Obituary for Jonathon Dickeson Evans of Morgan County tolling 1887–1922
Jonathon Dickeson Evans born in Morgan County on September 22 1887 died at his home near Guysville February 6 1922 aged 84 years 4 months and 15 days He was the son of Hance and Elizabeth Evans last of eleven children married Augusta Hull in 1862 and had eight children six predeceased him He leaves a wife two sons 11 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren a large family He was Civil War veteran and a respected farmer noted for honesty and Christian faith His final days showed patience and readiness to meet God with a life described as unselfish and devout He will be greatly missed in the home and community
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Jonathon Dickeson Evans
Morgan County
Guysville
Hance
Elizabeth Evans
Augusta Hull
Evans
Christ
Jesus
Valentine Party and Club Activities Highlight Millfield Social Life
Millfield hosts a valentine party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. O. McDaniel for Needle Club ladies and husbands with heart decor and games. Guests include the Brewers, Downeys, Hills, Morrison, Mingus, Wood, Totman, Daughertys, Pattons and others. Eastern Star initiations, church class meetings, and the Loyal Live Wires youth class organize, elect officers, and share socials and a luncheon for twenty six members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. McDaniel
Needle Club
John Brewer
Earl Downey
P. D. Hill
L. A. Morrison
Herbert Mingus
L. E. Wood
Ford Totman
John Daugherty
Gd. C. Patton
Frank Daugherty
Lawrence McDaniel
Alpha Werner
William Cole
Mildred
James Omen
Charles Robinet
William Sisson
Gifford
Vern Fulton
Jacksonville
Frank Shirkey
Viola Howard
R. 8. Howard
Linda Morrison
Grover Patton
Glouster
Order of Eastern Star
P. D.’ Hill
R. F. Totman
Ladies Bible Class
The
Christian Church
Camden Wine
H. C. McDaniel
Gerald
Athens
Eleanor Hill
Clarence Brown
Spayd
Chauncey
William Hartley
Columbus
Young Peoples
Goldie Boudinot
Loyal Live Wires
Queen Esther
Arthur Brewer
Roy Dunkle
Vaughn Earich
Emma Tracy
Helen Cole
Card of Thanks to Kind Helpers in Sickness and Death
We extend sincere thanks to all who assisted during the sickness and death of our husband and father. Gratitude to the choir, the undertaker, and Rev. Wills for their kindness. May they never lack friends in similar times. Mrs. J. D. Evans Samuel Evans.
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J. D. Evans Samuel Evans
Painful Back and Kidney Trouble Relief Ad
Anuric Tablets are advertised as a remedy for backache and kidney problems. The ad claims drinking water and taking Anuric before meals can relieve pain and urges readers to send 10 cents for a trial package from Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel. Cincinnati resident Albert Johns cites relief after two bottles.
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Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Invalids Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Albert Johns
Eastern Ave
Shooting in Belfast Ends Quiet Spell with Fatality
In Belfast a nighttime outbreak of shooting interrupted a day of quiet. An assailants held up Duffy with a band of armed men and fatally wounded him, authorities said.
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Belfast
International News Service
Oy Duffy
Death of Chester Hill in Cambridge at 21
Chester Hill eldest son of Rev. and Mrs. Charles A. Hill died suddenly at his Cambridge home at age 21 leaving a widow. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1 30 PM in Cambridge. Relatives from Athens travel today to attend including Dr and Mrs C C Hill Mr and Mrs Orville Reeves Mr and Mrs H W Riley and Miss Gilberta Hill. He was the grandson of the late Commissioner S B Hill of Athens and brother of Mrs Orville Reeves Mrs H W Riley and Miss Gilberta Hill.
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Chester Hill
Charles A. Hill
Cambridge
Athens
C. C. Hill
Orville Reeves
H. W. Riley
Blackburns Return From New Mexico for Health
Deanville Mr and Mrs Everett Blackburn and their family arrived from New Mexico where Mr Blackburn sought care for his health. The family reports he is much improved and grateful for support from their faith community.
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Everett Blackburn
New Mexico
Mr. Blackburn
Local News Briefs and Family Updates
Miss Catherine Haynes visited her sister Mrs. Charles Schoonover. Mrs. William Maffin is improving. Margaret Walls visited Nelsonville. Mrs. Howard Bush of Murray City visited Mrs. James Stephenson. Walter Lang is building a new house. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis moved to Deanville. Mrs. Guy Yates and children visit Ports mouth. Boy Scouts met Wednesday. Walter Lang and wife welcomed a son Walter James born Feb 17. Mrs. Sadie Champlin visits her daughter Mrs. Lang. Will Harvey called on Mr. and Mrs. Martin Boyles. Will Lanning is very sick with the flu.
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Catherine Haynes
Charles Schoonover
William Maffin
Margaret Walls
Nelsonville
Howard Bush
Murray City
James Stephenson
Walter Lang
Frank Lewis
Deanville
Guy Yates
Portsmouth
Boy Scouts
Walter James
Sadie Champlin
Lang
Salem memorial for James Carlyon draws large crowd
The funeral for James Carlyon was held last Monday and well attended. George Graham is on the sick list. Morris ye William Curren have the mump. Mrs. C. N. Wilkes visited Mrs. Mary Harvey earlier this week. Salem folks think our watchdog is aging yet remaining healthy. The Luhrig mine is in operation.
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James Carlyon
George Graham
Morris
William Curren
C. N. Wilkes
Mary Harvey
Salem
Luhrig
Pleasanton Faces Boom as Pipeline Repairs Create Jobs
The Ohio Fuel Company repairs its pipeline bringing work for about forty residents. Miss Dorothy Parker stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Oxley over the weekend. Various locals visited M. A. Brown, who recently moved to Madison West Virginia, and Albert Copley bought Brown’s farm. The community notes several illnesses and a one day school closure due to a sick teacher. Fruit from many cacti plants is edible.
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Ohio Fuel Company
Dorothy Parker
Russell Oxley
Fahye Pierce
M. FE. Oxley
B. Johnson
Ernest Helwig
M. A. Brown
Madison
W. Va
Albert Copley
Lloyd Woodgerd
Carpenter
George Martin
Splendid Youthful Pattern for Remodeled Style
Here is a fine design for remodeling or combining two fabrics with new collar and sleeve features. Satin or taffeta with soutache braid or embroidery trim would look striking, as would black velvet with braiding or taupe moire with coral. The pattern fits sizes 16 18 and 20 years, with 414 yards of 36 inch material for 16 years and a skirt foot width of about 2 yards. Pattern mailed on receipt of 12 cents in one cent stamps.
Timeline for Filling Orders Delayed by Week or Ten Days
The notice states that completing orders will take about a week to ten days. It notes this interval is needed to fill current requests and keep processing accurate. No further details on causes or alternative options are provided.
Toddle Stuff Is Dying Says W. D. Lynch
Akron report on the Ohio Dancing Masters convention in Columbus quotes W. D. Lynch declaring the toddle is dead the fox trot is passing and jazz is on its last legs. He attributes the shift to music publishers, not the Purity league.
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Akron
W. D. Lynch
Columbus
Lynch
Purity League
Athens Opera House Reopens Under State Orders
The Athens opera house reopens tonight under Dr. Allen who will lease the venue until June 1 to extend the booking season from June to June. The prior lease change disrupted the season and a new seating system prompted February closure. Council seeks funding for a new heating system amid ongoing preparations.
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Athens
City Halt Delays Condemnation of House
State inspectors ruled the house need only heating and ventilation improvements and allowed it to remain open until June. No condemnation was ordered, reflecting a cautious approach by city authorities.
Tariff Wall Threatens Canada and Cuba Trade
Charles E. Mitchell of National City Bank warns that the Fordney tariff bill could derail Canada and Cuba as major U S markets. He argues higher duties on Canadian wheat and sugar beet industry protection harm American industry and strain neighborly relations, risking retaliatory tariffs and reduced global trade. He calls for fair tariff policy to preserve export markets and overall prosperity.
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Garret Smith
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Canada
Cuba
United States
England
Europe
Mr. Mitchell
Cubala
Mississippi
Congress
Washington
Mitte
Convid
Mitchell
Jax
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Mace
Millfield
Will Harvey
Martin Boyles
New Marshfield
Will Lanning
Pleasanton
Elsie Clain
Reo
Opera
Durant
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F. C. B. Lansing, Mich
H.planten & Son
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Charles &, Mitchell
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