Kaelin family mourns Maurcie in Nelsonville funeral
Maurcie Kaelin of Nelsonville died after a surgical operation at St Anthony's hospital Columbus. His death prompted calls from relatives in Cincinnati Canton and Nelsonville. Funeral services were held at the Kaelin home with burial arrangements announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Benjamin Kaelin
Cincinnati
George Kaelin
August Kaelin
Canton
Maurcie Kaelin
Alice Dresher
Haydenville
Lew Dresher
Newton Horton
East End
Edward Petiit
Murray City
Joe Porter
Straiteville
Joe West
W. L. Jones
Columbus
D. A. Bardin
Athens
Lizzie Woodard
Marysville
L. F. Carpenter
Glouster
Oarl Haining
J. B. Hanning
Wm. Wright
Inlaw
Will Wright
Eph Stratton
Alfred Dickey
Midland
Mich
Gallipolis
Nelle Dennis
Mary Dooley
Bachtel
P. M. Smith
Birdie Walker
Floyd
Lancaster
Wm. Robinson and Son
Cable
John Shively
Caldwell
Keener
Guy Huffman
Golide Laine
Wm. Tucker
Evans and Burris Guests as Local Social Activity
Mrs Bertha Evans visits relatives at Barlow while Miss Blanche Burris of Qualey stays with sister Mrs James G Moore. Mrs Marion F Carpenter hosts the Christian Citizenship club event. First National Bank stockholders elect J J Beasley president L B Glazier vice president W P Smith cashier and others to the board. Rumor of partners forming an electric light plant circulates. Banquet for club ladies hosted by Frank and Chas Le Gifford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Evans
Barlow
Blanche Burris
Qualey
James G. Moore
Marion F. Carpenter
Christian Citizenship Club
First National Bank
J. J. Beasley
L. B. Glazier
W. P. Smith
F. M. Selby
S. L. Angle
J. E. Gifford
D. J. Hixson
Cilors Clubi Ng
Mesars
Frank and
Chas
Sickness and local notices from Jerseyville and Athens
Local items report serious pneumonia cases in the Baker family and illnesses among Mrs. Burson and Margery Baker. Several visits and travels noted to Athens and Jerseyville including Roger Williams, Blanche Newman, and Miss Luella Mansfield. Community events include a M E church meeting, a Jerseyville Telephone line gathering, and milling activity by Reading Bros. and Roberts & Junod.
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Roge R Williams
Athens
W. M. Williams
Jesse Hamilton
Sugar Grove
Blanche Newman
A. K. Newman
Mary Burson
Margery Baker
Grandma Evans
H.T. Mulligan
D. Timney
Had Dalton
Jerseyville
A. P. Reeder
Isaac Nice
Mr. Bean
Luella Mansfield
Ethel Bobo
M. KE
Rev
Glouster News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Jobs
Albany Superintendent Alvin Dille and General J. W. Jones visited Glouster last week and Jones may keep his Columbus pension agent post for months. Local social events included dances, debates, and club programs. the Glouster Debating Society elected officers and discussed Napoleon Bonaparte. A new Carpenters hardware room opens January 20 in Ullom building. several arrests and court actions occurred, with comments on Burns and Robins. The deaths of Jerald J. McDonald and Mrs. Booth were noted, along with community notices, church talks, and lodge installations for Red Men, Daughters of Pocahontas, and Daughters of Rebekah.
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Alvin Dille
Albany
J. W. Jones
Columbus
Joel M
Rothwell Club
Will Clark
George ©. Blower
Willie Alderman
Estella Alten
Roy Drury
Ernest Hesse
Talley Munden
Weekley Blower
George O. Blower
Napoleon Bonapart
Vilas Edwards
Lyons
Carpenter Bros. Hardware Company
Ullom
Athens
J. E
W. E Carpenter
Jerald J
Thomas McDonald
Burr Oak
Christian Church
J. C. Booth, Jr
Glouster Hotel
A. Booth
Booth
Slater
Northwest
Missouri
Order of Eastern Stars
Rebecca Lodge
Local Visits and Church Fundraiser Near Marshfield
Luhrig notes Misses Bessie Watkins and Rosalie Beckle visiting Mrs. E Pedi go at Marshfield. An oyster supper will be served at the school house next Saturday evening for the Methodist church. Rev. Boblett holds protracted meetings starting next Sunday. Ernest Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. E Wood, broke his arm while playing. Mrs. Richards of Gloucester visits daughter Mrs. Lyons.
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Bessie Watkins
Rosalie Beckle
E. Pedigo
Marshfield
Methodist Church
Capitolin Sanders
Ethel Mayhew
Boblett
McArthur
Mary Cox
Wellston
Ernest
E. Wood
Optical exam offer in Athens by Lin Whi for eye relief
Mr and Mrs Lin Whi operate in Athens at the Palmer House January 17 to 25 offering free eye examinations. They tout hundreds fitted and testimonials for their optometry method with a guarantee, urging readers to seek tests for headaches eye pain and nervous weariness.
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Athens
Palmer House
Social notes from Mineral area and surrounding towns
Mrs Allen of Marshfield guests at Mrs Bolster. Mr and Mrs Gaskins visit Coal ton a short time. Lafe Boden of Athens visits Marion Bobo over Sunday. Roscoe Van Dyke of Amosville travels with Ira to Athens. F Becker and wife take a business trip to Athens. John Mallen and party visit Chill icothe parents Monday. Funeral attendance for Mrs Susanna Hester of Mineral, buried at Marsifield. Mrs John Emish and infant Wilbur plan short visit home before Highland return.
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Allen
Marshfield
Mineral
Susanna Hester
Marsifield
H. Brandenburg
Chillicothe
John Emish
Latle
Wilbur
Highland
Local Social News and Family Updates
Mrs Mary Blackwood visited sister Mrs Eunice Dean of Alfred over Sunday. Vinton Sewell and Lida Bishop of Lottridge were married last week and will live with John Sewell. Grace Blackwood returned to O U to resume studies after a visit with family. Ray and Frank Guthrie returned to Coolville to resume studies after vacation with their mother and George Gus Snider.
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Mary Blackwood
Eunice
Alfred
Vinton Sewell
Lida Bishop
Lottridge
John Sewell
Grace Blackwood
O. U
Ray
Frank Guthrie
Coolville
George Gu Snider
G. W. Sewell
Martha Brownlee Dies at Home
Mrs. Martha Brownlee died at her West State street home Tuesday night from senility. The funeral will be held at the home Thursday with Rev. Lowe conducting.
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Martha Brownlee
West State Street
Lowe
McClelland and Wade Tie Intimate Ludlow Wedding
McClelland and Miss Sadie Wade wed in the probate office Thursday of last week with Dr. W L State officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow McClelland
Sadie Wade
W. L. State
Christmas toy dealer noted for rare gifts
Farmers are urged to subscribe to a practical agricultural paper through a special, affordable contract. The Messenger & Herald offers a one year subscription to The New York Tribune Farmer for $1.25. Send orders and payment to the Messenger & Herald in Athens, Ohio.
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Messenger & Herald
New-York Tribune
Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Poor Christmas Tree Fails to Bear Popcorn and Candy
A lighthearted note warns that a bare Christmas tree won no popcorn or candy decorations. The quip underscores frugal holiday cheer and simple home traditions.
Spirit of Winter Affects Health and Remedies
The piece notes winter’s impact on health with rheumatic pains and colds worsened by wind and snow. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure, claiming radical and permanent relief supported by abundant proof.
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Hood
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