Personal mentions fill social pages across regions
Thursday's Daily lists a long chain of personal visits and travel. Names appear including Mrs M J Duffy Mrs W L Slutz Miss Jennie Root Attorney A M Lewis Homer Cook Drs Alston Ellis H W Elson F P Bachman H G Williams Mrs Patrick Stinson and Am brose Bede Congo Mrs J K Jolly Mr W G Shaffer Mrs George McHenry Mrs BE Black Mrs G W Shaffer Mrs Jose Warren James Hess Mrs James Kittsmiller General and Mrs C H Grosvenor Hadley Bellows Everett Neff John Preston Mrs Clara Hull Orville Dailey Dr J S McDougall AL Sprague W E Peters Adaline Vorhees Mrs BD YD Fuller Bert Hooper Otto Hankison Mr and Mrs John L Roach Miss Helen Fishhardt and many others. The notes reflect visits, travel, and family connections across Columbus Nelsonville Chillicothe and surrounding communities.
Women and marriage change health and vitality warning
An article argues marriage and motherhood cause visible changes in women’s health and appearance. It promotes Favorite Prescription as a tonic and nervine from Dr. Pierce, claims no alcohol or harmful drugs, and offers free consultation by letter from Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Alires
R. V. Pierce
Invalida’ Hotel, and
Surgical Instituta Buffalo
Local Social Notes From The Delaware City Scene
D Hopkins notes Miss Hillman and Mrs Hopkins were classmates at Delaware. Mrs Otto Barth hosts guests from Parkersburg Little Hocking and Hamden. Representative BE A Tinker of Chillicothe visiting on business. Mabel Scott heads to Cleveland to study spring millinery styles. F L Guenther moves family to Marietta. active in Masonry. Editor W Harris visits Lowell. O B Sloane returns from Duluth. J E Mason to Cleveland. Richard Monroe family returns from Lodi Township. K T McKinstry joins Columbus Buggy auto dept. Constance Leete and Grace McKee visit aunt Mrs C M Shep-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Barth
J. T. Mitchell
Richard Amberley
Parkersburg
Go Bb O'Dell
Miss O'Dell
Little Hocking
J. C. Bailey
Miss Bailey
Hamden
Wickham Guests Move Through Marietta With Relatives
Mr. Erwin Wickham of Nandon North Dakota and Miss Elsie Wickham of Columbus have been visiting relatives of Mr. and Mrs. H I Wickham in Marietta Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Frank Stout of Parkersburg arrived to spend the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank S Roach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Wickham
Nandon
North Dakota
Elsie Wickham
Columbus
Wickham
Marietta
Frank Stout
Parkersburg
Frank 8. Roach
Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Athens Area
Mr W A Hibbard of Parkersburg visited his daughter Miss Alice Hibbard on Sunday. Mr Arthur Hagan a student at Ohio Medical College in Columbus spent the weekend with Athens friends. Mrs E M Scanlon and her Columbus children were guests of relatives later in the week. Mr D C Landis of Stimpson Avenue returned from a Columbus visit on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hibbard
Parkersburg
Alice Hibbard
Arthur Hagan
Ohio Medical College
Columbus
Athens Friends
E. M. Scanlon
Select One Doctor for Coughs and Colds Advice
A concise health advisory urges choosing a single physician, consulting promptly when ill, and seeking his opinion on Ayer s Cherry Pectoral for coughs and colds before deciding to use it or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Ayer's Pills Endorsed for Biliousness and Digestion
An advertisement urges keeping a box of Ayer's Pills at home. Take one pill at bedtime occasionally to ward off biliousness indigestion and sick headache. The pills are produced by the J C Ayer Co Lowell MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Masa
Local Residents Return from East Trips
Mrs. Sommer and daughter Miss Anna accompanied a man home after several days here. Anna returned to Columbus Friday. Mr Sam Sommer came back Sunday from a two weeks trip east in the interest of his store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Sloane
Mrs
Jessie Sloane Boden
Duluth
Minn
Miss Anna
Columbus
Sam Sommer
Social Notes From Local Guests Visits
Miss Lena Graham returned Sunday from New Martinsville West Virginia where she has been the guest of Miss Daisy Powers for the past week. Archdeacon Dodshon of Columbus and Rev A W Buckland of Logan were guests of Dr and Mrs W B Bentley on Morris avenue during their stay in this city. Mr and Mrs F E ly Preston after a several days visit with Mr and Mrs W R L Sterrett in Charleston West Virginia returned Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Lewis
Columbus
James Kittsmiller
Logan
George Fenzel
Samuel McCune
Lena Graham
New Martinsville
W. Va
Daisy Powers
Archdeacon Dodshon
Rev
A. W. Buckland
W. B. Bentley
Morris Avenue
FE. Ly. Preston
W. R. L. Sterrett
Charleston
Grace Jewell Returns From Three Week Vacation
Miss Grace Jewell came back Saturday after a three week vacation visiting relatives in Jacksonville and spending time with her parents at Big Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jewell
Jacksonville
Big Run
Local visits noted by families in Columbus and Chillicothe
Miss Constance Leete and Miss Grace McKee returned from a several days visit with their aunt Mrs. C. M. Shepard in Columbus. Mr. Harvey M. Roach and Mr. H. Roach with their young daughter spent Sunday in Chillicothe as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sexauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Leete
Grace McKee
C. M. Shepard
Columbus
Harvey M. Roach
Mr. H. Roach
Little Daughter
Chillicothe
Fred Sexauer
Local residents noted guests and travels across Nelsonville and beyond
Miss Ruth Tippett hosts Ena Nelson in Charleston while Judge Rufus Carpenter heads to Columbus for the state convention. Numerous locals visit Columbus, Beebe, Amesville, and Lancaster, with appeals to family and work trips. The Ohio State University member and Athlete D E Harsh from Logan are reported among others. The Little baby of Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Jones faces a serious illness. The Lugar Brothers Six Ty Circus plans to perform in Nelsonville in July. A state Republican convention attendance includes Worstell Ablen Murphy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Worstell
Capt. J. BR. Ablen
Hal Murphy
PF. W. Bush
George Greig
Alex Nelson
Henry Zenner
H. H. Wickham
D. H. Moore
F P. McVay
Judge Wood
H. H Hanineg
Nelsonville Business Visitors Record Local Week
Nelsonville notes list numerous visitors and business trips from Logan Athens Columbus and Chicago. Names include Mike Vought Frank Brown John Vhlinger Vaughn Kelley Hanks Hartman Dowd Hartman and others with hotel and store work, aldermanic and court figures, plus reminders to order The Daily Messenger.
Local residents hosting guests across Ohio and nearby towns
Bishop Vincent of Cincinnati stayed with Major and Mrs. J. M. Welch at University Terrace. Mr. and Mrs. Ss. M. Johnson visited relatives in Trimble Sunday. P. W. Helway spent Sunday in Pratts Fork with his parents. Miss Constance Conant left for Trimble to visit her sister Mrs. Arthur Meighen. S. B. Hill had no guests last week while Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Carr of Illinois planned to stay in Ohio a week longer. Ida Campbell of Columbus visited her aunt and uncle on Congress street. RE. Sayre begins a ten day business trip to Oklahoma. Mrs. W. Southerton spent Sunday in Columbus. Southerton joined her to Nelsonville for a day with friends. Mrs. Alex Bell, Joe Fannie Payne and Mrs. Mary Scott visited Jacksonville Sunday. Howard Wildy left for Washington, DC for a month with his parents. Dan James visited friends in Wellston Sunday. Laura Bailey of Hamden Junction stayed with Miss Bess Driggs Sunday. Effie Pearl Myers returned to Logan after visiting friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Evans
John Cox
East Clayton
C. L. Hartsook
Athena
C. L. Stout
Athens
John Billison
EB. B. Campbell
Logan
John Monahan
Dew Hotel
George A. Root
Columbia
Nelsonville
Mont Graham
Homer Kreig
Bill Matheny
Frank Cooley
B. Hill
Bruce Carr
Illinois
Carr
Ohio
Alex Bell
Joe Fannie Payne
Mary Scott
Jacksonville
Mrs Pickering and family visit Middleport roots
Mrs. Charles O Pickering and her young daughter from Middleport visited Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Arscott. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs M E Twiss and Mr and Mrs W V Daggett left this morning for a two day visit in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Pickering
Middleport
Robert Arscott
M. E. Twiss
W. V. Daggett
Columbus
Mr Don McGill Named in Local Notice
Mr Don McGill appears in a fragmented local notice regarding an administrative matter. The readable text hints at involvement in a civic or legal proceeding, with no clear dates or place specified. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
Preventics Candy Cold Cure Claim Offers Big Odds
An advertisement offers Dr. Shoop $100 to any case of grippe or acute cold that a 26 cent box of Preventics cannot cure. The claim boasts no quinine or harsh ingredients and positions Preventics as safe for feverish children. Henderson-Crider Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Leap Year Party At Amesville Shines With Festive Decor
Miss Lucy Fleming hosted a Leap Year party Saturday night at her parents’ home in Amesville Ohio. The red and white decor featured Cupid motifs. Music by Misses Lovell and Beasley entertained as friends and several out of town guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Lucy Fleming
John Fleming
Lovell
Beasley
Messrs
Bride
Gifford
Wilbur
Clayton Carpenter
Linscott
Potts
Asa
Ralston Wells
Gibson
Heston
McCune
Henry
King
Ellis
Strecker
G. Fleming
Bessie
Jessie Beasley
Effle
Bessie McCune
Gladys
Augusta Goddard
Hoisington
Vesta
Jessie Henry
Alexander
Creighton
Best Healer in the World
Reverend F. Starbird of East Raymond Maine praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best healer for his army wound and tough sores. He also reports success using it in his veterinary practice. Sold for 25 cents at McKee's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Starbird
East Raymond Maine
McKee’s
Sin and its elusive boundary sparks broad debate
A reflective line suggests public aversion to sin stems from unclear definition. The statement notes people fear moral error because they lack precise knowledge of what constitutes sin and where it lies, inviting philosophical discussion on ethics.
Electric execution of George Wilson in Romer murder
George Wilson, a Black man, was electrocuted this morning at the state prison in Trenton New Jersey for the murder of Frederick Romer. Romer’s rooms were entered for robbery last December leading to the capital sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
George Wilson
State Prison
Frederick Romer
Miners and residents named in unnumbered notice
Michael R. Gibbs 27 and Ketella Davis 21 of Hollister appear alongside Este Hugging 27 a woodworker and Netle Black 19 of Athens in an unnumbered notice listing residents and ages without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael R. Gibbs
Miner
Ketella Davis
Hollister
Este Hugging
Netle Black
Athens
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. J. Duffy
South
Cuba
Mrs. W. L. Slutz
Son
Merle Slutz
Cincinnati
Jennie Root
Chvistie Beaton
Homer Cook
Ben Covert
Patrick Stinson and Sons
Ambrose and
Bede
Congo
J. K. Jolly
Huntington
George B. McKinsky
W. G. Shaffer
Chicago
George McHenry
New Holland
BE. F. Black
G. W. Shaffer
Jose Warren
James Hess
Stewart
C. H. Grosvenor
James Taylor
Hadley Bellows
Everett Neff
Mineral
John Preston
Nelsonville Thusrady
Clara Hull
Louisiana
Orville Dailey
Albany
AL. A. Sprague
W. E. Peters
Adaline Vorhees
BD YD. Fuller
Fleming
Julia Hartson
Bert’ Hooper
Otto Hankison
Messenger
Ohio University
John L. Roach
Helen Fishhardt
Circleville
Cora Dwinell
Fifth Street
Chillicothe Gazette
Mary L. Hillman
Missionary Societies
D. Hopkins
Miss Hillman
Mrs. Hopkins
Delaware
BE. A. Tinker
E. D. Sayre
Mabel Scott
Cleveland
F. L. Guenther
W. Harris
Journal
Miss Mabel
Miss Bertha Brown
J. E. Mason
Richard Monroe
West State Street
Robert Byrne
Lodi Township
K. T. McKinstry
Columbus Buggy Company
Point Pleasant
Capitol City
Constance "Leete
C. M. Shep
D. C Landis
Stimpson Avenue
Ogger
Ruth Tippett
Charleston, W. Va
Ena Nelson
Rufus Carpenter
FE. R. Walker
Arthur Wolfe
Peter Finsterwald
Beebe
C. H. Thompson
East State Street
Dunglen
Clara Bowser
Ida Bowser
Princess Bonnie
Bessie Dyson
Mabel Murphy
Frank Murphy
Hubert Lappen
C. H. Sisson
Harry
D. E. Harsh
Mrs. Stanley Jones
Milton
Cubison
Telephone Lock & Seal Company
Helen Monahan
Mary
Minnie Ambrose
Joseph A. Lugar
Eaton, O
Lugar
Bert Stedem
Jon Monahan
Charles DeMolet
Charles Kircher
Fred Baker
Dan James
Lakeside
Athens Outing Club
Mike Vought
Charles Tedrow
Frank Brown
John Vhlinger
Vaughn Kelley
Daily Messenger
H. Karg
Weastergil's
Ohto
Charles Hanks
C. C. Hartman
Bert Young
42D
Juniper
H. EB. Sparrow
Vincent
J. M. Welch
University Terrace
Ss. M. Johnson
Trimble
P. W. Helway
Pratts Fork
Frank Helway
Constance Conant
Arthur Meighen
Ida Campbell
Lucy Bell
A. R. Bell
Congress Street
RE. D. Sayre
Oklahoma
Howard Wildy
Washington, D. C
Wellston
Laura Bailey
Hamden Junction
Bess Driggs
Effie Pearl Myers
Don McGill
Elizabeth Theophilus
Etta Druggan
Glouster
Elizabeth Dyson
Jessie Owen
Federal
Sadie Croy
Chester Hill
Gus Elliott
Zanesville
ROYAL
Dresden China
Dresden
Vance Shoe Co
Wheeling, West Virginia
Bliss College
Bliss School
William Dobbyn
John Jacob Astor
Jesse Smith
Columbus Board of Trade
McConnell Jacques
Columbus, Ohio
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