Funeral attendance listed for several local residents
Mrs Franklin Garlinger and Mr and Mrs David Geary attended Mrs Cora Millhorn's funeral at Vanderhoof Tuesday. Mr and Mrs L D Castle attended Mr Charles Gathrie's funeral at Orange church Wednesday. Annie Midkiff and Harry Rennion attended Bethany children's day services Sunday evening. Literary exercises planned at Lawrence Chapel next Sunday evening June 21. Maggie Stout visited her parents Geo Guthrie at Garden last week. Carrie Wade has returned home at Alfred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Garlinger
Bachtel
David Geary
Gioustervilled
M. M. Runnion
Cora Millhorn
Vanderhoof
L. D. Castle
Charles Gathrie
Orange Church
Annie Midkiff
Harry Rennion
Bethany
Lawrence Chapel
Maggie Stout
Geo. Guthrie
Garden
Carrie Wade
Alfred
Third Year Pupils Recital Led by Van Vorhes at College
A Saturday night piano recital in the college auditorium featured third year pupils of Miss Nellie H. Van Vorhes with Miss Clah Hooper soprano Mrs. E Logan contralto and Thomas Hoover tenor. A large audience praised the program including Concerto The Flatterer Nirvana Sonata La Chasse Venetian Gondoloied No 6 and 12 Hosanna Walz Serenade and Allegro from a symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Nellie H. van Vorhes
Clah Hooper
E. ©. Logan
Thomas Hoover
Miss Kipp
Misses Davis
Baprice
Thomas N. Hoover
Everett Parker
Miss van Vorhes
Ann Village
E. C. Logan
Walz
Miss Hooper
McVey and
Earhart
3D Symphony
Hollister Crowd Noted For Weekend Visits And Baseball
Hollister residents hosted visitors from Trimble Murray City Columbus and Glouster with social visits and a ball game at Derthick. The Columbus All-stars faced Hollister Finleys with a 6 to 2 loss for the All-stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecila Clark
Stella Nayle
Trimble
Coral Coleman
Murray City
Emmett Zimmerman
Albany
Lena Hickman
Columbus
Will Wallace
Fred Smith
Crooksville
Misses Mantle
Oral Riley
Corning
Flossie
Mabel Mason
Cornelia Smith
Bess Hale
Derthick
Mryr. Littleton
Jar. Kelley
Glouster
Green
Johnson
Hatfield
Cook
Dammond
Gibson
Hoodlett
Smith
Sanders
Whalen
Easler
Ron Hall
Willard Evans
Cooper. Jenkins
Sand
Andy Calender
Miss Lemell
Jacksonville
James Coleman
West Virginia
EB. Shafer
Columbus All-stars
Hollister Finley
Finley
Harry Hill
Athens
Educational Meeting at Judson Closes Select School
A large crowd attended Judson Saturday for the close of the select school taught by R. Cline. The program featured recitations readings and music. Prof Grady could not attend but Supt G W Christman filled in creditably with other teachers giving addresses. The fifth select school at this place shows strong educational spirit and the future looks encouraging with a township school planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson
R. Cline
Grady
G. W. Christman
Select School
For Sale of Milch Cows and Driving Horses in Athens
Auction notice lists fresh milch cows driving horses and draft horses for sale. J. C. Campbell of Athens is the contact, offering a selection of quality livestock ready for buyers to view and bid.
Death of Pauline Guenther 11 in Mill Street
Pauline Guenther, eleven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Guenther, died Thursday at home on Mill street after a brief illness from a complication of diseases. Funeral at home held Friday led by Rev Cherington. Remains went to Herndon Virginia for interment with her father. He returns with another daughter from New York hospital treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Guenther
Fred Guenther
Mill Street
Cherington
Herndon
Washington
Dd. C
New York
Knights Attend Memorial in Gallipolis
About twenty five Knights of Pythias attended memorial services in Gallipolis including visitors from Athens. Marshal Peter Finsterwald led Athens contingents and toured the Priestly home scene where Lile and Williams were killed during a confrontation with officers. Citizens of Gallipolis honored him for his actions on a January night in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of
Pythias
Gallipolis
Athens
Rshal
Peter Finsterwald
Marshal Finsterwald
A Maryland Wonder Promises Kidney Relief for Many
Upper Cross Roads Maryland reports Dodd's Kidney Pills as a marvelous remedy with claimed cures for rheumatism, lumbago, backache, female troubles, nervous diseases, dropsy, diabetes and Bright's disease. Mrs. John Cooney credits the pills as the best remedy for kidney trouble and weak back. Many others testify to its virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Cross Roads
Dodd
Anny
Bright
John Cooney
Cooney
Death of Early Athens County Resident David Allen
David Allen of Alexander township aged 81 died at home after weeks of frailty from multiple age related illnesses with cancer of the face listed as immediate cause. Born in Fayette County Pennsylvania he came to Ohio in 1815 with his parents and later lived 16 years in Athens township where he bought the farm where he died in 1876. He married Mary Jane Wilkins in 1839. she died in September 1900 after 61 years of marriage. Survived by children Mrs. Charles Townsend Capt J B Allen Mrs D Gist John H Allen George D Allen William Allen and Mrs Lillie A Fuller. Funeral conducted by Rev Cherington and Rev Hurley with interment in the new cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Allen
Athens County
Alexander Township
Mr. Allen
Fayette County
Harrison County
Ohio
Josiah Allen
Rose
Mary Jane Wilkins
Athens Township
Allen
Cherington
Athens M. E
Hurley
Methodist Protestant Church
Charles Townsend
J. B. Allen
D. Gist
John H. Allen
Geo. D. Allen
William Allen
Lillie A. Fuller
Death of Mrs. Martha Hooper at Richland Avenue
Mrs. Martha Hooper wife of Addison Hooper died Thursday noon at her Richland avenue home after a long cancer illness. She was 49 and leaves Mrs. E H Cotton Mrs. David Blackburn Harry Clifford Ethel and Britton Hooper. Short service at home followed by funeral at Bass Church conducted by Rev W D Cherington with interment in Bass Church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hooper
Addison Hooper
Richland Avenue
State Hospital
Columbus
Bassetchurch
W. D. Cherington
Per
E. H. Cotton
David Blackburn
Harry Hooper
Clifford Hooper
Ethel
Britton Hooper
Reception to Electrical Students at University
More than sixty electrical engineering students were hosted by Professor and Mrs. Atkinson on Thursday evening June 11. Cards titled Nuts to Crack by Electricity provided amusement with burlesque queries and answers, followed by Mr. Atkinson’s original printed answers. The lively program drew much laughter and enjoyment from all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
All Have Positions After Engineering Course
Graduates report their jobs with W. H. Williamson at a state hospital as electrical staff and H. F. Courtright in Cleveland. T. C. Hulbert serves as electrical engineer for Nelsonville Electric Co. in Athens, and I. M. Haffey holds a similar post in Athens. Potter plans to head west and Thratl likely goes to Cleveland. A sale lists a sideboard china closet bookcase parlor set and two beds at McKee's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Williamson
The
State Hospital
H. F. Courtright
Cleveland
T. C. Hulbert
Nelsonville Electric Co
8. M. Haffey
Athens
Potter
Thrat
McKee's Drug Store
Death of Dr. E W Parker in Gallpolis at 52
The death of Dr. E W Parker occurred Friday at his home in Gallpolis at age 52. He had practiced medicine there since beginning his medical career and was a Civil War veteran. Parker was the father in law of Mrs. B Parker, formerly of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Parker
Gallipolis
Parker
B. Parker
Athens
Rasor Adams Tie The Knot In Columbus
The marriage of S. Eugene Rasor of Columbus and Vinnie A. Adams of Glouster occurred at the M. E. parsonage on Wednesday June 10 with Rev. W. D. Cherington presiding. Friends extend best wishes for their happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Eugene Rasor
Columbus
Vinnie A. Adams
Glouster
M. E. Parsonage
W. D. Cherington
Death of Samuel Harris on Lancaster Street
Samuel Harris died Wednesday night at 52 at his home on Lancaster Street. Funeral services were held Friday at the Baptist church conducted by Rev. Wilson, with interment in the new cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Harris
Lancaster Street
Baptist Church
Wilson
New Cemetery
Hilt and Love Marriage at Tremble Justice Ceremony
William C. Hilt of Jacksonville married Vennie Love of Gloucester Sunday. Justice B W King officiated. Hilt is a prosperous local merchant and Love is a well known Gloucester young lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Jane
William C. Hilt
Vennie
Glouster
Rimble
B. W. King
Hilt
Promoters Sell Copper Mine to English Investors
San Francisco promoters unload a copper mine for 3.4 million dollars to English investors after paying 12 thousand dollars. The deal is expected to affect securities markets and may trigger more investor unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Algeo and Smith Married in Kilvert Probate Office
Arthur E. Algeo of Kilvert and Emme B. Smith of New England wed Friday in the probate office with Mayor Henry Logan officiating. The couple will reside in Kilvert where the groom runs a business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Algeo
Kilvert
Emme B. Smith
New England
Henry Logan
State Convention Ticket Offer for Ohio Central Lines
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union in Elvira invites members to a round trip fare from all Ohio stations. Tickets on sale June 24 25 26 with return valid until June 29 1908. For rates train times and details contact Ohio Central Lines agents or L France secretary C E Union Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Christian Endeavor Union
Elvira
Ohio
Ohio Central Lines
L. France
C. E. Union
Columbus
Ce Lers
Mou Ulton Houk
General
Toledo
Shirt Waists Embrace Substantial Materials for 1903
The article notes the shirt waist remains vital for street wear alongside coats and skirts. It predicts the 1903 shirt waist will be more substantial than last year, due to experiences with perishability of delicate lace and tucks. Shirred bodices and skirts are highlighted as spring novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Street
Fashions Highlight Veiled Gowns and Linen Styles
The write up praises gowns with veiling and deep shirring outlined by silk fringe. Hats show emphasis on outline and tuckings, sleeves grow fuller at the cuffs, white linen remains popular, collars feature stitched linen or pique four in hand styling. An illustration depicts a cashmere blouse by Judic Chollet.
Beauty myths and a liver cure promise in old advertisement
An editorial style note extols cosmetics as ineffective for complexion care and promotes Green's August Flower as a liver tonic to purify blood and improve skin. It claims relief from constipation, biliousness, nervousness and insomnia, with trial sizes offered at 25 cents and 75 cents, and ends with a remark on bee stings and alcohol as antidotes.
Life and a political joke in old newspaper prose
The piece extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a life enhancing medicine and urges the weak to take it, claiming it builds up the system and makes life more abounding. It ends with a quip about Thomas A. Edison entering politics and inventing a politico mechanical wire puller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Thomas A. Edison
Worst of All Experiences at Decatur Woman Seeks Help
Mrs. 8 H Newsom of Decatur Alabama endured three years of indigestion stomach and bowel trouble with death seeming inevitable. She credits Electric Bitters with a miraculous turnaround and recovery. The tonic is promoted for liver kidney stomach and bowel issues and 50 cents is charged with a guarantee by W H McKee Druggist. West Point will graduate ninety four lieutenants this week marking the largest class ever at the military academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. H. Newsom
Decatur
Ala
W. H. McKee
West Point
Military Academy
Probate Notices Filed in Athens County Ohio
Probate Judge's office in Athens County Ohio lists accounts filed and suspended for exceptions until July 4 1908 at 10 am. Guardians Maria Mulligan Joseph Mulligan and L M Dorsey oversee multiple accounts for Margaret Mulligan Frances Mulligan Catherine Gabriel. Administrators W G Hickman and George Vernon handle final accounts for Lewis Davenport and Daniel B Vernon. Lucia J Putnam executrix of Harriet B Smith estate also has final account. A W Lynch Probate Judge June 18 to July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Ohio
Maria Mulligan
Margaret Mulligan
Joseph Mulligan
Frances Mulligan
L. M. Dorsey
Catherine Gabriel
W. G. Hickman
Lewis Davenport
CA Bastorita The Kind You Have Always Bought
The material presents a nostalgic note referencing a well known product tag line. It hints at an old advertising phrase and consumer familiarity with a trusted brand once commonly advertised in period newspapers.
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White Rock 611 Co
OUT OF Town News
Lottridge
Hollister
Harry Colley
Blanche
Hettie Latimer
Logan
Cecelia Clark
Goldie Woods
Bass Clark
Sarah Richards
Fed Tirso
Judge Clark
J. C. Campbell
Athens O
Pauline Guenther Deze
Maryland
Wother
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Hooper
Nator
J. C. Lukens
Tippe
Tippecanoe
the Life Plant CO
Canton, Ohio
McKee’s Drug Store
Rasor-Adams
Roosevelt
Algeo-Smith
State Convention
C. H
Edna Trompson
O. S-W.ry
California
Arizon
Texas
Oregon
Motana
Daho
Utah
Denver
Col
International Convention United Society Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
S. W
P. McCarty
Cincinnati
Burstts
Aters
Manhattan Therapeutic Association Dept
Broadway
New York City
Kennedy & Kergan
America
Banl Security
DRS
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