Local Notes From Athens and Nearby Towns
Attorney Florence Graney presides in Columbus. social round features Miss Florence, Mrs. Linnell, and others visiting Athens and Nelsonville for events this week. A Mardi Gras festival in New Orleans is noted, with local residents traveling and reporting weather and leisure activities in multiple towns including Belpre, Westerville, and Glen Ebon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Graney
Columbus
Mead Varman
T. Ui
Linnell Vs
Jackson
Sting
Kemda Mon
Stanley Duw
Pit Desten
Edna Thompson
Nelsonville
Athens Relas
Telephone Franchise Crises Touch Athens City
Fragmented report details disputes over telephone franchise terms in Athens, naming local figures and officials, with mention of proposed rates, hearings, and negotiations. It notes ongoing public interest, a council discussion, and potential policy changes affecting residents.
Dickens works studied at Ladies Hall meeting
In a Ladies Hall gathering Mrs Barker led a discussion of Charles Dickens, focusing on his life and writings. Mrs Wetch praised the full effect of the author on readers, and Mrs Alderman delivered an exhaustive analysis of Dickens characters and scenes highlighting the author’s treatment of childhood and social conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slibe
Wesas
Bowie
Barker
Jarly Dickens
Diels
Dickers
Wetch
Duke
Alderman
Dickens
Neils
Stiedy
Barke
Thad
Knights Rank Conferred by Lodge One Twenty Seven
The Knights Rank was conferred on twenty seven members in a ceremony described as uniformly orderly and dignified. Speakers listed include Frank Brysem J W Moreiar I S Mantleton L Idayis and many others with details of attendees and officers. The event appeared well attended and noted for its formal presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Warner Sud
Clauster
Coisisting
Pho
Sen Frank Brysem
J. W. More Iar
Itese
Cruise Through the West Indies Excursion Plan
Mr and Mrs J D Grew depart for a pleasure cruise from Washington to New York. They will sail on the Paris to visit Puerto Rico Barbados Trinidad Jamaica Tamaica Santiago Cuba and Havana aboard a special excursion steamship during wartime service as the Vale auxiliary cruiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
J.D. Grew
Aierth
Pip
Wee Indies
Washington, D.C
New York
Paris
Hoa
Puerto Rico
Barbadas
Lesseratlles
Trinidad
Tamaica
Santiago
Cienttegas
Havana
Paria
Vale
Death of Mrs Radford at Hebbardsville church
Mrs Maria Navrort, aged seventy nine, died Sunday at her home southwest of Athens after a short illness from pneumonia. She had been an invalid since a hip fracture two years earlier. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the UOP church at Hebbardsville with Rev Kirkpatrick officiating and interment in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Weiler
Dicley
Columbus
Thomas Walsh Efrapas
Nelsonville
Hanry
Flurrison
Belpre
Tane Ryan
Lagin
Witle
Srs
Meen
Winteld Scott
Cernon
Westerville
Sam Sommer
York
T. X. Black
Margaret
Flora Gluck
Glen Ebonvene
Humphey of
Corivitte
Miss Bird Barrows
Lea
White
Mr. and
Janes Bieri
F.J. Firsell
Kglen
Win. Dawley
Mame Wilson
Marsatieth
Tyreie
J. Peter Shutt
Mary Pickett
Worl
Fa Hington
Georgy M. Te
Batthmere
New York
Athens
William P. Racer
Allen
Arietia
Capt
Flw. Caldwell
Haley
Colubus Way
Tina
Maysville
Alice Rose
Chicago
Monuaty
Miss Vimes
Horace Lawrence
Washington,d. H
Lawnee
Main Street
Mr. Weatherton
Maria Navrort
Pheumonia
UOP
Hebbardsville
Kirkpatrick
Presbyterian Announcements and Local Notices
The Presbyterian pulpit will be filled next Sunday morning and evening by Rev. E G Rogers of Amesville. The prayer meeting Sunday school and church meetings continue as usual. Local ads promote Panatone dyes from F L D McVay and W Melee and F Gibson. B B Johnson and D B Stewart dissolve partnership with each taking bowling alleys and billiard hall. Thursday nights reserved for heating for ladies. Grip victims advised to take Dr Miles Nervine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
E. G. Rogersof
B. B. Johnson
D. B Stewart
Miles
Views and Interviews in a Distorted Script
A fragmented OCR contains garbled phrases about views and interviews with unclear sources. It mentions a program and musical or spoken elements with references to people and activities, but the text remains largely unreadable and does not yield distinct names, places, or events.
Amusements Highlight Local Talent At March Event
A bustling program unfolds with performances by Miss BHtitv gid entrire and Amibelle Bares hogs, Bob Conary, and Miss Cornard May ryist among others. The Wednesday ope featured Marie Correliis faitous novel Venetia and a house tableau as patrons praised the ensemble. The event drew praise from press and public, with Miss Grace Slanter and Mr Ear, Utdhim receiving hearty applause. The company plans future shows and urges members to attend the annual election of officers Thursday at Mrs. 4.J. Roch’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wea
Dinand Dalton
Heleste
Louse Seymour
Amibelle Bares Hogs
Cornard
Aiden Pei Dievsesbie
Ope
Marie Correliis
Venetia
Soin Press
Aiden
Marthe Ra
Benedling
Silyers Mast
Beagoes
Clare Aeters
Grace Slanter
Best of All Cleansing Remedy Mentioned for Spring
A fragment notes use of Syrup of Figs as a gentle purgative marketed by Calarnia Fiz Syrup Ha with 50 cent bottles. It also tells of Sedatia Missouri conductor's daughter saved from croup after failed physician treatment by One Minute Cough Cure from Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calarnia Fiz
Steer
Sedatia
Cline
Thankful note to friends after loss of wife Jennie
A neighbor expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for valuable assistance during the illness and death of wife Jennie Harper. The message notes gratitude for support and mentions earlier hardships and an unrelated medical remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
U. BR. Harper
Fragmentary historical note on a tonic remedy and quack language
A garbled OCR fragment describes a person seeking a liver regulator and saving a genius, with a garbled reference to DeWitt's Cartie Barly Wiser and a supposed harm or warning. The text is incomplete and nonsensical, containing misspellings and misordered phrases.
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C. Potter
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The
Home Telephone Company
Council News
Bins
Cletit
McViey
Abed
Brown
Hermaul
Diains City
Unis
Optimas
Nancy
Teleod
Lys
Ile Sail
guyerLing
Hanse
Sf &Rm
Dt Moore
Iin
Tippie
Agnes Town
Shimler
Meath
Slate
Ming
Lson
I. SN. Parrish
J. XS. Crady
Owensghors
Ky. Ware
Ouatowret
Kentucky
Lravis
Willy Athens
Ohio
Clic
N.D. Avis
Pension Bureau
Powell
Avis
Sirs. Weidman
Court Land State Streets
Mary Dodge
A.C. Graham
Mieses Mary Slattery
Bertha Hoover
Mame O’biengess
Grace Gist
Florence Craig
George Davis
Davison College
12 Retreet
Patlas
Glauster
Gore
Terozam
Flae Feamster
Lucus
GUT Pty
Johanson Kown
Peter Tibba
McDonald
Peter Thansen
Lawrence
Glen Lawyer
Wits
Fld McVay
W. Melee
Athers
F. Gibson
Amesville
Grip
Nervine
Milas
Hatin Gipdad
Hosta Fate
Josepise
Rian
Mamie King Aury
Utdhim
Llenderson
Aipioes
Coeree
Kira
Deny Stutic
Azo Ina Postal
Annern
Tomy Tatcott
Harris Pesce Hoot
Ura
Don
Walter
TS Fisher
Wate Truss
John
Persens
C.D. Gist, VY. At
Suffrage Club
4.J. Roch
Cook
Inaamall
Ad- Treas Lork
BE. Gres d. Ghia
E.C. Logan
Ballard Corner
Erin RS
A. W. Connell
Cash Hardware
Oliver Chilled
A. ¥. Connett’s
Opera House
Cvatay
Boston Lyric Opera Co
W. A. Thompson
Pasha
Een
MR. Aiden
Martha Beauford Aiden
Benedict’ S
Fabio Roman
Grace Hunter
Humner
Hanrit
Westenga
Ohio Cogapar
Partie
Mentiney
Tay
Harvey d. Hemphrey
S. Tis
Maga
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