Centennial Fourth Observance in Athens I In Morning Scenes
Report describes commemorative events in Athens celebrating the Fourth with morning scenes and incidents. Decorations and a procession mark the observance. The piece notes a new and startling departure at the Black Hills by the "Special Artist."
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Black Hills
Campus Exercises Highlight Music Prayer and Declaration Reading
A campus program features music and prayer followed by the Reading of the Declaration of Independence. General Grosvenor delivers remarks. A. B. Walker, Esq. presents a historical sketch of the county. The event continues in the City Hall with a grand schedule.
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A. B. Walker
Centennial Fourth Celebrated in Athens with decorations and parade
The article describes Athens on the Centennial Fourth with extensive decorations along Court Street and in campus grounds. Citizens, including families and children, join parades, calathumpians, and a West Enders display to celebrate 1776 and 1876. The procession, dignitaries, and prayers frame a day of patriotic pageantry and communal festivity.
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Aurora
Athens
Court Street
Judge Welsh
Simeon Pickering
W. B. Voorhes & Son
Stremners
A. L. Roach
Borman Brothers
N. H. van Vorhee & Bartlett
K. K. Golden
A. K. Frame
Evergreen
Harrison & Wilson
C. Rose
Dr. Lash
T. M.D. Pilcher
Misses Reed
Miss McLeod
Roach Brothers
W. H. Brown
E. V. Donnan
John Perkins
Capt. Dana
E. Reynolds Lash’s Drug Store
Walker's Shoe Store
Kurtz & Norris
Dorr & Co
M. Selig & Co
First National Bank
Court
Washington
Bank of Athens
C. McLean
Gabriel
Pickering & Son
Lew. Lyon
Kern& Lansley
Gem Drug Store
Warren House
Eighteenth Ohio Volunteers
J.M. Johns
C. R. Sheldon & Son
Cyrus Rose
R. H
Johnny Brown
Lulu Brashears
Sallie Kessinger
Addie
Emma Johns
Sallie Foster
Gertrude
Robert
Ralph Jennings
Lucy
Lizzie
Flossy Ballard
Centennial oration outlines liberty learning and faith
In a 1876 centennial address Col Constable lauds the nation as born of a people governed by self rule, notes a century of liberty, education, and religious freedom, and celebrates Athens county's origins, growth, and railroad expansion. The speech shifts to a stormy interruption as events move to City Hall for further remarks by Gen Grosvenor and Maj Townsend.
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Union
Peter Kern
John Brown
W. G. Cooley
Dentist
Washington
George W. Gould
T. M. D. Pilcher
Brown House
C. E. M. Jennings
Vine
N. H. van Vorhes
Johnson M. Welch
Wm. Walker
R. H. Stewart
W. D. Bartlett
Judge Minton
L. W. Brown
Mr. Smith
E. H. Moore
Dr. Frame
Dr. Lash
A. L. Roach
Alice (. Brown
Dana & Grosvenor
Court of Common Pleas
Wm. Blackstone
L. M. Jewett
Daniel A. Grosvenor
County Refrigerator
J. L. Currier
A. B. Walker
John Cornell
Mulberry
J. L. Kessenger
Mrs. Hibbard
Congress
Dr. Carpenter
Messrs. Hackman, Arckott
Geo. Whipple
Catholic Church
Atheneum
Liberty
United States
la Fayette
France
Columbia
Col. Constable
Athens
A. Walker
Mr. Walker
Athens County
A. B
Ohio
Ohio River
Arthur St. Clair
Govenor
P. Ivania
Lake Erie
Os Lake
Enid River
Thenee
Ibeeeeee Ohio Company
Marietta
Muskingum
Ohio Company
Scipio
Bedford
Orange
Olive
Meigs County
Homer
Marion
Morgan County
Ward
Green
Starr
Hocking County
Brown
Swan
Elk
Madison
Knox
Clinton
Vinton
Meigs
Morgan
Hocking
Swan, Elk
Chillicothe
Great Western
Federal Creek
Lancaster
Hewitt
Chillicothe Road
Old Esq
Zanesville
Gallipolis
City Hall
Grosvenor
College Green
Maj. Townsend
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Centennial
Decorat
Gen. Grosvenors
R. A. Constable
W. S. Wilson
H. C. Megrew
D. A. Grosvenor
A. W.S. Minear
J. B. Allen
W. J. Kirk
Canaan
Ames
Dover
Waterloo
Calathampians
West-enders
Calithumpians
Hocking Valley
Cincinnati
Jesus Christ
Katharine Gray
America
Col
Constable
Charles H. Grosvenor
Gen. Grosvenor
Sanael Ama