Local notes from Lottridge and nearby communities
Rainy Tuesday and community events fill the weekbook. Children’s Day activities at Fairview and Sand Hill churches draw crowds, while June 23 dedication rites for Little Hocking Baptist church will feature ministers from Granville, Marietta and Parkersburg. Funeral notices honor Mrs. Effar Mon and Carrie Wallace of Glouster, with local families in mourning. woolbuyers offer 13 cents, and several residents visit relatives and attend district church gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Church
Lank Stont
Elza Russell
Gill McAfee
Sand Hill Christian Church
Delmar Watson
Chillicothe
Posey
Columbus
Herbert Hayes
Miss Crippen of
Frost
McFarland
Stewart
John Atkinson
Little Hocking Baptist Church
Granville
Marietta
Parkersburg
F. P. Baldwin
New England
W. Va
Baptist Church
Marble craze arrives as townsfolk visit region
The note lists visits and events including E. Vickers and wife in Roseville, Elmer Dixon and mother in Wilkesville, Rev. Patterson preaching on the night of the 2nd, and James Bell described as dangerously ill nearby. It mentions talk of Carbondale resuming work and a local Aaron McKee in Marshfield area tied to an oil test, with Mrs. Michael and daughter visiting Cleveland guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Vickers
Roseville
Carbondale
Elmer Dixon
Wilkesville
Rev. Patterson
Jobs
James Bell
Michael
Cleveland
George Michael
Aaron McKee
Marshfield
Local notes mix of weddings, illness and events in county
A Saturday teachers exam, visits by Watertown and Hamilton residents, and several lectures plus church services mark county life. Deaths include Mrs. Sarah Harman from apoplexy with a funeral planned by Rev. Perry. many locals attend ice cream events, day services, and social gatherings. Farmers report wheat scarcity and low wool sales while families visit Columbus, Athens, and Jerseyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Broadwell
Albert Kline
Gideon Sllis
Stewart
Warren Munn
Laflin
Watertown
M. A. Morrison
Fred Runyan
Delaware
Ohio
Prefs. Hooper
Glouster and
F. 8
Perry
W. C. Harman
Athens
Margaret Harman Davis
Zanesville
Mary Harman Martin
Boston
Mass
E. Fitch
Kilvert
New England
M. E. Church
Eliza Bean
Columbus
Hugh Meighen
Geo. Burson
Mooretown
Hickory Grove Community News and Milestones
Local notices recount visits by Charles Mulligan and families in Athony and Jerseyville, church activities at Mt Pleasant, and a grand rally planned for June 15. Mentions of miners voting to resume work at 51 cents per ton, summer prospects in Hocking and Sunday Creek valleys, Athens High School commencement with twelve graduates, and a reunion banquet of the Alumni Association at Hotel Berry. Also reports court actions on incorrigible youth, travel sketches to St. Louis, drought impacts, and local correspondence from Frank Mantin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Grove
Charles Mulligan
Peter Josten
Athony
Celesta Pugh
Christian Endeavor Society
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Secoy
Mechanicsburg
Missouri
Wm. Lash
Alexander
Isaac Nice
Jerseyville
Joseph Mulligan
Flossie
Samuel Curtis
First Alexander Church
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Athens High School
Supt. Wheaton
Athens
D. Y. Murdoch
Ida Delilah Dean
Miss Dean
E. Via le Favor
William Cary
Miss le Favor
G. Fred Cornwell
Alumni Association
Hotel
Berry
W. B. Lawrence
Alice M. Sommers
Sommers
Alumni
Wheaton
Mus
Mary BE. Rich
Sneeve Io
Locra J. Putnam
Uca
Akcocile
Lizzig M. Davis
Ida Malmer
E. Diexason
James A. Palmer
Ida Maxwell
Grones
Fo Bie Bruby
Ccewnyeen Cate Essete Resnsvaree
Sallie Foster
Grack
M. Poston
Logan
Mish
Annette Whim
Amy Herrold
Dmula
Charles O'Bleness
Ruth J. Newcome
J. M. Allen
Rich
Rs. Palmer
J. A. Berry
Teachers' Institute at Nelsonville July 6 1895
The Teachers Quarterly Institute meets in Nelsonville on Saturday July 6 1895 with an address of welcome by Prof. F B Soultrap. Papers cover securing best attendance, teacher professionalism, study of current events, nature's study and school management. Discussions led by multiple educators and a question box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Quarterly Institute
Nelsonville
F. 8
Soultrap
Bell N. Dew
H. F. McVay
L. G. Bean
Ida Allison
Nellie Musser
O. G. Tinker
Supt. C
Wheaton
Vernon Kontner
J. Emil Blunden
Ethelle Gould
White
Prof. Coultrap
School Teachers Examination Winners at Nelsonville May 25
The list names successful applicants from the Nelsonville examination held May 25 for common and primary certificates. One year common certificate recipients include Adda Cummins Laura Pletch Allen Lydia Sheppard Grace Gardner Minnie James Bertha Dun can Maud Green Edith Pierce Lizzie Kennard James Hale Claudus Biddison Laura E. Carter Rilla D. Thompson Lizzie Higgins. Two year common certificate holder Gertrude Sheppard Annette A. Higgins. One year primary certificate recipients Thrisa Coleman Anna Scott Jennie Sands. Two year primary certificate holders Laura Morehead William McCreamer and Mrs Sarah Siers Patrick Burns and Mina Smith Francis M. Miller and Sarah M. Farl es Arthur Goens Eva Bundy Tra E. Andrews Pearl M. Crossen J R Sands and Jeanette B. Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Adda Cummins
Laura Pletch Allen
Lydia Sheppard
Grace Gardner
Minnie James
Bertha Duncan
Maud Green
Edith Pierce
Lizzie Kennard
James Hale
Claudus Biddison
Laura E. Carter
Rilla D. Thompson
Lizzie Higgins
Gertrude Sheppard
Annette A. Higgins
Thrisa Coleman
Anna Scott
Jennie Sands
Laura Morehead
Mirick's Cream Cheese sale and cow trade ad
Special sale on Mirick's family size Cream Cheese weighing six to seven pounds per block at 10c per pound. Also offers two bedroom and chamber sets in excellent condition for cash or trade for an Almich cow. Inquiries at Messen GER AND Heraco office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirick
Messenger and
Heraco
Uncalled Letters at Local Post Office
A list of names awaiting pickup includes Martin Geo Price Ketta ee sini ees i EM L T H Crate and others as of June 10. This notice from the post office shows uncalled for mail remaining in the June batch.
Chambers-Butt Case concludes with $250 verdict
The hotly contested Chambers versus Butt case, a long legal battle dating to 1892, ends with a 250 dollar verdict for John Chambers after a three day trial in common pleas. The decision, including costs, exceeds 1000 dollars and is expected to be appealed on error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers-Butt
Common Pleas Court
John Chambers
Peter M. Butt
Chambers
Butt
Circuit Court
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Chambera
Sleeper & Sayre
L. M. Jewett
Wood & Wood
Lewis & Price
Batt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lottridge
Peach Ridge
Bell
Anna Huston
Hearvy Simms
Simm
Stella South
Hibbardsville
Wm. C
Lando Dornon
Hall
Bert Tippie
Sand Run
Joseph Love
Robert
Sand Ridge
Mr. Spaulding
Fred Laughlin
Chauncey
Albany
Tuesay
Albert Achauver
Rev. E. White
D. Steward
Steve
F. Beverage
Summitt House
Rose Baker
Pleasant Hill
Athens County
A. BE. Cragg
L. Hawk
M. P
Burlington
John D. Fredrick
Waynesborough
Penn
J. D. Tanner
Omanicey
Myra Sprague
Millfield
J. P. Ewing
Jackson
George Nye
Asher Biddle
Lulu Tedrow
Frank Klingo
George Gibbs
Gibbs
Isaac Tedrow
Cal Birge
Dorcas Smith
M.B
Siniff
Carrie Wallace
Glouster
Nye
Iss Wallace
Kelt
Coolville
Guysville
Sarah MecVicker
H. Warren
Annie Caldwell
Cr. C. Cray
M. M. LeFavor
Daisy Coe
Creamer
Frank Robinson
Ames
Bessie Allen
A. Snow
M. E
Myrtle Henry
C. P
Johnson
Wingett Chapel
Rev. Johnson
Mirers
Amanda Karnes
Charlotte RK. Kaler
Mable Zoe Wilson
Jerusalem
Hattie Arsecott
Blanche Smith
George Thompson
Earnest Cassels
Herbert W. Brooks
Ruth Jeanette Newcome
Earth
Marion E. Norton
UC. W. Super
Murdoch
Bethel
Joseph Brown
Buchtel
John Brown
Boys Industrial School
Lancaster
Jennie Vaughn
Girls Industrial School
OUR
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Great West
New York
St. Louis
Indiana
Illinois
Flora
Ilinois
Cincinnati
Frank G. Mantin
Teachers’ Institute
Wm. McCreamer
Sarah Siers
Patrick Burns
Mina Smith
Francis M. Miller
Sarah M. Far
Les
Arthur Goens
Eva Bundy
Tra E. Andrews
Pearl M. Crossen
J. R. Sands
Jeanette B. Fuller
T. H. Crate, P.M
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