Wolf's Plains Local Notices and Movements
Isaac McHarg moved his family to Chauncey last week. James McHarg was in Nelsonville on business. Alva Verity bought Isaac McHarg's property recently. Roy Matheney went to Glouster on Monday for employment. Mrs Nelle Caldwell hosted friends at Guysville over Sunday. Alderman Matheney and William Stage are home from college on vacation. Aly, Mrs Bull and Miss Nelle Martin visiting relatives here. Rev Spencer filled Rev Canfield's Methodist church appointment Sunday evening. William Barker and Cora Harker guests of Richard Ines of Union recently. Marion Doster and Norfolk Virginia family visiting Harper Matheney. Edward Michael from Daleton at home for Sunday with parents. Miss Alice Michael out of school in Athens due to influenza. Mrs Fannie Carpenter and Mrs Fife Graham of Cannonville visiting Mrs Jennie McHary. Miss Besse Shafer and Grace McCathran visiting G W Shafer at Hebbardsville earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac McHarg
Chauncey
James McHarg
Nelsonville
Alva Verity
Roy Matheney
Glouster Stonday
Nelle Caldwell
Guysville
Alderman Matheney
William Stage
Aly
Spencer
D. D. Canfield
Methodist
William Barker
Cora Harker
Richard Ines
Union
Marion Doster
Norfolk
Virginia
Harper Matheney
Edward Michael
Daleton
Phillip Michael
Alice Michael
Athens
Fannie Carpenter
Fife Graham
Cannanville
Jennie McHary
Besse Shafer
Grace McCathran
G. W. Shafer
Hebbardsville
Stewart and neighbors share weekly visits and travel plans
Mrs. Harry Noahh visited her mother Mrs. Scott last week. Mrs. Mary Scott, ill a week, is improving. Mrs. F. P. Carpenter of Athens was a guest here last week. Rev. Taylor preached at the hall Sunday evening. Lewis and Ray Gossington of Ames were guests of their parents. Otto Hoisington, home from teaching at Hixon for a two week vacation. Mrs. P. L. Bennett returned to Fairmont W. Va. after a two month visit with friends. About fourteen people left Sunday night on the 10 train for Washington State to seek a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Noahh
Mrs
Scott
Mary Scott
F. P. Carpenter
Athens
Rev
Taylor
P. Hall
Lewis and
Ray Gossington
Amesle
Otto Hoisington
Hixon
PL. Bennett
Big Run and Area Residents Make Weekend Visits
Hig meeting began at Kilvert last Sunday. Stant James was at Amenville last Saturday. Oliver Lovell of Amenville attended Big Run Saturday. Mrs Ralph Taylor visited Perry Roots Sunday. Nora Norris of Stewart visited Utica Sunday. Philip Root and wife visited A J Clarks Sunday. Rev Warren Munn organized a Sunday school at Nilvert Sunday. Charlie Ogg of Broadwell was on Hungry Ridge late Saturday. Uncle Gilly Keirns of Amesville visited J R Rathnurn Saturday and Sunday. W S Turrill of Fleming visits S W Freys this week and preached at Haga Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Kilvert
Stant James
Amenville
Oliver Lovell
Big Run
Ralph Taylor
Perry Roots
Nora Norris
Stewart
Utica
Philip Root
J. Clark
Warren Munn
Nilvert
Charlie Ogg
Broadwell
Hungry Ridge
Iusiness
Gilly Keirns
Amesville
J. R. Rathnurn
W.S. Turrill
Fleming
S. W. Freys
Haga
News From New England Local Column Brief
Mrs Wiliam Chambers is on the sick list. Robert Smith of Music Run called on friends nearby. Wesley Cunningham, a respected citizen, died Thursday. funeral at M b church on Sunday. Frank Cnarter John McDonald plus others plan North Dakota travel. Otis Hill to Washington. Mike Griffin reports an incubator hatched 200 chickens this spring. Len McDonald and wife hosted a birthday party for Mrs Tedrow. guests enjoyed a bountiful, festive gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Chambers
Robert Smith
Music Run
New England
Wesley Cunningham
M. B. Church
Frank Cnarter
John McDonald
North Dakota
Otis Hill
Washington
Mike Griffin
Len McDonald
Alis. Tedrow
Tedrow
Moves and relocations in Rome Center area
In the Rome Center vicinity last week several residents announced moves. UC Cray rents his hotel and will relocate to a farm in Lodi township. Chalmer Nicholson of Piper joins the Warren Brothers farm. H Caldwell, recovering from rheumatism, is now able to move about. Carl Hayes leaves April 1 for Cambridge City Indiana to manage a stock farm. Hugh Meighn will move to Athens on the first of the month to work at the Warren Brothers livery. Noah Tedrow buys the Old Stewart place, a family farm held for about a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Cray
Lodi
Chalmer Nicholson
Piper
Warren Brothers
H. Caldwell
Carl Hayes
Cambridge City
Indiana
Hugh Meighn
Noah Tedrow
D. Bs. Stewarts Sr
Stewart Place
Stewart
West Alexander Local Notes and Personnel Updates
Wesley Davis is the subject of a football result. Nan Bowers departed for Oklahoma last week. Frank Davnese is slowly recovering from grippe. Letitia Luckete has returned from Nairn where she taught. Richard Brooks was taken seriously ill Sunday evening and friends wish for his speedy recovery. School No. 7 was closed two days last week due to illness of teacher Miss Amanda Roitinett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Davis
Nan Bowers
Oklahoma
Frank Davnese
Ja Grippe
Letitia Luckete
Nairn
Richard Brooks
Amanda Roitinett
Zelda News: Local Moves and Visits In Scipio Area
Brad Gibson moved with his family to Scipio while J. M. Knowlton stayed near Gallipolis. Rev. Wright preached here on Sunday. Frank Lowther visited recently to handle matters for horse buyer Mr. Mooney. Cooley left Monday for Pennsylvania to take an electrician position. his family stays with A. A. Covey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Gibson
Scipio
J. M. Knowlton
Gallipolis
Rev. Wright
Frank Lowther
Mooney
Cooley
Pennsylvania
A. A. Covicy
Garden Social Notes Add Local Visits and Illnesses
Mr Errett of Alfred called on friends here recently. Mrs G K Guthrie convalescing after a serious illness. Miss Florence Burson of Shadaport visited with her brother. John Stout of Lottridge saw his father in law S P Guthrie. Miss Myrtle Swart returned from visiting near Vanderhoof. Mrs William Meighen attended the funeral of her father Daniel Crawford of Athens. Dinnsmore brothers returned from Athens after attending the O L James McClanahan pro tracted meeting at this place. Delbert Dean of Coolville Otis Larson of Alfred and Miss Blanche Heelley of Jasper Hill attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden
Errett
Alfred
G. K. Gutherie
Florence Burson
Shade
John Stout
Lottridge
S. P. Gutherie
Myrtle Swart
Vanderhoot
William Meighen
Daniel Crawford
Athens
Messrs
Earl
Pearl Dinnsmore
O.L
James McClanahan
Delbert Dean
Coolville
Otis Larson
Blanche Ielley
Jasper H
Chase Bar Atkins Spends Sunday With Pearl Coe Near Albany
Deputy Beasley on community business. Tripie of shade calls family of S Woodyard. James Woodyard returns from ten day absence in Tennessee. Selby to carpenter war. James Cuckler and wife go to Tennessee. Cuckler plans to buy a farm and relocate soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar
Atkins
Pearl Coe
Albany
Sherif Beasley
aTripie
Shade
S. Woodyard
James Woodyard
Tennessee
Selby
James Cuckler
Mr. Cuckler
Ing
La Grippe Remedies and Naval Station Expansion
A reader highlights Foley’s Honey and Tar giving rapid relief for a severe la grippe cough. Other fragments note available automobile bells, poultry insecticide sales agents, Banner Salve healing claims, and a plan to extend Philadelphia naval station with 32 new structures and a one million dollar investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.vandher
Chicago
Philadelphia Naval Station
League Island
What's Your Face Worth and Other Advert Lies
The piece touts Dr. King's New Life Pills for clear skin and rosy complexion, promising cures for liver trouble and signs like moth patches and blotches. It also lists a quirky circulation breakdown: 619 weeklies, 3 semi weeklys, 168 monthlies, 12 semi monthlies, 1 bi monthly, 10 quarter lies and 3 occasionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
McKee’s
Kansas
Promoted Remedies for Motherhood and Family Health
A vintage advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser as a remedy to ease motherhood. It features testimonial-style claims about strengthened vigor and healthy, bouncing babies, urging readers to mail for the guide and promoting its medical advice and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamb
Lamb
TC. Blashfeld
Dr. Pierce
RV. Picree
Buffalo
Lice Destroyer touted as wartime remedy for poultry
An old advertisement extols American Lice Destroyer as the cure for mites and lice in poultry coops, claiming it protects 250 fowls for a year and guarantees refunds if ineffective. The piece also mentions a sales job in Athens county and assorted testimonials, plus brief notes on roads in New Jersey and a chamberlain product endorsement.
Homeseeker's Excursions via Ohio Central Lines
Homeseeker's Excursions via Ohio Central Lines offer tickets on sale March 11 26 and April 5 to southern southwestern and northwest points. For details contact agents of the Ohio Central Lines or local agents in Findlay Toledo and Columbia Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeseeker
Ohio Central Lines
Johny Moores
Findlay
D. J. Cargo
Toledo
W. Peters
Columbia
Gy Patterson
Moira
Charles W.va
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Jory Shormarer Biliter
Dairgiman
Yakima
Washarn
Cox
OUT OF Town News
Athens County
Wolf's Plains
Rome Center
West Alexander
Chase
American M‘g
Terre Haute
Ind
Ohio Society
C. B. Henderson
America
American Mfg. Co
Terre Haute, Incl
Chamberlain
F. Ed. Watson
Aikgn
W.H. McKee
New Jersey
A. R. de Fluent
Noylestown
Ohio
W. H. McKee
Montly
Phillipines
Cuba
Vuerto Ico
War Department
Renick Hamilton
Wert Tefferson
Bucklen
Anderson Mitchell
Shelbarn, Ind
Foley
Tessy Be Wain
Cleveland J
George White
Ladysmith
Ameriva
Boyd
Boyd Vintment Co
Bittanulng
Ldescriptign
Sine Att Sis As
Arte
EH Alond
Athens Village
VW Sry Iz
Ohio State
Heelan
Bieardsvilee
Canaan
Anrthage
Dover
Tylertown
Pleasant Valley
Rome
Troy Township
Oakdale
Olouster
Lot
Porsatiat
Ilouster
Sebadig
South
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