Socials and Visits Highlight Trimble Weekend
Mr and Mrs Ed Antle visited friends in Trimble Saturday. Carl Welling made a business visit at Chauncey. Miss Blanthe and Zelpha Boudinott visited their parents over Sunday. Thomas Ross attended a dance at Sand Bank. A new wire fence around the cemetery was installed. Mr and Mrs Bob Brown and child visited the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Lois Howard over Sunday. May Wemmer was a Glouster visitor last week. Meyers Cash and Clarence Wolf were business visitors at Jacksonville. Mr and Mrs BR Wemmer and children visited their grandparents Mrs and Mrs B F Wemmer. Several from this place attended Aldren's Day exercises at McDow Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Welling
Chauncey
Misses Blanthe
Zelpha Boudinott
Thomas Ross
Sand Bank
Bob Brown
Rem
Lois Howard
Mise May Wemmer
Meyers, Cash
Clarence Wolf
Jacksonville
BR. H. Wemmer
B. F
Aldren
Mc Dow
Local Social and Church Notes Highlight June Events
Mrs Hannah Welch Frost visits daughter Mrs Weaver ahead of Children’s Day observed at Centenn ial church. Mr William Kelley weds Miss Nettie Brandeberry in Athens with Mayor Hedges officiating. Arthur French and sister Mary visit from Lubrig. Mrs Naomi Conklin visits Miss Mabel Dean. Grant Johnson hosts social with dance ice cream. Rev Kreager preaches at the Baptist church. Cutler loses to Decatur 10 to 12 in a Saturday ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Welch
Weaver
William Kelley
Nettie Brandeberry
Athens
Hedges
Arthur French
Mary
Lubrig
Emily Brandéberry
Grant Johnson
Kreager
Bapter
Cutler
Decatur
Local Visitors Report Social Calls Over Weekend
Mr John McDaniel spent Sunday visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs Robert Snyder called on friends in Holutnter Sunday. Arthur Judson was a business visitor in Athens last week. Miss Roxie Gralder of Buchte! visited Mrs William Simmons last week. Mr B H Gillespie called on friends in Jacksonville Sunday. Mr Tony Myers spent Sunday with Bechtel. Mr James Burnell visited friends in Murray City Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDaniel
Snday
All
Robert Snyder
Holutnter
Arthur Judson
Athens
Roxie Gralder
Buchte
William Simmons
B. H. Gillespie
Jacksonville
Tony Myers
Im Bechtel
James Burnell
Murray City
Tennis? A Healthy Game Promotes Buying Local
A short note extols tennis as a healthy hobby and urges purchasing supplies from Henderson Drug Co. The line hints at a local sponsorship or advertisement tying sports to local vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Iider Drug Co
Ice Cream Supper Set for Peach Ridge Grove Event
A community ice cream supper is planned in the grove near Peach Ridge shoo house next Saturday evening. The notice invites all residents to attend and enjoy refreshments and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peach Ridge Shoo House
Local Social News Highlights Couple’s Marriage and Community Events
The town reports the marriage of Miss Reba Snyder to Mr. Ira Van Dyke and extends congratulations. Also noted are visits by Ada Rickey, Grace Hobbs, and Mrs. Dailey from Albany, and family gatherings with the Mosures and Armstrongs. Recounted are berry crops, school closings, and teaching plans for Fairview.
Hockingport Social News Highlights and Local Visits
Miss Grace Gray and daughter Gladys of Marietta were guests of Miss Maggie Griffin on Tuesday. George Dickerson and Miss Watt, a Coraopolis teacher, married in Pittsburgh Wednesday. Faculty and family visits span Reedsville to Parkersburg and Columbus. Children’s Day at the Methodist church June 28. Mrs. Ross hosted Rogers Beachout and Leroy Rogers from nearby towns. Fred Seaton returns from Xenia for vacation. Mrs Bertha Gillian visits Wheeling relatives. Mrs Mary Nixon returns from Wellston. Barnhart notes the death of his sister and two nieces in Jackson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Medley
Parkersburg
Methodiat Church
W. H. Ross
Rogers and Beachout
Leroy Rogers
Bellaire
Smith Dunfee
David Hays
Athens
Ettie Dunfee
Coalville
Ora
Stewart
Fred Seaton
Soldiers
Xenia
Bertha Gillian
Wheeling
Charles Hayden
Mary Nixon
Fred Nixon
Wellston
Albert Barnhart
Starr
Local Social Notes From Athens Area
New England visitors Nellie Dana and Lena Cornel l of Athens visited their parents Mr and Mrs William Bundy over John M Tedrow of Columbue and Mrs Stanton James of Athens visited their mother Caroline Tedrow. Mrs Mary Vore returned from a three weeks visit with friends in Guysville. Miss Maude Townsend is laid up with a broken collarbone and dislocated shoulder. Miss Blanche Copeland is recovering from mumps as cases appear in the vicinity. Mrs William Smith is seriously ill with heart trouble. Nettie Gortney of Kansas visits cousin Maggie Davis. J W Wilson and daughter Esther visited his sister in Gallia county Saturday. George Sutton and mother of Canannville visited Jeanne Sutton and family Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dana
Lena Cornell
Athens
William Bundy
John. M. Tedrow
Columbue
Stanton James
Caroline Tedrow
Mary Vore
Guysville
Maude Townsend
Blanche Copeland
William Smith
Local Notices and Social Chatter from Hocking County
Residents travel and visitors are reported with multiple mentions of relatives and neighbors. Corn crop prospects loom as reportedly excellent at Hocking bot tome. Birth announced for Bert Angle’s son. local and visiting residents from Athens Columbus and Malta are outlined.
Humphrey Witch Hazel Oil Compound
An old pharmacy advertisement touts Humphrey Witch Hazel Oil Compound for piles both external and internal, burns, scalds, inflamed breasts, sore nipples, salt rheum, chapped hands, fever blisters, corns, and bunions. Free samples offered via mail from Howell Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numghters
Howell, Medicine Co
Cor
William
Humphreys Homeopathic No. 28 remedy ad claims success
Nervous debility vital weakness and prostration from overwork and other causes promoted. Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No. 28, in use over 40 years, touted as the only successful remedy. Priced at $1 per vial or 8 for a package, available via druggists or prepaid on receipt of price. Location mention CERIO Pee OP Spr. Watt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Local society notes recount travels and visits from Grafton to Amesville
Miss Carrie Elliot of Albany called on relatives in this vicinity Saturday and Tuesday on business. Mr and Mrs J G Schwartz and baby returned to Lan caster Tuesday after visiting relatives. Miss Bessie Curfman visited Marietta Belpre and Parkersburg returning Tuesday. Miss Eleanor Adair hosted a music club picnic in Roby’s grave with about 24 members. W 8 Laighty was in Athens on business earlier in the week. Mrs J Is Stahl leaves for Marboro Stark County to stay with aged parents. Francis Pope of Amesville was here on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C A Vernon visit Ami esville for a couple of weeks with her parents Albert and Mrs Blackford. Miss Jennie Crombie returned to Columbus Tuesday after a visit with Mrs C B Duncan. Postmaster J W Bryson was in Athens on business Tuesday. Miss Margaret Thomas returned to Grafton Pa last Saturday after visiting friends. Miss Emaline Thomas of Grafton Pa arrived from Athens Tuesday to see Miss Helen Crawford. Misses Etta and Minnie Duncan returned from a Michigan trip with the Moneypenny Hammond wholesale house of Columbus and visited Dr A B Allen in Mt Clemens. JL R Andrews and Murray City were in Nelsonville and Cleveland on business. Miss Levanche Easler spent Monday and Tuesday in Mar hfield. Mrs Richards and son Dean are guests of relatives in Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs M D Morgan returned from their Lakes trip. Mrs Morgan will stay with her parents through summer and move to Columbus after September.
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Town House
Reba Snyder
Ira van Dyke
Ada Rickey
Perry Coe
Hebbardsville
Grace Hobbs
Albany
Dailey
P. G. Moler
George Shaffer
Nelsonville
Elmer Armstrong
Ward
W Va
Armeatrong
O. McVay
Marshfield
B. Louis Mosure
Columbus
Miss Allen
Gittogly
William Crorsen
Hebbardeville
Mary Porter
W. Buxton
Athens
Miew BE. McVay
Mrs Parker
McKinley Avenue
M. Dalton
Isaac Snowden
Kd. Lefavor
FE. Phillips
John Grannan
Malta
D. H. Williams
Sunday Creek
Fred McCoy
Gwer Ole Williams
Jackson Ville
Andrew Chute
Walter Williams
J. W. Brown
Mary
FB. Davis
Mise Ruth
Ton Pace
Bert ‘Angle
Bert
J. M. Allen
Clark Grave Vault Company
Amands Allen
Goldie
Emmett Bridge
A. H. Preriks
W. 8. Laighty
J. Is Stahl
Marboro
Stark County
Albert Blackford
Francis Pope
Amesville
C. A. Vernon
Amcsville
Albert Brooks
Jennie Crombia
Moneypenny-Hammond
Mt. Clemens
Mich
A. B. Allen
Michigan
JL. R. Andrews
Murray City
Levanche Easler
Marehfield
Richards
Dean
M. D. Morgan
Lakes
New Odor In Demand From Henderson Drug Co Listing
An appealing new odor is gaining popularity with consumers. The product offers a pleasant lasting scent and is priced at 50 cents an ounce, with Henderson Drug Co advertising the item as a featured offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-under Drug Co
Marriage of Mr and Mrs Rowland Miss Nora Ladwick
A marriage occurred between Mrs Charles Rowland and Miss Nora Ladwick with Rev Muns performing the ceremony. Miss Zilpha Bailey of Athens visited relatives here. William Wetherell died June 19 at age 18 after illness and was buried at Maya cemetery with Rev Warren Mans officiating. Henry Mans died June 19 of typhoid fever aged 26. interment held Saturday. Mr and Mrs Press Patten visited relatives in Athens last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zilpha Bailey
Athens
William Wetherell
Maya
Warren’ Mans
Henry Mans
Press Patten
Local Social Notes Include Athens Visitors and Relatives
Amesville society page lists Shelby Potts returning from Columbus for a short time Miss Lena Fouth of Athens visiting Miss Louise Carpenter. Mrs C D Heary hosted guests Mrs O G Tewksberry of Blanchester and Mrs Frank Buxton of Athens. James Gilligan of Athens was visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Potts
Columbus
Tome
Lena Fouth
Athens
Louise Carpenter
C. DD. Heary
O. G. Tewksberry
Blanchester
Prank § Buxton
Local social notes and obituaries fill weekend pages
The column lists visits and gatherings across Athens and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Matte Grimm Miss Lucile Dyson Miss Maude Gibson Miss Edna Wanlers Mrs Julia Perry Miss Ethel Pickering Miss Muriel Dyar and others visiting relatives or attending school. A death for A J Mosier is noted with funeral services and burial. A Amesville vs Lathrop baseball result 4 to 1 is recorded along with temperance meeting details and Eastern Star memorial plans.
Albany Victors Over Carbondale In 10 to 4 Showdown
Albany defeats Carbondale 10 to 4 in a Saturday baseball game. Several local families visit relatives including Stella Murphey and Mable Murphey. A party from Harrisonville travels to Cincinnati and suffers a buggy accident near Fisher Station injuring its occupants. Clarence Vorhes recovers from typhoid fever and walks with a cane to his father’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Armstrong
Bean and Townspeople Attend Regional Happenings
Edward Bean visited Athens and several locals attended the Mimer Meighen sale. Miss Hettie Beebe's funeral was held at Guysville Presbyterian Church with attendees from the area. Other items note visits in Athens, Parkersburg, W Virginia and children’s day services at Guysville MBE church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Beebe
Guysville Presbyterian Church
Carrie Bean
Athens
Ora Townsend
W. Virginia
Vera Bean
Parkersburg
Blantheray
Guysville M. BE
Meesis
Roca Calvert
Braic
Community Notes From Harmony Hill and Nearby Towns
Social visits and family travel populate Harmony Hill news with gatherings at Golholer s Knob Little Hocking and Porterfield. Local residents attend religious services ice cream socials and a township commencement while relatives visit in Marion Indiana and West Virginia executives.
Shafer Family Holds Eighth Annual Reunion at Chauncey
The Shafer family held its eighth annual reunion at Coe Grove near Chauncey on Sunday June 21. Many relatives attended and shared memories. George Shafer of Nelsonville spoke about his parents travel from New Jersey to Ohio, with remarks by Dr J M Higgins and William Cornell of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer
Coe Grove
Chauncey
George Shafer
Nelsonville
New Jersey
Ohio
J. M. Higgins
William Cornell
Athens
Verna Johnson
Philip Hawk
Bertha Short
Orpha Bougher
Henderson-Caider Drug Store Ad Promotes Notebooks and Ice Cream
Local advert highlights Henderson-Caider Drug Store as a convenient source for notebooks, paper, inks, and related supplies along with a selection of ice cream and ices. The note emphasizes variety and value for students.
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Henderson-Caider Drug Store
Permits To Wed In Various Ohio Towns
A list of marriage permits issued for numerous couples across Mineral Frost Ironton Athens Glouster Marietta Amesville Nelsonville Stewart Nelsonville Floodwood Columbus Indiana and Cool Charles Varying ages from 18 to 68 are recorded for notice. Names include James Van Dyke Reba Snyder William Kelley Nettle Brandeberry Howard Gray Helen Bishop John Roberts Elizabeth Evans Jesse Sage Mabel Corbin Guy Stewart Carrie Robb Charles Rowland Nora Latiwick Wilbur Radford Mable Coakley Joseph Kennedy Grace Bingham and Lena Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ira van’ Dyke
Reba Dell Synder
William Kelley
Cutler
Nettle Brandeberry
Frost
Howard L. Gray
Ironton
Helen M. Bishop
Athens
John Roberts
Bank Bow
Wizabeth Evans
Glouster
Jesse Raymond Sage
Main
Marietta
Mabel G. Corbin
Amesville
Guy Stewart
Foreman
Carrie Robb
Nelsonville
Charles Rowland
Miner
Nora Latiwick
Stewart
Wilbur H. Radford
Mable Coakley
Joseph B. Kennedy
Columbus
Ind
Grace V. Bingham
Coolville
Beaumont Man Bound Over In Tape Charge
Beaumont man Duck Wince was bound over to court for $1,000 on a charge of tape involving Nancy Preston a 14 year old girl. The hearing was not in Squire Rose's court. The girl may be sent to the Girls Industrial School at Delaware. Wince could not furnish bond and is in the county jail. Nancy Preston was placed in sheriff’s custody. her case may be taken up by Probate Judge Lynch in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Wince
Beaumont
Nancy Preston
Squire Rose
Wince
Delaware
Vince
Preston
Lynch
Jow Johnson's Press Shop Promises Clean Pressed Clothes
Athens business directory item advertises Jow Johnson's Press Shop offering cleaning pressing and repair services located over Fulton's Grocery Store in Athens. Local shop promotes thorough garment care and quick turnaround for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOW Johnson's
Fulton's
Gage Photo Co Offers Artistic Photographs at Low Prices
The Gage Photo Co located at 14 West Union advertises treasonable prices for artistic photographs, inviting customers to Wise's Studio as an alternative option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage Photo CO
West Union
Wise
Jewelry Repair by V. C. Loos
V. C. Loos offers first class watch clock and jewelry repair services with waist pins priced at 25 cents a pair and guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Loos
Notice to farmers about sale of hay rake at cost
Rural buyers alerted that a new pwheel hay rake is on hand and offered at cost. Potential purchasers should contact H L Wheaton at the store for details and purchase arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.L. Wheaton
Athens Dye Works Dry Cleaning Ad
In your town a chance to recolor faded garments at a small cost. Athens Dye Works offers dry cleaning services with phones listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
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