Local notes on residents and business changes
Bevt Aphrom spent Sunday with bus family here. Preackleu left for Minnesota Wednesday. D C Freeman owns a residence on Marshfield street. Morris and Pieney supervise the work. Vorkes and Scott opened a new furniture and undertaking shop in the J C P Moore room. Mr Scott will manage while Worher continues hardware in City Hall. Eva Gray of Illinois returned home after visiting Albany. School opened at Atwood Institute with good attendance. F Smith of Dexter visited Albany. Fred Scott is foreman at the Daily Herald office in Hamilton Ohio. Belle Townsend visited Athens for Nellie Freeman. Henry Fisher handles the Cincinnati Post and W O Silvey the Commercial Gazette. Rev Rickets conducts a revival at the M E Church. Mrs Don Lemmon returns to Albany to live with her parents. Rhesa Ankrom of Ross county again attends Atwood Institute. Sam Jones inspires religious enthusiasm in Chicago as in Cincinnati and his sermons are widely quoted.
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Aphrom
Preackleu Lef
Minnesota
D.C. Freeman
Marshfield Street
Morris & Pieney
Vorkes & Scott
J.C. P. Moore
Scott
Worher
City Hall
Atwood Institute
F. Smith
Dexter
Albany
Fred. Scott
Daily Herald
Hamilton
Ohio
Belle Townsend
Athens
Nellie Freeman
Henry Fisher
Cincinnati Post
W. O. Silvey
Commercial Gazette
Rickets
M. FE
Don Lemmon
J.T. Wien
Rhesa Ankrom
Ross County
Philomathean and Zeta members active in Wooster events
Miss Lizzie McVay and Sarah Ames attended the national convention of Zeta Chapter at Wooster Ohio representing their chapter. The Philomathean Society issued an Open Session for spring term and challenged the Athenian Society to a literary contest during Commencement week. Professor Luddeth spoke on Jonathan Keats and next Monday Professor Graham will discuss the Northwest origin of the common school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Martin
Kittie Pickering
Nettie Stalder
Guysville
Philomathean Society
Lizzie Higgins
OC. H
Lizzie McVay
Sarah Ames
Zeta Chapter
Kappa Alpha Theta
United States
Wooster
Ohio
Philomathean
Athenian Society
Luddeth
Jonathan Keats
A. A. Graham
Northwest Territory
Univus EE. Pluripus
Pioneer Nicholas Border Dies at 88 in New England
Nicholas Border, born 1798 in Clear Ridge Bedford County Pennsylvania, died January 15 1886 at his New England home. He married twice, had seven children, and lived in southern Ohio since 1832. His body was laid to rest January 17 in New England cemetery with prayers for peace.
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Nicholas Border
New England
Clear Ridge
Bedford County
Ohio
Wallace Hill
Wheeler
Emma Heyson
N. P
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Chicago
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Rion Pepart
Athens County
France
Chas. P. Sishutt
Laird, Josten & CO
East State Street
Athens, C
Wurest
Price Baking Powder CO
Shicago
ST. Louis
Board of Examiners
Shutt
Webster and Brown
McClellan
Krinkerhoff
H. McKain
Farmer
Bartlett P.O
Cranser
Shade P. O
Dillie
Plantavilie
Isanc
Mary Farmer
Gos
Iosman
Haraden Junction
Trago
Mberiff
Jackson
P. Bonsieur
Washington
Wilbe
Warren House
N. High Street
Noly Columbus
Eliaieest
Rultand
Glen Grothers
Kinetester
N.Y
Perkins’ Block
John Graham & CO
Potter's Old Stand
Graham & CO
Osi
C. E. M. Jennings
Putnam & Fletcher
Artists’ Materials, &c
Lqwest PR
Rockford and
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Power Press
Job Printing Department
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