Local Moves and Visits Hit Marshfield Community
T R Hamilton moved to Athens to start an undertaki ng business. Gush Six of Marshfield returned from Dorrisville with a new wife and will reside in Marshfield. Mrs Hez Pedigo visited Athens with Mrs G W Duffee. Friday and Saturday reports show several Marshfield calls and trips among residents including P L Shannon heading to Marion to visit sister Mrs Mary Coffey. Per Vorhes and family saw relatives in Columbus. Mrs Sadie Salders and Helen of Athens visited Walter Hunter. John Pmish moved his family to town to work as night operator for B and O. Nellie Allison returned to Columbus after two weeks with her parents. Mrs D Albaugh of Luhrig spent Monday with daughter Fannie Bobo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Hamilton
Athens
Gush Six
Marshfield
Dorrisville
Llt
Ter
Mary Coffey
Per Vorhes
Columbus
R. M. Cooper
Sadie Salders
Helen of Athens
Walter Hunter
John Pmish
Nellie Allison
Ll. Hawk
Frost and Community News From Amesville Area
Rev Tuttle preached at Welch Chapel Sunday evening guests from Berrysville Annis Hartley and her young daughter. Richard Linton bought property formerly held by Willard Petty. Amelia Hatch died July 6 at 63. funeral July 8 at Centennial church conducted by Rev Muns. Family members from Athens Broadwell Parkersburg attended. Virgil Brandeberry four years old died after hot jelly burn. funeral Saturday at Centennial church with Rev Jones. Mrs Linas Conklin and children visiting from West Virginia. Rev G E Petty returned to Canton NY with his father W L Petty. Rosa Merrill of Marietta visited relatives here. William Founds and son Howard visited Meigs county. Many attended the Athens show Thursday. Amesville scored 12 runs to 2 against MP Tetecece with notable hits by Calendine Gardner Cecil Day Morrow. Burt and Heston split pitching. Heston allowed few runs. Bartlett 8 5 bases on balls noted. wild pitches by Burt two. Umpires Smith and Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Hatch
Centennial Church
Muns
H. H. Wickham
Athens
Roswell Wickham
Mary Musgrave
Broadwell
Delmer
Don Hatch
Parkersburg
Virgil
Elmer Brandeberry
Rev
Jones
Linas Conklin
West Virginia
C. Conklin
E. Petty
Canton
N. Y
W. L. Petty
Rosa Merrill
Marietta
William Founds
Howard
Meigs County
Miss Ida Campbell Returns From Oklahoma For Health
Wolf's Plains notes Ida Campbell back from Oklahoma where her health improves. Sanford Shaw and family, Lacy Lenigar, and Mary Dowler spent Sunday at Dowler Ridge. A son was born to Charles and Mrs. Brown. Bessie Moore and son Derrell, Grace McCathran visited Chauncey with Rose Ferguson. Mabel Scott visits Salem. Maggie Powell and children from flesray City stay with Rev and Mrs Coon. Mary Six of near Salem visits relatives. Joe Brown hosts his brother from Pleasanton. Levi Smith guests with relatives at Orbiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Shaw
Lacy Lenigar
Mary Dowler
Dowler Ridge
Charles Brown
Bessie Moore
Derrell
Grace McCathran
Chauncey
Rose Ferguson
Mabel Scott
Salem
Joe Brown
Pleasanton
Levi Smith
Orbiston
Magazine selection at Henderson Crider Drug Co
Henderson Crider Drug Co at 7 1 5 5 2 offers a comprehensive magazine stock and prompt sourcing of titles not on hand. If not in stock they will obtain the issue for customers as requested.
Social notes from local towns and theatre
Luhrig Lostro and H E B Coffey toured Sandusky and Cedar Point Sunday. Mrs G Cox visited her aunt Barbara Bauer of New York City. Ten Nights in a Barroom by Philips Dramatic Company drew a large crowd Monday. Gladys Gibbs visited Murray and Nelsonville Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Pierce of New Lexington stayed with Mrs Pierce's parents, the Aarons, from Saturday to Tuesday. Children Day services at the Christian church Sunday evening drew a large audience. Mrs William Williams, Mrs Thomas Winning Jr and Rosalie Beckle visited Mr and Mrs George Beckle Sunday. Mrs Della Taush of Dayton visits her sister Mrs Joe Forde. Clara Martin and daughter Lola of Marshfield circulated among relatives Sunday. Maude Simmons of Athens called in Luhrig Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lostro
H. E B. Coffey
Sandusky
Cedar Point
G. Cox
Barbara Bauer
New York City
Philips Dramatic Company
Gladys Gibbs
Murray
Nelsonville
William Pierce
New Lexington
The
Christian Church
William Williams
Thomas Winning, Jr
Rosalie Beckle
George Beckle
Della Taush
Dayton
Joe Forde
Clara Martin
Lola
Marshfield
Maude Simmons
Athens
Lubrig
McCune reunion set near Sand Rock on August 8
AMESVILLE reports a busy week with visitors from Coshocton Canton Zanesville and Columbus. The annual McCune reunion will be held August 8 at the old farm near Sand Rock. Various residents, including Lucile Lovell Edith Hoisington and others, traveled or hosted relatives in Columbus Athens Marysville Mansfield and Sapulpa. Weathermarked heat reached 98 degrees at the government station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saville
Coshocton
McCune
Sand Rock
Lucile Lovell
Marietta
E. A. Smith
Sarah Linscott
Mosier
Colummbus
Smith
Marysville
Edith Hoisington
Athens
Floyd Beasley
Columbus
D. M. Beasley
F. W. Gibson
Zanesville
Clara Copeland
Corning
C. H. Dille
Mansfield
J. M. Green
Emporia
Kan
Howard
Susie Malster
Lacy Lindley
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
W. P. Smith
BE. A Wooley
Pleasantville
Mahala Wooley
Bartlett Nine Defeated Amesville 12 to 2 in Saturday Game
Local boys traveled to Bartlett and trounced the Bartlett nine 12 to 2. They set schedule to face four nines from Jacksonville next Saturday and Chester Hill in a week. Bartlett game scoreline shows Amesville at bat with outs, hits, and errors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Jacksonville
Chester Hill
Townsends and Beans Gather for West Vic Visit
Green Branch residents share weekend visits with relatives in nearby towns. Ora Townsend returned from West Vic after two weeks with friends. Several Bean family members, including Mary, Ada, Tina, and Gladys, visit or host relatives. The Stewart baseball team played Guysville, 10 to 3. Farmers cut hay as Ada Bean recovers from a foot gathering.
Mrs Carpenter Dies After Ill Health at 46
Mrs Dora Bartley Carpenter wife of B K Carpenter died at her home July 11 1908 aged 46 years and 11 days after months of ill health She leaves a husband five children and many relatives The funeral was held Monday at 1 pm at the C P church Rev S on g of La Rue officiating Interment in Hedvardsville cemetery Attending out of town were Hon J J Carpenter of Athens Lydia Armstrong of Athens Dr Edgar Carpenter of Bradford Junction and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Lynch
Jessie Cilne
Athens
A. H. Dixon
Beverly
Nancy Steele
Charleston
W. Va
Fulton
William Irwin
Henry Fisher
West
Mage
West Virginia
Dora Bartley Carpenter
B. K. Carpenter
Carpenter
Cutré
FE. B. Holmes
Maud
Bather
Margarette
C. Pebureh
Somg
la Rue
Hedvardsville
KE. K. Carpenter
J. J. Carpenter
Lydia Armstrong
Edgar Carpenter
Bradford Junction
Vorhes
Akron
Alyen
Local residents visit and travel in the region
TorCH notes Pittsburg visitor Will Wood stays with friends while Emmett Andrews from Frost visits the area. Mr. and Mrs. Posey spend Sunday with Meigs county friends. Rev. Mr. Dick, district superintendent, preached at the M. E. church. Miss Luella Russell returns home from Little Hocking. Arthur Romine and family go back to Midland City after staying with Mrs. Fannie Romine. Annie Dunfee and W. Y. Rowles visit Little Hocking friends. Rev. Parking and Rev. Kreager preach at the Little Hocking Baptist church. May Knowles leaves for Logan to visit cousin Mrs. Annie Birger. Charles Knowles and wife stay on their Little Hocking farm. George Montgomery of Cleveland and Laura Jewell of Beebe guests at J. A. Dye’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wood
Pittsburg
Emmett Andrews
Frost
Dunfee
Posey
Meigs County
M. E
Luella Russell
Little Hocking
Arthur Romine
Fannie Romine
Midland City
Annie Dunfee
W. Y. Rowles
Frank Parking
G. E. Kreager
Baptist Church
Little Hockng
May Knowles
Las
Logan
Annie Birger
Charles Knowles
George Montgomery
Cleveland
Laura Jewell
Beebe
J. A. Dye
Local residents listed in social notice
Carpenter and Miss Jessie Carpenter of Carpenter, Mrs. O. L. Howard of Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs. E. Martindale of McArthur and Prof. and Mrs. A. H. Dixon of Beverly.
Hot Springs Blood Remedy Ad by Henderson Crider Drug Co
A leading physician’s special formula is sold as a remedy for blood issues. The ad proposes Hot Springs Blood Remedy at one dollar per bottle and directs readers to Henderson Crider Drug Co for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Henderson Crider Drug CO
U.S
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Glouster Board Chooses New Primary Teacher Lora Wiley
The Glouster Board of Education met Saturday at president L. R. Andrews office. Clerk J L Davis was absent. After approving several bills the board accepted the resignation of Ida M Wedge and named Lora Wiley as the new primary teacher. A heating plant for the high school was discussed and the board authorized an investigation into current plants and bids. final action awaits committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
L. R. Andrews
Front Street
J. L. Davis
Ida M. Wedge
Lora Wiley
Trimble
Local residents share Sunday visits across several households
Mr and Mrs Blbert Sams of Long Run visited the Frost family. Harry Riley from Athens toured local friends. Herbert Hawk and Cy Bean with family joined relatives in Willow Creek and at the Weatherbys. Ella Crawford from Asbury visited Weatherbys and Hartleys. Grace Ashton of Athens visits her sister Mrs John Bobo. Teachers’ exams drew attendees from here to Athens. Anne Hartley of Athens stayed with her sister Orison Mattison. Elizabeth Cooley of Athens visited her daughter. Mr Bobbett hosted Weatherbys at Stewart. Edson Kelley of Athens spent Sunday at home. Calvin Frost and daughter Cora were in Athens on business. William Downey, in declining health, remains poorly. Herbert Downey and Earl visited Athens on Thursday. Rev Arthur led the regular service with strong sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bean
C. A. Bean
Jennie Wyatt
Gladys
Tina Bean
Athens
Vera Bean
Owen Riley
Canaanville
J. A. Buck
Bert Buck
Ruel Finsterwald
Mildred Buck
Guysville
Whitfield Bean
H. L. Calvert
Stewart
Blbert Sams
Long Run
Calvin Frost
Harry Riley
Herbert Hawk
Judson
William Tedrow
Cy Bean
Willow Creek
George Hartley
Ella Crawford
Asbury
Charles Weatherby
Grace Ashton
John Bobo
Anne Hartley
Orison Mattison
Elizabeth Cooley
M. J. Bobbett
Edson Kelley
Cora
William Downey
Herbert Downey
Earl
Arthur
Graham's Chapel Visitors and Local Socials
Misses Ethel and Alma Anthony of Angel Ridge were guests of Miss Maude Ruth. Mr and Mrs Fred Carpenter and daughter Leota Pearl of Athens visited D B Love and family. Mr and Mrs Cyrus Bean and children of South Canan and Miss Anna Kartley of Athens visited Mr and Mrs George Hartley. John Sprague moved to Trimble for work. Oscar Wilson of Columbus attended service. Daced McConkey returned home from Virginia. Edson Kelley of Athens visited, and William Downey, ill, shows no improvement. Master Herbert Kelley of Athens visited his cousin Bernice Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Alma Anthony
Angel Ridge
Maude Ruth
Fred Carpenter
Leota Pearl
Athens
D. BE. Love and Family
Cyrus Bean
South Canan
Anna Kartley
George Hartley
John Sprague
Trimble
Oscar Wilson
Columbus
This Place
Daced McConkey
Virginia
Edson Kelley
William Downey
Herbert Kelley
Bernice Ely
Visit Ties Families Across Cities In Brief Note
Mrs. John Conley of Beaumont Texas visits relatives in Bridge Street with Mr and Mrs William Conley. She plans to go to Athens to visit Mrs William Hurst while Mrs William Conley travels to Marietta and Parkersburg and will join Mrs John Conley there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conley
Beaumont, Tex
William Conley
Bridge Street
Athens
William Hurst
Marietta
Parkersburg
Chillicothie Advertiser
Zelda War Time Visit Among Albany Brooks Family
Walter Chase and family of Albany visited H. C. Brooks family on Sunday. Rev. Perry Hudnall of Dresden preached Thursday night. Alexander township board of education met Saturday and hired teachers for the next year across twelve districts including Everett White, Annie Fenwick, D. C. Chappell, Leo Pierce, H. C. Brooks, Urban Parker, Jennie Biddle, Erl Cowen, Elizabeth Mar District, Letetia War, Weber French, and Dolph Byer at Hebbardsville.
Millfield Beats Burr Oak Reds 2 to 1 in Local Baseball
Dent made a business trip to Chauncey last Saturday while Lewis Howard visited Athens Friday. Millfield Consumers won a tight 2 1 game over Burr Oak Reds. The local nine boast only two losses in fourteen games. Attendees included W E Riley of Athens with Mattie Norris, Lewis Russell of Beaumont, and Frank Roberts of Corning visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Chauncey
Lewis Howard
Athens
Millfield
Burr Oak Reds
W. E. Riley
Mattie Norris
Joe Earich
Lewis Russell
Beaumont
Frank Roberts
Corning
Local Social News From Glouster and Nearby Areas
Miss Ella Donely of Glouster visits her parents Mr and Mrs Dick Nutter. Mr and Mrs J J Cooley stay with Mr and Mrs John Bovo in Lysander. Misses Carrie and Bertha Lowery visit Trimble friends. Miss Mary Grimes of Columbus visits her mother Mrs Willian Campbell. Lena and Mildred Skinner return home after several days in Glouster. Mr and Mrs Systock visit friends in Hocking. Lizzie Covusty, former local, visits many friends. Maude and Hoyt Ashton return from Athens after days with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Donely
Glouster
Dick Nutter
J. J. Cooley
John Bovo
Lysander
Carrie
Bertha Lowery
Trimble
Mary Grimes
Columbus
Willian Campbell
Lena
Mildred Skinner
Mrs. Systock
Hocking
Lizzie Covusty
Harmony Hill Social Roundup Seeks Parkersburg Visits
Mr and Mrs George Hueston made a business trip to Parkersburg Saturday. G K Thorp attended the Citizens Telephone meeting at Little Hocking Saturday evening. Edith Watson of the M B C spent from Saturday to Monday at home. HNoland called on J T Devore Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs N S Dutton went to Little Hocking Saturday evening. George McName and daughter Angeline visited relatives in Parkersburg from Saturday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hueston
Parkersburg
G. K. Thorp
Citizens
Little Hocking
Edith Watson
H. Noland
J. T. Devore
N. 8. Dutton
George McName
Miss Angeline
Charade of praise for a rival s Advocate
The fragment urges excessive praise of a rival, warning that flattery can create more enemies than criticism. It implies strategic reputation work and social dynamics within rivalry contexts.
Joe Johnson's Press Shop Ad Cleaning and Pressing
Clean and press service offered by Joe Johnson at his shop beside Fulton's grocery store. Repairs also available for clothing. Local ad emphasizes thorough cleaning, pressing, and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnson
Fulton
Photography studios offer artful portraits and good value
The Gage Photo Co at 14 West Union promises reasonable prices for quality photography. Wise's Studio is promoted for artistic photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage Photo CO
West Union
Wise
V C Loos Watch Clock and Jewelry Repair
V C Loos advertises first class watch clock and jewelry repair services with waist pins priced at 25 cents a pair and guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Loos
Hardware. Fruit Canned at Right Prices
Mason jars and tin cans available at H. L. Whbeaton store. Customers urged to call for canning supplies with good quality and fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whbeaton
Dry Cleaning Offer Recolors Faded Garments Locally
Athens Dye Works promotes recoloring faded garments at low cost in your town. The ad mentions both telephone contacts for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Social Visit Highlights From Hockingport Weekend
In Hockingport Miss Jessie Wells hosted Clara Wells of Newbury and Corienne Frame of Coolville with others attending from Belpre Parkersburg and Cleveland. Guests included Mrs. Agnes Humphrey and her son John, Mrs. Alice Curtis and daughter Mabel, plus the Parker and Elliott families. Emily Humphrey donated silver plates to the M. B. church as Rev. Dick preached at the quarterly meeting. A hay ride to Lyda saw Lyda boys beat Hockport the latter team led by a local ace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Humphrey
John
Alice Curtis
Mabel
Belpre
Frank
Cleveland
Naomi Hickman
Parkersburg
Hazel Medley
Ethel
Gladys Parker
Zella Brookhart
Minnie Rogers
Achaea Elliott
Emily Humphrey
M. B. Church
Lyda
Lyda Boys
Hockimzport
Leam
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Wiltshire
Vance Shoe Co
oSees
Hez Pedigo
Gg. W. Duffee
CO. H. Friday
P. L. Shannon
Marion
D. Albaugh
Luhrig
Fannie Bobo
Tuttle
Welch
Annis Hartley
Little Daughter
Berrysville
Richard Linton
Willard Petty
Amesville
Calendine, Gard
Cecil
Day
Morrow
Rudolph
Potts
Heston
Gibson
Fleming
Burt
Hes
Ton
Love
Seaman
Smith and Wells
Gardner
Tinker
Beasley
Hesson
Barrett
Beazel
Calendine
Graham
Enve
Cumisins
Hobson
Okie
Pees
Wolf's Plains
Ida Campbell
Efi
Maggie Powell
Flesray City
Will
Security Savinge Bank
Coat
MD Savings Bank CO
Ericsson
Ericsson Engine CO
New York
Boston
Philadeiphia
Montreal
J. D. Brown
B. Golden
the Bank of Athens
Athens, Ohio
Athens National Bank Capital
W.N. Alderman
H. D. Henry
Ead Id
Green Branch
Ora Townsend
West Vic
Miss Mary Bean
Mr. and
Mrs
Chet Bean
Lydia Kincade
Addison Carpenter
Albany
A. B. Howard
Gallipolis
Schol Board
Coolville Ridge
Graham's Chapel
Zelda
Fenwick
Hickory Grove
D. C
Parker
Golden
Jennie Biddle
Bates Erl Cowen
Sharp
Elizabeth Mar
Letetia War
Jolly
Weber
Hebbardsville
Dolph Byer
MODOC
Maude and
Hoyt Ashton
Harmony Hill
F. G
Ohio
Hall«Boden
New Bank Bldg
Express
Millikan & Hickle
Hockingport
Jessie Wells
Clara Wells
Newbury and Corienne
Frame of Cool
Ville
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