Candidate for Treasurer of Athens County Nomination
A candidate announces intent to seek the Treasurer nomination in Athens County subject to the forthcoming Republican primary. The statement identifies EE C Woouwonr as the prospective candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iam
Athens County
EE. C. Woouwonr
Don C. Camle
Lama
Elmer Goi Yen
Enston Messencer-Heerard
Repub
A. Jd. Crawford
Glouster, O
Athena
Sabor
J. B. Canpenren
Government sets 450000 for Philippine exhibit fund
A fund of 450000 is now available for the Philippine exhibit at the St Louis fair. The piece outlines political comments, weather bureau changes, and local governance jabs as Roosevelt and officials maneuver through upcoming events and criticism.
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St. Louis Fair
Albany Area Notes on Local Education and Death
Rev. J H Kirkpatrick attends state Sunday school convention in Portsmouth. Miss Ethel Mitchell elected teacher for York township school near Nelsonville. Boxwell commencement at Lee township church with seven graduates. William Dailey dies at about ninety near Albany after a long life in the area. Funeral at the Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Portsmouth
Ethel Mitchell
York Township
Nelsonville
Lee Township
Boxwell
William Dailey
Albany
Temple
Shawnee Visit and Lawn Fete Reported
Mrs. Palmer visits Shawnee this week and Mrs. Mary Barnes with daughter Juson of Arbaugh spent last week. The U B church L A society hosted a lawn fete at Hilton Park Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Shawnee
Mary Barnes
Juson
Arbaugh
L. A. Society of the U. B. Church
Hilton Park
Local residents visit and travels noted in log
Miss Bertha Crawford of Logan spent last week with friends here. Miss Freda Evans of Nelsonville cay last week as friends Leach of Columbus was here Tonite Mr. Skinner and wife of Derthick spent Sunday here. Mrs. Dora Smith was in Jackson ville Saturday on business. Mrs. Cora Davis of Columbus is the guest of her parents here. Lena Latmer of Millfield spent Sun day here, Mrs. Catherne Charles and son Lem uel, of Luhrig spent Sunday here, Charles Coleman and family spent Sunday with Glouster relatives. Ed Gould of London spent Wednes day here. J. G. McFadden of Columbus called on friends here Monday. Mrs. Mollie Mason is very seriously ill. Mr. and Mr. Thomas of Lubrig spent Sunday with relatives here. Pat Sweeney and Fred Quayle were in Athens Saturday. Pink Arbaugh is the guest of his brother J. W. Arbaugh, over Sunday. Fred Smith spent Friday with Lub by Friends. im Coleman spent Sunday at Mur ray City. The All-stars of Columbus and the Finley baseball team will play ball here Sunday. Mrs. Maurice Henshaw of Glouster spent Sunday here, Mss Edna Mayle spent Thursday and Friday at Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Crawford
Logan
Freda Evans
Nelsonville Cay
Leach
Columbus
Skinner
Derthick
Dora Smith
Jacksonville
Cora Davis
Lena Latmer
Millfield
Catherne Charles
Lemuel
Luhrig
Charles Coleman
Ed Gould
London
J. G. McFadden
Mollie Mason
Mr. Thomas
Lubrig
Pat Sweeney
Fred Quayle
Athens
Pink Arbaugh
J. W. Arbaugh
Fred Smith
Im Coleman
Murray City
All-stars of
Finley
Maurice Henshaw
Glouster
Edna Mayle
Trimble
Local Social Roundup From Hockingport Area
Mrs Hickman made a business trip to Pittsburg and returned home safely. Ida Cook visited friends in Parkersburg while Frank Curtis spent the weekend with his mother. Clara Wells and Ella Munchmeyer visited A Wells relatives in town. Mrs Burdette of Columbus stayed with sister Mrs Humphrey. Emily Humphrey visited relatives in Portland. The W F M 8S met at Mr Ford’s home for his and his wife’s birthday. Addie Tracewell visited Milton Parker’s home. Mary A Stone concluded her term at Belpre and vacationing in Cuba. Rev McKinney preached a fine sermon. Mr Coffman from Parkersburg post office department boarded at Mr White’s. Mr and Mrs Ben White visited Bellville. Bettie Oakes of Newbury died Saturday. she was a respected Christian woman with many friends.
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Hickman
Pittsburg
Mitchell
Ida Cook
Parkersburg
Frank Curtis
Clara Wells
Ella Munchmeyer
Washington
W. Va
A. Wells
Burdette
Columbus
Mrs. Humphrey
Emily Humphrey
Portland
Ford
Addie Tracewell
Milton Parker
Mary A. Stone
Belpre
Cuba
McKinney
Coffman
Post Office
White
Ben White
Bellville
Bettie Oakes
Newbury
Amesville social notes and local visits compiled
Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson of Athens guests of Dr. and Mrs. Z L Henry. Rev T F Garrett attends state Sunday school convention in Portsmouth. Children day services at M E church next Sunday at 10. Gladys Wheeler and Irene Gibson visit in Barlow. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Linscott. W E Clark, F W Gibson, J N Lortz, R G Brawley and W Wells at K P memorial in Athens. Frank Gifford visits Athens. Mrs Vesta Sullivan of Columbus visiting G E Clark. Miss Grace Hite of Ellenboro visiting sister Mrs Nelson Calwin. Dr J Emil Blunden leaves for New York City for mission instruction before Africa assignment. Dr Henshaw of Ellenboro visits. C A Curfman of Cincinnati visits parents. Mr and Mrs O G Tinker visit Trimble. Miss Jennie James resigns Amesville Store Co. for D W O Neal Co. Mrs Henry Porter visiting Chesterhall relatives. F W Gibson attends K P Grand Lodge at Canton. Miss Palmer of Barlow visits Miss Lucy Henry. Davis Henry, A L Ogg, William Morris, C Curtis pledge $100 to Rod Wickham to clear driftwood from Federal Creek. Jam caused by cut willows. Mrs D D Fuller of Athens visiting.
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William Johnson
Athens
Z. L. Henry
T. F. Garrett
Portsmouth
M. EB
Gladys Wheeler
Irene Gibson
Barlow
Daniel Linscott
W. E. Clark
F. W. Gibson
J. N. Lortz
R. G. Brawley
W. ©. Wells
K. of P
Frank Gifford
H. D. Henry
Vesta Sullivan
Columbus
G. E. Clark
Grace Hite
Ellenboro
W. Va
Nelson Calwin
J. Emil Blunden
New York City
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Africa
Henshaw
Ellensboro
C. A. Curfman
Cincinnati
O. G. Tinker
Trimble
Jennie James
Amesville
D. W. O'Neal & Co
Henry Porter
Chesterhall
Grand Lodge of the
Canton
William Morris
C. Curtis
Rod. Wickham
Broadwell
Federal Creek
D. D. Fuller
Fell on Street Ends In Brief Collapse Of Local Master
T J Withers of Marshfield a master in Cleveland's administration suffered heart failure while standing near the Bank of Athens on Friday. He fell prostrate striking a window base, lay unconscious for minutes, was carried to Dr. McVay's office, and quickly regained consciousness.
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T. J. Withers
Marshfielld
Cleveland
Bank of Athens
Pythian Memorial Day Observance Amid Rain Delays
The piece recalls Memorial Day ceremonies led by the Knights of Pythias, honoring fallen heroes and promoting peace. It highlights the pledge to honor deceased brothers, build monuments, and keep alive the order’s principles through acts of justice and charity despite a heavy downpour that disrupted the cemetery services.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Damon
Phythias
Manley Recovers From Bright's Disease After Kidney Pills
Lon Manley of Whitehall Illinois was diagnosed with Bright's Disease and given up by his doctor. After following a friend's advice and using Dodds Kidney Pills his condition improved rapidly and he now says he feels better than for years. The timely recovery surprised many.
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Whitehall, Ill
Lon Manley
Bright
Dood
Manley
Mr. Manley
Dodd
Athens Plans Bond Issue for Electric Light Works in 1903
Athens Ohio village council votes to submit a bond proposition not exceeding fifteen thousand dollars to voters on July 15, 1908 to fund electric light works. Bonds dated September 1, 1908 would run to cover interest and a sinking fund, with taxes levied to pay debts.
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Athens
Ohio
National Bank of
New York City
First National Bank of
Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections
Athens County
Henry Logan
Attest
W. B. Golden
Sheriff Sale of Personal Property in Athens County
By order of the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County Ohio the sheriff offers at public auction the described personal property on the premises of James H Jones Ames Township at 10 o clock a m. The list includes pipe bricks engines boilers rope chains and other items with total value 51683 cash due day of sale. A Murphy sheriff deputy H W Murphy and Underwood Lady and J M Foster attorneys. June 11 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
James H. Jones
Ames Township
A. Murphy
H. W. Murphy
Underwood & Lady
J. M. Foster
Pit’ Ffs
Atty
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as mercury free
An advertisement warns against mercury containing catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal remedy. Also lists classified sale items including furniture and a stationary engine with window frames from Fred Heisner in Athens Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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