Sunday. Supt. Dumaree spent Sunday near Mineral. A Good Time Party at the schoolhouse Friday evening with games and late refreshments. Mrs. L D MacCollister of Columbus visited relatives here recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Sturgile
Henry Frank
Arbondale
Beuquard
Dowler Chapel
Mary Dowler
Wolfs Plains
Aaron Hanning
Jesse Parson
West Virginia
H. J. Dowler
Marshfield
This Place
Wm. Barker
Susie Beckle
Canaanville
Ralph Sherman
Frank Watkins
Forresters
Rosalie Beckle
Emma Francis
Athens
Rev. White
Supt. Dumaree
Mineral
Flinch
L. D. MacCollister
Columbus
Local Notes From Lysander On Weather Guests and Debate
Community items from Lysander report illness including Clinton Posten and Measles cases. Mentions visits by Dr J J Stout and R J Runnion, property sale to Bill Winters for 165 dollars, a court funeral in Garden, and a town debate where suffrage was upheld by the affirmative.
Shade. M. E. church hosts quarterly meeting weekend
The quarterly meeting will be held at the M. E. church next Saturday and Sunday February 20 and 21. Mrs. George Watts remains seriously ill. Mrs. Charlotte Sargent is ill with pneumonia. Oliver Miller is confined to bed with rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
George Watts
Charlotte Sargent
Oliver Miller
Local notes and reorganizations amid recent county news
Arthur Witherell of Ellis Run visited friends nearby last week. John Welch Jr. traveled to Marietta to serve as a petit juror. A new telephone company has been organized at this place. Reuben Ritenour is located on lands of Wm Barrows. Mrs. Wm Founds and Mrs. Letha Ladd are on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Witherell
Ellis Run
John Welch Jr
Marietta
Reuben Ritenour
Wm. Barrows
Wm. Founds
Letha Ladd
Stewart visit notes Marietta guests at Carl’s
Mr and Mrs Hay of Marietta spent a few days here last week as guests of her sister Mrs Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Hay
Marietta
Mrs
Carl
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OUT OF Town News
Mellonville
Dowler Ridge
Wesley Nana
Maude DeWeese
Temperance Nanna
Pridy
Pike Valley
R.D. Jeffers
Trimble
Dana Vinest
Burlingham
Jerseyville
Kegg
Angel
Louise
Angel Ridge
J. H. Bobo
Luella Mansfield
A. C C. Burson
Burson
D. L
Golden
Wm. Johnson
John F. Biddle
Lena Patterson
P. F. Harner
PD. W. Border
Murray City
America
Homer
Brooks
Towser
Attie Patterson
Ben. H. Biddle
Raymond Matheny
Knights
Joel Haskins
A. B. Allen
Wade Allen
Hebbardsville
James Cray
Guynville
Myrtle White
Peter Bryant
Cleveland
Calvin Bryant
Bryant
W. G. Shaffer
FE. B. Armstrong
Pittsburg
W. E. Crossen
Abe Jordan
Julian Gift
R. S. Dent
Frank Biddie
Fisher
Little Federal
Harry Bennett
Calvin Bean
Mra. M. E. Howard
Mra. A. L. Johnson
Exchange
Plain View
Fred Wyatt
Leon Eddy
Frank Junod
Bery Cone
Minnie Bennett
Mansfield
Harry Junod
Frances Bennett
Alfred McCleland
Malta
Edward
Martha Dowler
Strouds Run
Maud Howard
Hixon
Mary Howard
Luhrig
Lysander
Clinton
Elmer Posten
Gusta Williams
Lewis Hawk
Judson
Myrta Sprague
Grandma Mann
Graham Chapel
Lewis Hull
Lottridge
J. J. Stout
John Stout
R. J. Runnion
Josie Caldwell
The
J. I. Caldwell
Samuel Bail
Bill Winters
L. T. Runnion
Milo Runnion
Henry Swartz
Emma Tubbs
H. FE. Stout
Buchtel
Jerome Flowers
Margaret Sheffield
Mary Beasley
Ella Hope
Jennie Silvas
Myrta Cullums
Chauncer
D. O. Seaman
T. J. Gregory
Miss Norris
John Stage
A. Matheny
Mrs. Gregory
SHADE
Charles Grim
George Hann
E. Davis
Nancy Saar
Bert Mariner
Addo Frost
Frost
Alice France
Lacy Shirley
Ed Norris
Barrel Stratton
Beebe
Emmet Montgomery
W. W. Crippen
Parkersburg
Ottice Martin
Haga Chapel
Peter Finsterwald
Han Beebe
Chester Hart
Myrtle Metcalf
Muns
Albert Wyer
Julia Beebe
Rose Cook
Hastings
Amesville
Warren Bros
H. M. Geyer
Worcester
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