Personal Mention Highlights Travels and Visits
From Thursday's Daily, Mr. N. W. Musgrave returns from California where he spent the past year. Mrs. Musgrave’s contract to build a Sacramento to San Francisco railroad was interrupted by ill health. Miss Jeanette Light of Guysville leaves for Cleveland to advance her ailfilinery business. Various locals host visitors and attend events in Athens Nelsonville Millfield and Columbus.
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N. W. Musgrave
California
Jeanette Light
Guysville
Cleveland
Local Social Notes Include Travel Visitors and Births
Friday's update records Grace Cullums visiting Mrs. George Maxwell in Fisher Station after returning from Joplin. Ed Rose appeared as a business visitor in Hamden. Sam Sommer attended a funeral in Pittsburg for Mrs. Rudolph Hall. Audrey and Pauline Danford, Mrs. J W Slaughter and child, and others are guests with relatives across Logan and nearby towns. A new daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J L Riley on Thursday March 12.
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Grace Cullums
Joplin
George Maxwell
Fisher Station
Sam Sommer
Pittsburg
Rudolph Hall
J. L. Riley
J. W. Slaughter
Logan
Social notes from Streator and surrounding towns
Local column lists visits guests and travels of residents including Mrs Hartwell Coolville Beverly. funeral attendance for Simeon Cass in Millfield. trips to Columbus Nelsonville Urichsville and Wellston. college presidents meet in Columbus. mentions of residents from Albany Athens Wellston Parkersburg and Jacksonville with brief health and age notes.
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iMr
le A. Sprague
Ll. C. Nye
Simeon Cass
D. di ‘Poller
Millfield
Local social notes from across Ohio cities Sunday
A crowded Sunday of visitors and guests across Carthage Columbus Albany Nelsonville and Marshfield includes Mrs Mills Mrs Cray Mrs Fox Mr Light and many others as townspeople host relatives and friends. The column also notes a rehearsal for Primess Box nie at the college auditorium.
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Katharine Ley
Den
Dante
Way
John Fox
Frank Bellows
Albert Graff
Albany
Mr. EB
Ehless
Charles Walsh
Nelsonville
J. E. Dye
Columbus
Ath ens County Agricultural Society Sets Fair Dates
The board met at the courthouse to finalize arrangements for this year’s fair. Attendees included Ly Henry, S F Beverage, A P Linscott, B Bil, P G Mohter, John Moloughiin, H P Hoodlett, W HMoodtett, A A Campbell, and Cy Hernet. The key action was fixing the fair dates for August 10, 12, and 14, with the premium list to be revised.
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Court House
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F. Beverage
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P. G. Mohter
John Moloughiin
H. P. Hoodlett
Caampbellams
Cy Hernet
Death of Guyaville resident Warren G asage
Warren G asage of Guyaville died Sunday after a heart condition. He formerly conducted a garage and kept an establishment there for many years.
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Warren G@asage
Guyaville
Missing Laby Found In City
Nelsonville Ohio March 16 Disappearing from her home at Buchtel Friday March 23 Mrs Henry Inman 53 was found after a search at the Protestant hospital in Columbus yesterday afternoon She left Buchtel Friday evening went to Mocking Valley station boarded for Athens then by the K and M to Columbus There is no clue to her actions She has a family of five or six children and has long been in frail health
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Ironton
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Athens
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J. D. van Stoten
MC. A
Harris to Take Vacation and Step Down from Local Boards
Editor Morris of the Athens journal states UV Harris will withdraw from active duties to recuperate after a stroke. Harris plans to leave the newsroom by month’s end and resigns from the Athens county children’s home board, with J. H. Finsterwald appointed as trustee. He may avoid immediate resignation from the Ohio hospital for epileptics board for a short respite.
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The
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Harris
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Athens County Children’s Home
J. H. Finsterwald
Guysville
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Ohio Hospital For Epileptis
Gallipolis
Hhey
Baptism Service Draws Hundreds in Nelsonville River
About seven to eight hundred people gathered along the Hochtig river near Nelsonville to witness the baptism of a class of converts from a Baptist revival. The processional began at the church and moved toward the river just south of the Meek ing Valley railroad yard for the solemn rite.
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Nelsonville
Hochtig River
Baptist Church
Gétig
Meeking Valley
Ben
Nelsonville Social and Business Visitors Report
Nelsonville sees a steady flow of visitors and locals on business Thursday and Friday. Notables include R V Thompson of Gallipolis, W H Saltz of Findlay, A Brenholtz of Columbus with Imperial mine ties, and H W Jackson of New Straitsville. Rebekah lodge hosts masquerade March 14. Edward Amherst Ott lecture at Methodist church concluded the season.
Death of Miss Kinema Bush in Spokane
Telegram announces the death of Miss Kinema Bush youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Bush of Spokane Washington She had been ill several months and her passing was expected Her father G W Bush eldest son of Rev and Mrs W B Bush of Pleasanton will be remembered in Mansfield where he once lived about a year
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Bush
Nurce
Kinema Bush
George W. Bush
Spokane
Wash
G W. Bush
W. B Bush
Pleasanlom
Marelifield
Orders Issued For Inspection At State School Overhaul
State officials mandate overhaul of All School Bulldfige to safeguard lives of pupils. Deputy inspectors visit with orders to widen exits and improve fire safety features including outward opening doors, fire extinguishers, salt water barrier, smoke clearance, and a dedicated fireproof hiding apparatus room.
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Bulldfige
Ne al Loria
First Moor
Wotruane
Grosvenor to Represent Operators Before Interstate Commission
General Charles Grosvenor of Athens will represent B and O and W operators in a case before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The parties seek relief from a railroad practice of closing offices for an hour to evade nine hour laws, a move blamed on a sleeper clause in a bill.
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Chillicothe Advertiser
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Athens
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Hera
Mrs Mary Phillips Dies. Body to Return to Marshfield
Mrs Mary Phillips former resident of Marshfield died in Newport Ohio on Saturday. Her remains will be brought to Marshfield for interment today. Her husband P M Phillips an old soldier died last fall at Marshfield.
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Marshfield
Newport
Ohio
P. M. Phillips
No Use to Die Says Rush Township Woman
Mrs. J P White of Rush Township Pennsylvania credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving her life from lung trouble. She says it speeds coughing relief and can cure lung disease even after diagnosis. McKee's Drug Store sells it with a guarantee at 50 cents and 1 dollar, trial bottle free.
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McKee’s
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
The ad extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly successful for women's ailments with many testimonials. It claims the product is made from roots and herbs and acts on the feminine organism to restore health.
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Lydia KE
Pinkham
Winkham
Lynn
Lydia Dia
Lydia
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