Vanderhoof Social News Reflects Local Visits and Health
Mrs. Georgia McCall and Miss Hannah McCall visited Parkersburg for several days. L. B. Chase returned to Michigan after visiting parents. A W Mann of Athens spent Sunday with W. M. Jeffers and family. M. A. Noyes, MD, Marietta, improved after lip cancer treatment. Black berries are the current local staple.
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Georgia McCall
Hannah McCall
Parkersburg
L. BE. Chase
Michigan
Teasday
A.W. Mnnn
Athens
Sunay
W. M. Jeffers
Famir
Mire
H. L. MeAtes
Garrett
Ind
M. A. Noyes
Marietta
Luella Clark
A. Clark
Stewart
Prank Chase
Tappers Plains
Susie Springer
Sod Daukster
Coolville
Mr. 1
Pete Calaway
Arthur VenMerer
Jos. Chase
Asa Jeffers
Local visits and church notices in Amesville area
Federal Henry of Amesville visited his daughter Mrs Addie Gwen. Rev Little will preach at Mound Hill church August 9. Mr and Mrs James Jones of Elmwood visit relatives nearby. Mrs March Carpenter returning to Corning from Joy. Mrs Clive Johnesn and children of Trimble visit sister Mrs AH Fleming.
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Herry
Amesville
Addie Gwen
Little
Mound Hill
James Jones
Elmwood
March Carpenter
Joy
Corning
Clive Johnesn
Trimble
AH & Fleming
Death notices and community items from Torch Hocking area
Grief fills the neighborhood as Mrs Elien Baker dies after staying in Portsmouth to care for her daughter Annie. Her remains travel to Torch for interment. An ice cream social at Rowel's hall supports the Baptist church. Local reports mention copperhead snake den found on a farm, a baseball game result at Hockingport, and several family visits and weddings. Banks nationwide report rising money demand with Pacific coast banks buoyant.
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Elien Baker
Baker
Portsmouth
Annie
Torchh
Rowel's Hall
R Ehurch
Sherman Baker
Frank Hannis
Belpre
Hockingport
John Hendrickson
Helen
John
Maggie Baker
Wheeling
Salthill
Parkersburg
Eva Clark
Wellsburs, Fa
Charles Humes
Mingo
Local visits and household guests mirror small town ties
Jeroms Webster and family of Stewart called on Mr. Run son and family Sunday. Mrs. Elia Flowers of Athens spent the week with B. F. Flowers and wife. Lizzie Day of Athens, a Bell office operator, spent a week at home. Mr. and Mrs. Rallins were at Parkersburg Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. George of Coolsille visited L. T. Ramon Saturday and Sunday. Milton Erle of Achens spent Sunday at home.
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Jeroms Webster
Stewart
Runson
Elia Flowers
Athens
B. F. Flowers
Lizzie Day
Bell
Rallins
Parkersburg
George
Coolsille
L. T. Ramon
Milton Erle
Achens
Clark's Chapel Social Planned At James Maxwell Home
Miss Jennie Phillips visited Athens friends over the weekend while Miss Jessie Weiss stayed with relatives in Harmony. Bessie and Angie Knox tour Columbus this week. Local youths attended Grahams Chapel children's day. Prof John E Snow and wife from Armour Institute Chicago vacationing with home friends. The Clark's Chapel social will be held Thursday August 6 at James Maxwell's home with ice cream served 5 to 8. Everyone invited.
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Jennie Phillips
Athens
Jessie Weiss
Wnelsonville
Harmony
Bessie
Angie Knox
Columbus
Grahams
John E. Snow
Armour Institute
Chicago
Clark’s Chapel
James Maxwell
Smillfield Community Notes Visit and Visits Across Town
Frank Price and family of Trimble visited Friends siece Sunday. Rev Newton preached at Union church Saturday and Sunday evening. El Lahugh and family visited relatives here Monday. Miss Del Howard of McDougall visited here Sunday. Will James and family of Sandy Ridge visited here Sunday. Enbham Hanlin and Miss Chompson of Chesterhill visited here Sunday. Mrs John Bavich visited relatives at Trimble Sunday. Mrs Tannelill of Logan visiting daughter. Lou Russell of Athens visited his parents here Sunday. Pearl Roberts returned home after visiting aunt in West Virginia. Pearl Earich returned home after visiting grandmother in Laogan. R S Dent was in Athens Monday on business. Jessie Cubbage of Gallipolis and Mrs Jehan Meyers and children of Tontington WV visited L B Hanlin and wife Sunday. From here they went to Stockport to visit relatives. E A Dent and family were in Athens Saturday.
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Frank Price
Trimble
Siece
Rev. Newton
Union Church
EL Lahugh
del Howard
McDougall
Will James
Sandy Ridge
Enbham Hanlin
Miss Chompson
Chesterhill
John Bavich
Tannelill
Logan
Lou Russell
Athens
Pearl Roberts
West Virginia
Pearl Earich
Laogan
R. S. Dent
Jessie Cubbage
Gallipolis
Jehan Meyers
Tontington
W. Va
L. B. Hanlin
Stockport
E. A. Dent
Loyal church reports and local events in Zelda
Rev Hurley filled his regular appointment and conducted baptismal services. An ice cream supper at Howard Brooks residence benefits the church next Saturday. Worley Dickson improves from a prior illness. Rev W G Hopkins to preach at Rice Valley next Sunday forenoon. Lowell textile strike costs Massachusetts workers about 1,300,000 in wages with 17,000 employees involved.
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Hurley
Howard Brooks
Worley Dickson
W. G. Hopkins
Rice Valley
American sculptor Mrs Guild visits Kiel regatta and plans Princess bust
Berlin July 25 Mrs Cadwallader Guild the American sculptor returned from Kiel where she attended regattas as guest of Princess Henry of Prussia. She carved a bust of the Princess to exhibit at St Louis. The bust is being carved in marble in Italy. The Deutsches Haus asked for a copy but German authorities said American artists abroad may exhibit only in the American Art Department.
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Berlin
Cadwallader Guild
Kiel
Henry
Prussia
Glass blowing machines fail to impress at Marion trials
At Marion Indiana two secret trial runs of glass blowing machines are reported. Officials of the glass blowers union say the tests show unsatisfactory operation and that hand finished products remain superior. They claim workers need not fear machine competition. Visitors to Niagara Falls average about three fourths of a million annually. The Buffalo Exposition year produced three billion visitors.
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Marion Indiana
Glassblowers
Niagara Falls
Sunday School Convention at South Canaan Church
Sunday schools of Canaan township plan a convention at South Canaan church on Saturday August 1 starting at 9 38am. The program includes recitations essays addresses round tables and reports on Sunday school work with election of officers and a basket dinner. The item also advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a note about Prof Langley and a flying machine interview.
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Canaan Township
South Canaan Church
Carrie
Rhodahayer
Dean Cullums
L. L. Cherrington
Josie Poston
Lena Hill
Minnie Bhodahayer
Model Sunday School
D. J. Evans
May Hoskinson
Round Table
Elza Hoskinson
Saibstonata Snrths The Kind You have Always Rough Bate
Secretary of War Root risks unpopularity over stance on retirement from the cabinet as newspapers press for clarity.
Hand Lacerated At Athens Lumber Plant
Clyde Mansfield an employee at the Athens Lumber company injured his left hand last Thursday when it was caught in a planing machine. Dr RH Biddle attended the injured man. Connecticut has found a new use for the injunction and a bank row was halted by such an injunction.
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Clyde Mansfield
Athens Lumber Company
RH Biddle
Connecticut
Obituary of William Jasper Barrows at Frost home
William Jasper Barrows died at his home near Frost on Sunday July 12 at age 71 years 5 months 37 days. A Civil War veteran of Co K 39th OVI and a Baptist, he leaves a widow and four children, all present at the funeral except one son in the U S Navy. Surviving brothers Jalvis C of Dayton and Joseph M of Torch attended with eight comrades. Services led by Rev White of Coolville, with interment in Troy Baptist Cemetery.
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William Jasper Barrows
Frost
Co. K
The
Baptist Church
U. S. Navy
Jalvis C
Dayton
Joseph M
Torch
Ohio Constituent Amendment Proposal Endorsed by Assembly
A copy of a Jones resolution from Ohio’s General Assembly proposes a constitutional amendment to Section 16 of Article Th. It outlines three readings for bills, single-subject rule, governor’s veto process, and reconciliation between houses. The text also notes ballot wording for the amendment and includes certification by Secretary of State Lewis Glaylin dated January 27, 1903.
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Abell
Electors of Ruin
Stave of Obie
Howe
Federal Assembly
Secretary of State
Ay. B. Bekinsos
House of Representative
Francura
Senate
Anitria
Anerica
Lewis Glaylin
State of Ohio
Orginal
Trstmosy Wuereor
Tereunto
J. Me Alam
Y.ceral Assembly
W. McKinney
Rapnica
Oma
Stata
Lewis € Laylin
Chia
Deri
Ohio
Ohio proposes municipal classification amendment for voters
A 1903 Ohio joint resolution calls for a constitutional amendment on election day to classify municipalities by population into three classes. It outlines ballot language, effective date, and official certification by Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin.
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State of
Ohio
General Assembly
W. S. Mckhinson
House of Representatives
F. B Archer
Senate
Uxirro Silves
Africa
I. Lewis C. Laylin
Columbus
A Sustaining Diet for Heat Affected Readers
An Ohio advertisement-advice note urges Hood s Sarsaparilla as a sustaining diet to help the weak endure heat and sleep better. It touts the medicine’s stabilizing effects and suggests it can avert illness during hot weather. The spot closes with a separate sales pitch for ties priced 2 to 23 cents and contact info for J J Snider & Co of Logan Ohio.
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Hood
F. O. B. Hocking Valley
J. J. Snider & Co
Logan, Ohio
Ohio General Assembly Adopts Constitutional Amendments
A damaged OCR excerpt reports Ohio General Assembly actions in 1902 1903, detailing proposed amendments to sections of the state constitution. It references voter ballot wording for amendments to section 2 article 11 and section 1 article MTIT, with notices from Speaker McKinxus and Secretary Lewis Claylin.
Notice to Teachers Examinations schedule announced by board
Examinations will occur on the first Saturdays of September October January February April May and July and on the first and third Saturdays of August Primary tests in May and August Boxwell tests on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May By order of the board of examiners Maurice M Bryson fleck Do Saw 52
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Une
Board of Examiners
Maurice M. Bryson
Fleck
Ohio Central Eries Announce Michigan Excursion
Special 15 day excursion on Thursday July 30 by the Ohio Central Eries to Beulah and Frankfort. Solid through train with baggage checked through. Fare for round trip 37.00 tickets valid returning August 14, 1903. Call on Ohio Central Lines agents for hand bills with complete particulars and train times.
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Ohio Central Eries
Michigan
Beulah
Frankfort
Anni
Cail
Ohio Central Lines
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