Out of Town News and Local notes from Athens Ohio
Miss Lenna Dean spends vacation at home while Mrs. Theodore Rowell suffers serious liver illness. Various local items include bridge work over Hocking River, sale of a farm to Russell of Athens, health trips to Hot Springs, and the death of three year old Davis Dickson. Community events such as an ice cream social and a church Children’s Day are recorded alongside travel and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenna
Athens
Theodore Rowell
Fred Merrill
Ellsworth Gruey
B. & O. S.W. Railway
Hocking
George Brandeberry
Cutler
G. A. R. Hall
Charles Ladd Hag
Russell
M. J. Jenne
Reedsville
George Spring
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Milt DeCamp
Ocean Side
California
DeCamp
Jane Means
Will Phillips
Means
F. M. Mowore
Nelsonville
WD. T. Moore
C. B. Bowers
Marshfield
Earl Dailey
John Moler
Davis Dickson
Newton Dickson
Jerseyville Church Holds Sunday Sermon and Community Notices
Rev White preached at Jerseyville Christian church last Sunday. Local residents attended Ohio University commencement last week. Children’s Day at Jerseyville M E church planned for July 7 at 2 30 PM. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Karl Mansfield of Athens and families visiting relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. White
The
Christian Church
Jerseyville
M. E
Karl Mansfield
Little Son
Athens
H. T. Mulligan
George Grim
Ray Bobo
J. E. Williams
W. M. Williams
Sam Hartley
Willow Creek
Ellsworth Burley
William Kelley
William Anthony
Angell Ridge
John Brasley
Amesville
H. T Milligan
Anna Mae Drake
Nettie Hibbard
Hebbardsville
L. Creamer
Walter Newman
Gallipolis Hospital
A. K. Newman
Social Guests and Weekend Visits Reported in Wolp's Plains
Local families hosted visitors from Logan Athens Beaufort Circle Hill and Nelsonville over the weekend. Illness is noted for Mrs Polley and several residents attended Children's Day at Factory church with a church invitation for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hillyer
Juanita
Logan
Fannie McCathran
Miss Grace
Harry Moore
Athens
Levi Smith
Ruffle Smith
Orbiston
Kezie
Goldie Hillyer
Chauncey
Alonzo Polley
Will Shaffer
Shaffer
James Bell
Jess Coons
Beaumont
Coon
Marie Hysell
Columbus
Harper Matheny
Circle Hill
Elmer Coons
Frank South
Goldie
Olive Gabriel
Floodwood
Denzil Gabriel
Nelsonville
Herman Stage
Albert Bolin
Factory Church
Methodist
Funeral of Thomas W. Jones Highlighted in local services
Jefferson county notes recall the June funeral of Thomas W. Jones at the Baptist church a deacon for 25 years and longtime Sunday school superintendent. Rev Kreager led the service with former pastor Rev White and Rev Parkins assisting as Grangers held a cemetery service. Teletype items cover family visits and community events including an ice cream supper at C G Dye's lawn and upcoming sermons at the Baptist and M E churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Jones
the Baptist Church
G. E. Kreager
E. E. White
Coolville
F. Parkins
M. E. Church
Jones
Troy Township
Marietta Baptist Association
B. Y. P. A. Society
C. G. Dye
Haden Dye
Athens
Baptist Church
Albany Society Notes And Local Dates
Mr and Mrs Harley Reeves called on friends Monday. Mrs O F Davis visits sister Mrs John Richey of McArthur. Mr Jacob Spring of Centerville visits relatives here. Miss Goldie Morse leaves for Athens for summer term at State Normal. About fifty of Aden Duffee’s friends celebrate his eleventh birthday with elegant refreshments. The excavation for the three story
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Reeves
O. F. Davis
John Richey
McArthur
Jacob Spring
Centerville
Goldie Morse
Athens
State Normal
Aden Duffee
Local notices from Broadwell area visitors and events
Frank James and family of Sugar Creek visited at G W He yroms over Sunday. H E Rathburn and family of New Straitsville visited J R Rathburn's. C H Holdcraft and family of Tildenville visiting relatives here. Mrs Mary Musgrave and two boys visited Columbus for a few days. Mrs O E Rathburn and children visited Beebe last week. Frank Roberts is improving after weeks of an injured foot. Mrs Joeb Tuttle and Mrs Edith White visited relatives at Marietta last week. Fourth of July to be celebrated here by the Sons of Veterans. D W Brill and wife visited friends near Bartlett Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank James
Sugar Creek
G. W. Heyroms
Mary Musgrave
Columbus
O. E. Rathburn
Beebe
Joeb Tuttle
Edith White
Marietta
Sons of Veterans
D. W. Brill
Bartlett
Cora Radcliffe
Bolin’s Mills
William Jackson
Mary Edwards
William Edwards
Mary Lewis
Josie
Buchtel
Caroline Tedrow
Samantha Younkins
Minta
Mineral
A. J. Bennett
Amos van Dyke
Doanville
Fred Laughlin
Frank Nolan
Frank van Dyke
Grace Lewis
Siter
Lizzie
Rebecca Starlin
Glouster
New Lexington
Lonnie Morrison
Ora Nolan
Athens
Mabel Davis
Deanville
Myrtle Stewart
Ruth
Jacksonville
Right Breathing Cures Catarrh with Hyomei Inhaler
An ad promotes Hyomei as the natural cure for catarrh, delivered via a pocket inhaler that reaches nose throat and lungs to kill germs and soothe membranes. The complete outfit costs $1.00 and Henderson-Crider Drug Co offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Witnesses Describe Orchard Threat to Victims’ Lives
Witnesses testify that Orchard threatened to kill the victims amid a standing grudge. The dispute centers on alleged threats and ongoing enmity, with investigators awaiting further statements.
Harry Orchard On Stand In Haywood Trial Trial Defense Depths Impeachment
The defense in William D. Haywood's trial calls its first witness after a renewed Orchard cross examination. Orchard denies threatening Steunenberg over the Hercules mine while witnesses claim he did. Testimony cites Cripple Creek figures Redd and Sullivan as well as others linking Orchard to alleged threats and mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Hercules
Orchard
Steunenberg
Idaho
F. R. Redd
Cripple Creek
Goldfield
Nev
Charlies A. Sullivan
Brown Hotel
Denver
Redd
Sullivan
John Neville
Western Federation of Miners
I. L. McGee
Coeur d'Alenes
Wallace, Ida
Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Independence
D. C. Scott
Florence
Colorado Springs
Steve Adams
Colorado
Damage suit opened over Hutchins mine injury case
The damage suit of William Hutchins against Hocking Mining Company opened this morning seeking 10000 dollars. Hutchins was a trip rider at Carbondale on May 22 1905 when a mine accident caused the loss of his right leg. Attorneys for both sides announced witnesses and the case likely will occupy the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hutchins
Hocking Mining Cy Company
Koons and
Ivers
Mr. Hutchin
Lewis & Sayre
Hopkins
Hutchins
Hocking
Carbondale
Willie
Tetter Cured by Chamberlain's Salve
A lady customer suffered with tetter for years and after using one box of Chamberlain's Salve she recovered sufficiently to resume household duties. The ad notes strong local satisfaction with Chamberlain's medicines and lists several area retailers in Almond and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
M. H. Rodney & Co
Almond
Ala
W. H. McKee
R. Lash
Athens
Barton Drug Co
Chauncey
Beautiful Home Wedding in Athens and Plans for Virginia Estate
The wedding of Miss Mable Grace Baker and Mr. Charles E. Markeson Jr. took place at the Baker home on West State Street with Rev. Earl R. Slutz officiating. After a morning ceremony, the couple will reside on a southern estate near Hanover C. H. Va, with a royal send off by friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Grace Baker
F. R. Baker
Charles E. Markeson, Jr
West State Street
Earl R. Slutz
First Methodist Church of
Athens
Baker Home
Mendelssohn
Lenore Kern
Miss Baker
Athens High School
Charles E. Markeson
Columbus
Virginia
Richmond
Hanover C. H
Southland
Enrollment Up Ten As Weeklong Registration Continues
Secretary Dunkle predicted strong enrollment for the year but declined to estimate exact numbers citing fluctuating daily registration. He noted the Jamestown Exposition might draw students while enrollment could reach six hundred by tonight as chapel crowds reveal demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkle
Court session opens in Common Pleas with judge Wood
This morning Judge Wood presided at Common Pleas as cases move through the week. The session adjourned at 1 pm and resumed with jury matters. Edward Springer’s Nelsonville trial began after jurors were empaneled. docket changes included leave for Winfield Scott to answer in State vs Board of County Commissioners and a dismissal in Annie Settles vs Thomas Settles for lack of residency. Judgment by default awarded in Security Savings Bank v Herbert and Frank Starkey. Athens Lumber Co granted 10 days to answer. Charles W Super v Adolph Leue leave to file motion in 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie R. Settles
Thomas E. Settles
Athens County
Security Savings Bank Company
Herbert
Frank Starkey
Athens Lumber Company
Charles W. Super
Adolph Leue
Fair Week In Coal Trade Faces Northwest Rail Trouble
The coal market shows fair activity but dock congestion and scarce boats limit shipments. Northwestern rail commissions order rate cuts up to 50 cents per ton, which railroads refuse to accept. Pending tech disputes, dealers hold back orders and Hocking Valley operators fear losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Northwest
Northwestern States
Tech
Hocking Valley
The Magic No 3 Mas Cot for George H Parris
A Cedar Grove Maine man, George H Parris, reports using Electric Bitters for liver and kidney trouble after prior illness and discouragement. He says one bottle relieved him, three bottles completed the cure, and he credits the product as the best for stomach liver and kidney issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Parris
Cedar Grove
W. H. McKee
Sensitive girls and the vanity of pouty looks
A brief remark notes that some girls are highly sensitive about pouty expressions. It suggests they imagine such expressions suit them, reflecting vanity rather than lasting character.
Also Mentioned on This Page
OUT OF Town News
Frost
Pike Valley
O. U
Wolp’s
Usede
Billy Cole
Smithfield
Jefferson County
MecLaughlin
Devere
N. E. Buck
T. W. Jones
Creston
W. Va
Lida Rowlee
Mrs. Green
Albany
Broadwell
H. E. Rathburn
New Straitsville
J. R. Rathburn
C. H. Holdcraft
Tildenville
Frank Roberts
Star Witness
Detec
Tives
Boise
William Hutchens
Hocking Mining Company
Markeson
Bride
Ath
New England
Moncy
Rayo Lamp
Standard Oil Company Incorporated
Jamestown Exposition
the Security Savings Bank CO
East Washington Street
of Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas Court
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!