Athens News Roundup From Monday Editorials and Local Notes
Local notices include visits by Miss Ethel Sleeper and other Athens acquaintances. Names such as Mr. G. L. Poke, Mrs. Jeane Ball, and Deputy Sheriff B. M. Tidd appear among town movements, with society events at the Athena Reading Club and a Pleasant Meeting of the Pallas Club. The piece notes a legal holiday February 22 and reports on gas and oil prospects near Stroud’s tan, plus various engagements, moves, and performances around Athens.
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G. L. Poke
Morahfield
el Millet
Mantetta
Kiam Steadman
Dean Alderman
Jetta
Athens
Ges Altesmoon
Sidnor Tompkins
Columbia
Emmett Tompking
Annette Walker
Columbus
Ales
Condon
J. P. Dans
Anmr
Wiling
Dr. Cone
Elen
Elvira
New York
Ara
Enta
Mir
Andrew Walker
Lucy Weethee
College Hill
Athena Reading Club
Mr. and
Mes. E. J. Jones
Vine “Reet
First National Nk
Bank of Athens
B. M.tidd
Deering Harvester Co
Chicago
Pallas Club
Jeremiah Carpenter
Doetel Berry
Salmagundi
Witman
Custo
Gist
Lue
Ohio Federation of Women’s
Springfiehd
Ghos. Harris
Alice
Lacy Ballard
Local Jury Impaneled As Court Smalls Multiple Arraignments
Petit jury was impaneled and sworn with L B Hunter J W Johnson Haynes T W Mansfield Thomas Wilson John Hope Matone Wallace Sloane Bean Duiley Davis Silons Urodt, several excused by sickness. Cases disposed include Sparks vs T O C Ry Co on appeal, Drake vs KR M Ry Co on appeal, Miles Bancroft & Sheldon vs J C Hartgrove on appeal, Young vs Fred Nice on appeal, Nelson vs Fred Gruber on appeal, Tipton vs Carbondale Coal Co verdict for defendant, Oldroyd & Bagrats Wilson Waginer dismissed, Hooper vs Summel verdict for plaintiff, Kinkead appeal dismissed. Prisoners arraigned include Mitch guilty with fine and jail. Bell guilty with fine and 10 days. Jones pleads guilty to weapons charge. Kelly pleads guilty burglary with deferred sentence. Howell guilty burglary with deferred. Hanson pleads not guilty to cutting to wound. Minear ill and absent. Sheriff Hiley awaits trial.
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Moudey
L. B. Hunter
Waterloo
J. W. Johnson
Lroy
Our Haynes
York
W. Mansfield
Lod
Thomas Wilson
Tohn T. Hope
Athens
John Matone
Wallace
Trimble
Athena
J.P. Urodt
FLL
Jniod
L. B. Sparks
Jas
Drake
KR. & ML Ry Co
Miles, Bancroft & Sheldon
J. C. Hartgrove
Sarah A. Young
Fred Nice
Jas. K. Nelson
Fred Gruber
Plaitif
Tames Tipton
Carbondale Coal Co
Oldroyd & Bagrat
Wilson Waginer
Clement H. Hooper
William P. Summel
Philip
Se Ig
Hiley
Deplorable Miner Conditions Prompt Aid Calls
A report from Athens County outlines starvation and destitution among miners in Sand Run, Carbon Hill, Carbondale, and Monday. About fifty families face severe hunger with no work at many pits, prompting local and central relief committees to seek federal or gubernatorial aid and call for relief and public employment programs.
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Athens
Carbon Hill
Carbondale
Whitney
Central Relief Committee
Japd
Athens Feels Rail Reestablishes Through Trains
Athens readers learn that the Hocking Valley Toledo railway will restore through coaches on trains 35 and 34 between Athens and Columbus. The service will provide three trains daily in each direction with through coaches, avoiding prior Logan changes. A letter from General Passenger Agent Fisher explains the move, noting it benefits Athens and acknowledges local support. The Athens County Teachers Institute met, with Wheaton and Miss Wiley presenting on education, while opinions on Workman’s Law remained largely against its repest.
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Columbus, Hocking Valley
Toledo Railway
Athongach Colombme
Jackson
Logan
Athens
Friends of the Road
Fisher
Ratan
ADI
Coe
Fexaisas
Hin
Thea
Sin
Columbus
Darkson
Athens County ‘Teachers’ Institute
Athens Public Schools
Boards of Cauvation
Torqueon
Wheaton
Misa Wiley
Coultrap
Nelsonville
Art Coultrap
Athens County
Ian
Coastrap
Aldeny
Sleeper Honored At Otterbein University Reception
Westerville reports Hon. D. Sleeper, speaker of the house, spent the night as a guest of Otterbein University. He attended a Philomathean literary society program with an informal reception after the evening's lecture. The orchestra performed and professors welcomed the visiting speaker with cordial scenes.
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Aima
Ohio State Journal
Westerville
Sleeper
House of Representatives
Otterbeip University
Philomathean Literary Society
Philomathean Society
Minhy Lacive
Henarnde Scutieman
Slite
Delaware Oratorical Event and Grand Jury Report
Delaware hosts an annual intercollegiate oratorical contest with discounted round trips for students, featuring ten institutions including Kin State and Denison. The grand jury’s four day session yielded one hundred twenty witnesses, twenty two cases reviewed, with several indictments including adultery forgery and burglary. Local ads promote tonics, cures, and household products alongside farm equipment for sale and general merchandise.
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Ohin University
Delaware
Kin State
Ghia Wesleyan
Ohio
Denison and Woosters
Meeligs
Airam
Marietts
Mt. Ghieu
Wittanbury
Agidey
Della Gammsth
Rand
Lhursday
Lyndred
Harvey Carness
Shermen S. Essex
George K. Henson
Frank Jejley
Tod Goins
Mary Coverdale
John Jones
Peter Dell
George Mitch
Wil Taw ‘Tracy
Fragmented OCR Tale Touches Primaries and Politics
The unreadable OCR fragment references political primaries, names like Hopkins and Percy, and mentions Athens shivers by air. It hints at a modern way, systems to cleanse, remedies, and a chaotic layout of names, places, and events without clear coherence.
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Meade
Cuaig LS
Hopkins Baik Stark
Tina
Athens
Th Percy
Sabet Paeuspwnsi
Veron
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Board of Water Works
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