Local social list and community notes across Chauncey and Osm
Miss Florence Andrews visited in Chauncey for a party honoring Miss Nellie Alderman of Dr Sprague residence. The Continental Coal map maker mounted a third story window platform in Stoecklein building to improve blueprints. J M Achauer of New Straitsville died, funeral attended by family. N O Hesse of Corn visited his brother. Special train to Ath? 77 tickets sold. Miss Bob White referenced. Frank Morris of Nelsonville sues his brother Oscar Stine and Alfred James attended the Gloucester Debating Society contest. George Blower won medal. G W Rose chaired judges. Fred Knsterwald unable to play due to train. Dan James read selections. Rev J B Dickson and Rev Morgan attended program. Carpenter to manage Athens hardware store. Clover club to host masquerade. Miss Maude Thompson hosted U G L G club. Macbeth read. Emmett Rogers on vacation from railroad work. Miss Vance Kasler visited Nelsonville. Mrs M Kahns with kin in Dayton attended wedding. J W Bryson family moved to Athens. Mrs J W Bryson to visit. Warren Linscott sold Novelty store to Ned Wolfe and Lew Jones Jr. Dance held in K P hall. Linscott left for home near Athens. Rothwell club discussed Emerson. GUYSVILLE notes include visits and protracted meetings at Graham Chapel. Emmett Riley of Chauncey spent weekend at home.
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Florence Andrews
Achauer
N. OR. Hesse
Corn
J. L. Hesse
Bob White
Frank Morris
Nelsonville
Oscar Stine
Alfred James
Athens
Glouster Debating Society
George Blower
G. W. Rose
Fred Knsterwald
Dan James
John B. Dickson
Christian Church
Morgan ‘Ia
Carpenter
D. P. Reese
John Morgan
Shawnee
William Riley
E- Henry Angle
Warren Linscott
Ned Wolfe
Lew Jones, Jr
K. of P. Hall
Linscott
Mr. Wolfe
Mr. Jones
Mr. Linscott
Rothwell Club
J. A. Crawford
Emerson
Local News Highlights From Trimble Area
Many residents travel for visits and business in nearby towns. The Farmers Institute is set for February 22 and 23 with state speakers Charles McIntire and W. S. Chamberlain. Births, illnesses, and obituaries mark the week as families welcome children and mourn a neighbor.
New England Soapstone: Local Visits and Obituary Update
Miss Bertha Smith returns home from Loveland after a protracted stay. Frisco Til. 16 visitor Frank Copeland joins his wife Ella and parents Mr. and Mrs. Copeland. Edison VanDyke and wife visit Isaac VanDyke and friends. Albert Starling dies at 1 AM. funeral held in Athens after remains sent there. Protracted meeting ends with four church secessions. Frank Van Dyke, 36 inches tall, visits relatives. George L. Hill visits Amenville. Ed Spaulding visits Little Hocking and Toreh. Evelyn Brill resumes Stewart school after vacation.
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Bertha Smith
Agai
Loveland
Frank Copeland
Frisco
Ella Copeland
Robert Copeland
Edison VanDyke
Green County
Isaac VanDyke
W. A. Hibbard
Higgins
el Roush Sid
Athens
Albert Starling
Evelyn Brill
Stewart
Local Social Notes Mixed Visits and Moves
Tor chm Mr and Mrs Bogat of Erie visit Mrs Bogats sister and relatives. Clarence Jones of Guysville spends days with his father T W Jones. Mrs Nettie Taylor and son Lewellyn of Pittsburg visit relatives at Elizabeth West Virginia with uncle C G Dye. Ben Atkinson of the steamer Bessie Smith is home for a few days. Clyde Scott of Marietta stays with his parents near. John McLaughlin spent several days in Columbus last week. Miss Linscott formerly of Amesville buys the millinery store here.
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Bogat
Erie. P
John McLaughlin
Columbus
Miss Linscott
Amesville
Local residents visit and travels noted
Mrs Lizzie Blair of Columbus visited George Hawks and Miss Bertha Johnson of Hebbardsville. Rhoda Barker hosted weekend guests. Mrs Vivian Vorhes of Hebbardsville visited her parents E. Crossen and wife. Della Clatter of Kansas and Myrta McCoy visited friends here. Matt Pidcock of Marshfield spent time with the Gabriers. Cameron Crossen returns to Athens for work after vacation. Attended Baby Enlow funeral in Marshfield. John Draggan of Athens visits Mike Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Blair
Columbus
George Hawk
Bertha Johnson
Hebbardsville
Rhoda Barker
Vivian Vorhes
E. Crossen
Della Clatter
Kansas
Myrta McCoy
Matt Pidcock
Marshfield
Wm. Gabriel
Cameron Crossen
Athens
Baby Dent Enlow
John Draggan
Mike Barker
Peruna promoted for cold to prevent consumption
The article argues that neglecting a cold leads to catarrh and eventual consumption, urging immediate Peruna treatment. It cites Mrs. Powell of Aurora whose illness improved with Peruna after delay, claims thousands of testimonials, and praises Dr. Hartman’s Peruna endorsements.
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Peruna
Dr. Hartman
Local notes include visits, illness and a death
Charles Barker of California visited friends here last week. Rev Beck reports success in meetings at this place. Little Alice Snedden spent days in Athens visiting Ethel Pickering. A child of Mr and Mrs Lester Enlow died Wednesday and was interred at Marshfield. Ed Barrows, a four year Navy veteran, hosts his brother Mack Barrows family. Mrs James Johnson visited daughter Mrs Lise Selby. Dorothy Parker improves after illness. Mrs Ollie Wingett and children Glen and Margaret visited James White near Factory Friday. As McVay spent Sunday with his at Marshfield. A flock of sheep owned by Mrs Sam Lowry was lost, wounding several.
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Charles Barker
California
Rev. Beck
Little Alice Snedden
Athens
Ethel Pickering
Lester Enlow
Marshfield
Ed. Barrows
Sam
U. S. Navy
Mack Barrows
James Johnson
Lise. Selby
Dorothy
Sherman Parker
Ollie Wingett
Glen
Margaret
James White
McVay
Sam Lowry
Local Notes From Clinton Street to Athens Area
Peter Pratt moved his family from Athens to the Mrs. Rickey residence on Clinton street Monday. Berry Brooks sold his farm of 40 acres to Press Snowden last week for 1400 dollars. Dr. B. Vorhes was in Columbus on business. Isaac Smith sold his residence property to Berry Brooks. Mr. Smith intends to locate in the northern part of the state. Mrs. Clint Shafer and Miss Lucy Moore of Nelsonville visited Mrs. Shafer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jack. Mrs. Stella Sisson started a job at the state hospital in Athens. Warren Foster has been ill for a week. Miss Mary McElroy is visiting her sister, Mrs. Kartz, of Athens. Will Fletcher of the O. A. spent Sunday with local friends. Nickies, living two miles east of town, died Sunday. Mr. Nickies.
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Peter Pratt
Athens
Rickey
Clinton Street
Berry Brooks
Snowden
Dr. B. ©. Vorhes
Columbus
Isaac Smith
Smith
Clint Shafer
Lucy Moore
Nelsonville
Stella Sisson
Warren Foster
Mies Mary McElroy
Kartz
Will Fletcher
O. A
Mons
Gas drilling signals Albany’s hopeful future
After a period of ill health the Albany community shows elation over gas prospects as the company began drilling for gas near town on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Property Transfers and Local Social Notes in Mineral Area
Mrs. Hewitt of Marshfield purchased Mrs. Canny's property for 900 dollars. Dread McAdoo Ira Vap Dyke and Miss Alexander attended a play in Athens Friday night. Mrs. V. Hester shopped in Athens Saturday. Miss Nora French visited Athens last week. Mrs. Josephine Dany is staying in Athens a few days. John Hewitt of Ingham's moved into the Story property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
Marshfield
Shade Valley Church News and Local Socials
Rev Crabb filled his regular appointment at this place Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Flanders visited Daniel Crawford Sunday. Mrs F M Lawrence hosted Miss Mand Rath as guest for a day. J W Ball made a business trip to Athens late week. Mrs Daniel Crawford visited George Crawford and family of Cannaville. Sick list includes Mrs Hull Mrs Eliza Coen and the little son of Charles Bishop. Local folks attended meeting at Chapel Sunday night. Miss Sylvia Coe visited relatives at Gayaville over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Ball
Athens
Daniel Crawford
George Crawford
Canaanville
Hull
Eliza Coen
Charles Bishop
Sylvia Coe
Gayaville
Blue Coral Harvest Described From Bay of Benin
A note highlights blue coral as the Bay of Benin's most prized find. The text underscores its value and origin, pointing to the Bay and the prized material.
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Bay of
Benin
Horses to be sold at Warren Bro’s sale on January 26
Lamb and Watson announce a sale at Warren Bro’s featuring horses, mules and mares aged four to ten years. The event promises a range of stock for buyer selection with terms to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Bro’s. Law
Lamb & Watson
California prune and raisin outputs and Kentucky turkey shipments
The California Fruit Grower reports California produced 82 000 tons of prunes and 60 000 tons of raisins in the last year. A Kentucky firm in Fleming County shipped 160 000 turkeys during the late holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Fleming County
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Aurora
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