Alfred News Briefs Highlight Church Attendance and Visits
Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church drew a good crowd. David Blizzard and wife of Tup pers Plains visited J. M. Stout and attended Orange church. Conrad Bentz and family of Luhrig spent a few days with M. Bentz. Mrs. Will Carr is very sick from French measles.
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M. E
David Blizzard
Tuppers Plains
J. M. Stout
Orange
Conrad Bentz
Luhrig
M. Bentz
Will Carr
Miracle cure for indigestion with Electric Bitters
Mrs S H Newsom of Decatur Alabama endured years of pain from indigestion and bowel trouble until Electric Bitters miraculously improved her condition. The ad claims the remedy treats liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles and offers a 50 cent guarantee by W H McKee druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.H. Newsom
Decatur
Ala
W.H. McKee
Butts Run Picnic Lecture At Green s Park
A large crowd attended a Sunday picnic at Green s Park where Rev E Butts delivered an engaging lecture on Labor and rest. Miss Mettie Norris has returned home from Athens after a few weeks there. Marvey Shaw visits near Cincinnati for several weeks. Clarence Butts slipped while fishing Friday and was rescued by Fred King. Willow Creek defeated Judson High school as Willie Hill struck out fourteen. Anna Mansfield is sick with lung fever. Sam Stalder lost another cow, his second in two weeks.
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Green's Park
E. Butts
Mettie Norris
Athens
Marvey Shaw
Cincinnati
Clarence Butts
Fred King
Willow Creek
Judson High School
Willie Hill
Anna Mansfield
Sam Stalder
Boschee's German Syrup praised for throat relief
An Athens Ohio advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as effective for colds throat and long trouble. It claims thousands of consumptives in Athens owe their lives to the product and urges readers to ask their druggist. prices are 25 and 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Athens
Ohio
E. R. Lash
Family News From Wolfs Plains and Nearby
Mr and Mrs James Ferguson and daughter Norma arrived from Charleston. Mrs Ferguson and Norma will stay for an extended visit with Mrs Lydia Beachout and family. Miss Alice Michael attended commencement exercises at Athens. Mr and Mrs Edward Shipley and son Clyde of Glouster spent last week with Mrs Mary Michael and family. H M Barker and family were the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ferguson
Norma
Charleston
Ferguson
Lydia Beachout
Alice Michael
Athens
Edward Shipley
Clyde
Glouster
Mary Michael
H. M. Barker
Relatives Guests Visit Nelsonville and Nearby Areas
Miss Mabel Collins visits Mrs. Anna Courtney as a pleasant guest. Miss Ida Campbell of Murray City stays over Sunday. James McHarg and family visit Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and son Derrell spend Sunday with G W Snaffer in Hebbardsville. James White visits his brother near Albany at week’s end.
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Mabel Collins
Anna Courtney
Ida Campbell
Murray City
James McHarg
Nelsonville
Harry Moore
Derrell
Hebbardsville
G. W. Snaffer
Local notes from Parmiter and neighbors in village scene
Parmiter, working at Corning, visited his parents last. J M Douglas is busy gathering a large crop of strawberries. H F Dillinger and family moved into Hiram Mansfield's house. Mann School enrollment stands at 36. Herbert Dillinger and wife welcomed a son on June 4. Marvey Shaw left his dray job for health reasons. H F Hartley of Ohio University is visiting his parents here.
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J. M. Douglas
H. F. Dillinger
Hiram Mansfield
Mann
Herbert Dillinger
Marvey Shaw
John Orr
Grove City
H. F. Hartley
O. U
Hockingport Church Notes and Local Socials
Rev J E McKenney of Coolville returned from Columbus and filled his Hockingport Methodist appointment Sunday. W F M of the M E church met at the Fords with a birthday dinner. Mrs Sarah G Lemon of Parkersburg visited friends of Mrs Ida Cook. A Wells and daughter Ella Munchmeyer of Washington visited. Mrs Seldon Humphrey of Reedsville stayed with Mrs Ford. Nettie G Morrison returned from Middleport visit. Esther Stewart and sister return from teaching in Mississippi then stay with James Stewart family.
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J. E. McKenney
Coolville
Columbus
Hockingport
M. E
Ford
Sarah G. Lemon
Parkersburg
Ida Cook
A. Wells
Ella Munchmeyer
Washington, W. Va
Seldon Humphrey
Reedsville
Nettie G. Morrison
Middleport
Esther Stewart
Mississippi
James Stewart
A Happy Mother and a Kidney Remedy Miracle
Maple Hill Iowa May 30. Verne Barfoot five years old had lifelong illness trials. His mother tried Dodd’s Kidney Pills after a doctor failed to help. Within days Verne improved and soon recovered after two boxes. Mrs Barfoot praises the remedy and its life saving effect.
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Maple Hill
Verne
J. Barfoot
Dodd
Sleeping Car Service to Chicago on No. 5 Daily
The schedule notes a daily sleeping car to Chicago on train No. 5 via the Ohio Central Lines and the L B and M Rys, with arrival in Chicago at 7 10 a m. Return service departs Chicago each evening at 10 35.
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Chicago
Ohio Central Lines
M. C
Marietta
Amesville
Paros
Palos
Pon
Ohio Central
Arriv
Columbus
M. S
Palow
Central
A . C. Riddell
P. M. Seymour
Gen. Pass
Athens
Lima
Ohio Sunda School Association
Central Lines
Canning Beef Efforts in Germany Falter
Attempts to profit from beef canning in Germany fail due to high raw material costs. The effort stalls as producers face expensive inputs and uncertain market returns.
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Germany
Social Visit Notes From New England and Ohio Towns
Dana Bundy traveled to Columbus on Sunday. Mrs Manda Vore of Gureville visited friends here Saturday and Sunday. Annie and Bertha Dille of Marietta spent part of last week with their parents. Ida and Ella Ginn visited Friday in Athens. Perley Carnes and wife visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Vandyke, over Sunday. Len McDonald and wife visited D. H. Edwards in Guysville on Saturday. Mrs. Frank Yocum and daughter from Glouster returned home after weeks with relatives. Mrs. Ezra Green returned after six weeks with Grace Townsend in Chillicothe, accompanied by her grandson Raymond Townsend. Ethel McCullough guests with her sister, Mrs. Charles Lee.
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Manda Vore
Gureville
Annie
Bertha Dille
Marietta
Ida
Ella Ginn
Athens
Perley Carnes
Amesville
Isaac Vandyke
Len McDonald
D. H. Edwards
Guysville
Frank Yocum
Glouster
Ezra Green
Grace Townsend
Chillicothe
Raymond Townsend
Ethel McCullough
Charles Lee
Bucklen’s Amnic Salve Adverts in Remote Areas
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Amnica Salve as essential for injuries in isolated regions where emergency care is scarce. It links preparedness for burns cuts and ulcers with staying resources widely, asserting the salve as the best on earth sold for 2 cents at W. H. Mc Kee's Drug Store. It also notes Japan’s low pauper rate due to strong reverence for Old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
W. H. McKee
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsement Prompts Readers Test
Line's Pharmacy asks readers to test the value of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Patrons who have used it and been cured are urged to recommend it. The ad says Kodol digests what you eat and cures indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims to increase strength by aiding digestion and blood nutrition. It is described as pleasant and palatable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line’s Pharmacy
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule Released
Notice to teachers lists examination dates on the first Saturdays of April May June July and the third Saturday of August. May exams at Athens and Guysville. June at Athens and Nelsonville. July at Athens and Gloutier. Bexwell tests at Athens and Stewart on the third Saturday of April and at Athens on the second Saturday of May. Je h Grady, Secy.
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Jane
Athens
Guysville
Nelsonville
Gloutier
Stewart
J Eh Grady
Secy
Hocking
St. Louis
Grand Army OF the Republic
Kate Athens
Hocking Valley
Chicago’s Railway Exchange Building Opens With Large Office Space
The Railway Exchange building in Chicago has just completed construction and offers space for 5000 office workers. This sizable facility signals a major expansion in downtown business capacity.
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Railway Exchange
Chicago
A Literary Bargain Shakespeare Complete in Eight Volumes
For sale a complete eight volume set of Shakespeare in elegant binding and clear type. An ideal addition for any library and suitable for teachers and students.
Green Seal Liquid Paints Offered in Many Tints
Green Seal Liquid Paints are readily secured in 46 colors. Sold for sale by H. L. Wheaton.
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H. L. Wheaton
Paraguay Names New Minister to United States
Dr. Cecillio Baez is the newly appointed Paraguayan minister to the United States, the first from Paraguay to serve in Washington in fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecillio Baez
Paraguay
United States
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