Numerous visits and events noted in Nelsonville region
Mrs Charles Smith and children left for Moundsville West Virginia. G W Lowden is seriously ill in Fairview. Elm er Hammel and daughter visit Columbus friends. Dr Walter Scott calls on Lancaster friends. Many local visitors from Athens Columbus are reported with weddings, picnics, and church events. A wedding at the Wallace home unites Clara Wallace and Aaron Rudolph of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Moundsville
W. Va
W. Lowden
Fairview
Elmer Hammel
Columbus
Paul Cummins
Walter Scott
Lancaster
Merle Crooks
Athens
Enoch Pugh
Ralph Wolfe
J. N. Hodgson
Lewis Minck
Grace Noyes
Charleston
Frank Davis
Charles Davis
Edith McCullough
Rabie Spencer
Herman Studer
Joe Booth
Mark Booth
Newark
W. N. Woodard
Mary Davis
Leesburg
Blanche Wright
Murray City
Gladys Runyon
Beatrice Cavanaugh
James Coleman
Wenesday
Edward Evans
Charles Evans
Rosseau
J. L. McKitrick
Marie Bean
Congo
John Crawford
Will Stratton
Miss Lee
Ohio State Institute For the Blind
Eliza Washburn
DeWitt Washburn
Ed Wallace
Clara Wallace
Aaron Rudolph
E. 8. DeMiller
The
Christian Church
Rudolph
Local social visits brighten Wolf Plains area
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Edgar and baby of Columbus and Mrs. Kennedy of Athens visited Mrs. J. Hawk on Saturday. Harry Moore and family returned to Chillicothe after a two week stay. Mrs. Matheny of Deanville and Mrs. Rose Ferguson visited relatives in Columbus and Nelsonville respectively. Nell Dowler of Nelsonville spent a week with her sister Mrs. Sanford Shaw. Mrs. Larison of Stewart visited part of last week with Mrs. Owen Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Edgar
Baby
Columbus
Kennedy
Athens
J. Hawk
Harry Moore
Derrel
Chillicothe
Matheny
Deanville
Rose Ferguson
Nell Dowler
Nelsonvile
Sanford Shaw
Larison
Stewart
Owen Martin
Millfield News Briefs and Community Updates
Fred Wemmer of the O U spent Sunday at home. Misses Mabel and Edith Maston visited relatives in Jacksonville last week. An ice cream supper at the M E church Friday evening June 16 invites all. Mrs. R S Dent and Mrs. E Sanders were in Athens on Wednesday. Nellie Earich and Irene Russell visited June Fuller in Chauncey Sunday. Local people attended the Concord Decoration Day event Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wemmer
O. U
Mabel
Edith Maston
Realtives
Jacksonville
M. E
R. S.dent
E. Sanders
Athens
Nellie Earich
Irene
Russell
June Fuller
Chauncey
Concord
Local Visitors and Births Reported in Coolville Area
Stewart report notes Mr and Mrs Clark near Coolville guests of Milton Charlton family Sunday. A fine boy born to Ira Cornell and wife on June 4. Peter Pratt of Athens visited relatives here Sunday. Hattie Norris visited Marshfield last week to see her brother. Rev Christine hosts a visit from daughter and family of Pennsylvania. Frank Stratton and family visiting Chauncey guests Burrell Stratton and family. Branch Townsend of Guysville guests Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clark
Coolville
Milton Charlton
Ira Cornell
Peter Pratt
Athens
Hattie Norris
Marshfield
Christine
Pennsylvania
Frank Stratton
Chauncey
Burrell Stratton
Branch Townsend
Guysville
Local Social Notes From New England Visit Residents
Visitors and guests travel through Kileville Athens Chauncey Glouster and nearby communities with several families hosting relatives. Amos Starkey, a local resident, died Monday June 5 and was interred in the New England cemetery. he left a wife and six daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Yocum
Kileville
Louise Starlin
Athens
Rebecca Starlin
Maude Carpenter
Mattie McHarter
Dixon Linscott
Chauncey
Rose Yocum
Nina and
Noel
Glouster
Frank Stewart
Son Ward
Luhrig
Sarah Stewart
Amos Starkey
New Enagand
Wisdom's Quiet Power: Humility and Simple Spirit
The wisest quality of true wisdom lies in humility and a simple, unpretentious spirit. Quiet strength guides understanding and actions, focusing on clarity over complexity.
Philosopher Probes Piety Provoking Public Profanity
A thinker argues that a man’s extreme piety offends observers and triggers widespread profanity, labeling the stance as problematic for social harmony and public discourse.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Praise
Mr. J. W. Turner of Truhart Virginia says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have done him more good than any doctor. The ad claims the tablets treat stomach trouble biliousness and constipation. McKee's Drug Store sells them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Turner
Truhart
Chamberlain
McKee’s Drug Store
Dodd's Kidney Pills Help Local Man Return to Work
F R Mc Lean of 90 East Ferry St Buffalo credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for restoring his ability to work after kidney disease left him unable to stand for long hours. He states six boxes cured him and he now works steadily, urging others with kidney trouble to try the remedy. He claims the pills cure even Bright's Disease in its worst form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
F. R. McLean
East Ferry St
Dodd
Bright
Social Notes From Mineral and Nearby Towns
Miss Fannie Albaugh of Mineral visits friends here. D. Baird moves family to Athens. George Beckle visits relatives at Pomeroy. Mrs. J. R. Lostro visits her parents at Zaleski. Mrs. J. Duncan of Canaanville visits daughter Mrs. F. Turner. F. Watkins called to Cleveland by sister’s death. Mrs. Loyed also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beckle
Pomeroy
J. R. Lostro
Zaleski
J. Duncan
Canaanville
F. Turner
F. Watkins
Cleveland
Loyed
Push Yourself Promotes Railway Ties With Col Boone
The passage urges readers to cut out and preserve weekly notes detailing railway promotion through Col. Boone. It frames this as essential for Athens to advance quickly and gain initial control of the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Boone
Athens
Black Diamond Traction Project Aims at Athens
Engineers led by B E Cutler of Pittsburg are locating a rail line from Zanesville to Athens. A mass meeting at Athens Opera House June 15 at 7 30 pm seeks six thousand dollars for Boone's Railroad Promoting Plan. The note promises repayment with 100 percent net profit and 5 percent interest until repaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Cutler
Pittsburg
Athens County
Athens
Opera House
Boone’s
Zanesville
Ohio
Chesterhill
Plantsville
Sharpsburg
Amesville
Black Diamond Traction Company
Albert E. Boone
Athens Township
First National Bank of
Zanesville & Southeastern Ohio Railway Company
Bethany Community Notes Include Visits and Service
Margaret Grabb stayed with daughter J L Petty then visited son Pearle Grubb of Frost. Nona Windsor and sister Iva from Guysville visited parents Mr and Mrs W W Saturday and Sunday. Hannah Norris of Athens visited children here. Hattie Barrows of Jacksonville visited Mr and Mrs Corbin Norris. Rev Bowman of Gaysville delivered a memorial sermon here Sunday. others attended Mt Liberty service. M M DeWeese and wife made a business trip to Coolville Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Grabb
J. L. Petty
Pearle Grubb
Frost
Nona Windsor
Athens
Iva
Guysville
Mrs
W. W
Hannah Norris
Hattie Barrows
Jacksonville
Corbin Norris
Bowman
Gaysville
Mt. Liberty
M. M. DeWeese
Coolville
Wingett family summer visit noted in local lines
Ed Wingett his wife and their young son Edgar of Columbus are spending the week with relatives here. Edith Barrows is visiting Frost with friends. Mrs Althea Hunter and children return to Athens after a few days with local friends. R L Clatter hands?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wingett
Edgar
Columbus
Edith Barrows
Frost
Althea Hunter
Athens
Miss
R. L. Clatter
Local Social News from Wilson Chapel Area
Mrs A J Ogg improves after illness. Glouster's Mrs Hattie Price visits relatives here and returns with her niece Miss Ruth Robinson. Edna Ellis and her young niece Virgie of Amesville stay with A L Ogg family. Silas Ogg attends Concord picnic. Len McCune comes home for vacation from Cadiz. Lydia Bowman of Joy visits relatives here. Mrs H H Wharff of Guysville returns from a week with daughter Mrs O O Bryson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ogg
Hattie Price
Glouster
Ruth Robinson
Edna Ellis
Virgine
Amesville
A. L. Ogg
Silas Ogg
Concord
Len McCune
Cadiz
Lydia Bowman
Joy
H. H. Wharff
Guysville
O. 0. Bryson
Travel bargains from Chicago to the Pacific Coast in autumn
Tickets will be on sale from Chicago via the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line at a low rate. Excursions in Pullman Tourist sleeping cars offer through service to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland for seven dollars per double berth. Further details from W. B. Knis kern P. T. M. C.& W. Ry. Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ticketa
Chicago
Chi
Union Pacific
Northwestern
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
W. B. Kniskern
Athens Concrete Block Company advertise cement and blocks
Portland Cement concrete blocks and concrete work offered by sack barrel or car load. Best grade cement for cellar walls underground work. Concrete blocks for range work and buildings, in various designs. Prices and estimates on application. Office in County Clerk's office. Located on B and O siding near the T and O depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Clerk’s Office
Athens Concrete Block&Co
Bank Receipt as Transferable Negotiable Contract
The document states the receipt from the designated bank or trust company is transferable and constitutes a negotiable contract with liability limited to the subscribed amount. It emphasizes no liability beyond the subscriber's initial investment.
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Lion Coffee
Grocers Everywhere Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Nelsonsville
Ed Fluke
Will Hoodlet
Buckeye and
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Long Acre
Millfield
New England
R. C. M. Hastings
Jane
H. O’bleness
Pres. Co
L. Poston
So. H. Moore
Cashier
Zanesville-Athens
Col
Allen E. Boone
Boone
Ara Oe
Bethany
Wingett
Wilson Chapel
Pacific Coast
Castoria R
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