Sears Chosen to Oppose Douglas in Eleventh District
In Lancaster Ohio Democrats nominate L A Sears to oppose Albert Douglas with James E Campbell addressing the convention. W C Lowrey declined, Sears nominated by acclamation. M A Daugherty and Samuel D Webb named as national delegates. Dr Cox chosen elector. resolutions praise Judson Harmon and support Bryan for President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Douglas
James E. Campbell
L. A. Sears
Hillicothe
W. C. Lowrey
Logan
Lowrey
Sears
M. A. Daugherty
Samuel D. Webb
Athens
Dr. Cox
Vinton County
Judson Harmon
J. E. Campbell
United States
William J. Bryan
Harmony Hill Community News Notes and Visits
Local residents report farm tasks and crop efforts amid crow control. Visitors include Mrs. Store of Belpre with sister Mrs. Clara Cornes and many calls between families such as the Duffee, Thorp, Rice, and Watson households. weekend visits span Belpre Little Hocking Parkersburg Parkersburg area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Store
Belpre
Clara Cornes
Mine Hiring Gains Ahead at Hisylvania Coal
Trimble June 4. Supt. E. M. Blower of the Hisylvania Coal company says the mine now employs about two hundred men. They work four days a week and expect to reach full time in thirty days as more mines join during the lake trade season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
E. M. Blower
Hisylvania Coal Company
Canaan Holds Graduation in Canaanville M E Church
Six graduates will receive diplomas at the Canaan commencement on Saturday June 13 at 2 o clock in the Canaanville M E church. Prof F B Coultrap will give the address. Names include Tatie Marshall Esme Bean John Crawford Willie Cullums Amos Van Dyke Harvey Cone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Ewnshin Boxwell
Canaanville M. E
F. 8. Coultrap
Tatie Marshall
Esme Bean
John Crawford
Willie Cullums
Amos van Dyke
Harvey Cone
Commit to Columbus Imbecile Asylum For William Stiers
William Stiers, 23, was committed to the imbecile asylum at Columbus after a probate court hearing. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stiers of Burr Oak. Stiers had been indicted by a grand jury for attempted rape of a girl near Glouster and will be taken to Columbus for a full mental and physical examination before potential confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stiers
Columbus
Harvey Stiers
Burr Oak
Stiers
Glouster
Lurr Oak
Jacksonv Jebel edges Parkersburg in tight 3 to 2 game
In Jacksonville valley mining activity improves as Parkersburg plans return games after June 18. Jacksonvile wins one of three by 3 to 2, while Athens venue may be sought for future matchups. School board members Campbell and Johnson visit Junction City to inspect the new eight room modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonv Jebel
Parkersburg
Jacksonvile
Parkerslire
Athens
Mesers
A.A. Campbell
W. J Johnson
Junction City
Bridge construction to start next week in Athens
Superintendent Whitehead of the Capital Construction Company of Columbus announced that work on the new south bridge across the Hocking at Athens would begin next week. Traffic will not be blocked during the initial phase, with preliminary abutment work largely complete and approaches improved by paving Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead
Capital Construction Company of
Columbus
Athens
Hocking
President Street
M@berry street
Mulberry Street
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
L C Dye and son Riley were visitors in Coolville on Monday. Mrs Eber Russell and Sadie attended the Riley Mechanic dance last Thursday. Mr Park Dye is sick. E M Russell and family stayed with Edward Clark and wife on Sunday. Geo Wrigeleman of Fear Coolville called on B C Dye Sunday. Lizzie Cole visited her cousin Joanna Dye Sunday. Mrs L C Dye and daughter Lucy visited A P Dye recently. Harrison and Riley Dye and Fordham were guests of Fordham Sunday. H L Dye works on the mill at Covert Warrens place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Dye
Riley
Coolville
Eber Russell
Sadie
Riley Mechanies
Park Dye
E. M. Russell
Dward Clark
Geo. Wrigeleman
Fear Coolville
B. C. Dye
Lizzie Cole
Joanna Dye
Lucy
A. P. Dye
S. Harrison
Riley Dye
Fordham
H. L. Dye
Covert Warren's
Small Lad Shot by a Playmate in Murray City
Eleven year old Frank Maxwell was accidentally shot in the right side by Esther Wolf while handling a gun brought home from the woods. He was taken to Grant Hospital in Columbus after suffering internal hemorrhages. condition described as serious but improving now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Grant Hospital
Columbus
M. E. Cox
Frank
Esther Wolf
Millfield Social and Funeral Notices Report
Mrs L Strasbaugh of Chauncey visited Mrs John Daft. Several locals attended Jane Howard's funeral in Concord. W R Wilson and Harvey Wade of Trimble visited. George Wade returns from western travel. Mattie Morris hosted a large dance with Refreshments. Attendees included many Chauncey and nearby residents and out of town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Strasbaugh
Chauncey
John Daft
Jane Howard
Concord
W. Ro Wilson
Harvey Wade
Trimble
Blanche Roberts
Zanesville
George Wade
Mattie Morris
Ray Sanders
Solomon Border
M. E. Christman
J. YW. Barich
Maitie
Glenna Norris
Ceorge Norris
Ray Howard
Warren
Walter Border
Harry McDaniel Tit Price
Daniel Fulton
Florye Hetfield
Corning
Harry Gaskill
Middleport
Bianche Brown
L.L. Howard
Beaweil
Return of Miss Mary Bean to Athens and local visits
Miss Mary Bean came back to Athens last week after time with her parents. Mr and Mrs Chat Bean Mrs Henry Wilson and Ernest of Athens visited at Lydia Kinkead home. Roy Price of Gloucester and Buck of Alexander Indiana stayed with Whitfield Mean. A group from here attended a Stewart baseball game Saturday. Blanche Cray and Frances returned to Parkersburg after visiting Edward Bean. Charley Bean visited Athens Tuesday last week. Blanche Kincade attended Miss Mary Clifford's funeral at New England M E Church.
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Mary Bean
Athens
Chat Bean
Henry Wilson
Ernest
Lydia Kinkead
Roy Price
Glouster
Buck
Alexander, Ind
Whitfield
Stewart
Blanche Cray
Frances
Parkersburg
Edward Bean
Charley Bean
Blanche Kincade
Mary Clifford
New England
M. E
Mary A. Stone
Marietta
Corry
Stevens Organ and Piano Company
Elizabeth Curtle
Newbury
The
Universalist Church
Mt. Gilead
Union Sunday School of
J. R. Holdren
Mary A. Curtis
Isaac Gibbs
John Brookhart
Brookhart
Ollie
Frances Oakes
R. Holdren
Newport
George Green
Carl Green
Chicago
Wm. Hines
Alfred Moritz
P. M Bryson
Wm. Searle
Oakdale
Fred Hewh
Melish
Joseph Boan
Boulder
Colorado
Boan
Vaneshine Boan
Bean
Nebraska
Iowa
Charles Priest
New Lexington
Gilbert Brown
Priest
Brown
B. F. Sv 4
Fred Davis
Philadelphia
J. G. Blower
Dr. Davis
Blower
Norristown
Wm. Jones
Isehe
Nelson
Jeffrey Mtg. Co
Columbus
Bri. F. Danford
J G. Blower
Frederick Davis
Athens County Medical Association
S. B
Tess Alderman
Nelsonville
Estella Falkes
Emile Forsythe
Nelep Gontist Eaured
Thie City
Evangelist Manley Wilson
San
Dr King's New Life Pills Endorsement Publication
A reader from Ingleside North Carolina praises Dr King's New Life Pills after fifteen years of indigestion. The testimonial notes spending over two hundred dollars with no relief until trying the product. Sold at McKee's Drug Store for 25 cents under guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
Ingleside
N. C
McKee
Community Notices and Visits in Hockingport Area
Local residents and visitors are noted in weekly social items. Miss Mai Pennybacker from Columbus and Miss Clara Hardwick of Parkersburg visit relatives here. Many towns including Huntington Pittsburg Newbury Parkersburg and Marietta are mentioned with engagements travels and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hardwick
Parkersburg
Corning residents visit, injuries and local notices
Mrs Jova Snell and three children returned to Corning after visiting M D Shell and family and G It Kiddy. John Howard, mine No 10 stable boss, had a finger amputated after a cage incident. The Imy Orchestra entertained at L A Curfman’s home, with Misses Curfman and Nelson, and the music pleased the grammar school audience. Numerous local movements include visits, public notices, and church evangelist meetings led by Rev Manley Wilson in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jova Snell
Corning
M. D. Shell
John Howard
leFever
L. A
George
John Williamson
Charles
Russell Swee
Dwight Curfman
Arthur Vercoe
Morgen Lewis
Maud Curfman
Amesville
D. J. King
Chauncey
James Munroe Starkey
Coolville
Mary
Vere Peugh
Sugar Creek
Dora Wagner
Athens
Hugh Gormley
Joseph Richards
Lancaster
W. A. Pric
Tom Lavelle
Honest Square Dealing Promoted by Dr. Pierce Medicines
An article extols Dr. Pierce publishing full ingredient lists on bottle wrappers, arguing open formulas prove merit. It lauds Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, detailing their uses for mucous membranes and specific female health issues, and invites readers to consult Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Eame
Conault de Pierce
V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Large Fourth of JulyCelebration Planned in Glouster
A huge crowd is anticipated as Glouster prepares for one of the region’s greatest Fourth of July celebrations. The Board of Trade helped organize the event with prominent speakers and local exhibitors. The groom, son of Mrs. Kendall, is a longtime city resident and former meat market worker now living in the area. A social gathering featuring guests from several towns and a boys’ orchestra enhanced the event. The Kendall family trips to New Straiteville were noted as they plan to return home after early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster Ws
Board of Trade
Order of Eagles
Glouweter
Arramgemer
Kendall Morris Wedding at Morris Residence
A pretty home wedding was held Wednesday evening at Mr and Mrs William Morris residence. Miss Sylva Morris became the bride of Claies Bevach in a ceremony by Rev B F Jackson pastor of Methods church. The groom was Will Coultes of Corning and the bride’s sister Anna Morris attended. Guests gathered for an elaborate dining room menu after the ceremony. The bride previously worked for Union Telephone and Palmer Bros store and was well regarded by patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Sylva
Claiies Bevach
B. F. Jackson
Will Coultes
Corning
Anna Morris
Uion Telephone Company Centraire
Palmer Bros
Francis Rogers and Mise Orinda Cottrell Wed at Albany Home
Mr Francis Rogers and Mise Orinda Cottrell were married at the bride's home on June 3 in Albany by Rev J F Prior. The ceremony was conducted in the presence of family members and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, O
Mr. Francis Rogers and
Mise Orinda Cottrell
Thinks I Saved His Life by Dr King’s New Discovery
Naples Me resident Lester M Nelson writes that Dr King’s New Discovery saved his life and remains a reliable throat and lung remedy. The ad claims the product stands at the head of throat ending remedies for forty years and offers a guarantee with a $1.00 trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester M. Nelson
Naples
Dr. King
Melive
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Douglas
Chillicothe
S. D. Webb
Ohio
Harmony Hill
J. Ll. Cogeeshalls
Parkesburg
W. Va
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Dutton
Sarah Watson
Edith
Geo. Duffee
Little Hocking
Richard Heuston
Water Town
Rosa Cornes
J. T. Devore
John McLaughlin
Arthur Cornes
Curie Thorp
G. K. Thorp
Peter Rice
Grantsville
M. N. Linscott
Qualey
T. ©. Smith
Mr. T. McGinnis
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Littl Hocking
Edi i Watson
Susie Lingcott
Addie and
Mary Cornes
Antioch
Jacksonville
Pleasant Valley
Small Lad
Columbus Hospital
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Maxwell
Millfield
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Hockingport
Miss Mai Penny Backer
Colum
Josie Taylor
Huntington
Fanny Safereed
Pittsburg, Pa
G. B. Sims
E. A. Dutton
Agnes Humphrey
Mrs. L. ©. Corry
Son
Warne
Johnson
Francis Payne
Rendville
Payne
Sunday Creek Company
BE. L. Cole
T. Rose
Mr. Rose
G. A. Cornwell
Broad Street
George Stead
Mr. Stead
Clarence Stead
A. J Crawford
A. McDonald
Co. EB. Sillars
Chauncey Mondas
BE. M. Blower
W. B. Ohnson
Bell Telensone Company
Toms the
Kid
Aiwa
Murray
Murray Boys
Ce Gime
Fin Favur
George Wegner
Ranine
Aia
Jim John
D. J King
King
M. M. Bryson
Dess Truex
Hatfield
Jerry Truex
George Emrick
Waverly
Emrick
Walter F. Harris
Tony Elias
Bhuerness
Belle Phillips
First Baptist Church
J. M. Riddle
J. B. Stiff
Sunday Creek
John Coling
New Strakeville
Wilson
Charles Sick
Thoma
Elliott’s
Morgan County
Spurrier
S. W. Needy
Sorning
Kendall-Morris
Sogere
Cottrell
J. F. Prior
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