Local notes and travel glimpses from Chauncey and around
Retired and current locals appear in a stream of brief notices. BK Jones travels to Neenonville to repair a burnt Union Telephone cable serving the central office. John Faires of Floodwood visits relatives and oversees his real estate. Mayors and residents from Chauncey and Athens attend business, visits, or family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BK. L. Jones
Neeonville
Union Telephone Company
John Faires
Floodwood
Community Notes In GREEN BRANCH Society Roundup
Mrs Harry Wharff spent last week in Stewart as guest of sister Mrs Sears. Miss Flo Calvert of Guysville visited cousin Misses Lenna and Myrtle Calvert. Mr Grover Bean of Athens rebuilding a farm house and will move family when done. Rev O F McKay and wife of Guysville visited Amos Townsend. Minnie Rodehaver wed Fred Dorr in Athens then to Zaleski. friends gave a traditional bel ling. Funeral of infant Miller attended by Whitfield Bean and Sara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wharff
Stewart
Sears
Flo Calvert
Guysville
Lenna
Myrtle Calvert
Grover Bean
Athens
Lydia Kincade
Myrthe Calvert
Lizzie Parker
Mary Bean
Anna Snow
Ath
O. F. McKay
Amos Townsend
Parrill Bean
Clark
Carthage
Ida
Phylena Stalder
H. L. Calvert
Whitfield Bean
Sara
George Miller
Asbury
Misa Minnie Rodehaver
Dr Ghoop's Restorative Endorsed for Internal Weaknesses
An advertisement claims internal weakness causes indigestion and heart or kidney problems and promotes Dr Ghoop's Restorative as a safe solution. It urges a simple test and warns against external stimulation of the heart or kidneys, attributing health restoration to the tonic.
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Bhoop
Greens Run Social Roundup Reflects Local Doings
Mr and Mrs Van Lyle hosted about 30 friends in their new home with a late departure and compliments to Mrs Lyle as a charming host. Several residents recover from illness or travel, including Minnie Love after appendicitis and Robert Leak slowly mending from a broken leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Lyle
Mrs. Lyle
Minnie Love
Lorenzo Shaffer
Rock
Simona
Robert Leak
Clara Gillespie
Glouster
Howard Vore
San Toy
Charles Leach
A. M. Mills
David McKee
H. N. Cannon
Shawnee
Mr. Casa
Ey Wade
J. C. Daft
Bonday
Nelsonville
G. W. Perry
Weethel Place
Daniel Fulton
Best Healer in the World
Rev F Starbird of East Raymond Maine declares Bucklen's Arnica Salve the best healer for old army sores and veterinary use. He has used it for years and reports great success. Price 26c at McKee's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Starbird
Raymond Maine
Bucklen
Aruba
Eas
McKee’s
The Lucky Quarter Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad
An old time medicinal ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills, claiming health benefits for headache biliousness constipation and malaria. It promises a cheerful refund of the price at McKee's Drug Store if the product disappoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
McKee
Local notes from Amesville and nearby towns
Mr. C A Nice of Cutler visited on business. Miss Gladys Wheeler suspended Broadwell school briefly due to illness and resumed this week. Ezra Linscott returns to live with son F J Linscott near Beverly for winter. Charles Hoover back at Columbus business. Fred Balderson of Marietta visited. George Linscott and Fred Shoop found watches on the highway. Rev Cellars sick. Ned Cellars returns to Marietta to resume studies. J W Potts back from Guernsey and Muskingum counties. A Knowlton and Ralston Wells testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Columbus about the Carbon Coal case against the M and C railway. J H Harsay of Albany returned home. Jerry Conant and Wilson Inman change residences in Amesville. Lucile Lovell aided a Gloucester concert with local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Nice
Cutler
Gladys Wheeler
Broadwell
Ezra Linscott
Beverly
F. J. Linscott
Charles Hoover
Columbus
Fred Balderson
Marietta
George Linscott
Fred Shoop
Cellars
Ned
J. W. Potts
Guernsey
Muskingum
Knowlton
Ralston Wells
Interstate Commerce Commission
Carbon Coal Company
C. Railway
J. H. Harsey
Albany
Jerry Conant
Big Run
John Beasley
Wilson Inman
Rutledge House
Lucile Lovell
Glouster
Electric Bitters Endorsed By San Francisco Architect
Prominent architect Norman R. Coulter of the Delbert Building in San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic medicine. He says it helps stomach, liver and kidney disorders and builds up the system. Sold for 50 cents at McKee's Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman R. Coulter
Delbert
San Francisco
McKee’s
Pleasant Valley Society Notes Highlight Local Visits
William Livingston of Athena was in the vicinity on business last week. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dunlavy. Miss Lacy Dye, teaching at Union, visited home during illness. Mrs. Chloe Johnson’s little son is seriously ill with erysipelas fever. Mrs. Kate Leake and Mrs. Amanda Parsons stayed with Mrs. Windsor one day. Jock Leake of near Athens visited his sister Mrs. Dye later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Livingston
Athena
William Dunlavy
Lacy Dye
Union
Chloe Johnson
Kate Leake
Amanda Parsons
W. W. Windsor
Jock Leake
Athens
W. Dye
Marietta and Parkersburg Residents Visit and Move
Mrs. Fulton Bell of Marietta arrives to visit relatives and stay with family. Bob Wood accepts a position with the F L Preston company. Mr George Lewis of Lafferty Belmont county visits May avenue with family. Karl Marquis James Brattin and Lew Jeges travel to Parkersburg as visitors. Mrs Laura Beaton returns to Columbus after visiting Miss Christie Beaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lewis
Lafferty
Belmont County
May Avenue
Karl Marquis
James Brattin
Lew Jeges
Parkersburg
Laura Beaton
Christie Beaton
Columbus
Local Residents Return From Columbus and Washington S
Mr Harvey Ramsey came home Tuesday night after a brief visit with relatives in Columbus and Washington D C Mrs Lewis Pickering and her son Charles of Amesville stay with her parents Mr and Mrs C H Sheldon on East State street Attorney 8 M Johnson returned today from Columbus where he had been for the past few days on legal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Ramsey
Columbus
Washington
D. H
M. Johnson
Slaughter Family Visits Relatives in Logan and Richmond
Mr J W Slaughter of Chicago arrived Tuesday evening as guest of Mr and Mrs J E Edmundson and relatives. Mrs Slaughter and child arrived from Logan this morning. Slaughter plans to leave Thursday for Richmond Virginia to inspect mica deposits and install mining machinery. Mrs F P McVay went to Guysville to attend her father S T Hull’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Slaughter
Chicago
J. E. Edmundson
F. P. McVay
Guysville
8. T. Hull
Local residents hosting guests and travel notes
Mrs Hattie Kelley of Mill street hosted her sister Miss Goldie Tedrow of Gra hams chapel for a few days. Dr E E Bell of Nelsonville was a business caller. Carlos Dorr of Sugar Creek plans a summer in Nebraska. Mrs J A Place of Cleveland visits her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Curtis. Ele Donaldson, ill with measles, is able to be out. Miss Jennie Kurtz returns from Toledo visit with Mrs J W Dowd. Mrs P G Hubbard of Canaaanville visits relatives here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Kelley
Mill Street
Goldie Tedrow
Graham's Chapel
J. A. Place
Cleveland
Mrs
Samuel Curtis
Ele Donaldson
Mrs. H. G. Williams Returns From New Vienna Visit
Mrs. H. G. Williams comes back Tuesday from New Vienna where she visited her mother for several days. Ad promotes Dean's Regulats as a mild laxative that prevents constipation by gentle action without griping, available from druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Williams
New Vienna
Dean
Local Notes and Obituaries from the Area
Born to Mr and Mrs Hudson Wright Friday morning a daughter. Conrad Miller aged citizen died near Cutler on March 7 with funeral at Mt Liberty conducted by Rev Munns. Others include Wyatt Minear losing a cow to a straw-stack collapse and Cecil Cook with Fred Merrill visiting Athens. Frank Beebe returning from Ohio to Washington. Anderson Rowell of Albany visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Wright
Wyatt Minear
Cecil Cook
Fred Merrill
Athens
Anderson Rowell
Albany
Conrad Miller
Cutler
Mt. Liberty
Rev
Munns
Community Notes From Coolville Ridge Area
Rev. Arthur filled his appointment at Coolville Ridge Saturday and Sunday. Miss Anna Hawk visited Athens sister Mrs Milton Chapel and returned home. John Douglas of Athens spent a few days with his parents. Goldie Tedrow of Lysander visited Robert and Mrs McLean. Alma Anthony of Angel Ridge stayed with her grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Poston. Millard Douglas of Athens, visiting relatives nearby, returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Dailey spent one day with the former's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Anna Hawk
Milton Chapel
Athens
John Douglas
Charles Douglas
Goldie Tedrow
Lysander
Robert McLean
Alma Anthony
Angel Ridge
Elizabeth Poston
Millard Douglas
Lewis Dailey
Community Notes From Jerseyville and Surrounding Areas
Names and movements across Jerseyville, Willow Creek, Athens, and nearby towns. Soloman Dailey visits Jerseyville. Judson school led by Loring Searls. Clarence Goldaberry and Samuel Hartley travel to Athens. Robert McLean logs for John Hull. Edna Evans visits sister in Athens. Graham Chapel Sunday school led by John Hawk. John Hull of Willow Creek and John Poston of South Canaan attend a local meeting. Mrs. George Hartley visits sister Cyrus Bean in Willow Creek. John Hartley visits with his parents. Oeta and Walter Bobo attend Jerseyville school. Harrison and Maywood McGrath visit Athens relatives.
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Judson
Loring Searls
Clarence Goldaberry
Samuel Hartley
Athens
Robert Mclean
John Hull
Edna Evans
John Douglas
Ath
Graham Chapel
John Hawk
Willow Creek
John Poston
South Canaan
This Place
George Hartley
Cyrus Bean
No Use to Die with King’s New Discovery
Mrs. J. P. White of Rushboro Pa credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life from lung trouble. The medicine loosens a cough and cures lung disease even after hopeless diagnosis. For coughs colds la grippe asthma bronchitis hoarseness it is sold at McKee’s Drug Store 50c and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
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McKee's
Brandeberrys Attend Mrs Brandeberry Funeral at Cutler
Mr and Mrs Isaac Brandeberry attended the funeral for Mrs William Brandeberry in Cutler. Mrs Brandeberry died March 6 from a complication of diseases. J R Lemmon is making an extended visit in Baltimore and Washington DC. The friends of Theodore Rowell gathered March 6 to mark his fifty first birthday. William Founds made a business trip to Athene on Saturday. John Jr visited his sister Mrs Stella Tubbs at Pratts Fork last Miss Mabel Dean closed her school at Centennial Friday. An evening program featured music dialogues and declamations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Brandehberry
William Brandeberry
Cutler
Brandeberry
J. R. Lemmon
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Theodore Rowell
Anni
William Founds
Atheng
John Dd, Jr
Mrs. St@la Tubbs
Pratts Fork
Mabel Dean
Appointment as Administrator for Mary P. Chase Estate
Notice states M C McClanahan appointed and qualified as administrator of the Mary P Chase estate in Athens County Ohio with date February 21 1908 and official seal of the probate filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Chase
Athens
County
Ohio
A. D
Cleveland school board to study fire escapes after tragedy
Glouster Ohio March 11 the board of education met in special session to inspect city school buildings following the Collinwood disaster. Supt Bryson reported a rapid fire drill and a central high school exit in under ninety seconds. A three member committee will inspect schools this week to recommend changes and temporary fire escapes pending full upgrades.
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Collinwood
L. R. Andrews
J. E. Jones
C. M. Clark
State Bureau of Inspection
Unt
Mrs Irene W Haning Guest Of Judge Wood Family
Mrs Irene W Haning visited Judge Wood and his family for a few days on her way home to Huntington from Wheeling where she was visiting her son Dr N A Haning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene W. Haning
Judge Wood
Huntington
N. A. Haning
Wheeling
Belle Mead Sweets Highlighted at Henderson-Crider Drug
A local ad praises Belle Mead Sweets as the most delicious and satisfying candy, priced at 60 cents per pound and kept always fresh by Henderson-C rider Drug Co. on March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Mead
Young Wells in Critical Condition After Lip Injury
Earl Wells, six or seven years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wells of Chesterhill, was brought to Glouster and then to Columbus for treatment after a mowing machine cut an artery in his upper lip two weeks ago. Doctors LeFever Henry and Ray consulted before the boy's transfer, and the prognosis is grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeFever
Henry
Amesville
Ray
Columbus
Glove Break-In Plan For Season Opens
The team aims to have the glove broken in by season open with the Spalding agency handling the equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding Agency
Henderson-Crider Drug CO
Amateur Production to Aid Glouster Church
Miss Jennie Dowd of Glouster High plans a April musical drama titled the Merry Milk Maids to benefit the Church of Christ. Proceeds will finish paying for the church piano. The 12 year old revival drew large crowds in Glouster and Corning.
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Glouster
Glouster, C
Jennie Dowd
Glouster High School
Church of Christ
Corning
Duchess Potatoes Recipe Steps
Wash pare and boil potatoes. Drain and shake to evaporate moisture. Mash and to each pint add butter salt and pepper and two beaten yolks. Cool shape into cakes brush with egg and milk and brown in a hot oven.
Simple Cream P tartar Soda Muffins Mix
Combine two cups flour with cream of tartar soda sugar and salt. Stir in one cup milk and one beaten egg with two tablespoons melted butter. Beat well then bake in buttered gem pans in a hot oven for fifteen minutes.
Corn Cake Sweetened With Molasses Recipe
A simple corn cake recipe uses corn meal, flour, salt, soda, molasses, sour milk, egg and shortening. Mix dry ingredients, add liquids and shortening, beat well, bake in a buttered shallow pan in a moderate oven.
Orange Cottage Pudding Recipe
A simple orange pudding mix combines butter sugar egg milk and flour with baking powder and orange extract. Cream butter add sugar and egg then alternate milk with flour and powder. Bake in a shallow pan at moderate heat for about forty minutes.
Lemon Filling For Cake Recipe
A brief note describes lemon filling for cake using one cup sugar and two level measures of an ingredient. The fragment lacks complete method or quantities.
Lemon butter filling recipe notes
Ingredients include butter spoonfuls one egg grated lemon rind and juice with salt. Cook in a double boiler stirring until thick and smooth. Use as a filling between cake layers.
Simple Tomato Rice Fry Pan Recipe
Toast dried red rice in olive oil until brown. Stir in chopped tomatoes, salt, and two teaspoons chili pepper pulp. Add a cup of boiling water and simmer until the rice is tender.
Carving Shears Target Easy Poultry Prep
Popular Mechanics describes a two blade carving shear with an upper carving knife and a dented lower clip blade. The tool is designed for easy handling and allows users to attack any part of the fowl effectively.
Fine muslin soaking and washing method
Very fine muslin should be soaked in tepid water with borax to a gallon of water. After an hour rub gently in soapsuds of fine white soap, pour over and allow to cool. Rinse well and squeeze rather than wring out.
Cleaning Lace with Gentle Soak and Fine Pressing
To wash lace yokes and trimmings unpick from dress and rub with Castile soap on both sides. Soak overnight in water, then rinse through several waters with a bit of blue in the last rinse for white lace. Use gum arabic solution or sugar water for limp lace, but not for real lace applique. Press by winding on a glass rolling pin or pinning shaped edges on a board until dry.
Sunflower Philosophy in Atchison Globe Voice
A satirical editorial notes it is common for people to overrate their own opinions and critique parents. It ridicules the idea that everyone is right and mocks how youths and parents view each other. The piece lampoons generational self assurance and parental authority.
Daily Markets report from Pittsburg and Toledo
Cattle receipts light with prime and extra priced at 5.60 to 5.25 and common 3.50 to 4.00. Hogs receipts 3,000 with prime and Yorkers 4.75 to 4.90 and common 3.25 to 4.25. Sheep and lambs light with good to prime 4.90 to 6.00 and select lambs 5.00 to 7.75. Toledo wheat 96.4 cents, corn 64 1/2 cents, oats 54 1/2 cents.
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Associated Dailies Telegram
Pittsburg
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Thomas Noon
Carl Parris
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Aba
Morris
Charles Eddy
Carroll
Crooksville
Green Branch
Pleasant Valley
Fulton Bell
Bob” Wood
The
F. L. Preston Company
E. E. Bell
Carlos Dorr
Sugar Creek
Nebraska
Jennie Kurtz
J. W. Dowd
Toledo
P. G. Hubbard
Canaaanville
Frank Beebe
State of
Coolville Ridge
Mr. Solomon Dailey
Jerseyville
Ens
John Hartley
Jacob Graham
Oeta
Walter Bobo
Harrison and
Maywood McGrath
Frost
M. C. M’clanahan
Daily Messenger
Sally Sun
Sunflower Philosophy
Atchison
Kan
Globe
Daily Markets
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Eae Isavings Bank.co
Hall & Boden
Humphreys
Owens, Medicine Co
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William
York Co
Seamegs
Texas Panhandle
M'Kinstry & Parker
H. O’bleness
C. L. Poston
First National Bank
D. H. Moore
MO. V. Wood
J. D. Brown
W. B. Golden
the Bank of Athens
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