Local Social Notes From Amesville and Nearby Towns
D M Beasley attended the Grand of the Knights of Columbus as lodge representative. Miss Ethel Potter of Columbus visits her cousin Mrs Tolson. Mrs R R McKinley of Columbus visits friends here. Dr and Mrs Alderman of Athens spent Sunday with daughter W R Phillips. Kie W Pickering of Gloucester visited Mrs F W Gibson. Mrs E P Dulaney of Gloucester hosts her parents. C A Cartman of Cincinnati returns after a short visit. Children day observed at Presbyterian and Federal Valley churches. exercises planned at Methodist next Sunday. Mr and Mrs H C Owen of Parkersburg visit relatives. Mrs F G Shoop and Mrs G C Dyson visit friends in Gloucester. John Williams and family of Akron guest of Mrs Sadie Wilson. Miss Dacia Phillips of Columbus visiting cousin Miss Edgth Hoisington. Mrs John Phillips returns from wintering in East Liverpool and will live with daughter Mrs W P Holsington. Mr and Mrs Silas Hooper and Mr ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Beasley
Order of Knights of At Columbus
Ethel Potter
Columbus
Tolson
R. R. McKinley
F. G. Shoop
G. ¢. Dyson
Glouster
John Williams
Akron
Sadie Wilson
Dacia Phillips
Edgth Hoisington
John Phillips
Liverpool
W. P. Holsington
Silas Hooper
Local society and sports notes from Amesville area
Weekend visits include Harry Howard and Miss Kempton of Trimble with Miss Leota Howard. Ned Cellars heads to Rockford Al for sister Martha’s high school graduation. Mary Hartley and Claire Williams visit Warreners and Wells families. John E B Gilchrist weds Anna A Warrener at Warrener home. Chapter inspection, social hour, and candidate invitation follow. Picnic at J W Kirhns with CECIL chaperones. Stewart hosts ball vs home team with Linscott replacing umpire. Cope land White Davis and Batters Stewart White Davis Dean score. Gun club and boys plan Fourth of July events including clay pigeon shoot. next game vs Lathrop on home grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Howard
W C. Wells
John EB. Gilchrist
Sharpaburg
Anna A. Warrener
W. Z. Warrener
Watkins
Lancaster
Len Me
J. W. Kirhns
P. W. Cecil
Stewart
Lathrop
The Best Outdoor Game Offered with Gear Planned
Henderson Crider Drug Co presents a ready set for outdoor play. Racquets nets and balls included with no excuse to skip a game.
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Henderson- Crider Drug Co
Local Visitors and Weekend Calls Around Millfield
Mrs. W Betts and daughter Michel of Nelsonville visit Mrs. Cyrus James this week. Mrs J C Daft and Mrs Louisa Shaffer call on friends in Gloucester Thursday. L D Hantin of Logan spends Sunday with family. Addie Finsterwald of Athens visits her niece Mrs Pvane Dent. Lurene Wade and Ruth Mingus spend Sunday at Modoc with Mrs Herbert Mingus. Sarah Cass visits niece Mrs Berry Maynard near Modoc. Howard Brookins makes a business trip to Somerset. A M Milla of Athens spends time here. Inez Higgins of Athens calls Saturday.
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W. Betts
Michel
Nelsonville
Cyrus James
J. C. Daft
Louisa Shaffer
Gloucester
L. D. Hantin
Logan
Addie Finsterwald
Athens
Pvane Dent
Lurene Wade
Ruth Mingus
Modoc
Herbert Ming
Sunday Social Notes in South Canaan Area
Green Branch Lewis Carpenter of Canaanville visited cousin Blanche Kincade on Sunday. Children’s day services were held at South Canaan Sunday afternoon. Samuel Fitch and wife of Guysville visited Mr and Mrs Chet Bean. Grover Bean visiting the former sister Mires. J Starkey near Canaanville. Mildred Buck of Guyeville called on her sister Bertha Bean Sunday evening. Luella and Lacy Mansfield of South Canaan visited Myrtle and Lenna Calvert Sunday evening.
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Lewis Carpenter
Canaanville
Blanche Kincade
South Canaan
Samuel Fitch
Guysville
Chet Bean
Grover Bean
Mires
Mildred Buck
Guyeville
Bertha Bean
Luella
Lacy Mansfield
Myrtle
Lenna Calvert
Chil
Dren's services at Guysville Presbyterian church
Francis Btaw of Fiddler's Ridge was the guest of Miss Vera Bean amid Sunday night activities at the Guysville Presbyterian church offering a children's services segment.
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Dren
Guysville Presbyterian Church
Francis Btaw
Fiddler's Ridge
Vera Bean
Local Notes Record Births and Visits Across Communities
Glouster couple John Vida and wife welcome a daughter born Saturday. Burr Oak reports a son born to Embrey Hines and wife last Monday. Longtime residents Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fulton return to Millfield after a visit with Dr. and Mrs. K. 8. Keens. Fulton is 86 and his wife 88. Anna Roberts visits Mountaville this week. Mrs. J. G. Blower visits her parents in Columbus for a week or ten days. Worthy Parker spent time in Athens and Sugar Creek. Mrs. F. P. Dulaney and daughter Alma return from Zanesville after visiting relatives. Mrs. Harry Kelly and baby of Corning spend a week in the city with the Hesses. Mrs. M. T. Walsh of Athens visits relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. James Brush host Miss Gertrude Bridge of New Straitville. Mrs. G. W. Campbell returns from Plantsville after visiting J. A. Clark. Anna Morris and Mae Powell visit Columbus last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Reed and daughter spend Sunday in the capital. Mrs. J. A. Richards and Miss Jennie Theophilus return from Columbus after attending the Pythian Sisters convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaville
J. G. Blower
J. W. Morgan
Columbus
Worthy Parker
Athens
Sugar Creek
F. P. Dulaney
Alma
Zanesville
Harry Kelly
Baby
Corning
Little Daughter
Capital
J. A. Richards
Jennie Theophilus
Columbia
Misses Schwalbach and Powell Entertain Friends
Miss Liasie Schwalbach and Miss Mae Powell hosted a Thursday evening gathering at Miss Powell's home. The event featured cards, music, and a German language solo by Miss Lizzie Schwalbach and Joe Heck, with light refreshments as guests departed after a lengthy, enjoyable social.
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Liasie Schwalbach
Mae Powell
Miss Powell
Lizzie Schwalbach
Joe Heck
George Gibbs
Frank Shirkey
Jacksonville
Joe Gatchell
Barnesville
Bert Powell
This City
Anna Morris
Ada Roberts
Susie Wolfe
Gwennie Williams
Ladies Guild Meeting at Mrs Kate Duncan Home
The Ladies Guild of the Church of Christ met at Mrs Kate Duncan's home last Friday evening with Mrs Alice LeFaver presiding. The program included a reading from Pilgrim's Progress, a discussion led by Mrs Carrie Jones, vocal duet by Gladys Danford and Esta Cunningham, recitations and piano solos by Adene Danford Jennie Dowd and Cassie Richards. The group adjourned after the Guild motto to meet June 26 at Mrs Sarah Drake's home.
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Ladies’ Guild
The
Church of Christ
Kate Duncan
Alice LeFaver
Pilgrim's Progress
Mae Angle
Carrie Jones
Gladys Danford
Esta Cunningham
Elder Lamb
Cassie Richards
Thytle
Adene Danford
Jennie Dowd
Guild
Socity
Sarah Drake
Alfred Children’s Day at Orange Attracts Crowd
Children’s day events at Alfret drew a large crowd with a collection around $11. Merl Castle and Mr Booth of Delaware wed in Athens last Wednesday. Fort Thomas, Kentucky visits and local trips are noted alongside illness and social visits.
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Orange
Merl Castle
Booth
Delaware
Athens
Charles Swearingen
Fort Thomas
A. A. Person
Galliopolis
Will Schreiber
Huntington
W. Va
M. Bentz
Chester Wilkinson
Hartford City
J. Davidson
Harmony Hill Social Roundup and Local Visits
Ed Payton traveled to Marietta Friday and returned Saturday. Edith Watson visited Carrie Waterman at Bethel over the weekend. Cornes siblings and Lin scott relatives hosted Sunday gatherings with music and games. A Wednesday evening at Angeline McNamee’s hosted many local youths. Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith attended Torch commencement with Mrs. Smith’s parents. Mrs. Chornes and Mrs. Layner with son Frank visited Little Hocking. S. H. Noland attended Sunday children’s services in Ireland. Richard Hueston has been ill but avoids measles. Perry Bingham frequents the area, with a party at McNamee’s Wednesday. Mrs. George Huerton returned from West Virginia after visiting her brother.
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Ed Payton
Marietta
Edith Watson
Carrie Waterman
Bethel
Addie
Mary Cornes
Messrs
Sherman
Everett Corné
Susie Linscott
Angeline McNamee
T. C. Smith
M. N. Linscott
William Chornes
A. Layner
Frank
Little Hocking
H. Noland
Ireland Sun
Perry Bingham
McNamee
Perry
George Huerton
West Virginia
Children’s day exercises draw local attendance in Air Line
The vicinity gathered Sunday evening for Children’s day exercises at Air Line with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Mosure hosting a pleasant afternoon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Mosure and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mosure with daughter of Hibba rdeville, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Snowden, Mr. 0. McVay, and Misses Faye Eliot Edna McVay and Irene Eliot. Ice cream and lemonade served. Mr. Mosure a Civil War veteran.
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Airline
C. D. Mosure
William Mosure
Frank Mosure
Hibbardeville
Isaac Snowden
0. McVay
Faye Eliot
Edna McVay
Irene Eliot
Mosure
Edward Rickey
Harrisonville
Plorence Poston
Athens
Ednah McVay
Herbert Whetstone
North Hebbardsville
Aura Shafer
O. U
E. W. McVay
Orville
Pleasanton
Frank Buxton
Mrs Howe At 89 Receives Honours In New England Club
Julia Ward Howe, aged 89, received congratulations and a New England Women’s Club reception in her honor. President Wooley of Mt Holyoke College spoke as did other distinguished guests. Howe recalled reforms from sixty years ago and noted the large family growth with five children, eleven grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
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Julia Ward Howe
New England Women's Club
Wooley
Mt. Holyoke College
Local Visitors And Travelers In Nelsonville Circuit
Mr. H W Murphy of Athens and Mr George Zingnerman of Glouster visited Nelsonville for business this week. Norman Theiss departed Monday for Chicago then Minneapolis to pursue insurance work. Miss Hattie Sanders and Mrs D H Sanders prepare to reside in Thurble during summer. Mr W H Stuckey of Lancaster and Messrs Clyde Guthrie and Charles Nixon of Logan also visited town Tuesday. Mrs Sam Longley departed Monday for Athens for a stay there.
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H. W. Murphy
Athens
George Zingnerman
Glowster
Norman Theiss
Chicago
Minneapolis
Hattie Sanders
D. H. Sanders
Thurble
Local visitors and business trips reported in city notes
Day by day activity includes Mr. Will Peters of N. R. Butler & Co. Lancaster visiting for business. Miss Helen Johnson travels to Athens for several days with friends. Otto Hankinson visits Athens with his brother L. E. Hankison. Chief Warner conducts jail transfer of two prisoners. Dr. Pritchard calls at the county seat. Ed Beck and Robert Brown of Logan come for business. George Silcott of Gem Coal travels to Columbus on business. Grace Wright leaves Washington street to spend weeks in Newark New Jersey. John Baird of Robbins mill heads to Springfield Ohio to buy an upgraded water wheel for the mill. Lucius Wright of Logan visits for business. Mrs. Lillie Walton and daughter return to Wehrum Pennsylvania.
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Ed Beck
Robert Brown
Logan
George Silcott
Gem Coal Company
Columbus
Tgrace Wright
Washington Street
Newar’s
N. J
John Baird
Robbins’ Mill
Springfield
Luicius Wright
Beaumont Community Notes Highlight Picnic and Visits
Mrs John Martin visited friends in Orbiston over Sunday. Mrs Mary Smith and Mrs Lizzie Collins of Chauncey visited Mrs Frank Legg here Sunday. Henry Staffenger and wife of Chauncey spent Sunday with George Shafer. Beaumont Union Sunday School plans a Children Day picnic at George Lowery grove Chauncey on June 14 with basket lunch and a program. Nelson improving after illness. Grandma Bradshaw to Brooklyn for the summer. Mrs Henry Scott of Hocking visited Sunday afternoon. Mrs Alfred Werner of Joy called Saturday due to her father’s illness.
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John Martin
Orbiston
Mary Smith
Lizzie Collins
Chauncey
Frank Legg
Henry Staffenger
George Shafer
Beaumont Union
George Lowery
Nelson
Grandma Bradshaw
Brooklyn
New York
Henry Scott
Hocking
Local visits and homecomings in Albany
Albany notes Mrs O F Davis returns from three weeks with relatives in Hartford City Indiana. Miss Maud Lynch of Athens visits friends here. Mrs Caroline DeCamp spent Sunday with relatives in Rutland. Miss Goldie Morse returns after two weeks with relatives in Nelsonville. Carl Neff of Athens visited his parents here Sunday. Will M Moler of Athens was a business visitor there Saturday.
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O. F. Davis
Hartford City
Indiana
Maud Lynch
Athens
Caroline DeCamp
Rutland
Goldie Morse
Nelsonville
Carl Neff
Will M. Moler
Local Notes From Green Branch And Nearby
Reports from Green Branch note multiple residents visiting relatives in Athens Wellston and Parkersburg including Mr Parrill Bean Miss Gladys Wyatt and Miss Essie Price Granddaughter of Athens Earl Bean working as a rakeman on the Ohio River railroad A funeral in Asbery for Hugh Meighen and a June first surprise party at Lydia Kincade’s home with gifts totaling seventeen dollars music by Roca Calvert and a social gathering with a large attendance.
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Arthur Bean
the Plains
Thomas Tresize
Essie Price
Athens
Earl Bean
Parkersburg
Ohio River
R. R
Hugh Meighen
Asbery
Emry Bean
Clifford Bean
Jeremiah Bean
Charles Tresize
Wellston
Lydia Kincade
Jacksonville Notes and Community Updates
Mrs. Frank Ley visits Brazil Indiana while Athens guests include Mrs. Frank Frebault and Miss Helen Frebault. Memorial rites for Jos. Heck by Knights of the Golden Eagle feature a parade from I C O F hall to M I church and cemetery. Dr. Stamm heads to Europe. Dr. Berman covers practice in his absence. Mine 254 to run double shifts for repairs. aim to resume operations soon. Twins and a child suffer serious health incidents. lye exposure endangers a Penrod child. School board plans a new brick eight room building costing 19000 to 22000 with election set for June 27.
Athens County Board of Elections Meets to Map New Precincts
The Athens County Board of Elections will hold a session this afternoon to map out several new voting precincts in the county. The meeting aims to organize district boundaries and update polling locations after recent changes.
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Athens County
Boar of Elections
Joe Johnson's Press Shop In Athens Cleaners
Local listing for JOE JOHNSON'S PRESS SHOP offering cleaning pressing and repair services located over Fulton’s grocery store in Athens area.
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Joe Johnson
Fulton
Wise's Studio Promises Artistic Photos at Reasonable Prices
The Gage Photo Co advertises affordable, quality plane work at 14 West Union. For artistic photographs, Wise's Studio offers studio services and sample portfolios.
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Gage Photo CO
West Union
Wise
We Repair Watches Clocks And Jewelry by V C Loos
V C Loos offers first class watch and clock repair and jewelry service. Waist pins priced at 25 cents a pair with a guarantee.
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V. C. Loos
YV. C. Loos
Hardware ad touts saving on wood mantels by in-store pricing
Drafted as a brief ad, H. L. Wheaton urges customers to visit the store to compare prices on wood mantels and avoid traveling salesman expenses, claiming potential savings.
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H. L. Wheaton
Athens Dye Works Dry Cleaning Offer
Local notice promotes dry cleaning services for recoloring faded garments at low cost in town. Athens Dye Works invites customers to inquire via phone.
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Athens
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Frank Ley
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