Vanderhoof News Briefs From Parsersburg To Garrett Ind
Mrs Georgin McCall and Miss Han oak McCall visited Parsersburg for a few days. L B Chase planned a return to Michigan Teasday. A W Man of Athens visited Wo MM Jeffers. Mrs H L McAfee came home from Garrett Ind. M A Nores returned from Marietta after lip cancer treatment. Luella Clark stayed with grandmother near Stewart. Frank Chase of Tuppers Place visited. Mrs Susie Springer and daughter stayed with Mr and Mrs Pete Calaway. Arthur Ven Meter and writer had a daughter July 17. Mrs Jos Chase improves slowly. Mrs Asa Jeffers remains ill. Blackberries are plentiful locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgin McCall
Hanoak McCall
Parsersburg
L. B. Chase
Michigan
Teasday
A.W
Man of Athens
MM Jeffers
Fatir
H. L. McAfee
Garrett
Ind
M. A. Nores
Marietta
Luella Clark
A Clark
Stewart
Frank Chase
Tuppers
Susie Springer
Dachster
Coolville
Pete Calaway
Arthur Ven Meter
Jos. Chase
Asa Jeffers
Local visitors and upcoming church service announced
Federal. H Henry of Amesville visited Ins slaughter Mrs Addie Gwen at this ylnra recently Rev Little will preach at the Mound Hill church August 5 and %, Mr and Mrs James Jones of Elm wood are visiting relatives near this place. Mrs Hlarch Carpenter has been visiting friends at Joy Jras and returned to her home as Corning. Mrs Ole Johnson and children of Trimble visiting her sister Mrs BH A Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Henry
Amesville
Ins Flaughter
Addie Gwen
Ylnra
Little Will
Mound Hill
James Jones
Elmwood
Hlarch Carpenter
Joy Jras
Corning
Mirs
Ole Johnson
Trimble
Fleming
Death of Mrs Ellen Baker and local notices
Grieving the community recalls the death of Mrs Ellen Baker of this place after a stay in Portemouth. Her burial came with interment in Torch after an ice cream social to aid the Baptist church. Local items note copperhead snake discoveries, baseball results, funerals, and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Baker
Hockingport
Forester
Searles Nixon
Richard Nixon
Michael Mare
Tattle Hocking
Mary A. Stone
Pomeroy
Meigs County
John Hendrickson
Jaby Helen
John
Maggie Baker
Wheeling
Saltkill
Parkersburg
Sherman Baker
Eva Clark
Wellsburg
Charles Humes
Mingo Junction
Local Social Notes From Lottridge Area
Jerome Webster and family of Stewart visited on Sunday. Mrs Bula Flowers of Athens stayed with B F Flowers and Miss Livvie Day. The operator at the Bell office is spending a week at home. Mr and Mrs Rollins were in Parkersburg Saturday and Sunday. Mrs George of Coolville visited L T Runion Saturday and Sunday. Milton Erle of Athens spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Webster
Stewart
MM. Resion
Bula Flowers
Athens
B. F
Social at Clark's Chapel August 6
Miss Jenne Philips stayed with Athens friends while Miss Jessie Weiss visited Harmony relatives. The Kuors from Columbus are spending the week home. Youths attended Grahams Chapel children's day. Prof John E Snow and wife from Armour Institute Chicago are visiting. A church social at James Maxwell's home August 6 from five to eight with ice cream served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenne Philips
Athéns
Jessie Weiss
Neisonyzile
Harmony
Bessie
Ange Kuor
Columbus
Grahams
John E. Snow
Armour Institute
Chicago
James Maxwell
Local Social Roundup From Trimble and nearby towns
Frank Price and family visited friends Sunday while Rev. Newton preached at Union church. Several families and individuals, including Miss Del Howard, Wall James, Ephnam Hanhn and Missihompson, and Mrs Tannehill, were seen visiting relatives or traveling through the area. R S Dent spent Monday in Athens on business and others visited in Stockport and Huntington, with residents returning from West Virginia and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Price
Trimbie
Newton
Union Church
FE Tahugh
del Howard
McDorganl
Wall James
Sandy Rigge
Ephmnam Hanhn and
Missihompson
Chesterhill
John Baraich
Trimble
Tannehill
Lagan
Low Russet
Athens
Pearl Roberts
West Virginia
Pearl Earich
Logan
R .S. Dent
Jessie Cobbage
Gallipahe
Joln Meyers
Huntington
W. Va
L. D
Zelda Church Announces Ice Cream Supper Benefit
Rev Hurley led the regular services at Zelda this Sunday and baptized members. An ice cream supper at Howard Brooks residence next Saturday benefits the church. Worley Dickson’s condition improved slightly. Rev Hopkins will preach at the Valley next Sunday morning. The Lowell Mass textile strike cost workers about 1 300 000 in wages involving 17000 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Howard Brooks
Worley Dickson
W. G. Hopkins
Lowell
Mass
American sculptor Mrs Guild returns from Kiel with Princess Henry bust
Berlin July 25 Mrs Cadwallader Guild the American sculptor recently returned from Kiel where she attended regattas as guest of Princess Henry of Prussia. She carved a bust of the Princess now cut in marble in Italy and plans to exhibit it at the St Louis exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Cadwallader Guid
Kiel
Henry
Prussia
Guild
Italy
Lewald
Esposition
Germany
Deutsches Haus
Sirs. Grild
Mee
J. M. Welch
Glass Blowing Machines Not Successful Trial
In Marion Indiana a secret trial of a glass blowing machine is under way. Officials from the glass blowers union report the machines perform poorly and produce a product lacking handcraft quality, assuring workers there is no threat from machine made articles. The article notes an annual difference to Niagara Falls averaging three fourths of a millimeter per year and mentions three small ions in Buffalo disposition.
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Marion
Indiana
Glassblowers’ Union
Niagara Pali
Sunday School Convention at South Canaan
Sunday schools of Canaan township plan a convention at South Canaan church on Saturday August 1 starting 9 30 a. m. The program features recitations essays speeches committee appointments basket dinner reports and elections with teachers meeting and a model Sunday Seminar by Prof D J Evans. A medicine ad and a note about Prof Langley score the best scoop of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan Township
South Canaan Churel
Carrie K Rhodahaver
Dean Crllums
Lo LL
Cherrington
Josie Poston
Lena Hill
Minnie Rhodshayer
The
Model Sunday Seminal
Langley Eoxd
Castor Aes Butts The Find You Hawn Always Booghy OS Splittn in ALY
Secretary of War Hoot is in grave danger of becoming anponmar if he persists in his attitude of knowing more about his retirement from the cabinet than the newspapermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor Aes
Hoot
Hand Lacerated At Athens Lumber Plant
Clyde Mansfield, an employee of the Athens Lumber company, badly lacerated his left hand last Thursday after it was caught in a planing machine. Dr. D. H. Liddie dressed the injury. Connecticut has discovered a new public injunction use. A bank has been stopped by an injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Mansfield
Athens Lumber Company
D. H. Liddie
Connecticut
Obituary of William J Barrows Civil War veteran near Frost
William Jasper Barrows died at his home near Frost on Sunday July 12 aged 71 years 5 months and 27 days. He was a Civil War soldier in Co K 39th V. I. and a Baptist church member. Survived by a widow and four children all present except one son in the U. S. Navy. Brothers Julius C. Barrows of Dayton and Joseph M. Barrows of Torch and eight Company comrades attended. Funeral services by Rev. White of Coolville. Interment in Troy Baptist cemetery.
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William Jasper Barrows
Frost
Co. K
V. L
Baptist Church
Guneral
U. S. Navy
Julius C
Dayton
Joseph M
Torch
Rev. White
Coolville
Troy Baptist Cemetery
Proposed Ohio constitution amendment for legislative reading rules
The General Assembly of Ohio resolves to submit on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 a proposal to amend section 36 article II. The measure prescribes full readings for bills, governor’s veto process, and separate reconsideration rules. It sets ballot wording for constitutional amendment yes or no and certifies the amendment with state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohw
Ohio
General Assembly
Dnee
Secretary of State
Ohne
Gblo
Apifcil
Ian
Ohio Municipal Classification Proposal and Amendment Text
The document records a proposed amendment to Article 24 Section 6 to classify cities by population and regulate taxation borrowing and contracts. It specifies three city classes with population thresholds and outlines ballot wording for Yes or No votes. The certification by Ohio Secretary of State Lewis Clayro and secretary signatures dated 1903 is noted.
Sustaining Diet Promoted For Summer Heat
An article extols Hood s Sarsaparilla as more than a blood purifier, calling it a sustaining diet to combat sunstroke and heat. It claims easier heat tolerance, better sleep, and reduced sickness, urging readers to consider its tonic effects during hot weather. Also includes an advertisement offering best grade ties for 52 cents and second grade ties for 23 cents from J J Snider & Co in Logan Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
F. O. B. Hocking Valley
Cash
Calton
J. J. Snider & Co
Logan
Ohio
Ohio Joint Resolution on Public Tuition and Taxation
Constitutional amendment text from Ohio proposal details tax and tuition provisions. It references election timing, sections requiring statewide revenue usage for public purposes, exemptions for personal property and certain incomes, and a certification by the Secretary of State validating the joint resolution adopted by the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
General Assembly
Reienue
Mehinxon
Senate
Columbus
Ohio Amendment Proposal for County District Representation
A transcription of a 1902 Ohio constitutional amendment proposal details how county representation would adjust under population ratios. It explains submission to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November and outlines ballot wording for approving or opposing the amendment to Section 2, Article I. The document includes certification by Secretary of State T. Lewis Claypool and dates in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
House of Reiaventatives
Aremer
Senate
T. Lewis Claylin
Ieneral Assembly
Tio
Columbus
Amendment proposal on stockholder protection and voting amendment
The文本 records a 1902 1905 state legislative action approving a constitutional amendment proposal to protect stockholders from unpaid stock and to allow voters to mark ballots with specific phrases for or against the amendment. Officials cite passage by the General Assembly and certification by the Secretary of State.
Notice to Teachers on Board Examination Dates
Examinations are slated for the first Saturdays in September October January February April May and July with August having the first and third Saturdays. Primary tests occur in May and August. Boxwell tests are set for the third Saturday in April and the second Saturday in May. By order of the board of examiners Maurice M Bryson Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxwell
Board of Examiners
Maurice M. Bryson
Clark
Ohio Central Lines Announce 15 Day Michigan Excursion
The Ohio Central Lines announce a 15 day Michigan excursion to Bealsh and Frankfort starting Thursday July percent. The through train carries baggage through with no car changes. Round trip fare is 87 dollars, tickets valid for return until August 14, 1903. See local agents for hand bills with full details.
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Ohio Central Lines
Michigan
Bealsh
Frankfort
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