Local Notables and Visitors Light Up Columbus Area
Local items note visits and greetings among residents and nearby towns. Names include Moore Higgins Hawk Quinn Berry Stalder Bush Woodworth Hale and more, with trips to Boston Pittsburg Columbus Amesville London Ky and Chesapeake mentioned. The column records social calls and weddings, plus a note on real estate prospects in Kansas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Shaner
Oakdale
Kansas
Oklahoma
Shaner
Obituary and community notes from Amesville section
Obituary for Maria S Witham aged 78 outlines birth date January 4 1825 marriage March 10 1842 and six children four surviving Agusta Evans Carthage township Athens county Ohio Ebram L Oberlin Kansas Adeline Brewer Guysville and Jessie P.R. McVay Athens Ohio two children Samuel and Eveline died earlier. She joined Methodist Episcopal church thenUnited Brother in Washington County and lived in Guysville Ohio. Funeral June 28 1908 in Guysville M.E. church. Interment Bean Cemetery with hymnlike verses. The column also lists local visits events and forthcoming talks in Amesville with various residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria S Witham
Stephen T. Hull
Agusta Evans
Carthage Township
Athens County
Ohio
Ebram L
Oberlin
Kansas
Adeline Brewer
Guysville
Jessie PR. McVay
Athens
Better Land
Samuel
Eveline
Methodist Episcopal Church
Guysvile
Washington County
United Brothern Church
Guggsyville
Guysville-M. KE
L. L Cherrington
Bean Cemetery
Ayar
The Vultures At Feasting On Tiger Carcass
A tiger has been killed and Colonel Ramsay orders the carcass dragged into the open. Vultures arrive quickly, communicate by sight and scream as they swoop in. They tear flesh from the bones in a frenzied, crowded feeding rush with sharp beaks and rapid movements. The scene echoes notes from The Pories of Upper Lidia and Their folia fignis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramesy
Bettes
Ramsay
Rowidi
Tie
Upper
Lidia
F F. W. Webner
Mystery Love Triangle Unfolds at Edith's Grave
In a cemetery on the Day of the Dead a girl finds fresh flowers on a grave and uncovers a complex tale. Edith Whitmarsh’s secret marriage to Farle Gardner reveals a child left behind. Geraldine Sheldon learns of a rival, then of Edith’s choice for care of the child after a year. The entwined lovers confront fate as Gardner confirms the concealed plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Whitmarsh
Geraldine Sheldon
Edith
Farle Gardner
Washington
Geraldine
Marty
Eya
Open letter touts Dodd's Kidney Pills for aged sufferers
Bellflower Me July 6 Mr G Bohrer endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney and urinary troubles common in the elderly. He recalls years of distress, trial of many remedies, then two boxes, rapid improvement, and a long lasting recovery at age 84. He calls them a splendid medicine for old people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellflower
G. ¥. Bohrer
Dodd
Mr. Bohrer
Athens Village ordinance approves Sabie Heirs Addition plat
An ordinance of the Incorporated Village of Athens Ohio approves the plat of the Sabie Heir s Addition in Farm Jon No 45 Town No 9 Range No 14 Ohio Company s Purchase. The action names Lucy C Burchfield Hester Blackstone Mary E Rich and Willam Q T Horsnell as part of the subdivision and designates streets and alleys. Passed July 6 1963 by Mayor Henry Logan and Clerk W B Golden. Deafness cure advertisement and Miss Pollard ice cream social noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Lucy C. Burchfield
Hester Blackstone
Mary E. Rich
Willam
Horsnell
Georgia Horsnell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moore
Columbus
J. Mr. Higgins
Boston
Ernest Hawk
Channcey
Will Wells
Lath Trap
Lana
Harry Stalder
Anns Quinn
Cambridge
Leicester
Carl Berry
College
If C. Henry
Amesgoble
Aix
G. L. Cable
Santonio
Texas
W. 5. Bush
Pleasanton
F. W. Bush
Leroy Woodworth
Millfield
FE. G. Woodworth
Zoe Tedric
Chauncey
Sadie Wilton
State Street
B. H. Saunders
Lancaster
W. B. Golden
President Street
William McDonald
Buchtél
Robinson Circus
John Tillery
Charles
London
Leroy Pilcher
Anna Pearl McVay
New York City
Ida
Maggie McDonald
Buchtel
McDonald
Pittsburg
G. M. Lovell
Ameerville
M. Hobson
Henry Pollard
Salem
J. E. Bush
McConneleville
Florence Hedges
Columbne
E. Hedges
Walter Juniper
Stella Weis
Nelsonville
James Duncan
Will Phillips
Ameysille
Aldermin
and Rirs C, Be, Clark of
Irenton
Major
Elmer Golden
Wilhew J. Hawk
Mrs
Mary Rutherford
Biuff Cavs
Plains
Chas Wogan of
Hollister
Chillicothe
E. C. Gurtis
Amesville
D. D. Fuller
George W. Caldwell
Akron
Hamilton
Weihr
A. S. Starling
New England
Undertazer Hibbard
J. B. Randall
Celia Randall
Lewisville
Horace Goodwin
Mattoon
Harry Goodwin
Indianands
Frank Phillips
Martha Baird
William Harsher
Glouster
Glen Roy
Wellston
B. Humphrey
Rev . W. King
Yellow Stone Park
The
Presbyterian Church
Mattie Tedric
Constance Hawk
L. D. Wilson
Lou E. Grafton
Cornerstone Publishing Co
St. Paris
T. A. Snyder
Albert Hibbard
James Duffee
Middleport
Raccoon
Harvey Phillips
John Rogers
Cora
Jerseyville
Claude McClanahan
C. H. Welch
Charleston
Welch
Wilson Welch
Guy Scott
Paxl Scott
Wilkensburg Ps
Winfield Scott
3. B. Hunt
Ames
H. BH
Humphrey
St. Louis
Coolville
A. BR. Richardson
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Friends of
Lie Society
Roosevelt
United States
Orle
Edith Ida Wiitmarsh
Isso
Madras
Mer's Department
Mer’s
D. Zenner & Company
OFI2
W. HE. Brown Shoe Company
Oxfords
Philadelphia Brand
W. H. Brown
For
Tr.ee
the Home Furnishing Co
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Druggzists
A. Hal’s
Miss Pollard
Salem Church
West Saturdy
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