Town Notes From Canaanville Harris County
Reports from Canaanville include social visits in Athens Guygrille and Charleston W Va up and down the region. Local farming drains and sugar camp panics mix with township office aspirants a protracted church meeting and a trap nabbed by John Hublers dog Nash. People hope for recovered health and wary weather as peaches die and panther rumors persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Brown
Athens
Graham’s
GW. Burch
Vernie
Carrie Bean
Guygrille
Rose Sutton
Agent Webster
Wade Beano
John Hasssett
E.G. Carnes
J. W. Baird
Charleston
W. Va
James McDonald
A. P. Linscott
Herbert Bean
Guysville
M. BE
P.B. Cheadle
M. Pilcher
H. Wiesse
John Hubler
Social Notes From Wolf's Plains Gather Miami County Guests
Mr and Mrs F M McHarg visited Nelsonville friends over the weekend Charles Campbell stayed with brother Douglas Campbell of Daleton over Sunday Miss Ida Campbell plans two weeks in Stewart with sister Mrs Rosa Burke Edith Davis will join the spring college term for instrumental music Grace Davis of Charleston West Virginia visited her parents John F Davis and wife last week Harry Campbell and sister Mrs Alice Sussell visited the Siples of Mechanicsburg Richard Furniss of Nelsonville and Miss Gertrude Shaffer of Beaumont called on Miss Ethel Francis John F Davis and son Franklin returned home from a visit with Mrs Don Dewitt of Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. McHarg
Nelsonville
Charles Campbell
Douglas Campbell
Daleton
Ida Campbell
Stewart
Rosa Burke
Henry Barker
Zelda
Edith Davis
Grace Davis
Charleston
W. Va
John F. Davis
Harry Campbell
Alice Sussell
Imla
Mamie Siples
Mechanicsburg
Richard Furniss
Gertrude Shaffer
Beaumont
Ethel Francis
Franklin
Don Dewitt
Columbus
Born to Sanders a Girl in Local Birth Record
BiRON, born to Mr and Mrs Wm Sanders, a girl. Henry Rush moved to Chinatown recently. F A Nice was visiting relatives here Saturday. John Schooler of Utley was at Big Bun Saturday. Several from this place attended the Marietta show. Stephen L Swett is very low with little hopes for recovery. Mrs C A Nice Mrs W M Phillips and Mrs D W Clark are on the sick list. Tra E Wooley of Mountville visited his mother Grandma Wooley for a couple of days last week. Warren McKinley went to Vincen's Saturday for a few days visit with his sister Mrs C A McGill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sanders
Henry Rush
Chinatown
F. A. Nice
John Schooler
Utley
Big Bun
Marietta
Stephen L. Swett
Iittle
C. A. Nice
W. M. Phillips
Mra. D. W. Clark
Tra E. Wooley
Plymouth Rock Chicken Shared Across Five Generations
A Plymouth Rock chicken was divided among five generations in a rural event. Margaret Reddinghouse celebrated her 81st birth anniversary at her daughter’s home carving the bird and gifting wings to descendants. She recalled school days long past and despite dim eyesight, weighed 123 pounds after dinner at the barn.
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C.L. Creamer
Dean Cemetery
Margaret Reddinghouse
Freeman Marshall
Local Briefs From Buchtel and Nearby Areas
Dr H J Lee visited New Lexington on Friday. Tom Dew Post of G A B in Buchtel plans an April 26 banquet. Kathryn Brown visits Columbus relatives this week. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick Lyons died Monday of brain fever. Mrs L W Nixon returns home at Derthick after visiting relatives. A protracted meeting at the colored church closed after three weeks with seven accessions. Daniel Millizan died Sunday of heart failure. funeral Tuesday at his residence. Thomas Connelly, an elderly resident, died Tuesday. funeral Thursday at Catholic cemetery. Mrs Jean Byron, seriously ill, died Thursday. funeral Saturday attended by many.
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H.‘J. Lee
New Lexington
Tom Dew Post
Buchtel
Kathryn Brown
Columbus
Patrick Lyons
L. WH. Nixon
Derthick
Colored Church
Daniel Millizan
Thomas Connelly
Catholic Cemetery
aIrs
Jean Byron
Lathrop Notes and Local Happenings
Joseph Dyson is sick with pneumonia while James G. Pope visits Amesville relatives. Mrs. G. L. Dille visits Nelsonville. Cattlesburg families move here to reside. Miss Jessie Lovell visits Lucile Lovell. Mud and local revival activity at Sharpsburg. Finnie James is gravely ill with brain fever. Two months old child of C. Waiters found dead. cause unknown. Frank Sullivan and Gertie Walters wed at W. R. Goddard's. will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dyson
James G. Pope
Amesville
G. L. Dille
Nelsonville
Cattlesburg
Kentucky
Jessie Lovell
Lucile Lovell
Finnie James
W. H. James
C. Waiters
Sharpsburg
W. R
Local Social Roundup Near Nelsonville
Miss Mamie Black of Nelsonville visits her family here on Sunday. Meda Hunter attends Mrs Sheppard's private school in Nelsonville. Mrs Augusta Beckler visits Nelsonville friends. Mr and Mrs George Dowler are guests of Marshfield friends Saturday and Sunday. Miss Rose Hunter of Neleenville visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Aaron Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Black
Nelsonville
Meda Hunter
Mrs. Sheppard
Augusta Beckler
Nelsonville Friends
George Dowler
Marshifield Friends
Rose Hunter
Neleenville
Aaron Young
Community Notices From Bremen and Nearby Towns
L H Nre of Bremen visited John Harvey on Tuesday. GC F Bowman of Peach Ridge stayed with J H Spaulding on Sunday. Mr and Mrs B A Weekley welcomed a baby girl born March 5. James moved recently to the Fuller farm on Sand ge. Mr and Mrs E D Janos visited friends in Athens Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Swaim and daughter Mamie of Marehfeld spent Sunday at J C Harveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Nre
Bremen
John Harvey
GC. F. Bowman
Peach Ridge
J. H. Spaulding
B. A. Weekley
Wu. James
Fuller Farm
Sandge
E. D. Janos
Athens
Frank Swaim
Mamie
Marehfeld
J. C. Harvey's
DOORS IN PIGGERIES AT GUELPH EXPERIMENT STATION
A Farm and Home article from the Ontario experiment farm at Guelph describes door arrangements for piggeries. The plan shows doors to pens enabling a feeding trough between door and wall to save space and permit easier animal movement.
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Ontario Experiment Farm
Guelph
Lifting Weak Horses Methods From Ohio Farmer
A practical method to raise a lame or downed horse uses folded burlap slings with ropes and a pulley to distribute weight and support lifting. Two helpers lift the animal just enough for its feet to touch ground, preventing overtaxing weak muscles. Also notes on fertilizer, mildew control, and orchard cleanup.
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I. L. Irwin
Ohio
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted Amid Health Letter
A letter from W A Sanders of Hern Mason County West Virginia recounts his wife’s recovery from repeated hemorrhages after taking Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The ad claims the medicine restores appetite, flesh, strength and “solid, substantial” vitality, urging readers to request free professional advice and an envelope with stamp for response.
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W. A. Sanders
Hern, Mason Co
W. V2
R. Vv
Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr Miles' Nervine touted as cure for grip and nerve weakness
An advertisement extols Dr Miles' Nervine as the remedy for grip and nerve failure. It claims the medicine nourishes nerves, eases fever and pain, restores appetite and strength, and cites a testimonial from Cuaries L. Dewale, Roscommon, Mich, praising improved sleep and recovery.
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Miles'Wervine
Miles’ Wervine
Miles
Myssif
Nervine
Cuaries L. Dewaele
Atty
Roscommon
Mich
Mires
Mires Mepicat
Hints on Storing Paradices and Remedies
Practical tips from a Farmers' Review note on storing potatoes to prevent sprouting and decay using a sulfuric acid bath before cellar aging. Includes testimonials advocating Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Foley's Honey and Tar for cough relief, with brief comments on diligence and frugality.
Self-Healing Claim Prompts Arnica Salve Benefit
An Ohio man Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing his long lasting rectal illness after doctors predicted a costly operation. The ad also promotes several medicines and tonics claiming various health benefits and urges faithful use.
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Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson
Bucklen
McKee
Cautionary Advice on Stable Comfort and Air Quality
Advice warns that a cow requires light and pure air to stay healthy and productive. Without proper shelter and comfort, the keeper risks losses and reduced yields.
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