Nelsonville Socials Include Weddings and Obituaries
Local visitors from Lancaster and Moncie attend gatherings in Nelsonville. Notables include the burial of Charles Bush and aged citizen Lawrence Reich, a wedding of Jennie Scott and Lawrence Reich, and Hyperion Club events with guests from Columbus and Charleston. Students and faculty travel to medical and university institutions after vacations. Funeral services held at Green Lawn for Mr. Bush and Mr. Washburn dying after illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parker
Seth
Lancaster
W.c.hickman
T. FE. Warren
Bendall
Frank Mattos
Hub
Izabeth Lowden
Thomas Lowden
Moncie
Indiana
Air. Bush
Charles Bush
East Finch
Green Lawn
Charles Washburn
Jennie Scott
Lawrence Reich
M. E. Parsonage
L. B. Sparks
Alfred Scott
Nellie Musser
Hocking Valley
Guy Dew
Charley Crook
Columbus , Medical College
John Bland
Bahneman Medical College
Chisage
Earl Grady
Wesleyan University
Delaware
Lawrence McManigal
Ayteh Comstock
Cincinnati
Leona Weiss
Columbus
Josie Kinkade
New Lexington
St. Aloysius Academy
Hyperion Club
W. W.poston
East Columbus Street
W. W. Poston
Alex. Musser
A.E. Moore
Belle Dew
Bertha Dé Socie
Laura Morehead
Harry Hinman
Belle Hodge
Ed McKelvey
Jacksonville
Will Sterrett
Charleston
W. Va
A. Paston
A. C. Snyder
Bremen
Harriet Ferguson
South Point
Will Keynes
Levan
Relief Corps
Washington Street
W. W. Woodard
Sarah Wilson
W. P. Shepard
Josiah Wilson
Sarah Lowden
A.C. Anderson
Ed Coakley
G. L. Benson
C. A. Gable
Hannah Poston
Sam Robinson
SE. Bett
Out of town news notes from local residents
A long list of short items records where residents visited or traveled last week. Names include M M LePayer Athens J Morvan Columbus Emma Roberts Corn ing Frank Elliott Rend ville and many others visiting Athens Corning Readville Columbus Granville Mc Connelsville Joy hospital and nearby towns.
Trimble News Snapshots Arrivals, Revivals, Local Moves
The Trimble community reports births and arrivals including a son born to L L Mines. W G Danford plans a Chicago trip for several weeks. Miss Jessie Wilson visits Mrs Hettie Chappelear. Mrs Dr E LePever of Mounteille visits Trimble. The M E church opens a three week revival. Oberlin student Wm Robinson visits home. Local residents face rheumatism and illness. Charley Hyde returns to Baail for winter with aunt. Mrs John Crawford ill. John Matson Sr. sick. John served in the army. his old service is noted. Big Charler Williams buys John Love property. C E Alien sells Valley Street property. Mr Phillips to arrive for carpentry. Miss Winifred Richmond, county teacher, vacationing in Trimble. John Tysinger visits Denvertown. Blaine Johnson teaches at Guysville. A L Davis contracts to plaster city-one houses for coal company. Clarence Kempton moves family to Corning. S G Tinker moves into Kempton’s vacated house. Wao Welsch named delegate to United Mine Workers convention to set prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Mines
Trimble
W.G. Danford
Chicago
Jessie Wilson
Bishopville
Hettie Chappelear
Jacob C. Gates
Charley Hyde
Baail
John Crawford
John Matson
John
Sam
Charles E. Williams
Big Charler
John Love
C. E. Alien
Valley
Phillips
Winifred Richmond
John Tysinger
Denvertown
Blaine Jobnson
Guys ‘Ville
A. L. Davis
Plaster City
Coal Company
Clarence WW. Kempton
Corning
S. G. Tinker
Kempton
Wao. Welsch
United Mine Workers
MARCHMONT Brief Social Notes and Local Movements
Ernie Dowler visited the county on Saturday. Mrs Ida Levoy returned to Stockport. V4 resumed teaching duties Monday after Henry Finater’s absence. Mrs At Jordan visits her uncle Dr Larch at Athens. Wars and Rose Tucker visited their uncle at Caranville. Mike Schwirtzwalder of Pomeroy active in the area last week. Nathan Swith endainter Lucy and Winston Miller attended a cousin’s wedding at Amenville Tuesday. An escaped patient from Athene state hospital was captured Tuesday by It Flosterwald and returned to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Dowler
Eomurday
Ida Levoy
Stockport
Tia
Henry Finaterwald
At. Jordan Ie
Almer
Dr. Larch
Athens
Wars
Rose Tucker
Caraanville
Mike Schwirtzwalder
Pomeroy
Fatnia
Bust Neve
Nathan Swith Endainter
Lucy
Wiston Miller
Amenville
Athene Atate Hospital
Flosterwald
Local Gossip and Community Notices from Alfred and Nearby
Stout of Reedsville spent a dear week with friends. Earl Person returned from Canaonsville where he had been visiting. The new race of J B Fish nears completion and the family will occupy it. Stout of Cheater is staying with relatives. Mrs Joanna Goodrich of the Athens county children home spent the past week here with her parents. The protracted meeting at Orange closed with one addition to the church. Elder W D Robbins hosted about fifty people at his residence for a gathering in a shower honoring Miss Effie Wm Wright of Billsboro who assisted in singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela. Stout
Reedsville
Earl Person
Canaonsille
J.B. Fish
Stout
Cheater
Joanna Goodrich
Athens County
W.D. Robbins
Effie WM. Wright
Billsboro
Athens Social News and Death of Susan B. Cass
A. W. Russell Millfield attended business in Athens on Saturday. Miss Bess Dent returned home after months in New York with Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Dent. Susan B. Cass, 26, died Monday at home from an illness. Funeral Tuesday at Union church with Rev. Eels of Glouster officiating. Six young ladies served as pallbearers and her remains were laid in Nye Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Russell
Athens
Bess Dent
York
E. A. Dent
Susan B. Cass
W. Cass
Iings
Union Church
Eels of Glouster
Beautiful
Nye
Local Visitors and Services Noted in Town
Miss Lizzie Mobier visited friends here last week. John McClanahan and Mrs. Phillips were recent visitors. Wickham of Athens attended the funeral of Mrs. John Wesley on Monday. W M Matheny of Hebbardsville visited his parents here last week. Rev W W Needs preached at the Christian church from Friday through Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Mobier
John McClanahan
Phillips
B.H. Wickham
Athens
John Xesley
Mon‘dar
W. M. Matheny
Hebbardsville
W. W. Needs
The
Christian Church
Chauncey Hosts Miss Stephenson at Elegant Evening
On Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Ellis entertained guest Miss Bertha Stephenson of Olsonville at their home. The rooms were richly decorated with palms ferns and holly. Late refreshments were served and guests departed in the early hours praising the hospitable hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.T. Ellis
Tutte
Bertha Stephenson
Olsonville
Amesville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
RY W England reports Eli and Lou Spaulding visiting friends in Amesville. Sarah Edgar of Athens stays at her home here for several days. Bertha and Relda Sutton from Athens spent Sunday with their parents. Bessie Vandyke visits her grandmother Mrs James Morrison. Annie McKinley and her son visit Mr and Mrs James Smith. Henry and Eli Spaulding returned from Indiana after a ten day visit. James Morrison goes to Mount Carmel for a few days at a Free Methodist meeting. John Kincade’s condition worsened Friday and he died Sunday morning. funeral held Tuesday morning at Guysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
Lou Spaulding
Amesville
Sarah Edgar
Athens
Bertha
Relda Sutton
Bessie Vandyke
James Morrison
Annie McKinley
James Smith
Henry
Eli Spaulding
Indiana
Mount Carmel
Free Methodist Meeting
Dtohn Kincade
Guysville
Local Notes From Vanderhoof Region And Obituary
George Lake Vanderhoop sold fruit trees in the area last week. Mrs. Alice Jeffers and family stayed with her mother Mrs. Dart. Rev. Childs of Bellefontaine preached at the Baptist church Tuesday and Wednesday. Wilt Lake and family returned to Watertown after two weeks with relatives here and at Tuppers Plains. Mrs. Daniel Johnson died at Rockland December 30. her remains were buried in Vanderhoof cemetery on New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lake
Alice Jeffers
Dart
Childs
Bellefontaine
Baptist Church
Wilt Lake
Watertown
Tuppers’ Plains
Daniel Johnson
Rockland
Vanderhoof
Local Social Notes from Berbardsville
Miss Archer of Perma visits relatives here. Mrs. George Frost visited Chauncey last week. Frank Got returned from Pittsburg, Pa., the last of the week. Mrs. H. Masketer entertained a number of New Year guests. John Blake and wife visited John P. Coe the latter part of the week. Miss B. Longstreth of Derby is a guest at Henry Masters home. Miss Nettie Bibbara of Athens was visiting friends in this vicinity last week and returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Archer
Perma
George Frost
Chauncey
Frank
Pittsburg
H. Masketer
John Blake
John P. ‘Coe
Miss B. Longstreth
Derby
Mor-gan County
Henry Masters
Misa Nettie Bibbara
Athens
Guyville and Athens People Attend Events This Week
News notes from Guyville and surrounding towns record visits by W Murphy Ina Murphy Miss Murphy and others to Athens high schools churches and neighborhoods. The funeral of J M Kincade at the M E church drew a large audience and remarks by Rev L L Cherrington and Rev F B Cheadle.
Local Notes From Amesville and Surroundings
Amesville and surrounding areas report residents visiting relatives in Albany and Marietta, weekly travel for work and study, and attendance at church events. A man from Athens and residents from Layman and Vincent appear in brief notices. A Calvary burial for Barbara Brooks and a medical operation for Ray Riger are also noted.
Ireland News From Youba and Nearby Visits
J E Bailey spent Sunday at Youba with friends. O P Chambers visited Meigs county on business. S G McDaniel made a business trip to Fillmore. E E Dunfee and wife visited relatives at Decatur. Miss Annie Townsend guests of Miss da Moore. Torch meetings draw local youth. Frank Voshel from Marietta stayed a few days. Edgar Lively, C H and D railway conductor at Dayton, visited S S Winters. Dora Tippie staying with Mr and Mrs C C Barrows visited her mother Mrs Rebecca Dean. Mr and Mrs Lynn Ogg and two daughters of Chillicothe were guests of J M Townsend's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bailey
Youba
P. Chambers
Meigs County
S. G. McDaniel
Fillmore
E. E. Dunfee
Decatur
Annie Townsend
da Moore
Torch
Frank Voshel
Marietta
Edgar Lively
C. H.& D. Railway
Dayton
S. S. Winters
Dora Tippie
C.C. Barrows
Rebecca Dean
Lynn Ogg
Chillicothe
J. M. Townsend
Local social and church notices from Garsville area
Clarence Jones visits his father T. W. Jones in Garsville. Nora Baker of Latrobe visits friends here. C. G. Dye guests his sister Mrs. J. M. Shirley. W. W. Botkins of Marietta stays with family. Carrie Waterman visits relatives near Coolville. Rev. J. P. Childs preaches at Baptist church next Sunday morning. Fay Posey returns to Marietta after holidays. Baptist meetings close with seventeen accessions. Chilés preaches at Vanderhoof and begins a meeting at Little Hocking Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jones
Garsville
T. W. Jones
Nora Baker
Latrobe
C. G. Dye
J. M. Shirley
W- W. Botkins
Marietta
Carrie Waterman
Coolville
J. P. Childs
Baptist Church
Fay Posey
Social Notes and Local Meetings Gather In Dyeaville Area
Eva Tewksbury Zelda visits her sister Mrs Hart in Dyeaville while Effie Day of Athens stays with her mother Mrs Josephine Wood yard. A music and candy party at Walter Chases Saturday night brings residents together. Mast Eaning travels from Lodi to Albany for school. Prof A H Dixon to address teachers reading circle at Center Stake. All Alexander teachers urged to attend. Rev Smyth’s Sunday service replaced by Rev William G Hopkins who preached an impressively delivered sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Tewksbury
Smyth
William G. Hopkins
Local Social News From Canaanville and Vicinity
Otto Hoisington Stewart visited his mother in town Friday. John Morris of Cheaterhill stays with friends here as a guest. Edwin Robbins entertained several friends Thursday evening. Mrs. Nancy Sears returned Saturday from a visit with her son in Daleton. Mrs. D Woisington visited her father at Amesville over Sunday. Mr Ewers hosted Milton Ewers and J Ewers of Coolville Monday. Residents from Guysville attended the Nevelty social at M E church Friday. Miss Millie Beebe was a guest of Miss Maggie Ewers Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Murphy
Athens
Herbert Hoskinson
Rome
W. ON. Coleman
Prof. Robbins
Stewart
Jome High School
Marsey Shaw
Nelsonville
Ina Murphy
Mer. F. B. Cheadle
Albany
Guy Johnson
Chester
J. B. Smith
H.S. Windsor
J. M. Kincade
John Dana
Wm, Burdy
M Gardner
Dateton
Prof
Hatch
Branch Tresize
Win. Rhodehaver
Mary Fuller
Nina Fuller
Mattie Bean
Mamie Rice
Bertha Barringer
Protestant Hospital of
Bam Stalder
Sveral
Myrtie Calvert
Nettie Light
Nmma Light
Frankie Perry
Anna Wormner
Nell Coleman
Rosa Calvert
Charles Lonas
Ottis Stalder
Jewett Stalder
Fred Coleman
Fred Fins Léerwald
J. W. Kinicade
M. E
L. L. Cherrington
F. B. Cheadle
Bean Cemetery
Mr. Kincade
Otto Hoisington
Canaanville
John Morris
Cheaterhill
Edwin Robbins
Nancy Sears
Daleton
D. Woisington
Amesville
Bmol s.Ewers
Milton Ewers
Hlngerstown
Maryland
J. Ewers
Coolville
Marshfield Notes from Athena Visits and Meetings
Ella Stanton Marshfield visits relatives at Athena while public schools resume on Monday. Rev. Black conducts protracted meetings at Union church and Rev. Turley begins a series at the M. E. church. Nora Swaim of Lubrig visits friends. Visitors in Athens include Dr. Coleman, James Rankin, and Sam Withers. Mrs. Luch Herron returns from Columbus with daughter and granddaughter visiting locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Stanton
Athena
Black
Union Church
Turley
M. 7
Nora Swaim
Lubbrig
Athens
Dr. Coleman
James Rankin
Sam Withers
Luch Herron
Columbus
Mirs. Gra. Stevens
Ermei
LYSANDER CLERGY GUESTS AND CHAPEL MEETING REPORT
John Hull and wife of Mainenville attended a gathering hosted by Lewis Hull. Misses Queenie Love May Love and Ruby Kirkendall joined a protracted meeting at Clark's Chapel on Saturday night and Sunday. Sunday senior was organized at Grahams Chapel on December 1 with officers elected: Superintendent Edward Cramnet, assistant Lewis Hull, Secretary Cora Tedrow, assistant Mary Bebo, Treasurer Chas Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hull
Mainenville
Lewis Hull
Queenie Love
May Love
Ruby Kirkendall
Clark’s Chapel
Grahams Chapel
Edward Cramnet
Cora Tedrow
Mary Bebo
Sheriff Sale Order of Athens County Court of Common Pleas
A sheriff sale notice announces public auction of parcels in Sedalia now Glouster and Urbancrest in Athens County Ohio. The sale is set for January 26 1901 at 1 pm at the courthouse front door with parcels including Lot No 1y on High street and Lot 741 on Broad street appraised values 3180000 and 2107300 dollars respectively, sale by cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Actiog
Athens
Sota County
Givasts
Aucy
William Lowkley
Sedalia
Glouster
Urbancrest
Recorder’s Ofice
High Street
Allen Street
Bign Streel
Broad Street
Caah
C. Wd. Porter
Sheriz
S. B. Hepces
A. Amos
Piffs
Nfiws
Sheriff Sale In Trimble Ohio Real Estate Auction
Order of execution issued by Athens County Court of Common Pleas directs sale of Lot No 18 in Eva B Moorehead's addition Trimble Athens County Ohio at 1 pm near the court front door. Property excludes coal under property and coal removal rights. appraised at 3200 dollars. Cash on day of sale. Porter Sheriff and Mitchell Pils Att’y. Dec BW te Jan 4 HM-1088.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva B. Moorehead
Trimble
Athens County
Onic
H. Porter
Sheri
O. J Mitchell
Auction Notice of Athens County Real Estate Sale
Court order directs sale of the west half of lot 240 and part of 238 in Athens Ohio at public auction January 19 1901 11 oclock p m at the courthouse front door. Lot 238 portion valued at 300 dollars lot 240 at 700 dollars cash in hand on day of sale. Sheriff C H Porter attorney Pits Lewis & Saye notice posted December 1900 to January 17 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens County
Ohio
Saic
C. H. Porter
WE. Perens
Lewis & Say
Pitt
Nodl-Wa
Guardian Land Sale Notice Ordered By Probate Court
Guardian Land Sale notice states an Athene county Probate Court order directs public auction of property. Sale will proceed under court supervision with terms to be announced. Potential bidders should monitor notices for exact date time and location and any required qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athene County
Probate Notices From Court Include Multiple Estates
Probate notices list administrators and guardians for several estates. First and final accounts are filed for John Mulligan and others, with hearings scheduled in upcoming court sessions. Names include Catherine Mallean A, Hoakinsins, Beckler, Pallaben, Robinett, Wyatt, Gan, Hawk, and others for estates of Buck, Skelly, Werchime, Alden Stoan, and more. Hearing set for Saturday in February or January terms. dates partially garbled but indicates standard probate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Mallean
John Mulligan
HS. _Hoakinsins
2 Hoskinaan
EF. Beckler
M. J. Pallaben
Beckine
George W. Buck
Robinett
Jane Skelly
Fred C. Wyatt
Fred Wyatt
Francis Ju
Gan
Geo L. Werchime
Charlotte Hawk
Alden Stoanhird
Ganeargh
Also Mentioned on This Page
OUT OF Town News
Glodster
M.M. LePayer
J.M- Morvan
Emma Roberts
Frank Elliott
Rendville
John Posey
Joy
Cmrs
B.C. Angle
Bazil
George Rose
Lewis Jones
Readville
Cora Biddison
H. E. Jordan
J. B. Carpenter
Mayme Ellis
Maggie Lewis
Mesers
Lenora Eddy
Alice Symes
Congo
Etta
Minnie Duncan
3ME
Ed Carpenter
Omr
Zern Cunningham
Kenton
Floyd Crooks
Plain City
Cecil Clare
Portsmouth
Ida McCormick
Cora Bidisson
Anna Jones
Granville
Zora Danfoord
Henry Fonts
Dougs
L. D. McAfere
B. W. Pickering
Julia
Ethel
Mary Pickering Dailey
Nellie Wallace
William Ross
Jerry Truex
West Virginia
Charlie Ride
Marchmont
Alfred
Millfield
SHADE
England
Berbardsville
H. H. Haning
W. P. Hoisington
William Moore
James G. Moore
Lucile Curtis
Ogg
Ironton
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Stanton
Son Ape
Maud Gibson
Lebanon
Business
A. C. Young
Lucile Lovell
J. W. Cecil
Dunbar
Willis Campbell
Vincent
Barbara Brooks
Ireland
EK. W. Grove
Aiguatore Jp
Main Street
Zelda
Lysander
Southern Ohio Loam & Trust Co
Charles FE. Smith
Athens County Court Common Pleas
Sheriffs Sale
T. Okey v
Mary Giles
Athens County Court of Common Pleas
Frank Linceraiy
G. Eshatl
Peens
Insaid
Sheriff’s Sale
Order of Sale
Athahe County Court Common Leas
Court House
Guardian Land Sale
Witet
Alexander
Zeha Lindley
Dennis Drake
Richard J. Drake
BR. L. Baker
Guardian
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