Visiting Friends and Relatives in Canaanville
Out of Town News notes residents and guests from Athens visiting Canaanville. Jennie Halburt visits Athens friends. Myra Sutton and Myra Webster with Chas Sheldon visit. Miss Lucy Halburt attends Epworth League convention in Athens. Laura Graham returns home after a week here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Halburt
Athens
Myra Sutton
Ray Burch
George Starkey
Harry Wilson
Myra Webster
Chas. Sheldon
Lucy Halburt
George Foster
Waldo Baird
Charleston
W. Va
Laura
Lewis Graham
Local Notes From Athens Area Families
Mrs Fannie McCathran rushed to Athens for her daughter Mrs Harry Moore’s illness with the latter’s condition slowly improving. Barker family hosted Chauncey visits. Grace McCathran and Maggie Stage stayed with Mr Harry Moore. Emma Turner returns to Circle Hill. Mrs Owen Martin and children visited her mother in Stewart. Ferguson family from Chauncey visited Lydia Beachout. Hugh Kyger and Will Graham, Clinton Mathews visited Chauncey and Athens friends. Hunter of Nelsonville visited H M Barker family. Earl Coon ill but improving after fears of appendicitis. Bart Davidson of Athens called on Ira Hillyer. Denziel and George Gabriel Jr went to Nelsonville. Godia South visited her sister in Floodwood. W A Stage of O A called on friends. Anna and Zinnia Scott from Salem visited Mrs Fletcher Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie McCathran
Athens
Harry Moore
Moore
H. M. Barker
Chauncey
Barker
J. N. McHarg
Grace McCathran
Maggie Stage
Emma Turner
Bud Musgrave
Circle Hill
Owen Martin
Stewart
James Ferguson
Norma
Lydia Beachout
Hugh Kyger
Will Graham
Clinton Mathews
James McHarg
Hunter
Nelsonville
Earl Coon
Denziel
George Gabriel, Jr
Godia South
Floodwood
W. A
O. A
Anna
Zinnia Scott
Salem
Fletcher Hawk
Travel disrupted by visits across towns
Mr Walter Cook halted in Indianapolis for a Sunday visit with Mr Dan McGee before heading to Pittsburg to see home friends. James McGee returns to New Lexington after a brief stay with his parents Mr and Mrs James McGee. Val Wells leaves for Jefferson County to work at Morris-Poston mines. R R Johnson travels from Athens on Sunday to visit home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cook
Indianapolis
Dan McGee
Pittsburg
James McGee
New Lexington
Val Wells
Jefferson County
Morris-Poston
R. R. Johnson
Athens
Doan’s Kidney Pills Advised by Athens Resident
Mrs. R. B. Hutchinson of 123 Morris Ave Athens Ohio reports severe bladder inflammation improving after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Henderson’s drug store. She states three boxes brought marked health recovery, endorsing the remedy for kidney ailments and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Athens
R. B. Hutchinson
Morris Ave
Ohio
Daon
Henderson
Doan
Town House Visitors and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs James McCornas of Carpenter visited Mrs Tewksbury's family Sunday. Warley West bought a new horse and buggy. Mrs George Gilmer is improving after illness. Grange meeting drew many from the area in Albany Saturday. Mr and Mrs T N Foster of Albany visited John Rickey Sunday. Mr and Mrs W Tewksbury hosted Mr and Mrs Harry Wright of Gloucester and Mr and Mrs Chase of Carpenter Sunday. Edward Robinett and Charles Bobo of Marshfield came to see sister Belle Fought who has been ill. William Nichols called on friends at Carpenter Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hyde
Blanche King
James
Crooks
King
Marion Koons
Athens
Aaron Koons
Mynta Spitzer
Clara Gillespie
Modoc
van Nile
Warley West
George Gilmer
Grange
Albany
T. N. Foster
John Rickey
W. Tewksbury
Harry Wright
Glouster
Mrs. Chase
Carpenter
Edward Robinett
Charles Bobo
Marshfield
Belle Fought
The Mask of Health and Miona Stomach Tablets
Many in Athens mistake good health for health and suffer indigestion with symptoms like headaches sleep disturbance and distress after eating. Miona stomach tablets are touted as a universal remedy by Henderson-Crider with a money back guarantee if they fail to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Henderson-Crider
Miona
Opticians
Oculists
Salem residents mark Sunday with visits and services
Stella Herald of Hamley spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Finney. Maud Nice of Marshfield visited Miss Minnie Finney. Meda Grace Ida Finney Willie Howell Erlina and Arthur Finney from the Plains were Sunday guests of Will Hamer. Rev Hysel of Marshfield preached Sunday evening. Lou Grace and Maud Grace visited Nelsonville. Henry Morgan Erastus Johnson and families stayed with grandpa Mosley. Dock Young and family of Hamley visited John Rollins. John Grace of Nelsonville called on A Grace. Daggett and Twiss of Athens visited Dall Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Herald
Hamley
H. B. Finney
Maud Nice
Marshfield
Minnie Finney
Meda Grace
Ida Finney
Willie Howell
Erlina
Arthur Finney
the Plains
Salem
Will Hamer
Hysel
Lou Grace
Maud Grace
Nelsonville
Henry Morgan
Erastus Johnson
Grandpa Mosley
Dock Young
John Rollins
John Grace
A. Grace
Mr. Daggett
Twiss
Athens
Dall Lee
Hocking Valley awards large contracts for Logan shops
The Hocking Valley Railway moves to completion of Logan shops by letting contracts for electrical equipment and engines. The Bullock company of Cincinnati, part of Allis Chalmers, will supply electrical machinery while Buckeye Engine of Salem, Ohio, provides the engines. The shops will house 600 horsepower and feature modern economical devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Logan
Bullock Company of
Cincinnati
Allis-Chalmers
Buckeye Engine Company
Salem
Ohio
Franklin Avenue Paving Survey Underway
The survey of Franklin Avenue for paving has begun and paving is expected to start soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Avenue
Reunion of 71st O V L S W Infantry at Newark Ohio
Postcards invite members of the 7th O V L S W Infantry and the 17th to a two day reunion in Newark Ohio on August 4 and 5. The Athens delegation seeks large turnout and local Company B veterans are urged to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Infantry
Newark
Ohio
Old 17Th
Athens
Two-Year Agreement Called For By Pittsburg Coal Operator
Francis L. Robins of Pittsburg told the Ko Koals at their annual meeting that operators and mine workers must revive the joint two-year agreement. He pledged that operators would do their part to bring the matter to a settlement for the coal trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis L. Robins
Pittsburg
Permits to Wed For Six Couples In Ohio District
James G. Russell 25 merchant of Stewart weds Stella M. Colwell 21 of Coolville. Clarence Goldsberry 19 farmer of Shade weds Ada Hartley 17 of Judson. Pearl R. Russell 22 mailcarrier weds Dora E. Frost 19, both of Frost. Henry A. Kelch 29 machinist weds Emily Riddell 28 of Nelsonville. Elmer Gabriel 26 clerk weds Emma A. Laird 23 of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Russell
Merchant of
Stewart
Stella M. Colwell
Coolville
Clarence Goldsberry
Shade
Ada Hartley
Judson
Pearl R. Russell
Dora E. Frost
Frost
Henry A. Kelch
Emily Riddell
Nelsonville
Elmer Gabriel
Emma A. Laird
Athens
Heavy taxpayers listed in Ames township totals
Tax rolls show names and amounts for Ames Township Amesville Village and Bern Township with the totals 91 300 00 30 085 00 and 34 735 00. Assessor credits include A W Kurn J O Andrew and many residents and companies with payments ranging from 60 to 5045 dollars. Counts and sums indicate substantial local property taxes across multiple communities and firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kurn
J. O. Andrew
Alice Oil Co
A. J. Brown
Eva Balderson
J. E. Boudinott
S. Brown
J. J. Beasley
E. H. Browley
F. W. Cone
Lewis Carpenter
Edw. Donaldson
H. C. Finch
D. Flemming
G. D. Fleming
T. M. Flemming
W. Flemming
G. A. Gardner
Co. W. Greer
S&s. Bard Melters
S. Glazier
L. V
C. H. Wyatt
Wm. Warren
Chas. Wolf
R. G. Wolf
W. R. Burns
Amesville Village
David Dyson
G. C. Dyson
John T. Flemming
F. W. Gibson
Flora Gray
Catherine A. Henry
Joseph Henry
W. P. Hoisington
Sarah C. Henry
J. G. Moore
A. C. Pointer & Sons
Mary 8. Phillips
E. A. Smith
J. C. Snedecker
Jennie Wheeler
Bern Township
Real Estate Transfers Across Athens and Surrounding Townships
A compilation of recent transfers lists numerous Athens and area property changes. Notable entries include Michael and Worstell transferring lot 54 to William Dalton for 100 dollars and A O Hungerford transferring lot 46 for 400 dollars. Several parcels involve no stated consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael and Worstell
William Dalton
C. H. Wiltsie
J. W. Spiers
A. O. Hungerford
Albert Riley
Alva C. Verity
Jos. Alberni
James Hounestine
Athens Village
Jesse A. Watkins
James Cassels
Chas. Super
Mary L. Super
D. A. Bardin
Ohio University
Albany
W. J. Allen
Chas. B. Robinett
Carthage
John Hawk
Ella Hawk
Theodore Hawk
Ellsworth King
Edward
Addie Norris
Henry Lobdell
Chauncey
Ellen W. Young
Samuel Coulson
Glouster
Hannah
Steed
James A. Cambell
Nelsonville
M. H. Lutz
Schell Lutz
Troy
Flora E. Johnson
Thomas A. Henson
Trimble
George W. Davis
Mary J. Palmer
Waterloo
Ohio State
Winchester Coal and Mining Co
Wm. Shingler
Chautauqua and Excur sions From Athens This July
Travel specials list from Athens offering special excursion rates to Chautauqua New York and Northern Michigan in July with return windows through late August. Michigan fishing rates run to September 30. Jamestown Exposition tickets on sale now with short return options. Grand Lodge BPOE and New England Old Week events feature extended return possibilities. Agents Bean and Blackwood promote sales from Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Lake County
Athens
Chautauqua
N. Y
Northern Michigan
Ann Arbor R. R
Michigan
Jamestown Exposition
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge B. P. O. E
Boston
Mass
New England
Ung Man Injured by 30 Foot Fall
George Graham a young bricklayer on the new school building fell 30 feet from a ladder at 2 30 while cleaning brick work. He landed on his left side fracturing the left thigh. Dr C S McDougall treated him on the ground and he was taken home in Taylor s ambulance. Further injuries feared. He is son of Will Graham the painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ung
C. S. McDougall
Taylor's Ambulance
Will Graham
Kodol Digests Food for Quick Relief Sold by Cline’s Pharmacy
When indigestion or stomach trouble appears take a little Kodol for prompt relief. A vegetable acid compound containing the juices of a healthy stomach. Kodol digests what you eat and helps your food do you good. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
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OUT OF Town News
Athens County
Canaanville
Wolf’s Plains
Town House
James McCornas
Samuel Tewksberry
William Nichols
Gramps
Lula Berry
Farmington, Ark
Ames Township
David Calvin
Grant Antle
E. L. Brill
D. W. Brill
D. M. Beasley & Son
C. M. Beasley
G. Brown
Black Diamond Coal & Coke Co
G. H. Clark
Mrs. W. Chamberlin
Nettie Curtis
J. L. Elliott
Bertha Evans
Fairfax Soapstone Co
J. E. Gifford
Abraham Gifford
J. T. Gilchrist
Merta Gilchrist
W. R. Goddard
W. O. Gibson
F. W. Harris
W. M. Henry
C. D. Henry
B. Hopkins
H. C. Joy & Bros
L. Lovell
O. M. Lovell
W- K. Marquis
F. M. McCune
W. M. Morris
J. E. Murphey
A. J. Mosier
W. W. Ogg
A. J. Ogg
S. F. Ogg
M. Levi Ogg
Lillian Bardin
W. W. Bardin
J. F. Schuller
Johns. Swett
W. C. Wells
Geo. Watts’ Heirs
Athens Township
SA Ce Sale
Niagra Falls
Bulletin
Atlantic City
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Anglesea
Avalon
Holly Beach
Rehoboth
Wildwood
Toronto
Alexander Bay
Montreal
Quebec
Ohio Central Lines
Jamestown
Allegheny Mountains
Shenandoah Valley
Ohio Central
Rockies
Columbus
Hocking Valley Bulletin
Sun
Aee Pomeroy
Jackson
Bean
Union Station
J P. Blackwood
George Graham
George Fenzel
Young Graham
Graham
Ayer
Formu
Asia Him
J. ©. Ayer
Lowell, Meas
Tammany Hall
Baltimore
White Mountain
S. M. Denison
Chillicothe
Perfect Light Optical Company
Chambersburg, Pa
Taylor & Shaw
Office Warren Building
Postoffice
Bell
the Bank of Athens
United States
J. D. Brown
W. B. Golder
Belephone No
J. S. Basom
D. D. S. Dentist
South Court Street
Anderson Bros. & Co
Brdiders Roach
W. B. Dailey
Fulton Grocery
North
Fire and Life Insurance
H. H. Haning
Cumberland
Kansas
Soulers
Carson Bros
Middleport, O
Joseph W. Jones
District Court of the United States
Southern District of Ohio
Eastern Division
G. W. Rose
Heid Willie
Sharp
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