Exner Biss Jamnette Withers and Russell Tie March
Marshfield notes celebrate Exner Biss Jamnette Withers and Tronie Russell marriage prospects amid family ties and community wishes. Local school program at K P Hall features recitations songs and orations led by Blaine Nice Clara Meron and others. An explosion at Godon Withers meat market caused damage but no injuries. Protracted meetings at M E church begin with Rev Tarley. Local business visitors travel to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Meron
Blaine Nice
Godon & Withers
Paden
Nev. CG
Local residents visit and host relatives in Mineral area
A flurry of visits fills the Mineral region as J. Callahan of Carbondale and Sarah King of Pleasant Valley spend time with friends. Harley Danny of Norfolk and R. R. Marquis travel due to family illness. others from Madisonville, Carbondale, Trimble and Parkersburg host at homes and attend gatherings in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hsysapent
Jesse Callahan
Carbondale
Sarah King
Pleasant Valley
R. R. Mariiqs
Amosville
Harley Danny
Orfolk
W. Va
Bartlett
Parkersburg
Chambers
Little Hocking
Mr. Chambers
and Mire Walcott
Mrsa
Reba Snyder
Nora Dobo
Albany
Out of Town News and Local Notes From Athens
A county inset of social and community items from Athens includes visits by Cash Cummins and others, weddings of Beulah Barton and Harry Carter, a relief corps social raising funds, and local obituaries including Charley Gilmore. Also noted are accidents and church lectures, with residents visiting relatives in Columbus and nearby areas.
Local social notes from Amesville and surrounding towns
A collage of brief visits and calls features Miss Athel Brown of Athens, Dr. Z Z Heaton of Pataskala arriving for illness in Mrs. Heston, Rev Mellor at the Presbyterian Church, and various neighbors from New Concord, Marysville, and Lexington. Florid chatter covers trips, entertainments, and shop news with multiple named residents and locales.
Pratt's Fork notice and local family updates
Beasie Bentz stays with brother Orlie at Alfred. Nancy Davis slowly recovers from grip. Dick Foreman ill with long fever. Charlie and Clyde Colburn and Bort Swartz traveled to Marion for work. A gathering at BE Colburn's home featured rice and grties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss
Beasie Bentz
Orlie
Alfred, Mra
Nancy Davis
Dick Foreman
Charlie
Clyde Colburn
Bort Swartz
Marion Satumay
Pommes
Gmite
BE. W. Colburn
Riccc
Jacksonville News Briefs Highlight Local Weddings and Events
Mr Berry Mayeard and Mise Binnie Daniels were married at the Methodist parsonage by Jr. Yedrick. George Whitfield remains ill though improving. Jas McLaughlin left for his grandmother’s funeral. Daughters of Reueeen plan a paper sale in LO. OQ. F. hall on March 31. Easter service at MLE features pennies barrels for children. Rev ALT Wright to lecture March 25 for O B church fund, admission 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Mayeard
North Carolina
Mise Binnie Daniels
Green
Methodist Parwaagu
Jr. Yedrick
Ira
George Whitfield
Jas. McLaughilin
Jas. Coc
Columbus
Circleville I
Afi
the Times
Wright
O. B. Oburel
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Parties
Mrs B J Jenny of Toreh hosted with Mrs R C Stewart for Thursday and Friday. E Kines of Albany and L Bean of Athena visited, while the young folks gave Grace Durant a surprise party. Dana Bandy visited Athens and GB Puller left for Indian Territory for new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Jenny
Toreh
R. C. Stewart
W. H. Lewis
Nora McNeil
Athens
CG. A. Adams
E. Kines
Albany
Our Village
L. Bean
Athena
Samluy
W. Cornell
Grace Durant
Alice Cook
New England
A. D. Fuller
Clyde Durant
Columbus
Samuel Stalder
Joe Marshall
Thos, Voré
Jed Calemay
D. W. Cornell
Clifford
Nelsonville
Puller
Indian Territory
Dana Bandy
Nell Dana
Local News Briefs From Berdardsville and Nearby
Miss Addie Biddles lies ill in Athens as her mother stays nearby. Jessie Allen takes a job at D Zenner and Co. Ira Andrews and family visited his mother. Orley Ross will work as telegraph operator in Zanesville earning five dollars monthly. H Webster has been ill long. Mrs Peter Vorhes improves after grip. Frank Biddie appears on wick list this week. Mason Andrews traveled to Glonster and returned Monday. An Easter social at W H Mosure’s home hosted by Epworth League on March 37. A L Evans family visited L A Gift. Frank Quolin returned from Chanacey over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Biddles
Athens
Jessie Allen
D. Zenner & Co
Ira Andrews
Orley Ross
Zanesville
H. Webster
Peter Vorhes
Frank Biddie
Mason Andrews
Glonster
W. H. Mosure
Epworth League
A. L. Evans
L. A. Gift's
Frank Quolin
Chanacey
Local Notes From Lottridge Area Include Visits and Travel
Lottridge area residents report visits and travels with neighbors. Robert Rannion and Alva Castle spent Saturday and Sunday near Garden with Leslie, after the latter's brother. Eric Burke and wife visited B. J. Klingenberg and family. Perry Clintfant left for Gloucester for work. Mrs. Ed Secoy, previously ill, is improving. Frank Klingenberg returned from Jacksonville visiting his sister Mrs. Edward Burke. Joseph Smith plans to leave Monday for Marion for employment. Wool Nickason left for Long Potters to visit his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rannion
Alva Castle
Leslie
Garden
Eric Burke
B. J. Klingenberg
Perry Clinlfant
Glouster
Ed. Secoy
Frank Kilingenberg
Jacksonville
Edward Burke
Joseph Smith
Montaga
Marion
Nickason
Long Potters
Dowler Ridge Social Movements and Local Moves
Mr and Mrs Join McKee were business visitors to Nelsonville Monday. Tiarl Brandenburg attended the social at Maralifield Saturday night. Miss Della Dowler went to stay with Mr and Mrs Walt Mathina near Luhrig for a few weeks. Bart Davis, moving from Foster Dowler's house, joined his father Alonzo Davis. Mrs Robert Young remains in serious condition as her parents Mr and Mrs Louis of New England stay with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join McKee
Nelsonville
Tiarl Brandenburg
Maralifield
Della Dowler
Walt Mathina
Luhrig
Bart Davis
Foster Dowler
Alonzo Davin
Robert Young
Louis
New England
Local Notices and Social News From Teesley Area
Mrs Stella Tipton left Teesley for Illinois and Lona to visit relatives. Mrs T W Jouca went to Parkersburg to see her daughter. Miss Panny Griffin returned from Logan area. Mrs Q V Barrows and daughter Goldie visited Lillie Watron’s guests. Clarence Batchelder of Ireland died Monday in Washington. The Thorp wedding interment in Gayaville Baptist church noted with a funeral sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Tipton
Teesley
Ulinois
Lona
Ahs
T. W. Jouca
Parkersberg
Denfce
Parkersbug
Thureday
Panny Griffin
Logan
Q. VU. Barrows
Goldie
Athens
Lillie Watron
Baptist Church
Stewart
Gayaville
Local notes from Glouster area in brief
Miss Mary A. Store is called to Torch home by daughter's illness. Mrs Nora Grosvenor visits Glouster friends. Miss E Blanch Smith ends a term at Mad Sock and returns home. LG: Granddaughter of Guysville visits O O Bryson family. Edward Grosvenor at grandmother's, plans to enroll in parlor. Fred Copeland trips to Guysville. Mrs George Jones slowly recovers. Free Methodists hold special services at New England with sermons by Brain and Headley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Store
Nora Grosvenor
Glouster
E. Blanch Smith
LT. Wharffend
Guysville
O. O. Bryson
Edward Grosvenor
Glourter
Fred Copeland
George Jones
New England
Bwain and Headley
Local Notices From Bethany Community Chronicle
Amos Flaca on sick list. Ed and Mrs Ed Clark and Ray visited Mr and Mrs J B Clark near I’rast. T W Trayes moved into his new home bought from Wm Linton. Miss Fiora Back of Frost visited relatives. John Price relocated his family to the former Johny Parsons dwelling. J S Petty ill from a limb issue. Rev Cherrington held his regular M E church appointment. Ed Brison sold his peach orchard for 3000. Miss Nella Petty visited her sister Mrs Gienora Wright near Beobo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Flaca
Ed Clark
Ray
J. B. Clark
I’rast
T. W. Trayes
Wm. Linton
Fiora
Frost
John Price
Johny Parsons
J. S. Petty
Cherrington
M. E
Ed Brison
Nella Petty
Gienora Wright
Beobo
Local Notes From New England Area
Miss Ida Ginv and Mrs Car Copeland with Mrs Wilson improve. Mr Wilson visited his mother at Gallipolis. Miss Sarah Edgar of Athens guests Mrs Hill. Mrs Lewis and Mary and Tine entidd to Marshfield due to Mrs Roso Young illness. Mrs Pearley Coker sister of Strouds Run visited here and attended Free Methodist meetings. Aaron Feiras Glenister and Officer Cook Gaysville attend meetings. Rev Cherrington preached at the M E church Sunday night. Born to Mr and Mrs Bits Marve Linpeatt. Ebb Davis and wife moved to Marion Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Ginv
Car Copeland l
Wilson
Wilson R
Gallipolis
Sarah Edgar
Athens
Hill
Lewis
Mary
Tine
Marshfield
Roso Young
Pearley Coker
Strouds Run
Aaron Feiras
Glenister
Ofc
Cook
Gaysville
Cherrington
EB. Churity
Aut Bits
Marve Linpeatt
Lox
Ebb Davis
Marion
Shade. Rev. Matheny Holds Burlingham Meeting Series
Born to R A Cramer and wife a girl on March 7 Mrs G W Snyder is quite sick G L Lawrence who went to Nebraska a year ago is now in Bois Idaho working in a gold mine Co B Pierce son of Mr and Mrs S Pierce died in Athens last Monday and was buried here Tuesday The S E A GT A regular meeting will be at Jersey ville on Saturday April 12 Batts Bros moved their raw mill from EB O Reddings last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss Jamnette Withers
Tronie Russell
Peed
Russell
Chas, Withers
Aft
Alea Russell
Marion Martin
Mirs
Nathan Lewellyn
Harry Russell
Dewey ‘Doll
Mins Om Lewellyn
Athens
Luzerne /Lewellyn
Sanday
Daniel Conkey
Mac Biuret Field High School
K. of
PB. Hall
C. EL Turley
Stella Mineni
Ethel Six Gasay
Bessie Phillips
Edith Withers
Bridget
Seth Wnunter
Dasa Tiewitt
Joshua DeVore
Nellie Hunter
Harold Stright
Long Dame Durdon High School
Frank Cross
Lona Burt
Hunter
Agnes Withera
Irislman'a
Conrishin
Guy Creighton
Blaine Nice
Matheny
Burlingham
R. A. Cramer
G. W. Snyder
G. L. Lawrence
Nebraska
Bois
Idaho
B. Pierce
S. Pierce
Jerseyville
Batts Bros
Local church notes from Hockingport area
Sickness keeps many from Sunday services. Elijah Stone of Youths is gravely ill and recovery doubtful. Goldie Barrows improves slowly from pneumonia. Captain Hod Knowley and Pen Thompson are listed on the sick list. Telephone use aids doctors. car bells frustrate some callers. Mrs. Nettie Davidson of Parkersburg visits Mira Leyten. Miss Mary Exunce Parker returns home from Parkersburg. Neal White family invited to Coolville wedding. groom a preacher and bride a Trey township teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockingport 2
Elijah Stone
Goltie Barrows
Hod Knowley
Pen
Thompson
Nettie Davidson
Parkersburg
Mira. Johnsoz
Mary Exvnce Parker
Neal White
Lily
Coolville
Trey Township
Residents and Visitors Share News Across Wolf's Plains
James McKee of Neleonville mourns his mother and Alderman Matheny visits Athens relatives. Local couples and families are noted visiting, moving, and a quiet marriage between Orwin Vore of Factory and Angio Mathonn at Athens with plans to live with Mrs. Vore.
Revival guest updates and a local obituary in Broadwell
Miss Mary Bingham and Tiaac Miller visited Wellston and Belpre relatives while Rev. Geo Tuttle conducted a revival on Marietta Bar. Mrs Nosauna Wickham, wife of J R Wickham, died March 10 after a four year illness. she was 58 and buried at the U B church with Rev Warren Muni delivering the funeral sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bingham
Wellston
Geo. Tuttle
Marietta Bar
Tiaac Miller
Belpre
Frank James
Nosauna Wickham
J.R. Wickham
Wickhham
State Hospital
U. B
the Sith
Warren Muni
Ireland News Notes and Social Roundup
A. L. Bingman loads street car sizes at the railway station between Frost and Porterfield this week. Miss Ifin Moore hosted a gathering Saturday evening with all reporting an enjoyable time. Miss Sadie Bingman is on the sick list. Several locals attended the funeral of Mrs. Martin Thorp at Porch Thursday. D. R. Chevalier returned from a business trip to Chillicothe Saturday evening. Dean Ewers, working on the BE and Q bridge at Parkersburg, spent Sunday with the family. Daniel Johnson of Decatur was here Saturday evening to attend to business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
A. L. Bingman
Frost
Porterfield
Ifin Moore
Sadie Bingman
Jilaca
Martin Thorp
Porch
D. R. Chevalier
Chillicoths
Dean Ewers
Parkersburg
Mphems
Satan End Otatterdt Wie
Daniel Johnson
Decatur
Return trip sale for Confederate Veterans reunion in Dallas
Louisville and Nashville Railroad offers round trip tickets from Cincinnati for $21 to Dallas Texas for the Confederate Veterans reunion April 22 to 25 1902. Sale dates are April 15 18 19 and 20 with return by May 2 deposit by May 15 and double daily through coaches and Pellman Stepping Cars. For information contact Division Passenger Agent F D Borh KR Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederati Vetrans
Dallas
Texas
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Cincinnati
Pellman
Dborh
Louisville & Nashville
Ohio
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Cash Cummins
BE. Hammel
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Ervin Froat
Mew Aloe
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Athos
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Amesville
Athel Brown
Mian Millio Henry
Erle Johnson
Hubbardsvilla
W. A. 'Finch
Stoughton
New Hampshire
National of
Z. Z Heaton
Pataskala
Heston
Mellor
Hamden
Presbyterian Church
Fred Wilson
Bachtel
Fred Blondon
Vinnie Johnson
Bishoprils
F. J. Beasley
A. J. Logan
Hey
Mrs. Garrete
Faris
Lexington
Galdes & Co
Phillips Farm
Lucile Lovell
Nell Adair
Florence Adair
Beverly
Clyde White
New Concord
Trotfetter
Columbus Weestay
Mra O, G
Tinker
Pratt's
Israel M. Foster
CBIO
Guysvills
Berdardsville
Lottridge
Dowler Ridge
Bethany
SHADE
Java
Wolf's Plains
James McKee
Neleonville
Alderman Matheny
Fannie McCathran
Mira 'Bessie Shaffer
Edward Moore
Merchsurcsburg
Harry Fogler
Francis
Samuel Wilds
Peter Martin
Airs
Johnson Hawk
Edgar
H. M. Barker
Wo. Barker
Nelzonville
Orwin Vore
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Broadwell
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J. B. Fulton
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