Out of Town News in Ohio Social Roundup
A series of social notes from Columbus and nearby towns lists Mrs Emin Ruble and her son Joan visiting Mia and Jessa Vanhorn of Logan while various locals journey or host. The piece records guests in Columbus and Athens, business visitors, funeral attendance, and preparations for Governor Nash’s inauguration with named locals including Vern Vorhis, Charles Baird, John Baird, and W. G. Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emin Ruble
Joan
Mia
Jessa Vanhorn
Logan
Allison Jones
Trimble
Wol Jones
Measta
Charley
Fin Wolfe
F. & Tedrow
Columbus
Tom Barnell
Robert Barnell
Syracuse
Mable Waegheads
John Roach
Athens
Datter
Mra
Joseph Smith
Daisy Sharp
Zaleski
Will Sharp
Fort Street
Ed. Cooley
Mac
Hattie
Manilay
Obdixton
Br WE. Shadrach
Mayme Womeldorf
James Beard
Zanesville
Charles Humley
Misa Laura Morshead
Marvk Morehead
Elizabeth Seladden
Connett
Cunt Steenrod
Moundsville
W. Va
Angels Ridge Social Notices and Health Updates
The Bobo family notes their son remains dangerously ill but slowly improving. A large birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Fredrick Finsterwald drew many gifts and attendees. Mina Ethhel Anthony taught at Judson and visited home with her parents. H EF Dillinger, recently sick, is now able to be around again. John Evans of Judson came by on business last week. ET Mulligan and Wm Shaffer bought over seven hundred head of fine sheep for northern state parties. Edward Cramer visited Athens on business. Mrs John Williams visited her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Douglas at Hull. William Roberts visited George Jeffers of Shade, fresh from Michigan for health, and I W Roberts of Athens in the lumber trade was here on business. Chas Bobo, son of James, is slowly recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bobo
Fredrick Finsterwald
Mina Ethhel Anthony
Judson
H. EF. Dillinger
Boen
John Evans
Mulligan
Wm. Shaffer
Edward Cramuer
Athens
John Williams
Charles Douglas
Hull
William Roberts
George Jeffers
Shade
Michigan
I. W. Roberts
Chas, Bobo
James Bobo
Dud Vord and family visit Coolville neighbors
In Coolville Dud Vord and wife visit Stes and Ford's parents. A team of mules owned by Philip Willem ran away on Main Street near Framen Mare and were stopped near the residency of Joba. H Bennet was laid up with a back ailment. Several locals attended a dance at Lou Petty's. missionary tea was hosted at L R Saunders' residence. Miss Clara Hareminty resigned from the school, Mrs Mame Hoobler chosen as replacement. Otto Barth left Cincinnati for medical treatment, then returned toward Cincinnati for further care. Walter Roberts departed for Pittsburgh to visit relatives. A party hosted by J A and Bertha Humphrey celebrated with friends. W W Starkey, recently returned from the west, relapsed and is confined to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dud Vord
Stes
Ford
J. EL Hartaeth
Philip Willem
Main Street
Framen Mare
North Retreat
Joba
Wint
H. E. Bennet
Lou Petty
L. R. Saunders
Vickness
Clara Hareminty
Mame Hoobler
Otto Barth
Cheinnati
Walter Roberts
Pitesburg
J. A
Bertha Humphrey
W. W. Starkey
West
Nick
Sick ness in the community and a local shooting incident
The article reports illness in Chauncey with church meetings by Slits Mahola Uber and a successful box supper for the Sainte church. It notes residents traveling to Columbus for Gov Nash's inauguration and a shooting at the local negro camp where Harry Baker and Mrs George Jackson argued, Jackson wounding Baker in the right leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sainte Church
Slits Mahola Uber
Columbus
Gov. Nash
Here
Harry Baker
George Jackson
LYSANDER Milestones and Local Visit Notes
Mrs Bishop of Anthony spends a week with daughter Mrs Mollie Poston. Telephony service nears completion in the area. Rev Baker closed a revival at Clark’s Chapel with 33 conversions. Revs Massie and Wilson begin revival at Graham’s Chapel. Lewis Hull and wife visited John Q Holl. Mrs Sarah Graham convalescent. Sunday guests at Samuel Poston’s included George Hartley Henry Lower and wife Tessie Watkins George Holland from Alfred wintering with grandparents Mr and Mrs Peter Lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Mollie Poston
Baker
Clark's Chapel
Massie
Wilson
Graham's Chapel
Lewis Hull
John Q. Holl
Sarah Graham
Samuel Poston
George Hartley
Henry Lower
Judson
Tessie Watkins
Cannonville
George Holland
Alfred
Peter Lore
Local Social Notes From Chesterhill and Surroundings
Stewart of Chesterhill visited Mr Ewers and family last week. Mr and Mrs King from Gloucester visited relatives here weekend. Mira Bennett and Mrs Bennett of Fairmount W Va visited P O Connor family. A church social drew good attendance. L H Smith and wife went to Athens to see The Telephone Girl. Many youths enjoyed Saturday at Gertrude Finsterwald’s in Berne. William Snyder of Corning and Milton Evers of Hagerstown MD were guests of A L Evers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Johnson
Chesterhill
Gertrude Finsterwald
Berbe
William Snyder
Corning
Milton Evers
Hagerstown
Mad
A. L Evers
Fragmentary obituary notes from Columbus readers
Incomplete lines mention Mr and Mrs Randolph and Mr and Mrs Johnson of Columbus attending services for Mary Ator Uot and references to Mayan air Tiara Tarscott of Duckinghem. Also listed are Win Tyre Str Talat Mhe de MWe cer and Will Lain. Further fragmented items reference Gin and Mie, Wail Payas, Astro and Air, Lew Miews, Tas, ten, and a county cemetery visit tied to a time of skoption Bandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Randolph
Mrv
Mmrx Johnson
Columbus
Mary Ator Uot
Tiara Tarscott
Duckinghem
Gin
Wail Paya
Astro
Airs
Lew Miews
Tas
Cjpeterywald
West Canaan Doings and Local Social Notes
West Canaan reports include Dr HT Phillips calling on parents Mr and Mrs D H Phillips. C I Poston buying a 1855 pound beef. a prize entry at Nelsonville. cutting telephone poles noted. E W Graham accepting a position at Trimble. Mary Maxwell hosted a party. Mayme Garber, Athens County teacher, visited Rebecca Duncan. Robert McClanahan visited parents Jas and Mrs McClanahan. Lerma Duncan visiting Gilliopolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Canaan
Phillips
Shade Wars
Poston
M. Clanahan
Nelsonville
E. W. Graham
Trimble
Mary Maxwell
Narber
Mayme Garber
Athens County
Rebecca Duncan
Robert McClanahan
Shade
Jas. McClanhan Sandas
Lerma Duncan
Girlipolis
Fragmentary notes on Frost and Parrows at Jubilee event
Vague OCR passage references Preston Frost and Evie Parrows with relatives at a Champaign site near a centennial cabaret. Mentions of unfamiliar names and scattered details suggest a local social or community gathering with planned activities and travel, but many words are garbled, making exact events and dates unclear.
Amesville Notices and Local Happenings and Marriages
Amesville notes detail visiting relatives births and travels including John Lorte returning from Roundhead and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs J G Moore on January 7 86. Other items mention weddings engagements and trips to Columbus Indianapolis and Murray City along with K of P lodge officers installed and a large supper afterward.
Local social notes and a fatal mill explosion
About twenty five children were pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs H S Burs on Monday evening. Miss Blanch Newman hosted a gathering Saturday evening. Harry Nelson, recently ill at R A Cromer’s, returned home. Dolph Jeffers and wife of Glonster visited friends here. Pearl Helwig is building the Jerseyville to Willow Creek telephone line. Lincoln Midkiff, formerly local, was killed by a mill explosion and buried Monday at Hoytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Burs
Irish social notes from Little Hocking area
Miss Nora and Cora Flinn entertained Miss Edna Barrett of Coolville Friday. Miss Anna Flaherty spent the latter part of the week visiting friends and relatives. GA Bingman left for Marietta Wednesday seeking employment. S. E. Chambers of Little Hocking was the guest of his parents. Mrs. Pauline Patten and daughter were guests of Mrs. W. F. Dodd. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Donfee visited relatives in Marietta. Mrs. Emma Moore and daughter Ida visited Little Hocking Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora
Cora Flinn
Edna Barrett
Coolville
Anna Flaherty
GA. Bingman
Marrietta
S. E. Chambers
Little Hocking
Pauline Patten
W. F. Dodd
C. A. Place
Hooper Ridge Church Sets Meeting to Plan Remodeling
The Hooper Ridge church at Amestownship calls a gathering next Saturday afternoon to discuss remodeling and improvements. Pastor Rev Wood leads the discussion as trustees seek ways and means to complete the project.
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Hooper Ridge
Billfield Gazette Summary of Local Government Board
In Billfield the local government board announces new regulations and a public meeting schedule. Officials discuss administrative changes, budget plans, and community impact ahead of a vote on proposed ordinances.
Tip Dixon known as Tip dies in Athens after long life
Harrison Dixon known as Tip, a longtime Athens resident and former U S Colored Volunteer infantryman, died Saturday at his Dean Avenue home after a brief illness. Born around the era between Tippecanoe and the Mexican War, he served in Company G 6th US Colored Volunteer Infantry and later worked for local merchants as a general utility man. He was noted for honesty, frugality, and skill delivering groceries without education, and he once solved a counting problem by placing sticks on barrels. Funeral services were held Monday at the Baptist church, with interment in the old cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Dizon
Tip
Dean Avenue
Theorg
Tippecanoe
Tip’ Dison
Athens
Suppo md
Old Dominion Commonwealth
Richmond
6Th
United States Colored Volunteer Infantry
Nelsonville
Brown & Stedman
R. W. Roach
Ryan & Bell
Brown & G Stedman
Dixon
Hocking Canal
Baptist Church
Cyrus Rose
Old Cemetery
Barn Contracts For New Livery And Feed Stable
The Barn Contract, awarded to Samuel Henke and George Fenzeel, covers a new livery and feed stable at Court street north end. Building to be brick with slate roof, three stories, ready by April first. First story height ten feet, second fourteen, third twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower Brothers Ji
Court Street
Samuel Henke
George Fenzeel
Pleasanton Telephone Company Formed with Shared Capital
A new Pleasanton Telephone Company is organized with share values and fees noted. The record lists initial personnel and associated parties in a brief, fragmentary manner reflecting early 20th century business notices.
New Court Cases Filed in Common Pleas Court
The past week saw multiple actions filed in common pleas court. Cox & Dorr sue John Palmer estate administrator for money. John F. Bryson seeks divorce from Cora Bryson on wilful absence. Henry Myer sues John Whitmore in appeal. Trusts of Guarantee Savings and Loan sue Myrta L. Gormley in foreclosure. Gormley and Wagoner also face foreclosure suits. WM Burtz sues John C. Gillett for money. Administrators of Wm. Shalis sue Henry E. Sayler to set aside done. Linscott sues Thomas Leyland in foreclosure and attachment. Le Maire Optical co sues W. H. McKee for money. Warden Bushnell & Glessner co sue W. R. Goddard for money. Snyder and Grossman sue Bessie Tolliver Smith, Frank Smith and Fred Niece for money and foreclosure. Mike Molnar sues Esther Molnar in divorce on adultery grounds. The couples, residents of Glouster, wed in Uniontown Pa in December 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Cox & Dorr
John Palmer
Eatate
Wm. Palmer
John F. Bryson
Cora Bryson
Nelsonville
Henry Myer
John Whitmore
J. B. Livingston
Frederick L. Taft
The
Guarantee Savings and Loan Company
Myrta L. Gormley
Reuben Wagoner
Ella Wagoner
WM . Burtz
John C. Gillett
Hiram Crossen
Wm. Shalis
Henry E. Sayler
Donde Augustus P. Linscott
Bushnell & Glessner Company
W. R. Goddard
M. T. Snyder
Gustave Grossman
Bessie Tolliver Smith
Frank Smith
Fred Niece
Mike Molnar
Esther Molnar
Glouster
Uniontown
Witch Hazel Salve Promises Quick Relief for Common Ailments
A garbled selection touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for burns bites and skin irritations. It markets itself as drawing out tire and healing minor wounds with quick action, urging readers to try Watt's Havel Salve for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
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