Ella Off of Indianapolis Ends Run Down Constitution
Miss Ella Off from Linden Street describes a prolonged weakness then recovery after using a tonic and Peruna. She credits improved appetite, energy, sleep, and full recovery within two months and asks others to seek Hartman Sanitarium medical advice. All correspondence kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Linden St
Indianapolis
Ind
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Local Social Notes Highlight Dozens Of Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs B N Poston hosted friends from Hocking and Beaumont guests. Miss Kate Johnson visited Athens relatives. Multiple visits to Columbus Lancaster Circleville and Zaleski are noted along with a marriage of Harry Hall and Grace Sargent. A social evening at West Washington street was hosted by Mrs W A Woodard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Poston
George Hall
Hocking
Kate Johnson
Athens
Jesse Atkinson
Beaumont
Charles Linton
Harry J. Ackerman
Akron
Harry Jackson
Mabel Tallis
Oldrence Horn
Athens Sanday
Mac Wareheim
Haydenville
Conrad Pletch
P. B. Lama
Basil
Bernard
Circleville
Laurelville
A. Cable
Edith
Nye
Fam'iy
Chauncey
Ida Devol
Dr. Davis
Columbus
Lin Murphy
Frank Minner
Rhodes
Earl Richmond
Hattie Heseldon
Lancaster
Walter Morrison
Aaron Rudolph
George Matt Sr
Anc New John of Lancaster
George Matt
Meyers Street
Gertrude Furniss
Harry Hall
Irace Sargent
Miller
M. E. Church
Ollive Knox
W. A. Woodard
West Washington Street
Glouster News Roundup Busy in Athens and Area
Glouster residents attend social events in Athens and Bishopville. Church ice cream supper profits reach about 40 dollars with music by a colored band. A new colored baseball team formed with 7 to 6 loss to a white team. Frosted by mining work shifts, locals pursue Blue Ribbon temperance band and other visits. A mine strike at Mine No. 6 ends after one day. Various local visits, births, and legal notices accompany community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Dade May
Kingston
W. F. Hurst
Church of Christ At
Bishopville
Glouster
Enterprise
Philip Seantse
Fitz Schwabac
J. A. Wilson
Paul
Cecil
Roseville
W. B. Stedman
Blue Ribbon Club
Minnie Duncan
Luhrig
Henry Walters
Columbus
M. M. Bryson
Shesterhill
Helen Booth
West Columbia
W. Va
A. Davis
Wichita
Kas
Bert Graham
M. Clark
Ben William
Local Social Notes From Coolville and Nearby
Parkersburg visitors and Beverly residents feature among short local social items. Guests include Miss Wilma Barrett from Parkersburg, Mrs. H H Brown with her brother and family from Guyaville, and Mrs A E Lawrence from Glouster. Others travel to Athens Syracuse and Indianapolis for visits and family.
Local Social Notes From Jasper District
Avery Chalfant and wife of the Garden visited the former's parents T. N. Chalfant. Allison Ward of Success spent the weekend here with his wife. Mrs. John Niggemeyer and Mrs. Chas. Bishop visited their mother Mrs. Barnhill on Dutch Ridge. Aaron Bails and family stayed a few days at Keno Meigs County to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Chalfant
T. N. Chalfant
Allison Ward
Success
John Niggemeyer
Chas
Bishop
Barnhill
Dutch Ridge
Aaron Bails
Keno
Meigs County
Laxitive Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Notice
Customer advised to file for refund if the product fails to cure. Each box bears an illegible or unclear signature, raising questions about authenticity and warranty terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ail Ak
Local Visitors Come and Go in Millfield Area
W B Riley and M E Christman of Athens spent Sunday in Millfield. Mrs Wm Maston was in Glouster Friday. Sam Lahogh and family of Sugar Creek visited relatives here Sunday. Ida Kempton of Jacksonville visited Mrs L D Hanl Sunday. Mrs Frank Price of Trimble spent part of the week here. Mr and Mrs Walter Ackley of Columbus were guests of Mr and Mrs Enoch Moore. E E Learned of Toledo and BE H Learned were guests of their parents here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Riley
M. E. Christman
Athens
Wm. Maston
Glouster
Sam Lahogh
Sugar Creek
Ida Kempton
Jacksonville
L. D. Hanl
Frank Price
Trimble
Walter Ackley
Columbus
Enoch Moore
E. E Learned
Toledo
BE. H. Learned
Residents Notes and Visits Across New England
Miss Carrie Yocum from Kileville and Miss Henry from Amesville visited Mrs. Mary Edwards Sunday. Miss Arlie Satten of Athens spent Sunday and Monday with her sister Mrs. Florence Wright. Mrs. Maud Day of Charleston W Va and two children visit locals. John Grosvenor and family returned from Columbus. Mary Parker of Athens visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Noah Tedrow. Mrs. Alfie Van Dyke and Mrs. Dean of Athens visited Mr. and Mrs. Len McDonald. Miss Susie Linscott of Little Hocking and Connie and Mary Ogg of Sand Rock visited their aunt Mrs. Lucy Poston over Sunday. Frank Stewart and wife and two children of Luhrig spent last week with his mother Mrs. Sarah Stewart. Connie Coleman visited Audrie Ludwick of Stewart. Mrs. Grace Townsend and children, summering with her parents, finish their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Yocum
Kileville
Henry
Amesville
Mary Edwards
Arlie Satten
Athens
Florence Wright Sanday
Maud Day
Charleston
W. Va
John Grosvenor
Columbus
Mary Parker
Noah Tedrow
Alfie van Dyke
Dean
Len McDonald
Susie Linscott
Little Hocking
Connie
Mary Ogg
Sand Rock
Lucy Poston
Frank Stewart
Luhrig
Sarah Stewart
Connie Coleman
Audrie Ludwick
Stewart
Grace Townsend
Mm Seaabati
Lyons in Critical Condition At Bedside
Thursday report says Mr Lyons remains in critical condition and showing no improvement. One of his sons from West Virginia is at his bedside and will stay for an undetermined period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
West Virginia
Many Visitors and Property Change in Amesville Area
Dozens of residents and relatives visit Amesville during the week. George Dyson takes over the Almon Henry property, now owned by M Beasley. Notable visitors include Carrie Yocum from Kyleville, A L Logan at Giouster, V Lortz in Chesterhill, A Durfman of Cincinnati, Harry Likens in town, J Leland Dalle from Portsmouth, John Talbott and Inez from Cleveland, L M Gillilan and daughter from Salt Lake City, and Rev W F Cellars with the Misses Anna Cellars Emma Patterson Lucile Lovell at the Christian Endeavor convention in Beverly. Mrs Engle of Calvary visits her daughter Mrs Asa Wamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Yocum
Kyleville
Ida Henry
A. L. Logan
Giouster
Morgan Lewis
V. Lortz
Chesterhill
Almon Henry
George Dyson
Ias
M. Beasley
A. Durfman
Cincinnati
Harry Likens
Pennsylvania
Charles Perry
J. Leland Dalle
Portsmouth
H. Dilie
John Talbott
Inez
Cleveland
R. McCune
L. M. Gillilan
Rath
Salt Lake City
Utah
Central Lines Offer Cheap Return Passes for Prohibition Convention
July 31 and August 1 travel via Ohio Central Lines with low excursion rates to Columbus for the Prohibition state convention. Tickets are valid for return until August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Central Lines
Columbus
County Treasurer Announces Final Tax Collection Date
The County Treasurer states the books for the current tax collection will close on Saturday July 29 and no further taxes will be accepted for this period. E C Woodworth County Treas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C. Woodworth
It Is Easier to Remember Than to Forget
The line hints at the tension between memory and amnesia, suggesting enduring recollection persists beyond mental efforts to suppress it. Insights imply personal struggle with recalling the past amid emotional or historical pressures.
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Ella Off
Mnelsonville
Sylvanus Jones and
Little Son of
Cambria, W. Va
Abraham Barber
Hattie Orr
Clint Shaffer
Fayette Street
Lena Nelson
Zaleski
Amos Mace
Charley Selby
Delaware
Jerry Kernard
Charley Coleman
Joseph Smith
B. Coleman
Paul Cummins
Eenem Mel
On * Uily
Fay Haulstein
Kcleville
Gladys Bunyan
J. W. Sawyer
A. F. Thomas
Sarah Gibson
Col. J. W. Jones
Coranthas
Garnett Wyatt
Athena
Emma Taylor
John Verd
Pat Karns
Charies Stroymeyer
Thomas Harris
Ned McGlone
Miles Craney
Will Johnson
Himari
Millie Roberts
Shawnee
Lloyd
Des Antie
Kate
Mollie Walsh
Springheld
Lil
Suday
P. Y. Vernon
Dr. Baldwin
Grant Hospital
Trimble Township
Sor
O. D. Eddy
Justice
L. C. Curfman
McLeish Coal Mining Co
Wed
John Meyer
Millard Wilcox
Otto Roush
Coolville
Mies Bess Taylor
Parkersburg
H. H. Brown
Guyaville
Ward A. Frame
Mies Lizzie Shields
A. E. Lawrence
Geo. Fox
Wilma Barrett
W. W. Hartnell
Beverly
J. E. Hartnell
W. W. Starkey
Mr. Price
Mia Hartnell
Lizzie Humphrey
Syracuse
Ethel Roberta
J. A. Houmphrey
Liverpool
Oscar Gonder
Mra Diantha Frame
Andreson
George Ballard
Saletadier Okt
Aia al Deo i
Sam Sommer
Jasper Hull
Millfield
New England
Mrs. Engle of
Calvary
Mrs
Asa Wamer
Lawrence-Worstell Building
County
Treas
Athens, O
Stewart, Nelsonville
Boxwell
Board of Examiners
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Niagara Falls
Westfield
N. Y
Chautauqua
Philadephia
Glenn Summit
Lehigh Valley R.R
Castoria
Mil Laa
J. W. Graves
Osteopathic
Hotel Palmer Building
American School of Apathy
Kiroville
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