Notes by the Way Mine Ical Athens visitors and local events
Athens visitors Mr and Mrs J P Beckler and Mrs Tauls McClard spent time in Athens. Mineral band of twelve met Monday for practice under Prof F H McVay. Navy veteran Herbert PIrips visits Mineral after service on the U S Cruiser Detroit. Many local notices describe residents visiting, illnesses, accidents, and upcoming church meetings with names and places across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Beckler
Athens
Tauls McClard
James Sickles
J. D. Cox
F. H. McVay
Herbert Pirips
U. S
Detroit
Mineral
Phillips
New York
Vermont
China Station
West India Islands
North Atlantic
Mobile
Alabama
Havana
San Juan
P. R
Measles-free Report Highlights Local Health
In the vicinity there are no measles cases reported. Miss Mae Hollin began teaching at Harmony Monday after a month as a student. Visits from Vernie Gillilan and Fred Gillian of Athens and Martins Ferry were noted, with social calls at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Hollin
Harmony
Local notes from Chauncey and surrounding towns
In Chauncey and nearby areas several residents are mentioned. Joseph Dixon and Aly Sanders visited friends in Chauncey. George Sama left for a steel plant in Brilliant. Chester Woodworth is free of bed confinement. Mrs. Earich shows rheumatic improvement. Bertha Saith closed Lewry district school for illness. Manford Sams returns from New Brighton with Lewin Sachern. Dr AL J Leonard resigned as station agent, creating an opening for a young man. The town faces out-migration, rough pike travel, and a muddy unfinished street section. Sugar tree tapping may begin. Florence A James, trained at Cincinnati Hospital, will practice nursing in Columbus after graduation with high honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eosseph Dixon
Athens
Mire
Sanders
Chauncey
George Sama
Inez
Brilliant
Chester Woodworth
John Earich
Bertha Saith
Lewry
Hocking
Manford Sams
New Brighton
Penncylvania
Lewin Sachern
AL J. Leonard
Ths Place
Deanville
Local Notes from Athens Area Heares and Births
Social at Ysalak Walter’s home on January 16 by the M P society. A boy born to Mr and Mrs George Kyer on January 17 and a girl to Mr and Mrs Perry. Funeral service for an 18 month old child of Charles Bailey of Dalton. Dr Coleman returns from Cincinnati for his sister’s illness. Pool room opened in a former store room by John Emish of Mineral. Protracted meetings at Bethel led by L L Cherington. Several local residents ill recovering. visits to Guysville and Judson noted. Timber deals and business trips among residents. various births and illnesses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lallie Salters
Athens
Ysalak Walter
M. P. Society
George Kyer
Perry
Lavina Mayhugh
Iva Ross
Bessie Turner
M. A. Pierce
John Emish
Mineral
G. L. Pake
Seventh Day Adventists
R. Uf 2
Charles Bailey
Daleton
Christian Church
Coleman
Cincinnati
Cratter
James Rankin
McPherson
John McDaniel
Baughman
Lottridge Social Notes Mention Local Visitors
Mr Worster of Stewart was a business caller at Lottridge on Tuesday. James Hammond, mentioned last week, is somewhat improved. Mary Starkey of Vanderhoof spent Saturday and Sunday with J C Dean. Mrs Lizzie Swartz was the guest of her uncle James Hammond on Saturday. Sarah Stout visited her brother James Ellett one day last week. Eria Guthrie and wife of Alfred spent Friday with John Stout and a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Worster
Stewart
Lottridge
James Hammond
Mary Starkey
Vanderhoof
J.C. Dean
Lizzie Swartz
Sarah Stout
James Ellett
Eria Guthrie
Alfred
John Stout
Local notes from Coolville and area
Worn to Mr and Mrs Del Cheyatter Tuesday an eight pound daughter Lute Sanderson is building a foundation for a new barn for Harve Uen nett Lyman Sanderson of Warkersburg spent Sunday here the guest of his parents Otto Barth who has been laid up for a few weeks with rheumatism is around again William Lyons our venerable shoe maker now occupies a room in the Midway Block John Wilson of Williamstown WV after a weeks visit here returned home Monday WC Higley has opened a clear factory here with Doc Snyder as fore man in the rolling department Stone masons have begun laying the foundation for a building for J M Basom to be used as a packing house Word was received here that Madge the daughter of ED and Jennie O Dell is dangerously ill with ty phoid fever at Chillicothe Dell Chevalier began learning teleg raphy last week with our agent SS Winters at Latrobe Willie Flaherty who had been there having accepted a position as night man at Belpre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Cheyatter
Lute Sanderson
Harve Uennett
Lyman Sanderson
Warkersburg
Otto Barth
William Lyons
John Wilson
Williamstown
W. Va
W.C. Higley
Doc Snyder
Stone Masons
J. M. Basom
Madge
E. D
Jennie O'Dell
Chillicothe
Dell Chevalier
S. S. Winters
Latrobe
Willie Flaherty
Belpre
Local notes from Marietta area community events
Rainy week leaves mud heavy as residents visit kin and attend church dedications. Notables include Endicott ill, King visiting Armadale, Lightfoot sent to Athens State Hospital, and Mt Hermon church to dedicate new building on 23rd with picnic. Socials for Willard Kardin birthday, cattle shipped to Pittsburg, and Woodmen meeting held.
Tenry Warren and local visits before funeral in Quysville
In Quysville Tenry Warren was in town at the start of the week. F B E Kimes visits Chester with his parents. Miss Clare Finch of Toledo stays with Mrs. W H Lewis. Mrs. Sarah Stout visited her brother James Elliot last week. Mrs. Clara Hell and Mrs. J B Smits spent time in Chester. Emma Light left for Florida to visit her sister Mrs Lowry. Myrtle Wallis rehearses for the cantata in Coolville. The community mourns as Luella Hammond dies. funeral in Presbyterian church with Dr C B Taylor preaching on Be ye also ready. interment in Bean cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quysville
Tenry Warren
F. BE. Kimes
Chester
Clare Finch
Toledo
W. H. Lewis
Sarah Stout
James Elliot
Clara Hell Sid
J.B. Smits
Emma Light
Florida
Ohio
Mrs. Lowry
Myrtle Wallis
Coolville
Reaper
Luella
Charles Hammond
Presbyterian Church
C. B. Taylor
Bean Cemetery
Jacksontille Notes Mixed with Local Visits and Illness
Dr E Koons called to Gious ter on business. Miss Lillie Ashton of Aleghaney pa visiting Mae Tinker. Mr Nancy Dennis ill with typhoid. Mrs Linnell returned from Pa for sister’s illness. Hooper trip to Glouster after injury. injury not as serious as first reported. Farmers visited Athens. John Howard buying hogs. One O Neal ill but out. Hoisington visiting Stewart. Gilbert Boudinot rode, horse stuck in mud, swam out and moved on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koons
Giouster
E.C. McKelvey
Guitar Club
Lillie Ashton
Aleghaney
Pennsylvania
Mae Tinker
Nancy Dennis
Krokotski
H. Linnell
Silas Hooper
Local News Roundup of Transfers and Visits
The sick in the community are convalescent. A V Dixon sold his saw mill to George Junod of Athens. Amanda Chase returns after a visit with friends at Lodi. Miss Fern Blackwool and Virgil visit Octa Wood yard. Emmett Lantern from Albany High School spent Sunday with his parents. Mahle, daughter of Caleb Stewart, returns home after visiting grandparents at Fisher. Woodyard and Dr Jetters purchase the William Blackwood farm. Blackwood plans to move to Oklahoma. Area youths attend a protracted meeting at Pleasanton led by Rev Matheny, with a collection after the service totaling over six dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.V. Dixon
George Junod
Athens
Amanda Chase
Lodi
Fern Blackwool
Virgil
Octa Wood Yard
Emmett Lantern
Albany High School
Miss Mahle
Caleb Stewart
Fisher
S. Woodyard
Dr. Jetters
William Blackwood
Blackwood
Oklahoma
Pleasanton
Rev
Matheny
Uy Tee
Lvner
Winter school closed at Utica and local notices
M H S Linscott of Wymouth was at Big Run on Sunday. Rathburn and wife visited Amesville on Monday. A daughter was born to Mr Dennis Rowan and wife on Thursday. Miss Mattie Rathourn is ill with lung fever. Nettie and Brentie Shirley of Armadale visited Utica on Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
M.hs. Linscott
Wymouth
Big Run
BE. Rathburn
Amesville
Dennis Rowan
Mattie Rathourn
Nettie
Brentie Shirley
Armadale
Exercise for Women in Sandow's Physical Culture
A quoted passage from Sandow discusses women and exercise arguing that proper progressive training enhances health and beauty without making muscles bulky. It asserts women should build well conditioned, firm, rounded muscles for graceful contours and a shapely arm, contrasting with overdone workouts that hinder grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandow
Tereh
Startling New Theory Warns on Needle and Pencil Habits
A 19th century health warning cautions that biting pins or moistening pencils may carry malignant germs. It notes germs can reside at the pin point and be transmitted through the mouth, and warns against grasping money between the hips as a risky habit seen on streetcars.
Queen Wilhelmina Sayings and Anecdotes
The young Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands is noted for anecdotes. She was seen shaking a doll and saying she would make it a queen if it did not behave. During a visit to England she praised the English as amiable but doubted the specimens seen in Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
England
Prince of Wales
Bolland
Window Gardening in Winter Boxes for Bright Indoor Blooms
Winter window gardening suggests using boxes rather than small pots for better growth. Boxes may be kept outdoors in summer and brought inside in winter if made water tight with zinc or galvanized iron. Include holes at the bottom to drain surplus water and mount on brackets or sills. Plant geraniums heliotrope fuchsias begonias and ferns for variety. add annuals from seed for ongoing bloom. Mornings glories can climb ends, while English ivy adds greenery without flowers. Carnations violets and pansies tolerate cool rooms. roses may thrive in warm moisture from a kitchen. Wandering Jew along edges provides a trailing border. cover boxes with colored paper or drapery. Some homes with deep window casings can install brackets or shelves to maximize sun without clutter.
Perfumed Nightecaps From White Wash Face Caps
Some fastidious women wear night caps made of white wash fabric with a circular sachet pad sewn in the crown. Tie caps are coquettish and pretty, the mesh allows air to circulate and the sachet imparts a faint, diatious assurance to the hair.
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Athens County
Pineos
the Messenger and Herald
Nelsonville
Walter Moore
Dave Burne
Nate Buck
Suffolk
J. J. Hickman
Krendvnlle
Rimmey Newton
Una Smith
Moundsville
Old Jones
Greenville Ky
Nellie Stoneburner
Miles Edith Davis
Charles Davis
James Weenervelt
T Haynenville
Harry Creighton
Cooley
W. J. McManigal
Orbiston
Nelle Stonehurner
Greenville
Anna Dawson
Angie Lentz
Columbus
George Tennyhill
Glousteis
Minnie Brown
Colored Baptist Church
Her. Holland
Cambridge
The
M. E
Lott
Carrie Morris
Bertha Biddison
Davis Cash
Rebecca McCarty
Fred McCarty
McConnelaville
Riley Hooper
St. Francis Hospital
Fred King
Charlie King
King
Urbancrest
Chesterhill
Fedelal
Idick
Fox Hunters Association
Federal Mill Co. Lx
Leney Tryon
Daniel Clay
Grover
Mound Hl
J. E. Norris
H. A. Fleming
Fox Chase
Robert Fisher
Pederal
N. Owens
Vernie Gillilan
Fred Gillian
Martin's Ferry
Etta Mann
Otway
Ira Jones
HS. Knowles
Sare Fetta
Knowles
Dunfee
Parkersburg
Business College
DeWitt
DeWitt's
Cilne
Willtiele
Florence A. James
Cincinnati Hospital Training School
Jamies
Malaie Fieey
Hull
W.C. Jones
George Christmann
Alben Secoy
Golden Frost
George Buck
Res. L. L. Cherington
Bethel
Robert Waugh
James Buck
G. BR. Lawrence
Guysville
Alonzo Lefavor
Win Hall
Ad Shott
Barnhill Boys
Mla Eanten
Eres
Pre Ent
Plantaslele
Lissle Endicott
Loule King
Ona Tullis
Lartlett
Rebecca Hanson
Marietta i
H.R. Jordan
Jayne and Greene
Marietta
Charles Lightfoot
Athens State Hospital
Br. O. A. Lamuert
I. Lb. Lambert
Mt. Hermon
Wilard Tiardin
Lovell
Pittsburg
Irvin Clark
D. MS
Beasley
H. A. Beasley
Masietta
Hall
W. Lortz
Plain City
Mayme Rice
General Brooks
M. E. Curch
Gilbert Boudinot
Phillips Pike
Gibe
Mig Uun
Vicclellan
Arae the
Woee Scientific Columbus Specialist
HOTEL
Berry
J. J. McClallan
South Hionh ST
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