Out of Town News From Athens Area Gossip
Athens area notes report local movement and oddities. Residents Annie Cools is postmaster candidate. Rev Spencer sermonized as usual. Washington's Birthday closings, school terms end and begin. A collision near Chauncey, mud entanglements, and local repairs at Barnhill mill. Several visits, trips to Athens, Zionsville, Hull, and Guysville. Oil drilling plans form as weather moderates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creob White
Athens
Nemen
Annie Cools
Blanche Hoodlet
Nelonville
Rev
Spencer
Canticli
St. 1
Camel
Washington
Ming Stella Woodworth
Gahedhee
Milefield
Chauncey
Oil pursuits and local life in Sharpsburg and vicinity
Lucy Clark plants stay at Sharpsburg as Mrs Malster buys a plane for her daughter Lucy. Idda Hanson leases land near Termon to set oil. F M Selbys company bores south of Hermon church. Nettle Forward hosts young folks for Washington birthday. Spurrier farm reports new oil hole enhancing local property value. Clyde Potts and Elmer Dille prize hunt with four foxes and eight skunks. Wil Chappelear listed. Bue Hesten led excursion to Marietta with frozen ears return from Sharpsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Clark
Sharpsburg
Home Company
Clyde Potts
Elmer Dille
Wil Chappelear
Bue Hesten
Tool
Marietta
Athens Residents Gather at Homes and Visits
James Tammond of Athens spent Sunday with Luta Mamimond. Maude Howe, an Athens business visitor, was in Guysville Tuesday. Holbert moved his family at Llow ayes cesienece ties week. Mrs. H. A. Hatel of Daleton visited her husband Prof. Hatch last week. Airs Pilcher of Athens stayed with Dr. Pilcher and wife from Friday to Monday. Ada and Fanide of Athens visited sister Louise Friday and Saturday. Rome Hichardson and sister Flossie, students at Rome High, spent Sunday at their Frost home. Jefferson Perry and wife traveled to Albany Friday due to the illness of her brother Townsend, who died Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tammond
Athens
Luta Mamimond
Maude Howe
SC. Holbert
H. A. Hatel
Daleton
Prof
Hatch
Airs
Pilcher
Ada
Fanide
Louise
Rome Hichardson
Flossie
Rome High School
Frost
Jefferson Perry
Albany
Mr. Townsend
David Ellis
Cofumbus
J. M. Amos
New Lexington
Joseph Read
Columbu
Fr. G. Edis
Shawnee
Docie Biddison
Columbus
Etta McDonald
Mattie Williams
M. M. Bryson
O.U
Hassanid
Haden
Mich
KE. S. Rothman
James Sharp
Nelsonville
K.of P
Clara Fitzer
Bazil
Margarite Hickey
T. F. Gardiner
S. 2D. Thompson
Dennion
Texas
O.C. Burns
Bucyrus
Burns
Dbucyrus
Ten Pound Boy for Dorn and Vin dyke Family
New England reports Dorn welcomed a ten pound boy to Mr and Mrs George Vindyk e. Bertha Sutton of Athens visited relatives here. Villa Copeland survived a horse stumble unharmed. Aland Maggele Bennett Frank McKinley and Mary Clifford left Monday for Hlinvis. Ott Hill and Vina Bennett joined them as far as Athens. Rev. Taylor from Guysville preached Sunday morning despite the cold. attendees were rewarded with an excellent sermon.
Lottridge Notes and Social Items in Local Briefs
Mabel Kyle is suffering from diphtheria. Young folks enjoyed a dance at Val Christinian's Tuesday night. Andy Niggemeyer has been hired to work for MoM Riley for the coming summer. Borg to B.A. Secay and wife and George Colmes and wife welcomed baby girls. Frand Carter and de Uarke of Stewart visited Hea Klins fenberge Tuesday. John Niggemeyer journeyed to Pomeroy Muning. Attended funeral rites for Theodore Niggemeyer, who died recently at that place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Kyle
Val Christinian’s
Andy Niggemeyer
Mom
Riley
Borg
B.A. Secay
George Colmes
Frand Carter
de Uarke
Stewart
Hea Klins Fenberge
John Niggemeyer
Pomeroy Muning
Theodore
Beebe Briefs on Local Family News and Land Matters
Mr and Mrs dindsan Wright welcomed a daughter. Lewis Hask and family consider moving to Washington. The county surveyor surveyed land of the late Lafayette Crippen. Samuel Crippen A H Montgomery and Frank Crippen rode to Athens to arrange a satisfactory division of Crippen estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koran
Dindsan Wright
Lewis Hask
Washington
Lafayette Crippen
Samuel Crippen
A. H. Montgomery
Frank Crippen
Athens
Local society and illness notes from Glouster area
Jacksonville reports sick lists for Dunlevy and John Sr. Mrs. Adda Collins visited Glouster. Win Dosa and F. Kempton made trips there. Rev Price conducts U B church revival. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs Albert Hill on February 22. Mrs. Eber Chute visits Guernsey county relatives. Addie Headley returns from Pleasant City. G S Koons attends funeral of nephew Riley Hlouper in Glouster. Hawk family illness prompts Rockland trip. Foresters prepare to install officers March 2. Kelley visits Logan. Jesse Nickoon Jr convalesces. Stella Neeves visits Eliza Bishop. Joseph Smith returns from Oberlin on business. Henrietta Haning visits Eliza Bishop family. Mrs. Arthur Elienberg wounded removing lid from hot tin vessel. Tughtae returns to his home with U S Bishop. Mr. Pugh praised for genial manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. Dunlevy
John Sr
Adda Collins
Glouster
Win. Dosa
Glonster
Rev. Price
U. B. Church
F. Kempton
Bern
Albert Hill
Eber Chute
Guernsey County
Loren Coe
Oakdale
Addie Headley
Pleasant City
G. S. Koons
Riley Hlouper
Win
Hawk
Rockland
Mr. Hawk
Foresters of America
A Kelley
Logan
Jesse Nickoon Jr
Stella Neeves
Garden
Eliza Bishop
Joseph Smith
Oberlin
Henrietta Haning
Lysander
Arthur Elienberg
Local visits and funeral services reported in Marshfield area
MARSHFIELD, Mr. FR A. Cooley of Athens visited relatives here Tuesday. The funeral services of Mrs. Collins were held at the Chritain church Friday conducted by Rev. Finley. Bessie Hinton of Mechanicsburg and Will Elliott of Albany were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robinett over Sunday. Beasle Creighton returned from Nelsonville Monday after attending the funeral of her grandfather Samuel Creighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR A. Cooley
Athens
Collins
Chritain Church
Finley
Bessie Hinton
Mechanicsburg
Will Elliott
Albany
Albany News Roundup of Social Visits and Local Events
In Albany and nearby towns, residents report visits by Mrs. Mattie Cox of Concord Kentucky and others, with extended stays of Clara Carpenter and Mrs. J. W. Lindley’s family. Property transfers, church meetings, and illness updates follow, including Ray Duffee heading to Colorado Springs and Link Townsend’s death from pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the Alexander church for Weed Fahd. Health ads promote DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Wood
Mattie Cox
Concord
Kentucky
May
M. of. Morse
Wim. Taylor
Railroad Street
Wm. Taylor
Charleston
W. Va
Clara Carpenter
Carpenter
FL A. Bartels
Mr. Ruggles
Ray M. Duffee
Colorado Springs
Ray
J. W. Lindley
Wales Mills
Lucetta Cecil
Baptist Church
Cox
Uattie Lamb
M. E
Local Notes and Social Visits Across the Region
The district reports guests visiting Branch Woodyard and Zelda while Granvil Ellis buys two valuable horses from Eli Reeves. Charles Parker of Pleasanton visits friends here, Nellie Kenney from near Athens stays a week, and James Woodyard plans a future trip to Tennessee to buy a farm. Edward Rust notes nearly impassable roads between his route and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliphus Selby
Albany
Branch Woodyard
Zelda
Granvil Ellis
Eli Reeves
Charles Parker
Pleasanton
Nellie Kenney
Athens
James Woodyard
Tennessee
Edward Rust
Local Hebbardsville Notes and Sick List
Little Ruth Vorkes is reported very sick. James Crorsen has been ill with pleurisy since Saturday. Mrs. Sadie Dew of Burr Oak was called home by a sister’s illness and death. Winnie Buxton of Middleport visited last week and hosted a Saturday night gathering. Jesse Vorhes plans to leave this week for Maryville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Vorkes
Ira Robinett
Albany
Rathburn
Rutland
James Crorsen
Will Shaffer
Athens
Sadie Dew
Burr Oak
Diantha Hopkins
Doterington
Nora
Alice Masketer
Winnie Buxton
Middleport
Local Residents and Clerical Moves In Small Town
Vanderboof Jef Shield of Manhattan guests Asa Shields. Susie Jeffers and Mr Addie Hours visit sister Mrs Mike Smith at Garden. Rev LE Chase of Hiram College, now at Ferris Michigan, becomes pastor of the Christian church. Quarterly meeting held at U S church on the 4th and 25th inst followed by a cortee at Meeting led by Rev L C I Perry and Rev D E Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jef Shield
Manhattan
Kansas
Asa Shields
Susie Jeffers
Addie
Mike Smith
Garden
LE. Chase
Hiram College
Ferris
Michigan
Christian Church
U. S. Church
L. C. I Perry
D. E. Weaver
Centennial district school to close next Friday
Fred Johnson of Fillmore visited friends at the start of the week. Charles Parkins will close his school in the Centennial district next Friday. A church social is planned at the Universalist church next Saturday. Local youths host a free literary entertainment at the G A R and S of W hall on February 22 in honor of Washingtons birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Place
Fred Johnon
Fillmore
Charles Parkins
Centennial
Universalist Church
W. Hall
Washington
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Kinny
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L. Cherrington
Asbury
EK. W. Howe
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Rickey
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Logis
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Gree
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Charles Cray
Uider
Ehurch
Tom Clark
Anna
Lewis Wilcox
Murray City
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Walter Gillan
Grant
Joeph Henry
May Renault
A.C. Young
West Liberty Ohio
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Quinsy
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George Douglas
Charfen Hawk
Nour
John HW. Yartley
Edward
Dayton
M.A. Pierce
Atlaira
Plantsville
New England
Lottridge
Beebe
F. L. Preston Company
Anton Diesionionienk
THE
F.L. Preston Company
Athen
Dana Building
Clothing
Shafler Building
Sweetser, Pembrook & Co
New York
Mills & Gibb
Ls. Preston Co
Ohio
Cincinnati
America
the Boys and Children’s Department
Jacksonville
Anthony
Tughtae
U.S
Mr. Pugh
Wensant
PRP
DeWitt
Cane
J. B. Angell
Jesse
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C. I. Church
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