Clark's Chapel News and Visiting Roundup
Mrs CU Watkins sought medical aid Sunday. Miss Jennie Phillips visited her brother J 33 Phillips. Miss Ea Hill returned home from Glounter. Prof J E Snow of Armour Institute Chicago visits. Elmer Sams, timber man from Pleasanton, spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Elizabeth Cooney returned from Florida for summer with brothers Peter and Matthew Fagan. Mr and Mrs Joseph Fulton and two daughters visiting nearby. Carl HUM of Cannarville attended children’s day and spoke with Chas Robinson. Miss Blanche Mansfield hosted by Robert Dunlap. Matthew Fagan slowly improving after recent surgery. Children’s day exercises faced gloomy weather but drew a large audience by 10 a.m. program featured choir music, recitations, and flower exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Matthew Fagan
Joseph Fulton
Carl Hum
Cannarville
Chas. Robinson
Chauncey News Highlights Local Guests and Growth
Chauncey and surrounding areas publish notes of visitors including F. M. Chase of Cincinnati, W K E Peters of Athena, Mrs. Oacar Six and Mrs. C D Stalder in Gloucester, and E M Daugherty from Youba. New shops open, a new hardware and general store, and improved MN E church reflect growth. Virgil Stalder injured, Dr White tended him. Heavy rain and thunder caused no damage. Chauncey rises as a growing industrial town with many workers, new tracks, and Corning yards moving forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Chase
Cincinnnati
W. KE. Petera
Athena
Oacar Six
C. D. Stalder
Glouster
E.M. Daugherty
Youba
Chauncey
Drake
Sayer
Wilson
Virgil
B. Stalder
White
Athens
Milfteld
MN. E
St. Chauncey
Sunday Creek Valley
Pratt's Fork Social News and Local Changes
Miss Maud Nelson returned home to Williams in Columbus after visiting Campbell Nebraska. Misses Sarah Efla and Anna Van Neat traveled back to Cincinnati. B F Ackley sold store property to C M Conant of Flora and bought a Marion county farm near the county seat. Ira Barger of Kelley Creek West Virginia came to Athens for his wife’s serious illness, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Aaron Gatchel. For Sale a strong neat surry, newly painted, in town, half price, respond to box 4 Athens Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Nelson
Campbell
Nebraska
Willams
Sarah
Efla
Anna van Neat
Cincinnati
B.F. Ackley
C. M. Conant
Flora
Meigs County
Marion County
Ira Barger
Kelley Creek
W. Va
Aaron Gatchel
Marshfield News Roundup Brightens Week with Guests and Events
Ivalah Baker adds to his store with an addition as Miss Vesta Pierce hosted Athena relatives last week. Rev. Bishop of Athens preached at the M E church Sunday evening. Mrs. Mary Sharp, recently recovering, is convalescing. Misses Masketer of Hebbbardsville attended the convention. Mrs. Bessie Cooley of Athens visited Misses Pierce last week. Miss Rena Beverage left Friday for Dixmont Pa to seek work. Miss Jennie Knowlton returned from near Albany. Misa Martens BuImer of Cincinnati visited Mrs. Annie D Miller Sunday. James Rankin moved his family to West Virginia to work as station agent. Miss Esta Mayhugh and Miss Allison plan to attend the summer college term. Abraham Meran, a Persian student at Ohio Wesleyan, is visiting. County C E convention here drew a large, interested audience, Marshfield’s famed thorough involvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivalah Baker Ia
Vesta Pierce
Athena
Bishop
Athens
M. E
Mary Sharp
Masketer
Hebbbardsville
Bessie Cooley
Misses Pierce
Rena Beverage
Dixmont
Jennie Knowlton
Marshfield
Albany
Misa Martens Buimer
Cincinnati
Annie D. Miller
James Rankin
West Virginia
Esta Mayhugh
Mies
Allison
Abraham Meran
Ohio Wesleyan University
C. E
Local News Briefs and Social Notes From Town
Carl Higley spent his vacation at home. Dallas Casley of Winfield W Va visited friends here June 20 at Rev E I Williams home a daughter was born to them. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Atkinson died. F Hartnell left for Columbus to attend the convention. Lyman Sanderson and wife of Parkersburg visited M L Sanderson Sunday. Attendance at children s day services at Torch. A lawn fete was held Friday evening at the Congregational church. John Noble s horse killed by lightning in recent storm. Miss Luetta Knowles and Miss Clara Higley visited Miss Stella Gamble last week. Leroy Walden and daughters Blanche and Mary visiting his parents. Miss Lizzie Shields and Cora Higley left Saturday for Athens for the summer term at the O A. Merritt formerly principal now Groveport was here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Higley
Dallas Casley
Winfield
W. Va
Lorn
E. It. Williams
J.P. Atkinson
F. Hartnell
Columbus
Lyman Sanderson
Parkersburg
M. L. Sanderson
Torch
Congregational Church
John Noble
Luetta Knowles
Clara Higley
Stella Gamble
Leroy Walden
Blanche
Mary
Wm, Walden
Lizzie Shields
Cora Higley
Athens
O. A
Prof. Merritt
Groveport
Prof. Shinn
Qualey
Mary Peoples
Bartlett
W. E. Clark
Samuel Stanton
Joe
Albert Linscott
Marion
Milas Clara Borman
Albany
Sam Stanton
Elden Wyatt
Ed Curtis
Alma Henry
Armadale
Nobie King
Marietta
R. V. King
Will Wyatt
Harriet Wyatt
Frank McCune
Sand Rock
Myrtleville
Parker Henry
Malleny
Pleasanton
Eva Morris
Harry Evans
Barlow
W. M. Henry
Harry Owens
Grafton
W. H. Curfman
O. M. Lovell
Edward Beasley
B. F. Dutton
Chesterhill
L. B. Glazier
Frank Heston
O. U
Frank
Amesville
Ed North
Louis Pickering
Charles Bowman
Frank Bean
Plainfield
Ill
Sarah McDougall
C. D. Henry
Ames Township
Torch Preaching at Baptis Church and Local News Notes
Preaching in the Baptisl church next Sunday morning. Mrs. Mary Marlow of Parkeraburg visiting relatives here. Will Botkin of Rockland spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Faye Posey of Giarletta visiting her aunt Mrs. Posey. Miss Vernie Gillilan of Athens visited her parents. W. W. Botkin of Marietta stayed with family. Miss Cilla McCain of Parkersburg visiting mother and relatives. Ice cream supper receipts were 14 dollars for church repairs. Miss Betts of Zaleski visiting her brother the night telegraph operator and Afra Winters at Cassville. A wreck on the B. & C. S W. Sunday afternoon delayed trains east of here. Children’s day services held in M. E. church with choir leaders. Church filled to overflowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marlow
Parkeraburga
Will Botkin
Rockland
Faye Posey
Giarletta
Posey
Vernie Gillilan
Athens
W. W. Botkin
Marietta
Cilla McCain
Parkersburg
Recel
HEBBARDSVILLE Society Notes and Weather
Mrs Ira Robbinet visited friends at Boling Mils Frank Coe of Pittsburg Pa is visiting his parents J P Coe and wife Frank Marsh and family came from Columbus to visit Mrs E B Armstrong has guest Mrs W H McKee and children of Athens W Wattson and family were guests of her father in Cent re Helpre A hard thunder storm visited the area Saturday night with hail damaging crops and washing wheat in the bottoms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Robbinet
Boling Mils
Milew
Guysville News Roundup Tells Local Visits and Weather
D W Correll visited Athens Friday. Mark Lewis left Thursday for the west. WH Lewis and wife visited Athens Saturday. Miss Nettle Light home from OU for vacation. Prof Will C Merritt of Grove City to visit Thursday. Squire Wilson traveled to county seat Saturday. Dr E D Harper visited Athens Monday evening. Miss Georgia Cheadle from Albanya visiting friends. Mrs Belle Obderholtzer of Chane guest Sunday of Mrs Bert Hovey. Mervin Calvert and wife from Elmo WV visited aunt Mrs C C Calvert. Bertha Crammer of Athens visited relatives. Bent Calvert and wife of Cincinnati with brother C C Calvert. C C Cherrington and family of Glouster with Rev L L Cherrington. Frank Buck recovering from a recent accident, home Saturday. Storm overflowed Hocking bottoms, destroyed corn. Woolla, Perry & Hayes took in 25 000 pounds. EH 4, Stout cold twelve Neeces weighing 12½ pounds. Mrs Laura Glazier and Ernest, Mrs Maud Tresize and Gertrude with Mrs Wickham at Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Correll
Athens
Mark Lewis
West
WH. Lewis
Nettle Light
O. U
Will C. Merritt
Grove City
Our Village
Squire Wilson
E. D. Harper
Georgia Cheadle
Albanya
Belle Obderholtzer
Chane
Bert Hovey
Mervin
Elmo
W. Va
C. C. Calvert
Bertha Crammer
Bent Calvert
Cincinnati
C. C. Cherrington
Glouster
L. L. Cherrington
Frank Buck
Woolla
Perry & Hayes
Laura Glazier
Ernest
Maud Tresize
Gertrude
Wickham
Hull
Cool Comfort in Sheer Fabrics at Dry Goods Dept
In the Dry Goods Department, a tempting presentation of sheer fabrics promises personal adornment on new lines. Special orders receive prompt attention as mills produce fabrics to any desired warmth, with affordable 5 cent per yard beginnings and a focus on cool waists underwear hosiery skirts and furnishings.
Local notes from Shade area events and travel
John Burson received a large quantity of wool on Saturday. Dr. Philips made a business trip to Albany on Monday. Edna Copeland left for Syracuse to attend school. Mrs. L H Jeffers and Mrs. Milton Ashworth visited relatives in Meigs county on Monday. Joseph Bobo, recently ill, went to Delaware magnetic springs. Many residents attended children's day at Haning Chapel Sunday afternoon. John and Mrs. Burson of Athens visited their son H S Burson and family. W M Matheny and B H Baker of Athens spent Sunday with Rev L G Matheney and family. Prof B O Higley will fill his regular Christian church appointment on Saturday night and Sunday, June 29 and 30. Children’s day exercises at the M E church Sunday morning were well attended and good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burson
Philips
Albany
Edna Copeland
Syracuse
L. H. Jeffers
Milton Ashworth
Meigs County
Joseph Bobo
Magnetic Springs
Delaware
Haning Chapel
Athens
H. S. Burson
W.M. Matheny
BH. A. Baker
L. G. Matheney
B. O. Higley
Christian Church
M. E
Luhrig Abraham Merza lectures at Salem church
Abraham Merza Luhrig of Persia lectured at Salem church Tuesday evening. Dr and Mrs S E Pedigo attended Christian church Sunday evening. Guests at Miss Emma Francis and Miss Bessie Watkins included Ada and Jennie Biddle of Athens. Mrs Frank Watkins hosted her father and sisters W A Williams Mrs Harvey Eliott and Mrs W H Adams of Columbus. About 500 excursionists from Cincinnati and Portsmouth visited Luhrig Coal Company mines Sunday and enjoyed a free mine ride followed by a ball game between Lubrig and Nelsonville teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luhrig Abraham Merza
Persia
Salem Church
S. E. Pedigo
The
Christian Church
Emma Francis
Bessie Watkins
Ada
Jennie Biddle
Athens
Frank Watkins
W. A. Williams
Harvey Eliott
W. H. Adams
Columbus
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
Luhrig Coal Company
Lubrig
Nelsonville
Judson Farm Sale and Local Happenings Report
Geo Douglas bought a small farm from A P Reeder. Sunday night rain caused damage at the place. The wheat crop looks better than expected. The local school will close Friday afternoon for a ball game. Geo Frost and wife of Hebbardsville visited parents here over Sunday. Fred Moore, ill with pneumonia since last winter, has gone to Colorado for his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Douglas
A. P. Reeder
Geo. Frost
Hebbardsville
Fred Moore
Colorado
Athens visitors and weather hit by severe storm report
I. E. Tubbs a business caller to Athens on Saturday. S. P. Guthrie and son traveled to Pomeroy on business. Miss Anna Densmore and Eliza Bean will attend the OU summer term at Athens. A rare storm swept the area Saturday night causing damage to peach orchards and corn fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. E. Tubbs
Athens
S. P. Guthrie and Son
Pomeroy
Anna Densmore
Eliza Bean
O. U
Local Notices From Amesville Area Summary
Amesville scenes list residents visiting relatives and neighbors, with many names and towns such as Bartlett Athens Columbus Marietta Albany Grafton and Pleasanton. The piece notes telephone extension to Sand Rock and school census figures 126 boys and 131 girls, plus about 100 for Amesville district. Also reports births and local visitors from June.
Peach crop to be largest ever in county season
Henry Burchfield and several Athens visitors stopped by this week while others including Frank Finsterwald and Delle visited, plus Miss Lizzie Tucker circulated among friends. The Marchmont road commission viewed routes Friday and ordered a bridge near F Finsterwald. Farmers ordered peach baskets to meet a anticipated peak as county braces for a record peach harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Burchfield
Athens
Frank Finsterwald
Delle
John Tipple
Hixon
S. B. Bacon
Charles Tucker
New Straitsville
Ben Stalder
Near Buchtel
Marchmont
Baker Tucker
Beaumont
Lizzie Tucker
Love
Peach Ridge
Hattie Stephens
Howard
Herb Dowler
John Bennett
Luin Wells
Lawrence Mansfield
F. Finsterwald
Social notes from Wolf Plains and surrounds
Miss Edna Hibbard and Miss Nelle Stage visitations from Athens and Columbus are noted along with guests from Nelsonville Rendville and Trimble. Regional church services plan a Children’s Day event on Sunday July 7 at Plains Methodist. The Shatler family held their annual reunion and picnic at Martin Grove with good attendance and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hibbard
Athens
Mannie Davis
Misa Della Bolin
Siater
Herman Stare
Nelle Stage
Columbus
Golden Young
Nelsonville
Bease Shaffer
Herbert Brickels
Rendville
David Brickels
Nora Graves
Guy of
Trimble
Harper Matheny
Kate Armstrong
Lee
Union
J. A. McCathran
Rosa Bebout
Albert Stage
The
Plains Methodist Church
Local Visitors Across Amesville and Armadale
Big Run Clyde Keirns of Amesville visited Ames Monday. Mrs Mary Blair of Amesville visited here last week. Miss Nettle Shirley of Armadale visited Miss Mattle Rathburn recently. Mrs Rose Adams of McConnelsville visits her father James McMullen this week. Educats rune Hewat rit Casearsts. Candy Cathartic cure constipation forever, Were UCC C fall druggiret and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Keirns
Amesville
Mary Blair
Nettle Shirley
Armadale
Mattle Rathburn
Rose Adams
McConnelsville
James McMullen
Puzzling Medical Ads From Old Papers
Fragmented ad copy touts surgical cures for piles and kidney remedies from firms in Chicago or New York. Claims vague “never” expenses and free samples, warning readers about dubious nostrums and dubious promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Aoe Chemises
Pearl
New York
Ad Seah Aii Druggits
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