Out of Town News in New England Visit Amesville Guests
Out of town guests from Amesville Guysville and Jacksonville visit families in the area. Alec McHarter Mrs Manda Carpenter and Lon travel from near Guysville to see Mr and Mrs Robert Copeland. Ray Stewart of Jacksonville visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs Harvey Wright over Sunday. Reverend Coons attends Murray ity and Dusibons. Mrs Levi Smith visits her daughter in Chimney. Ronald Lenigar and baby Vincent return from a pleasant visit with Mrs Lenigar's sister at Pomeras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McBee
Anna Morrison
Amesville
Alec McHarter
Manda Carpenter
Lon
Guysvie
Robert Copeland
Louise Hill
Ray Stewart
Jacksonville
Mrs
Harvey Wright
Tev. Coons
Murrayity
Jlwat Suluidas Vo Dusibons
Levi Smith
Jist
Dauhter
Chim Iey
Ronalds Lenigar
J Baby
Vincent
Local Notes and Visitations Highlight Weekly Roundup
Mrs. G E Krea and sons Paul and Kari visited Frost relatives last week and returned Monday. Sick list includes T W Jones and Mrs Nancy Barrows. Noma Dansizer and children visit her mother Mrs Lucy Palmer. Haddon Dye visits Athens friends. Bertha Mansfeld of Athens visits aunt Mrs Bowles. Maggie Griffin returns from Marietta. Invitations extend to the marriage of Rev Ernest A Parkinson to Miss Elizabeth L Charter of Helpre on June 5 1987. Rev George H E Kreager will preach here next Sunday morning and at Little Hocking in the evening. Theodore Dye of Lockart's Run W Va was guest of cousin G Dye. Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs Charles Oakes in Armenia next Friday afternoon. You are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Jones
Nancy Barrows
Noma Dansizer
Lucy Palmer
Ernest. A. Parkinson
Elizabeth L. Charter of
Helpre
George HE. Kreager
Hocking
Theodore Dye
Lockart
Graham's Chapel regular appointment on Sunday June 8
Rev Massie will air his regular appointment at Graham's Chapel this Sunday June 8. Mrs Charles Kelley visited Athens staying with her daughters Mrs Albert Frost and Mrs David Griffell. Addie Roush of South Canaan visits her mother for a week. Wilfred Holland of Athens visited his parents Mr and Mrs Amos Holland. Goldie Tedrow spent time with her sister Mrs Lewis Kelley. Mrs Flo Hull was hosted by her sister Mrs Charles Hill of Hope Crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kelley
Athens
Albert Frost
David Griffell
Addie Roush
South Canaan
Wilfred Holland
Amos Holland
Goldie Tedrow
Lewis Kelley
Flo Hull
Charles Hill
Hope Crossing
Alfred Marriage and Visiting Notes in June 1907
Marriages reported at Rev. M. A. Harvey residence on June 2 1907 include Pearl Shields with Flma Stout and Eugene Pierce of Guysville with Mamie Findling. Various visits listed: Edward Bolton to wife’s parents near Tupper’s Plains, Lewis Willard visiting Emerson Stout in East Liverpool, Mabel and Boyd Reeder visiting Ferry Haning in Coolville, J. Goodrich at county examination in Pomeroy, James Rankin at Athens, Elyz Dean returning from Clarkshirs West Virginia, Edward Colner moving saw mill to Alfred for John Weatherbee, G H Williams and Ida Frost married at Pomeroy last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Harvey
Pearl Shields
Flma Stout
Eugene Pierce
Guysville
Mamie Findling
Edward Bolton
Tupper’s Plains
Lewis Willard
East Liverpool
Emerson Stout
Mabel
Boyd Reeder
Coolville
Ferry Haning
J. Goodrich
Pomeroy
James Rankin
Athens
Elyz Dean
Clarkshirs
W. Va
Edward Colner
Near the Plains
Alfred
John Weatherbee
G. H. Williams
Ida Frost
Residents and Visitors Note Memorial Day Gatherings
Mrs Eonnie McCathven and Grace entertained Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and son Derrell of Athens. Miss Edyth Hunter of Nelsonville visits Miss Ethel Barker. Mrs George Stage returns home to Lancaster after visiting relatives. Carl Mitchell and Clara Smith spent Decoration Day at Murray City. Edward Barker and family of Chillicothe were guests of his parents. Alvin McCracken and family hosted H M Barker. Maria Tedraw returns to Nelsonville after a stay with relatives. George Stage Jr of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eonnie McCathven
Miss Grace
Harry Moore
Derrell
Athens
Edyth Hunter
Nelsonville
Ethel Barker
George Stage
Lancaster
Carl Mitchell
Clara Smith
Murray City
Edward Barker
Chillicothe
Alvin McCracken
Columbus
H. M.barker
A Music Lover Calls Out Athens Music Scene
A letter to the editor from a music admirer criticizes Athens for neglecting classical performances like Elijah. The writer praises Prof McVey for years of effort in bringing artists and educating pupils, yet laments empty houses and a lack of local musicians. He condemns vaudeville appeal over serious music and urges greater support for classical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Filter
Athens
Elijah
McVey
Meyer
Mgr. Ignoramus
Nincompoops
Brandreth's Pills Promise Blood Purification
Stimulate the blood and purify the system with Brandreth's Pills, a laxative and tonic that cleanse the bowels kidneys and skin. One or two nightly doses prove valuable, each pill containing solid extract of sarsaparilla with other vegetables. In use for over a century and sold in drug stores in plain or sugar coated form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandreth
Arrest at B and O Depot Over Small Theft
Officer Van Horn arrested Lily Mitchell at the B and O depot at noon today after she was charged with stealing $1.50 from another girl named Frost. Frost claims the money was taken Sunday. Both girls reside on Angels Avenue. Mitchell wilted under questioning and produced the coin. authorities say she planned to flee to Columbus to cover fare. No affidavits were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn
Lily
Mitchell
Frost
Angels Avenue
Columbus
Surprise for guest at Woodworths social
Monday evening featured a surprise party hosted by Mrs. R. L. Woodworth for guest Mrs. W. W. Bechtel of Coshocton. Attending were Mesdames E. S. Rethman, George Whipple, J. P. Dana, W. B. Bentley, W. E. Peters, Charles Mooney, Austin Holmes, J. J. Sissler, J. J. Williams, C. M. Copeland, A. S. Bethel, K. P. Phillips, A. A. Atkinson, C. C. Logan, George McLaughlin, and Misses Amy Weiher, Blanche Moler, Inez Loran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Woodworth
W .W. Bechtel
Coshocton
Mrs. Bechtel
Mesdames E.S. Rethman
George Whipple
J. P. Dana
W. B. Bentley
W. E. Peters
Charles Mooney
Austin Holmes
J. J. Sissler
J. J. Willams
C. M. Copeland
A. 8. Bethel
K P. Phillips
A. A. Atkinson
C. Logan
George McLaughlin
Misses Amy Weiher
Blanche Moler
Inez Loran
Rome Township Roads Warn Of Mud Holes And Misrule
An Amen Davis letter from Guysville Ohio June 1907 criticizes Rome township road work. He blasts half finished ditching and drainage, demands dismissal of over- seers, urges sober practical men, and warns roads are hazardous to life and limb. He calls for restoring old supervisor system to fix the mud problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Rome
Legislator
Hearing on Twin Tickets Sparks Rail Rate Debate
In common pleas court a case over Hocking Valley twin tickets Columbus to Lancaster raises discrimination claims. Columbus Lancaster fare of 1.1 cents per mile drew questions of profitability as General Passenger Agent Fisher testified it was profitable. President Monsarratt is slated to testify this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
State Railroad Commission
Columbus
Lancaster
Hocking Valley
Fisher
Hocking Valery
Traction Company
Monsarratt
Home Board Meeting Praises Beasley Administration
The Children's Home board met on Friday with all members present. No admission applications were received and only routine business was handled. Members praised Supt and Mrs Beasley for their effective leadership and the improved condition of the facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Home
Beasley
Real estate transfers in Athens county last week
Listings show transfers across Athens Village, Alexander Township and Chauncey with prices from 10 to 2 500 dollars. Notable entries include MecKinstry Parker to Robert James lot 1498 for 525 dollars and The Tubing Coal company acquiring 10 acres in section 3 for 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Athens Village
MecKinstry & Parker
Robert James
Mary A. King
E. M. Campbell
Alexander
Ohio State
Isaac Hudjnell
George E. Henry
Sarah E. Clark
Phillipsburg
Thomas N. Black
Federal Coal’ Co
Mary J. Steinmetz
Tubing Coal Company
Chauncey
L. D. Shields
Isaac Wilson
Weather summary for Amesville reports heavy spring rain
Amesville records a week of mostly cloudy weather with two clear days. Total precipitation reaches 2.11 inches, among the heaviest of the spring. Temperature lows near 31 degrees and climbs to 34 on another day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
F. W. Gibson
Ten Injured In Elevator Accident At Goodyear Plant
Akron reports an elevator accident at the Goodyear Rubber plant injuring ten workers when a cable broke. W. F. Stafford suffered severe injuries with possible fatal outcome. The scene is described with minimal details and local injury notes from Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Goodyear Rubber Company
W. F. Stafford
Meat buying tips for thrifty housekeepers
A New York Sun feature shows a restaurant below Porty second street praised for good cooking and low prices. An IGN reporter shares secrets for economical beef buys, stressing not to choose tenderloin or sirloin, and recommending round, chuck, and cuck cuts for value, flavor, and lower cost.
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New York Sun
IGN
Fried Steaks and Busy Eaters Highlight Frugal Kitchen Talk
The article discusses how fried steaks can rival broiling when pan heat is high and suet is used. It quotes Dr Rabignate on frequent eating, notes how overeducation in cooking leads to pride in dishes at fairs, and describes lemon storage tips and a sample booth at a fair with recipes and small portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Rabignate
City Team Plans Summer Baseball Practice and Open Schedule
The city baseball team will resume practices this evening weather permitting. A fine outfit has been secured with white uniforms trimmed in Tharoofi. Season open likely next week. many strong games secured though schedule awaits. Heath, last season’s second baseman, arrived in city in ill condition. other old timers present. practice to be lively. A funding issue looms as the county plans to award the new South Bridge contract in late June, threatening to require new grounds if ferries are not arranged for fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
New South Bridge
Mail Citizen Announces Ulmer Son Birth
Mr and Mrs Ray Ulmer announce the birth of a nine pound son born Sunday June 2 in San day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ulmer
Sanday, Fune 2
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G. E. Krea
Paul
Kari
Vis
Harvey Richardson
Haddon Dye
Bertha Mansfeld
Mrs. Bowles
Maggie Griffin
Marietta
Grace Fox Gray
Graham's Chapel
Massie
Wolf's Plains
Amen Davis
Supt
Mrs. Beasley
Séai
Watson
Lydia EB. Pinkham
James Chester
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. 30Th St
New York
Mrs. Pinkham
Bern Township
Lodi Township
Atwood Grim
Wm. Gilkey
Benj. H. Dailey
Admr
Te Lewis Dailey
Glouster
W. B. Steffy
Pearl Turner
Fred Woodhouse
Charles Shaltton
Daniel Koehler
Lewis Hoenestine
L. B. Hoenstine
Edward Welling
Waterloo Township
George B. Krause
Altoona
iPa
Emilie Fox
Portland Express
Citizen
Gurufy
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