Alfred Mer Henry Swarth Very Sick In Writing
Miss Josie Chase of Stockport visiting G D Chase family Merwantds Mrs Henry Mathtae of Co 1 Who have been visiting FE O Woodyard's returned home recently Sere jially Mytot Nancy Halling visited her folks and attended church at Orange Sunday Her Spear of Middleport is holding meeting alt Orange church Married Sunday evening at the residence of the bride's mother Mrs Alonzo Lefaver Miss Media Lefiaver and Mr Albert Morris of Sumner Rev Howare officiated Thomas Davin and George Mitchell of Athens are visiting Arthur Dean and family Myrtle Runyon of Latiridge is visiting Lewis Person and wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
Mer Henry Swarth
Thia
Josie Chase
Stockport
G. D. Chase
Henry
Mathtae
Co 1
FE. O. Woodyard
Sere
Jially
Nancy Halling
Orange
Spear
Middleport
Alt Orange
Alonzé Lefaver
Mies Media Lefiaver
Albert Morris
Sumner
Howaré
Thomas Davin
George Mitchell
Athenns
Arthur Dean
Myrtle Runyon
Latiridge
Lewis Person
Local Socials Report Small Town Gatherings
The text lists ladies at a petting sewing event hosted by Charles Fee and notes Miss Minnie Pinney as a guest of Clara McNeal. It reports Mr Pinney’s horse loss, Arthur Lee building a new home in Athens, haying difficulties from bad roads, Samuel McNeal adding a room and porch, Berty Hapning’s ill baby, and several residents returning to work or travel in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fee
Samuel McNeal
George Linton
Scott
Henry Reiter
Hiram Finney
William Malone
Dal Lee
Arthur Lee
Pollard
Minnie Pinney
Clara McNeal
Pinney
Athens
Eam Hay Bater
Berty Hapning
Laura Brooks
Hee
Grace Wilkes
Aes Linton
Local social notices mix with church meetings and moves
The fragment lists guests at Jacksons and M. & Church events at Mocklers hall on Tuesday January 21. It mentions services at Congress Street Christian church morning and evening and a protected Saints Church meeting open to invitees. It notes friends visiting Athens and a family returning home from Co with a son in a reservoir area and a child named Hart improving from a cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie. Jackson
Mocklers Hall
Tuesevening
Jackson
Congress Street
Christian Church
Athens
Saints Church
Welling
Chita
Hart
Mimith
Virginia
Magyars Organize Republican Club Meeting in Hollister
The foreign section gathered at Zollarg hall for a Saturday meeting of about forty Magyars and Hungarians. John Gyorki was elected President with John Molnar as Vice President and Dae Gyure as Secretary. Andy Kiealy became Treasurer while committee work will continue at future sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zollarg Hall
Or& Republican Club
Ate
John Gyorki
John Molnar
Dae Gyure
Andy Kiealy
Pir Dames Kelly
Athen
Republican
Gommiy Goentral Co.ontee
D. Boye
Beasley Delivers Fine Cattle Ahead of Philadelphia Trip
J J Beasley took a load of cattle averaging over 1500 pounds to Philadelphia on Friday. A Utley freight wreck delayed trains until Saturday noon. Residents moved and hosted guests, while meetings at Presbyterian and Federal Valley churches drew many accessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Beasley
Philadelphia
Utley
Charles Perry
J W. Gearl
Peasley
Franklin
Mr. Cecil
Mr. Prank, Wolfe
Los Angeles
Cal
Howard
Mr. Wolfe
Klondike
T. Beth Morrison
Columbus
Carrie Marquis
Mineral
Joasie Beasley
W. P. Smith
Athens
Presbyterian Church
Federal Valley Church
Mining Operations Face Disruption Amid Closures
One mine closed down while the other continues operations on its sixth shift, signaling a hold in production and potential impact on regional supply chains.
Funeral notices and visitations from Athens area
Lydia Madsfett and her son Richard of Athens visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Newman. Elizabeth Albott former resident laid to rest in town after Columbus remains. John Charles Katherine and Mary Albott with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Speck man joined funeral. Anna Williams spent week at Garden with sister Mrs. J. A. Sewell. Fred Bobo and wife moved to F. J. Creamer’s farm. Rev F L Alkire leads meetings at Holliday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Madsfett
Richard
Athens
A. K. Newman
Elizabeth Abbot
Columbus
FL B
FB. Sharch
JL. Scanters
J. B Burson
Charles
John
Katherine
Mary Albott
J. R. Speckman
Mea Elizabeth Albott
Anna Williams
Garden
J. A. Sewell
Fred Bobo
Long Run
F. J. Creamer
F. L. Alkire
Holliday
Local Notes from Albany Area Natives and Visitors
Community calendar items and brief notices list guests visiting Albany residents including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. O B Murphy. Several residents travel or hospitalize with updates on health and kinship from Glouster Columbus Dresden and Roseland La.
Weekend social notes from the town residents
Mr. George Balles bought an Edison phonograph recently. Ora Saylor and Richie Fought visited Mr. George Bates while Orville Winger spent time with Will Knowlton. A local gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alles produced a fine evening. Nora Levewen visits grandparents, Florence Bolen stays with Mr. and Mrs. Knowlton, and Mr. and Mrs. Bera Knowlton visited Ed Saylor and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bailes spent Sunday with area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Balles
Ora Saylor
Richie
George Bates
Orville “Winger
Will Knowlton
Ha Alles
Nora LeveWen
Florence Bolen
P Knowlton
Bera Knowlton
Ed Saylor
Thomas Bailes
Town House Health Notes And Local Happenings
Miss Nellie Rickey is improving from illness. Mrs. David Bobb is fit with the mumps. Grace Tori returns to Columbus hospital after poor health. Fae Witgett visited Levi Nichols and David Bobo, who will return home from Columbus hospital. Mary Throckmorton has grip. George Bailes bought a fine graphophone. Sue McGonagie spent Sunday with Nellie Rickey. Locals prep for the protracted meeting at Bethel starting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Rickey
David Bobb
Grace Tori
Columbus
Fae Witgett
Mrs. Levi Nichols
David Bobo
Columbus Hospital
Mary Throckmorton
George Bailes
Sue McGonagie
Bethel
Free Trial Catarrh Treatments Sent By Dr Shoup
Dr Shoup of Racine Wisconsin mails free trial catarrh remedies on request to prove the value of his scientific prescription. The remedy is sold by Henderson Crider Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoup
Racine
Wis
Henderson Crider Dreg Co
Death of longtime Amenville resident Mrs Samaria Smith
Amenville Ohio January 21 Mrs Samaria Smith wife of B A Smith one of the village s oldest residents died this morning while sitting in a chair after arising from bed She had a recent bout of heart trouble but had improved enough to return home from her daughter Mrs W E Clark s residence no funeral arrangements have been announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amenville
Samaria
B. A. Smith
W. E. Clark
Dean's Reeulets Cure Digestive Ailments For Sale
Advertises Dean's Reeulets as a remedy for constipation stomach issues and liver stimulation. Claims promote digestion appetite and easy bowel passages. Priced at 25 cents a box with prompt delivery through a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Edgar A Candidate for County Commissioner
W B Edgar of Nelsonville announces his candidacy for county commissioner. Son of the late David Edgar, a noted contractor, he has worked in stone and cement, moving buildings, and now runs a grocery and meat market. A loyal Republican, he is described as temperate and a hustler in local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Edgar
Nelsonville
David Edgar
Edgar, Jr
Athens County
Local Notes From Guysville and Nearby
The item reports guests staying with a brother, repairs by Telephone Companies No 5 No 92 and 34 in Guysville to re establish lines and reset poles. Mildred and Dana Baker have chicken pox while Geraldine and Veda McBee recovered from it. A house on Thomas Daving’s property narrowly escaped a blaze Saturday thanks to quick neighbor help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Guysville
Mildred
Dana Baker
Geraldine
Veda McBee
Thomas Davng
Pleasanton News Briefs Include Local Visits and Death
Benjamin Hoten of Madison visits his brother Edward near Pleasanton as Ida Mopherson recovers from illness. Herman Stone of Mechanicsburg moved to a farm near Pleasanton last week. Cora Parker of Middleport visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Parker. Mrs. Emma Bumgardner, J. J. Mcpherson’s daughter, dies in Tampa Idaho from Brights disease on the 19th. William Gilkey, recently sick, is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hoten
Madison, Sr
Edward
Ida Mopherson
Herman Stone
Mechanicsburg
Pleasanton
Cora Parker
Middleport
Visting
Sheldon Parker
Emma Bumgardner
J. J. Mcpherson
Bright
Tampa
Idaho
Local Social Notes Highlight Athens Visit and Small Town News
Mrs. Cora McDonald spent part of last week as guest of her sister in Athens. Mr Alec Manhorter has been quite sick but is somewhat better now. Miss Rachel Dille injured in a fall from a fence two weeks ago is improving. Mr and Mrs Burgess Wade visited relatives in Morgan county from Friday to Sunday. Dana Bundy and Frank Van Dyke attended church at Wilson chapel Sunday evening. Jake Tenant of Sugar Creek is the reading continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Manhorter
Rachel Dille
Burgess Wade
Morgan County
Dana Bundy
Frank van Dyke
Wilson Chapel
Jake Tenant
Sugar Creek
Booth's Laxative Pills Advertises Twin Evils Cure
A vintage advertisement claims Booth's Laxative Pills cure both constipation and sick headaches by addressing ingestion and excretion. It promises relief from coated tongue and liver troubles, guarantees a safe cure, and offers mail order or local sale through Henderson Crider Drug Co. or Booth's Pill Company in Buffalo New York with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth
Henderson Crider Drag Co
Booth’s Pill Company
Buffalo
N.Y
Local Visitors From Parkersburg Welcomed
Mr Karl Bean and his young cousin Frances Cray of Parkersburg visit relatives here. Miss Blanche Kimeade and Mrs. ... are also mentioned in the social note outlining local arrivals and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Bean
Frances Cray
Parkersburg
Blanche Kimeade
Social notes spell out visits and illness in local families
Laura Inman spent Wednesday with the Kincade family in Stewart and was hosted by Dena Marshfield in Athens. Mrs Hoyt Rodehaver and son Harry visited her father Thomas Tresize. The sick list includes Arthur Bern Ada Bean and L Calvert. Fiona Linscott and Hazel from Chatmeery stayed with Laura Inman at Quysville last week. Essie Price of Atheny visited grandfather Thomas Tresize on Sunday. Parrill Bean spent Sunday with her mother in Carthage. Carl Hill of Canaanville visited Ora Townsend. Mary Bean called on J W Fellows in Guysville Friday. Miss May Hoskinson hosted a party with Roe Calvert Branch Townsend Earl Rodehaver Minnie Rodehaver Bessie Robinson Ora Townsend Carrie Rodehaver Myrta Calvert and Murl Robinson. Chauncey King Lydia Kincade Bertha Bean Vera Bean Blanche Kincade attended Miles Maud Buck funeral at Asbury Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dena
Marshfield
Athens
Hoyt Rodehaver
Harry
Guynsville
Thomas Tresize
Arthur Bern
Ada Bean
L. Calvert
Fiona Linscott
Hazel
Chatmeery
Laura Inman
Quysville
Essie Price
Athen
Carl Hill
Canaanville
Ora Townsend
Mary Bean
J. W. Fellows
Guysville
May Hoskinson
South Canaan
Roea Calvert
Branch Townsend
Earl Rodehaver
Minnie Rodehaver
Bessie Robinson
Carrie Rodehaver
Myrta Calvert
Murl Robinson
Chauncey King
Lydia Kincade
Bertha Bean
Vera Bean
Blanche Kincade
Miles Maud Buck
Asbury
Local Social Notes and Civil War Song Session
Mr and Mrs Foster of Little Hocking visit friends here on Friday. Mrs Kreager guests of Mrs Deucher at Little Hocking meets Mrs Ethel Griffin of Alliance. G Dye in Parkersburg on business Saturday. Miss Lucy Green of Carthage visiting sister Mrs Daugherty. Mrs Melvina Petty of Harbor Creek visiting Mrs Russell. James attends brother’s funeral at Mirfield Thursday. Will Daugherty of Coolville moves family here Thursday. Bowles host a music filled gathering Saturday night. Soldiers to hear Civil War songs once more. New telephone line being installed along Citizens’ line through here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Foster
Little Hocking
Mrs. Kreager
Deucher
Ethel Griffin
Alliance
G. Dye
Parkersburg
Lucy Green
Carthage
Daugherty
Melvina Petty
Harbor Creek
Russell
James
Brother
Mirfield
Coolville
Bowles
Local Notes From Parkersburg Area Social News
Frost John Welch Jr and son Gordon attended a Parkersburg poultry show. Prank Hatch of Washington presently visits friends. Okey Richardson returns from time in the west. Lemuel Tubha and family visited relatives nearby last week. Mrs Edward Dean shows slow recovery from illness. Jillian Gruey of Marshfield spent recent days at home. Five year old Marry Welch died from spinal meningitis. interment at Welch cemetery. Nancy Brandeberry made a business trip to Mgewart Saturday. Rev Jones of Coalville preached at Centennial church Sunday. Gordon Lemmon and wife of Pennsylvania were guests. Minnie Weaver of near Beebe is dangerously ill. Matilda Stevens of West Virginia plans to return home this week. Miss Van Brandeberry visiting relatives at Alter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welch, Jr
Gordon
Parkersburg
Washington
Okey Richardson
West
Lemuel Tubhba
Pratts Forks
Edward Dean
Jillian Gruey
Marshfield
Marry
Warren Welch
Welch Cemetery
Nancy Brandeberry
Minnie Weaver
Beebe
Matilda Stevens
West Virginia
Miss van Brandeberry
Atler
Widow Mrs Wright Dies In Nelsonville Ohio
Nelsonville Ohio January 21 widow Mrs Catharine Wright aged, who had lived with son in law John Dethrick on Fourth street, died Sunday morning from cancer of the stomach after six to seven months suffering. Funeral held at Union church and interment in Union cemetery with Rev Vermillion officiating. She leaves three daughters and two sons and many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville, O
Catherine Wright
John. Dethrick
Fourth Street
Vermillion
Wright
Glouster Lumber Elects Directors and Appoints New Manager
At Athens on Tuesday Atlens Lumber company stockholders elected G. H. Juned L. H. Roberts F. H. Logan Joseph Martin and J. W. Bryson directors for one year. They organized with G. H. Junod as president and general manager J. W. Bryson as vice president R. B E. Bonifield as secretary and F. H. Logan as treasurer. J W Bryden resigned as Glouster branch manager due to his postmaster appointment and Fred F P Kite was named to replace him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster, O
Atlens Lumber Company
Athens
H. Junod
J. W. Bryson
R. B E. Bonifield
F. H. Logan
J. W. Bry
Glouster
A He ‘S Lumber Company
Fred FP. Kite
Pardon Requests Heard by State Board of Pardons
The state board of pardons held a meeting in Olambue on Thursday receiving several pleas for clemency. Among the applicants was Paul Hale of Athens whose petition was refused. Hale had been sentenced in 1905 for burglary in Athens to a five year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State “Board
Thursay
Clegrecy
Paul Hale
Atheny
Hale
Athens
Porter Fined After Assult at Zion Church Ruins
Floyd Porter was fined five dollars six cents and costs by Squire Rose Friday afternoon for assault and battery after Riel Roush alleged insult to a young lady at Zion church on the ruins. Porter knocked Roush down following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Porter
Squire Rose
Health Coffee Imitation Sold in Racine
Dr. Shoo of Racine Wisconsin touts a "Made in a minute" Health Coffee imitation made from toasted grains. The product claims no real coffee content and is marketed by Henderson Rider Co. as the finest substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoo
Racine
Wis
Hendersoh ‘Rider Co
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Amesville
C. P. Knowlton
Albany
Arch Johnson
C. G. Bolen
Bersie
James Dailey
Carpenter
A. %. Minear
Esther
Emma Martin
Mingie Bailes
Town House
SHADE
Frank Murphy
O. B. Murphy
Amanda Holmes
Roseland
Ben Knowlton
Columinum
Amanda Bowers
Mary Dowler
BE. K. Carpenter
J. H. Duffee
Aden
H. M. Babin
Dresden
Ed M. Vorhes
Nelsonvile
P. G. Moter
Dr. Pride
Eather Teters
Phoebe Ann Lindley
Jones
Spokane
G. B. Spring
Rev. Taylor
McArthur
Edgar
William Gilkey
New England
Cora McDonald
FE. H. Kincade
Stewart
Frost
Gordon Lemmon
Pennsylvania
Waat
E.W. Brooks
Steele St
South
Tacoma
Wash
G. W. Heard
Hempstead
Texas
Carl
Vance
Vance Shoe Co
Wheeling, West Virginia
Athens Lumber Company
Glouster Branch
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