Out of Town News Report From Albany Area
Dr. Vorhes and son Howard in Athens. Edna Mason of Pleasanton visiting sister Mrs. A H Dixon. Reverend Cheadle’s appointments fired on Sunday. Women’s suffrage club met at Mrs. Cheadle’s with talks on women’s rights and professions. Blanche Mohler to Shade then Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo. Kyle Rugsaell to enter college at Ohio University. Local notices on residents and gatherings note a lively community week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorhes
Howard
Athens
Edna Mason
Pleasanton
A. H. Dixon
Bowman
The
Cheadle
Rev. Cheadle
Bartlett
Kk. D. Mason
Carrie McPherson
Ek. Knowton
McArthur
E. Turley
M. E
Marshfield
Mr. Merza
Albany
Blanche Mohler
Shade
Buffalo
Clara Carpenter
Carpenter
Mrs. Bartley
Miss Carpenter
Davis
J. H. Kirkpatrick
A. B. Dixon
Local Carolinian Notes And Death Of Russell Frost
Mrs Elmina Frost visited relatives at Prost last week. Miss Hattie Dean closed her Broadwell school. Miss Grace Hart left Sunday for Champaign relatives. Wart left for the West Monday. H A Cook and son Cech traveled to Athens Tuesday. Arthur Wolfe and Chas Cornwell of Athens visited this place Sunday. Wallace Crippen of Parkersburg returned home Tuesday. Emory Frost and brothers were called home from Champaign county due to their father Russell Frost s death June 10 at 72. Interment June 12 at Butts Cemetery under Masonic auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmina Frost
Prost
Hattie Dean
Broadwell
Grace Hart
Champaign
Wart
West
H. A. Cook
Cech
Athens
Arthur Wolfe
Chas
Cornwell
Wallace Crippen
Parkersburg
Emory Frost
Thomas
Orville
Champaign County
Russell Frost
Butts' Cemetery
Masonic Fraternity
Local Notes from Dean District and Surrounding Areas
Frost William found his hour at a big place. Seaman will close its school in the Dean district this week. Charles Byers of Broadwell was the guest of friends here. Miss Angle Lemmon visits her sister Mrs O20 Jarrows at Torch. Warren Patten3 spends weeks at Magnetic Springs for health. Mrs Rose Place with daughters Wilda and Hertha visits Xenia. An ice cream supper at Universalist church on Wednesday June 26. Miss Flossie Richardson Bird Yarrow, H Richardson, D O Seaman and Henry Patton at Parkersburg Saturday. A thunder storm last week struck Mrs Susan Dye’s dwelling at Deep Hollow, injuring her and damaging the house.
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Big Place
Seaman
Dean
Charles Byers
Broadwell
Angle Lemmon
Slater
Universalist Church
Flossie Richardson
Miss Bird Yarrowa
H. Richardson
D. O. Seaman
Henry Patton
Parkersburg
Susan Dye
Deep Hollow
Chauncey Dr Will Griffiths and James Stephenson move to Oklahoma
Dr Will Griffith and James Stephenson left Monday for Oklahoma to permanently reside. Dr and Mrs W T Sprague left Monday for Buffalo to spend a week at the Pan American exposition. Warren Sprague will supervise his practice in Buffalo. A surprise 42nd birthday party honored mine boss Wm Embleton last Wednesday evening with a gift from friends led by Samuel Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Grifith
James Stephenson
Oklahoma
W. T. Sprague
Buffalo
Warren Sprague
Wm. Embleton
Ireland notes and local visits report
Ireland reports several local visits and movements including A L Bingman’s business trip to Pomeroy, Thomas Flaherty and E L Rogers in Athens, Grace Dunfee of Latrobe visiting Ella Dingman, Edward Tracey of Big Run employed there by Chambers, Margaret Matchelder and daughter Florence visiting Parkersburg, Martin Flaherty returning to work, Grace Ripley returning to Charleston, and the marriage of Miss Mary E Batchelder to W V Davitt performed by Father Mooney at a home ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bingman
Pomeroy
Thomas Flaherty
E. L. Rogers
Athens
Grace Dunfee
Latrobe
Ella Dingman
Edward Tracey
Chambers
Margaret Matchelder
Florence
Parkersburg
Martin Flaherty
Grace Ripley
Anna Barrows
Charleston
W. Va
Mary E. Batchelder
W. V. Davitt
Father Mooney
Little Hocking
Nelsonville and nearby residents in social notes
Peter Martin visited relatives in Nelsonville last week while John Harold stayed with friends there Saturday. Ida Campbell of Murray is visiting her mother. Miss Vannile McKee called on parents Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Lulu Yontz of Athens spent the week with her parents. The Shaffer family plans a reunion and picnic at Martins Grove on Sunday, June 24. Mesere Tedrow and Graham and Misses Morehead and Stephenson of Nelsonville were entertained at Locust Cottage last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Martin
Nelsonville
John Harold
Ida Campbell
Murray
Vannile McKee
Lulu Yontz
Athens
D. F. Davis
Shaffer
Martin'a Grove
Mesere
Tedrow
Graham
Morehead
Stephenson
Locust Cottage
West Carthage Notes From County Areaevents
John Smith worked as a cashier at the county seat Tuesday L Miller attended a quarterly Alfred meeting Saturday and Sum, Mrs Leroy teo attended Jasper Hill prec nds. Moore and Stathers expect to purchase at 20 cents per pound. Mr and Mrs Win Meighen of Garden visited Mr and Mrs LC Crawford Sunday. Mrs Margaret Hull of Meigs county visited her brother Uncle Samuel Ball last week. Miss Antie Klingenberg aided Katharine Kinnen on an extended Noble county visit. Nelsons ville guests stayed with Kelley for the past week. Jerre Nickeron supervised road work improving travel after heavy rains. Miss Klora Buck a prominent Carthage teacher will enter college at Athens soon for further pedagogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
L. Miller
Alfred
Leroy Teo
Jasper Hill
Moch
Moore
Samuel Ball
Aantie Klingenberg
Mies
Katharine Kinnen
Noble County
Airats
Nelsonsville
Kelley
Jerre Nickeron
Rowl
Klora Buck
Carthage
Athens
Lyonsland Farmer News of Visits and Wool Sales
Local farmers sold wool to Mr. Thomas for delivery at O H Strahl's on Monday. Mrs S Poston and son Herbert visited other daughters Sunday. Mrs Jersey II and D A Sams were mentioned with family visits. L Carpenter and Glenn from Wellston, Miss Amanda Durley, Miss Ethel Anthony and William Anthony and kin visited South Canaan over Sunday. Miss Ruby Kirkendall visited Miss Mary Watkins at Canaanville. Miss Watkins hosted Miss Nettie Moore and Miss Grace Reeder from Carseytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
O.H. Strahl
S. Poston
Herbert
Visi
Jersey II
D. AL Sams
L. Carpenter
Ton Glenn
Wellston
Mies
Durley
Ethel Anthony
Carseytown
William Anthony
Virgil
South Canaan
Sunda
Ruby Kirkendall
Mary Watkins
Canaanville
Miss Watkins
Nettie Moore
Anthony
Grace Reeder
James family set for Columbus visit with Clark County stops
Mr and Mrs Fred James and Jon Ervin departed for Columbus to visit friends and relatives. They plan time in Clark County Springfield and Dayton before returning, extending their trip across several Ohio communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred James
Jon Ervin
Columbus
Clark County
Springfield
Dayton
Local Teacher and Postmaster Ells Reeves Dies in Freight Accident
Ells worth Reeves of Carpenter died Sunday near the K M railroad track after leaping aboard a freight train at Albany and mis judging the stop. His neck and back were broken and life was extinct within hours. Funeral services were led by Hon. Thomas Kerr at the School Lot. Reeves, about 25, was a noted Columbia township resident, husband, teacher, and postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Reeves
Carpenter
Reeves
Albany
Thomas Kerr
Columbia Township
Grand Inangulal Organ Recital at Methodist Church
Dr. Minor C. Baldwin of New York will dedicate the new pipe organ Monday evening in Athens. The soloist and composer performs selections from Bach Wagner and Rossini with vocal solos by Miss Jane Ryan and Lillian Casto. Admission twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor C. Baldwin
New Yor
Methodist Church
Wagner
Rossini
Jane Ryan
Lillian Casto
Athens
Larrison and Newberry Bride at Local Home Ceremony
Mr James El Larrison and Miss Allie M Newberry wed at 6 o clock tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs John Lahegh Corfman of Gloucester officiated the ceremony The couple will immediately establish a home here in this place
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrison-Newberry- Hercister
James el. Larrison
Allie M. Newberry
John Lahegh
C. Corfman
Four New Rural Mail Routes Planned for Athens County
Athens county to add four free rural delivery routes starting mid July with routes extending from Athens to Canaanville Amesville road and New Lexington area. Samuel Stevens Elza Goodspeed and David Bricktes named carriers. routes cover about 24 to 33 miles each with operations possibly starting late July.
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Athens
Athens County
Canaanville
Hocking River
Clari’s Chapel
Coolville Ridge
Wildow Creek
Gean
Hocking
Guysville
Casaanville
Holines
Atlens
Alexander Township
Pleasanton Ant
Pomeroy
Marshall Settlement
Pratt's Fork
Elza Goodspeed
Carlier
Ton
Ayril
Plains
Beaumont
Harmletun
Dowler and Young Settlement
Hamley Sun
Carbondale
Lubrig
Lenyth
David Bricktes
Deed Recorded From Brice to Chilas After Five Years
Recorder Elmer Golden registered a long-delayed deed last week dating from February WH II. The document transfers property from Thomas Brice to Oliver Chilas in Athens. Despite being over five years old, it was not recorded until June 14 and remains in excellent preservation with superior handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Golden
Thomas Brice
Oliver Chilas
Athens
Antil
To Cure a Cold in One Day Adverts Laxative Bromo Quinine
A dated advertisement promotes To Cure a Cold in One Day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tatlets. It claims refunds if it fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Death by Own Action Near Glouster Details
Charles Wilkins, an elderly veteran, aged 6, died after shooting himself in the head with a resolver at Glouster Thursday morning. The death was recorded Saturday. This was his second or third prior attempt at self inflicted death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilkins
Ginuster
Athens High School Triumph Over Washington D H High
Athens High School girl team played Friday afternoon at home, delivering a splendid basketball performance and winning 7to1 in a district contest.
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Athens High School
Washington D. H
Fito L
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