Syracuse Brethren Cottage Meeting And Local Notices
Syracuse Brethren cottage prayer meetings continued for a week ahead of Sunday evangelistic efforts. John George Matthewson Mia Matt Mcbride Mrs Mary Karr and Thomas Karr are fit. Gerald Arnold is able to attend school again after months of heart trouble. Reverend H B Pitchard of Athens will preach at Asbury M E Church soon. date to be announced. Mrs Van Johnson is with the Su GS eretiven dl an. Robert Snowball visits his daughters in Columbus. Columbus reports the marriage of Mildred Capshart to Norris Davis. Ladies Aid Society of Asbury AL EB Church met. soup was sold at noon. Miss Lou Taylor was burned by kerosene during stove revival. explosion followed. Syracuse P A met at the Junior Hall Tuesday. Rev H Etchinger spoke. refreshments served. A H Williams and daughter Helen Grace, with D B Williams, returned from Shawnee for the death of W E Edwards. Miss Grace Bartels hosted bridge Friday.
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Brethren Cottage
John George Matthewson
Mia
Matt Mcbride
Mary Karr
Thomas Karr
Gerald Arnold
H. B. Pitchard
Athens
Asbury M. E
van Johnson
Su. GS Eretiven’ Dlan
United
Robert Snowball
Columbus
Mildred Capehart
John Capshart
Norris Davis
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Asbury AL EB
Lou Taylor
Syracuse P . A
H. £. Etchinger
Middleport Heath
M. E
A. H Williams
Helen Grace
D. B. Williams
Shawnee
W. E. Edwards
Grace Bartels
Bridge
Bir. Evans
Misa Sedye Foster
Sadie Mordue
Sadye Peacock
Clara Cumliffe
Mary Anne Dygon
Nick Beerman
New Straitsvile
Lace Ayers
Arl
Wilbur Nelson
Plains Wead
Matt Treace
Mary Evans
Dan Roberts
Logan
Harry Shuttleworth
Elza Frazee
Tadiea
St. Philips Mort Church
Philip Fisher
John Fisher
Elizabeth
Lucy Johnston
Loase Run School
Jacksonville
Epworth League Gather at Rev Timberlake Home
Epworth League members held a weble and marshmallow roast at the Timberlake residence Wednesday evening with games and multiple attendees listed. The town reports active gas drilling with one notable failure on the Jacob McDaniel farm and rising housing demand for workers as electric street lights begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Beard
Mt. Hermon
Weathering the Rain and News from Sharpsburg
The Messenger reports a quiet week in Sharpsburg with residents recovering from the flu and preparations for school resuming. The town notes a church pause due to illness, bus trips to school, and a funeral for Sarah Beard. Nearby visitors Floyd Grimes Floyd Beard Vinton Beard Edgerton Belle Burns Amesville travel to see friends.
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Sarah Beard
Hermon
Floyd Grimes
Canton
Floyd Beard
Columbus
Vinton Beard
Darton
Dames Edgerton
Belle Burns
Amesville
Union
Sick list grows in Coolville area amid flu season
In Coolville January reports show most illnesses are flu related with several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. David Gunder and their daughter, Mrs. Clarence Dingman, affected. Deaths in December and early January exceed prior years, mostly among the elderly, as undertakers note rising rates.
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Oolville
David Gunder
Clarence Dingman
Glouster
D. C. Davis
Howard Tanthotey
E. T. Wise
Hite
Lewis McCall
Margaret Crislip
I. Rt. Crislip
Brimstone Ridge
Local News Notes From Murray City Jan 11
Mrs Lucy Frazee returns home after visiting relatives in Ida Logan and Columbus. Albert Storer and mother Mrs Frank Williams spend Tuesday at The Plevie visiting Mr and Mrs William Channel and Mr and Mrs Leslie Koon. Miss Myrtie Penn and Mrs Joan Penn visit in Nelsonville on Wednesday.
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Jrray City
Lucy Frazee
Plains News: Local Visitations and Illnesses Reported
Jan 12 Plains items note Fletch Hawk visiting mother Esther Scott near Salem and improvements of the Ou. Kathryn Hawk does housework for Mrs. Davens. Dee Gabriel and Ralph have flu and pneumonia. George Bose family recovering from flu. visitors from Columbus and Stockport attend funerals. post office moves to Tinker place. various local families dealing with flu and care needs.
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Fletch Hawk
Esther Scott
Salem
George Thorn
Athens
Basil Jones
Kathryn Hawk
Robert Davens
EB Plains
West
Washington Street
Mire
Dee Gabriel
Ralph
Chm Gabriel
Will Selby
Columbus
George Gabrel
George Bose
George
Carl Hanning
Kate Wilson and Son
Albany Plains members elected for Temples officers
The Plains of Albany elected officers for the coming year at a meet held last Monday afternoon. Officers include President G L Laney Vice President L D Gilloch Secretary Arch Arbaugh Treasurer W F Townsend. Trustees named to 1-5 year terms: L D Gillogly Gyp Galloway New Carpenter J D Carpenter Frank Arbaugh. Cyrus Tickson Jr. buried Friday at Hebbardville Cemetery. Mr Dickson died Wednesday night after pneumonia, following illness in Columbus and Albany.
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Temples of Albany
The
Plains
GL Laney
Vic
L. D Gilloch
Areh Arbaugh
W. 4. Townsend
L. D. Gillogly
Gyp Galloway
New Carpenter
J D L. Carpenter
Frank Arbaush
Cyrus Tickson
Hebbardville
Afr
Dickson
Columbus
Community Notes From Kimberly and Nearby Areas
Local residents report family visits tax and social calls. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs George Ossman and Mira Rosa Brown in Columbus. Mrs Robert Beckler teaching at Kimberly School out due to mother’s illness. Various residents listed as visitors and neighbors stopping by Nelsonville and Cotogville areas. Influenza illness affecting Mrs Arch Brooks and social visits noted.
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Mberly
and. K
George Ossman
Mira
Rosa Brown
Columbus
Frank McClain
Robert Beckler
Kimberly School
Trebecca
Ion
H. Gralain
Ione Dowel
Eugene
Nelsonvilic
Francis Brown
James Lauderback
Jake Mithron
Nelsonville
Mer
Paul Deering
Charles Holcomb
Carl Lauderback
Vester Pickett
Miles Brooks
Floyd Brown
Elmer Rizer
Albert Brown
Arch Brooks
Delbart Wails
Robert
Cotogville
Kimberly
Clifford Brown
Robert Beckter
Rosie Hunter
Steaker Run
Cleo B Miluren
Sunder
Local Notes From WAGE Area Report Odd Events
Frank Martin of Iino visits uncle George Martin in Plessanton. A. J. Carbough’s farm inspected after a dog attack that morning. Tapar Oberholzer from Racine spent Sunday with family. W. M. Santers found dead Tuesday noon.
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Frank Martin
Iino
George Martin
Plessanton
Mr. Wilson
Athens County
Werden
A. J. Carbough
Mieto
Taptar Oberholzer
Racine
ML. Santers
Birth reported in Garden ARDEN area
Mrs Della G Bulls received word from her brother Willam Buck Athens announcing the birth of a daughter January The mother and babe are doing nicely. Funeral services were held at the Dowler funeral parlor in Athens Thursday at 2 oclock with burial in West Union Cemetery.
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Arden
Della G Bulls
Willam Buck
Athens
R. E. Goldsberry
Wiliam St. Clair End
J. W.veatherby
Rose Sweenry
Ciara Rogers
Sirs
G If. Nite
R. D
Peter Mohier
Charity
George King
Driday
Emmett Jones
Igham
Wr Miother
Lie Dackyell
Seriowsls
Eugene Goldsberg
Gieustr Rece
Dowler Funeral Parlor
Athen
West Union
W. T. Martin
Edgar Stanley
Lbh
Hudnaei
C. E. Chase
Musterole Cold Tablets Advertise Quick Relief
An old advertisement promotes Musterole Laxative Cold Tablets as fast relief from colds when symptoms first appear. It touts 114 percent effectiveness, chocolate coating for easy taking, and urges keepers to have Musterole Laxative Cold Tablets on hand. Mentions Muse terole Company of Cleveland Ohio.
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Gic
Museterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Carpenter Penned Town Notes Visit and Social Circles
Carpenter Jan 12 12 local notes report GE Grailey and family visiting Lonmroy and Miss Fontelle Caster returning to Columbus. Finhy Farley of Pataskala visits relatives, E Harmon and W R Hanna Athens visitors, Vinton Jewell able to be out after flu. Mrs Alice Radcliff Albany spends ten days with Mortimer McKnight and family. several residents ill but improving.
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Pentor
GE Grailey
Familly
Lonmroy
Fontelle Caster
Columbus
Leilng
Mfr
TE. Woodwii
Price
Albany
Miu Finhy Farley
Pataskala
E Harmon
W. R. Hanna
Athens
Vinton Jewell
Huenzae
Dud
Zeon
F. Darst
Mortimer McKnight
Union on the Hill Satirical Column From January
A humorous column by A. i Snedden lampoons local happenings with quips about doctors, miners, and a funeral procession. It melds gossip, mock news, and personal asides, mentioning Luhelg mine, flu recovery of Mr. Pitzer, and curiosities about Amos, George Mace, and Ike Buckcher in a rambling, early 20th century rural tone.
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Uion-On-The-Hill
Jan
U 2
Cole
Pentell
Marlon Beils
Col. Bartiatt
Gallar
Luhelg
Pitzer
Amos
Surin E Omen
George Mace
Ralyn Sehall
Greas
Wei
Siemmeyers Grocery
New Marshfield
Isaac
Buckcher
Ike
Doc
Local social notes and travel among Racine residents
Racine and nearby residents were seen visiting relatives and friends in Columbus Parkersburg and Washington this week. Notables include Mrs. John Cross and Mrs. Eve lyn Richards visiting Colum bus, Gordon Cowdery from Washington spending time with Ben Petrel, and Mrs. Nevada Allison Beaver with sister Audrey Torrence returning home to care for grandfather W. S. Savage. Also noted are Prof. Henry Beaver visiting with his wife at the Wid Allison home, Carl Jewett of Portland visiting Mrs. Amanda Cross, and local gatherings in Parkersburg. Obituary notes mention Kbena Tichkens of Antiquity buried after dying at age ts, leaving son Alva.
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Bishopville
John Aiken
John Pinell
Albert
Columbus
Pinell
White Cross Hospital
Troy
Lodi
Coolvilla
Mirage Merchants
Parkersburg
Coolvile
John Cross
Evelyn Richards
Frank Wakins
Gordon Cowdery
Washington
Ben Petrel
Navada Allison Beaver
Audrey Torrence
W. S. Savage
Harry Allgarl
Laura Baker
James NcClaskey
Henry Beaver
B. Wid Allison
Carl Jewett
Portland
Amanda Cross
Fienry McCarmak
Sayper Suest
Don Nease
Jennie Gentz
Kbena Tichkens
Antiquity
Alva
Ralph Boyd Charged With Non-Support
Ralph Boyd was arrested in Montgomery West Virginia on a charge of non-support. He was brought to Athens and jailed awaiting arraignment in probate court after an affidavit by Mrs. Boyd of Trimble.
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Ons
Ralph Boyd
Montsomery
W. Va
Sherrif Wayne Winger
Boyd
Athens
Athens County
Trimble
Sure Way to Stop Coughing Prescription Beliefs Instant Relief
An ad touts Thavins by two doctors claiming instant relief from coughing. It promises relief by attacking the internal cause, not just symptoms, and asserts no chloroform or harmful drugs. Safe for the family with a money back guarantee. Available at Clines Drug store and others.
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Thavins
Clines Drug Store
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the Plains News
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