Rally Day Services of the W C T U at M E church
Rally Day at the M E church featured devotional exercises led by Mrs Frances Armitage and papers by Mrs L W Sloane on A New Crusade and by Mrs D J Evans on Principles. The program covered Beal and Brannock questions, temperance impacts, and the old Crusade history with reminiscences. New members were urged to join and receive white ribbons.
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M. EF
Frances
L. W. Sloane
New Crusade
Ohio State Messenger
D. J. Evans
W. Co. TV
C. Augusta Morse
Washington
Slutz
Treadley
Margaret A. Vickers
Emma C. McVay
J. D. Raw
Will of Algernon B and White Probate Admits Document
The will dated August 19, 1904 is admitted to probate. Executors U P White and Lizzie Aumiller named with a $5,000 bond. Bequests include Algernon Aumiller 2500 Gladys Aumiller 2000 John W Spieless 1500 Edward E Aumiller 1500 and twenty five hundred others with small sums to several individuals. Remainder to Algernon and Gladys Aumiller.
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Algernon B
Algernon Aumiller
Gladys Aumiller
John W. Spieless
John Speiless
Edward E. Aumiller
Molly White
Mary White
Ida White
Andrew Jackson
A. P. White
Chas. W. White
Debbie Tinkham Southerton
Algernon
Rev Gunn Tours State for Cleveland Orphans’ Home
Rev. Gunn of Mt. Vernon traveled across the state promoting the Cleveland Orphans Home run by the Christian Church and stopped in the city yesterday.
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Rev. Gunn
Mt. Vernon
Cleveland
The
Christian Church
City
Sheriff's Sale of Athens County Real Estate in Three Tracts
An order of sale in Case No. 8525 directs public auction of three described tracts in Waterloo Town ship Athens County Ohio on January 27 1906 at 1 pm. First tract covers 225 11 acres in Section Six with detailed boundary calls. Second tract contains 25 acres in Section 30 with specific measurements. Third tract is 5 acres near Chauncey and Marshfield Road with defined lines. Cash in hand day of sale. Sheriff A Murphy and attorneys Grosvenor Jones Worstell notice.
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Startin
F. Morris
George M. Merritt
Athens County Court Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Athens
Waterloo
Ohio Company
H. Hibbard
State of
Daniel Goodenough
James Coulson
Chauncey and Marshfield Road
Cassander Six
David Six
John A. Young
Annual Cut Price Clearance Sale Highlights Ladies Wear
A newspaper notice announces a clearance sale featuring ladies suits coats and furs with separate skirts and waists at cut prices. It notes one case of Calico pieces at 3 1/2 cents per yard from 5 1/2 cents, and reduced prices on outing flannels.
Price Cuts On Hosiery At Local Store
A local retailer advertises significant price reductions on hosiery. All wool Hose now 18 cents per pair, cotton Hose 12 and a half cents, and children’s Hose 6 cents per pair.
Divorce Petition Filed in Athens County Court
Clarissa J Loftis residence unknown is summoned as defendant in a divorce action filed January 15 1906 by Francis Thomas Loftis in the Court of Common Pleas Athens Ohio. Grounds are gross neglect of duty for three years and wilful absence for more than three years. Defendant must appear and answer after March 10 1906 with hearing set for February term 1906.
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Clarissa J. Loftis
Francis Thomas Loftis
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
A. D
Amesville notes include deaths and community visits
Amesville residents host and travel for work and events. J. M. Woolley dies at 74 after illness. funeral held at Hooper Ridge. Visitors from Athens, Kissimee, Marietta, Pleasantville attend. telephone issues and local grange dinner noted. revival meetings, oil interests, hay hauling, and a new engineer for a mill are mentioned.
Protracted meeting opens at Pleasanton and mill activity noted
Rev Longman began a protracted meeting at Pleasanton while William Redding visited Athens on Monday. J G Angell reports his saw mill is in running order and can cut lumber and grind, shell, and shred corn.
Local Notes From Albany Area Include Movements and Illness
Albany reports include Mrs. Albert Lawson and Mrs. Mary Hebbard as guests of William Lindley and sister. P. D. Morse visiting Athens. Dr. B C Vorhes and son Howard in Delaware with Howard staying for college. Addie Potter returns from National Normal University Lebanon. O F Davis visits McArthur. Grant Bolen ill with typhoid fever, J N Wilson moves to Lancaster for timber work. Mrs. Lydia Zimmerman dies of pneumonia two miles southeast. funeral at residence then Hebbardsville cemetery.
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Albert Lawson
St. Louis
Mary Hebbard
Athens
William Lindley
P. D. Morse
B. C. Vorhes
Howard
Delaware
Delaware College
Addie Potter
National Normal University
Lebanon
O. F. Davis
John Richey
McArthur
Grant Bolen
J. N. Wilson
Lancaster
Wilson
Ben Knowlton
Albert Russell
Ashville
N. C
W. FE. Moser
Russell
Lydia Zimmerman
Hebbardsville
Local Social Notes From Coolville And Nearby
Miss Nona Shields spent weekend with friends in Guysville. Congregational church foreign missions tea hosted by Mrs. W. C. Higley this afternoon. Mrs. Bertha Shippen visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Runyan. Mrs. John Jackson and son visiting former’s parents on Rock Street. Mrs. Elizabeth Warren guest of Mrs. Joseph Laut Tuesday. Mrs. Blackwood of Parkersburg visited Mrs. H. H. Brown. Harry Walden traveled to Pittsburg on business. G. R. Gunder spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Beverly friends. Mrs. Fred Donaldson of Chillicothe and Bert Monahan of Hamden visited uncle Frank Monahan over Sunday.
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Coolville
Nona Shields
Guysville
Foreign Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
W. C. Higley
Bertha Shippen
J. G. Runyan
John Jackson
Tewel
Rock Street
Elizabeth Warren
Joseph Laut
Blackwood
Parkersburg
H. H. Brown
Harry Walden
Pittsburg
G. R. Gunder
Beverly
Fred Donaldson
Chillicothe
Bert Monahan
Hamden
Frank Monahan
Local visitors and guests report from Cairo and Parkersburg
Miss Josie Baker returned home from Cairo after visiting relatives. Rev. E. A. Parkinson of Torch was the guest of E. D. Morrison. Misses Inez and Frances Winters spent Saturday in Athens. Floyd Dunfee of Torch visited Syrus Morrison. Mrs. G. W. Flinn and daughter Leonora were business visitors in Parkersburg. L. C. Johnson spent Monday in Parkersburg.
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Josie Baker
Cairo
W. Va
E. A. Parkinson
Torch
E. D. Morrison
Inez
Frances Winters
Athens
Floyd Dunfee
Syrus Morrison
G. W. Flinn
Leonora
Parkersburg
C. Johnson
Obituary for Sarah B. Hill of New England Ohio
Sarah B. Hill born September 27 1838 died January 11 1906 in New England Ohio survived by her second husband Lucius Hill and six children from two marriages. Her first husband Reuben Linscott died in battle June 1 1864 at Dallas Georgia. She joined the M E church in 1883 under Rev Arm strong and lived a Christian life amid long illness. Six children survive with one deceased in the past year.
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Sarah B. Hill
New England
Ohio
Reuben Linscott
Marvin
Dallas
Georgia
Lucius Hill
Hill
M. E. Church
Armstrong
Resolutions of Respect for Patriarch G. H. Earhart
Athens Encampment No. 175 drafts resolutions for the death of G. H. Earhart a popular and esteemed member. He attended meetings regularly carried out duties faithfully and without complaint. The encampment drapes its charter for thirty days and publishes the resolutions in Athene Messenger.
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Athens
G. H. Earhart
Earhart
Athene
A New Being Aged Woman Praises Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mrs. Sarah E. Rowe of Shepard Illinois says at age fifty seven she feels like a new being after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She cites relief from rheumatism and kidney trouble and calls the remedy a God send that restored her health and energy.
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Dodd
Mrs E T Dailey Guest of the Mohlers in Albany
Mrs. E. T. Dailey of Albany is visiting today as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Mohler.
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E. T. Dailey
Albany
John Mohler
Beauty Found in Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea
Advertisement notes true beauty comes from Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Describes it as a tonic and beautifier. Mentions 35 cents for Tea or Tablets and cites Cline's Pharmacy as the seller.
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Hollister
Cline
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Armitage
A. B. White
U. P. White
Lizzie Aumiller
Daily Messenger
Castoria
Bach Ceath
Sheriff's
A. Murphy
Grosvenor, Jones & Worstell
Sam Sommer
Ladies’ Coats
iSc
DR. Monetta
Glouster
Dr. Allen
Sam Sopstimers
Teavouarters
Amesville
Ray Williams
Fred Logan
M. Lovell
Columbus
William Penrose
Pennsville
Penrose
Peoples’ Telephone Company
Lucile Lovell
Marietta
A. L. Lovell
Will R. Phillips
George Sunderland
E. R. Woolley
Pleasantville
Edward Norris
Frost
J. M. Woolley
John N. Woolley
Ames Township
Woolley
W. D. Robinson
Hooper Ridge Cemetery
Clyde Durant
D. M. Beasley
Lucy Phillips
Rev. Wrigt
Roseville
Cellars
Presbyterian Church
Miss Starling
R. R. Keirns
William Pate
Garden City
Kansas
J. B. Orr
Patriot
Indiana
Graham Chapel
Wm. Kelley
Harvey Witham
Pratt's Fork
George Ackley
L. H. Jeffers
R. D. Jeffers
Sugar Creek
Addie Phillips
Caroline Robinson
Canaan Township
Lodi
Jerseyville
John Hawk
Paul Jeffers
Ethel Bobo
Pike Valley
Cole
Goldsberry's
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