Personal mentions highlight Albany visitors and guests
Mrs. Mary Lee of Albany visited Mrs. Mary Cline on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dailey of Albany with daughter stayed with Mr. and Mrs. John Moler on North Congress street. Ruth Tippett, visiting Chauncey, returned home to Charleston West Virginia. Dr. and Mrs. C H Thompson hosted Mrs. Thompson’s mother Mrs. Ira Graham of Middleport. Mrs. Carr and daughter Mabel of Wellston were in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee
Albany
Mary Cline
Earl Dailey
John Moler
North
Congress Street
Ruth Tippett
Ena Nelson
Chauncey
Charleston
W. Va
C. H. Thompson
Thompson
Ira Graham
Middleport
Notable visitors and residents on recent Marietta area scene
From Friday's Daily a string of visits and movements appear in Marietta and nearby. Mrs. J R Elder attended the Eastern Star inspection in Columbus while N E Arnold of Marion was a business visitor. Principal M F Andrews of Cincinnati visited daughter Miss Lou Andrews and Miss Theodosia Rowles of Columbus visited her sisters Grace and Ethel Rowles. Alice Hibbard returned from Parkersburg to her father W A Hibbard. James D Taylor of Columbus and Charles Day of Meigs County were in town for business. Theodosia Rowles and others were noted, with theater goers leaving for Aida in Columbus. Dr J C Coleman of Marshfield was in the city on business. Mr and Mrs F E Wade of Millfield visited Marietta hosts H D Henry and J W Earich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Elder
Order of Eastern Star
Columbus
M. F. Andrews
Cincinnati
Lou Andrews
Local residents travel and attend events in Columbus and Cumberland
Dr. W N AlderMan and Wirt Le land arrived in New York from abroad after two months away. Dr Alderman expected home Sunday. Mr and Mrs L H Clark and family plan a Cumberland trip with Mrs Clark and two sons staying at her former home. Clark will then go to Oklahoma to manage a branch real estate office for Mr F Marion Cline. his family will join later. Miss Mina McLaughin leaves for spring vacation at Canal Fulton. Emma Waite Mabel Sweet M Edith Jones Minnie Cuckler Ida Bowser travel to Columbus to see Aida. Dr William Hoover visits Columbus. Mrs Martha Wolfe and Mr and Mrs Arthur Wolfe return from Pleasantville after attending the wedding of Ned and Florence Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. AlderMan
Wirt Leland
New York
L. H. Clark
Cumberland
Mina McLaughin
Canal Fulton
Emma Waite
Mabel Sweet
M. Edith Jones
Minnie Cuckler
Ida Bowser
Columbus
Aida
the Southern
King
Squire
B. W. King
Trimble
William Hoon
Bishopville
Charles Morris
Howard Bark
Bartlett
Morris
Warren Bros
Athena
Leighty
Athens
Hannah B. Allen
Nelsonville
Ed. Faires
Lola Alderman
New Lexington
Alderman
Church of Christ In
Ed Cooley Heads to Columbus to Visit Brother John
Mr. Ed Cooley left today to spend Saturday and Sunday in Columbus as guest of his brother John Cooley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Cooley
Columbus
John Cooley
Miss May Parker Visits Grandparents in New England
Miss May Parker daughter of Dr and Mrs George Parker spends spring vacation with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Noah Tedrow in New England during a Saturday edition note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Parker
George Parker
Mrs Noah Tedrow
New England
Local Residents Leave for Visits and Funerals
Mrs. Gertrude Barth leaves Friday for Coolville to stay with relatives Miss May and Miss Grace Conner visit Lancaster to spend vacation with an aunt E C Burchfield makes a business visit in Parkersburg Miss Cle Wilson returns home in Amesville after visiting Misses Mary and Ethel James Mr and Mrs P S Scott host Mrs W N Cott of Columbus as guest Judge and Mrs A B Bethel travel to Vinton county to attend the funeral of William Bethel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Barth
Coolville
Miss May
Miss Grace Conner
Lancaster
Cle Wilson
Amesville
Mary and
Ethel James
Bethel
Vinton County
William Bethel
Temperance Leader Endorses Peruna Remedy
Ms Bessie Warrell of Brooklyn Michigan? Wait Correction: Ms Bessie Warrell of 1011 Third Ave Brooklyn endorses Peruna as a valuable nerve and blood remedy. She praises its ability to restore strength in worn out women and recommends it especially for young mothers. Dr Hartman has prescribed Peruna to thousands of women and receives many thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Warrell
Third Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Young People’s Christian Temperance Association
Hartman
Perona
Columbus visit highlights from regional relatives
Clifford Fulton spent Sunday in Columbus as a guest of relatives. Mrs Edward Schloss returned Saturday from Nelsonville where she had stayed the past two weeks visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Fulton
Columbus
Edward Schloss
Nelsonville
Charles Warner Heads On Weeklong Business Trip
Charles Warner departed this morning for a week's business trip visiting Zanes ville Newark Coshgeton Mt. Vernon and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Warner
Zanesville
Newark
Coshgeton
Mt. Vernon
Cambridge
Miss Charlotte Uliom Heads to Chillicothe for Week with Sexauers
Miss Charlotte Uliom departed this morning for Chillicothe to spend the week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sexauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Uliom
Chillicothe
Fred Sexauer
Local social notes from Cleveland visitors and departures
Capt and Mrs N A Baldwin of Cleveland left Germantown Pa after a several days visit with Mr and Mrs Harry G Stalder. Mrs W B Golden returned from Indianapolis where she stayed two weeks with Mrs H M Lash. Miss Lenore Kern who had visited her mother returned to Columbus to resume school. She and Mr Russell D Swinehart returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. McCune
Chillicothe
N. A. Baldwin
Cleveland
J. T. Uliom
Germantown
Harry G. Stalder
Lenore Kern
Columbus
Russell D. Swinehart
Grosvenor Heads to Washington for Week on Business
General Grosvenor departed Sunday for Washington D C where he will stay about a week on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Grosvenor
Washington, D. C
Remai
Notable visitors and residents in Athens area
J C Dean of Jacksonville, active in Athens, plans to move there soon. W N Alderman returns from New York, after a long Italian trip. Frank D McCaslin of Crooksville canvassing Athens county for the Messenger spent Sunday in the city. Mrs D P Thomas and Grace visit Glouster with Mrs A J Crawford, while Mrs Harvey Wilson and Mary Emaline join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. McCaslin
Crooksville
Athens County
Messenger
DP. C. Thomas
Grace
Harvey Wilson
Mary Emaline
Glouster
A. J. Crawford
Local Guests Visit Columbus Families This Sunday
Mr and Mrs Seth Morrison and their young nephew from Columbus were guests of Mrs Alice Cline Bunday. Mr and Mrs T J Wheatley of Columbus were guests of their daughter Mrs H F Link. Mr and Mrs W H Baker of Albany spent Sunday here as guests of their daughter Miss Faye Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Morrison
Little Nephew
Columbus
Alice Cline Bunday
T. J. Wheatley
H. F. Link
W. H. Baker
Albany
Miss Faye Baker
Tewksburys Visit Columbus for Eye Specialist Visit
Mr and Mrs J F Tewksbury traveled to Columbus on Sunday where Mr Tewksbury consulted an eye specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Tewksbury
Columbus
Mr.Tewksbury
Miss Byard Allom to Stay in Marietta This Week
Miss Byard Allom departed Sunday for Marietta to visit Mr and Mrs D H Thomas as guests for the week of activities and hospitality in their home.
Local Visits Highlight Weekend Society Round
Miss Lucy Johnson of the Imbecile hospital in Columbus visited Miss Alma Clark of Richland Avenue on Sunday. Captain J. C. Bower and his young son from Groveport were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bower and Mr. William Bower that Sunday. Miss Bertha Buxton traveled to Middletown to spend a week with her cousin, also named Bertha Buxton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Johnson
the Imbecile Hospital
Columbus
Alma Clark
Richland Avenue
J. C. Bower
Little Son
Groveport
Charles Bower
William Bower
Bertha Buxton
Middleport
Misses Pickett Guests In Guysville Visit
Misses Florence and Helen Pickett travel to Guysville this morning to spend a few days as guests of Mr and Mrs D H Cornell and Mr and Mrs Lewis Finsterwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Helen Pickett
Guysville
D. H. Cornell
Lewis Finsterwald
Mrs Taft Dixon and Miss Werden Visit Columbus Guests
Mrs L Taft Dixon and her daughter Louise with Miss Maybelle Werden of Columbus arrived Sunday morning to spend the week as guests of Mr and Mrs R C Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Taft Dixon
Louise
Maybelle Werden
Columbus
R. C. Fulton
Beckler of Columbus Returns from Michigan Business Trip
Mr. H. S&S. Beckler of Columbus, a Peruna Company representative, recently came back from a business trip in Michigan and is spending time with Mrs. L. J. Knowlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S&s. Beckler
Columbus
The
Peruna Company
Michigan
L. J. Knowlton
Athens welcomed with expected movers and visitors
Miss Mary Cook and Miss E Cook accompany Mr Harry Armstrong of Columbus as guests of Mr and Mrs A V Linscott and Miss Verna Johnson. Henry Croniger family of Bryan plans to settle in Athens. Arthur Croninger studies at Ohio University after travel sales with a Cincinnati firm. Clara E B Dickason returns from Athens where she studies at Ohio University for a ten day spring vacation. George Beaton family from Plainfield NJ arrive, stay at Hotel Berry, depart for Baltimore. Mrs Laura Beaton and Ada visit then return. Mrs Thomas N Black of Glen Be good to relocate to Franklin Avenue home April 1. Mrs Black buys Maple Street property as investment. John Halliday Cline of Athens plans European trip from Columbus May 9 for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cook
E. Cook
Harry Armstrong
Columbus
Ruth James
Millfield
George Johnson
Trimble
A. V. Linscott
Verna Johnson
Henry Croniger
Bryan
Athens
Mr. Croninger
Arthur
Cincinnati
Ohio University
Clara EB. Dickason
H. E. Dickason
Sherman Avenue
Miss Dickason
Ohio State University
Columbus Dispatch
George Beaton
Plainfield
N. J
Berry
Baltimore
Laura Beaton
Ada
Thomas N. Black
Glen Brier
C. H. Thompson
Franklin Avenue
John Halliday Cline
Europe
England
Scotland
Holland
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
France
Reading
Harris
Baker
Leda Houghson
Florence Andrews
Mary Gibbs
Adda Andrews
D. ©. Thomas
Deborrah
A. J. Crawford
John Goldsberry
Eleanor Davis
Seth Balderson
Amesville
M. W. Balderson
F. P. Dulaney
Pearl Laughlin
Chauncey
John Co Lilly
Corning
Sunday Creek Company
M. D. Morgan
Paualelle Clark
New Lexington
Misa Clark
Church of Christ
Eva Bennett
J. C Kyte & Athens
Canaan Coal Company
Glouster
Wolke
J. J. Siseler
Ida Danford
Bishopville
Hocking Valley News Roundup In Nelsonville
Local notes show attorney L G Worstell from Athens and several residents visiting nearby cities. Visitors include Dana Windon and Mrs S Ogeampbell with Beaumont ties, plus Mr C D Powell and Mr Earl Kreiz on business. The Daily Messenger offers Hocking valley news by subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G Worstell
Athens
Dana Windon
Adelige Vorhees
C. H.doan
R. A. Doan
Hocking Valley
Daily Messenger
Nelsonville
P. W. Hickman
Beaumont
C. D. Powell
Johnny Morgan
Bucktel
8. Ogeampbell
Earl Kreiz
Logan
Local visitors and health note from Athens and Logan
Miss Ethel Spear of Logan visited Friday evening. Four year old Paul Lowden son of Fire Chief John Lowden is ill with diphtheria but not in danger. C. D. Powell of Athens and D. E. Harsh of Logan were in town Friday evening. John V. Monahan spent Saturday in Athens on business. Ex Mayor James Sharp attended the Democratic convention in Athens Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Paul Lowden
John Lowden
C. D. Powell
Athens
D. EB. Harsh
Logan
John V. Monahan
James Sharp
Letter to Robert Woodworth on paint coverage claims
A letter from Thomas J. Bannon of Westerly, Rhode Island argues Westerly painters expect a gallon of paint to cover 19 blinds while Devoe is said to cover 25. The writer questions the accuracy of coverage and notes full measure in paint. PF. W. Devore & Co signs the note from Athens, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woodworth
Athens, Ohio
Thomas J. Bannon
Westerly
Devoe
Westerley
Glouster Daily Notices from Corning and Athens Area
Corning and surrounding area residents were seen on various errands and visits including Dr E F Danford and Rev B Lewis in Corning on business. Many locals traveled between Glouster Athens Nelsonville Columbus and Corting for family, church, and civic affairs over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Danford
Rev.b. 8. Lewis
Corning
Barstow Divorce Petition Seeks Custody in Athens County
Lizele Barstow filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas at Athens County Ohio on March 9 1908 asking for divorce from Charles H Barstow and custody of minor children on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Charles H Barstow must answer within six weeks from March 12 1908 or a divorce decree and custody may be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Barstow
Lizele Barstow
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. E. Arnold
Marion
Jessie Poston
Marietta Register
Alice Hibbard
W. A. Hibbard
Parkersburg
James D. Taylor
Charles Day
Meigs County
Theodosia Rowles
Grace and
Ethel Rowles
Rhodes
New Philadelphia
J. C. Coleman
Marshfield
F. E. Wade
H. D. Henry
J. W. Earich
William Hoover
Mrs
Fred Johnston
Martha Wolfe
Arthur Wolfe
Pleasantville
Nede
Florence Sawyer
E. C. Burchfield
Charles Jackson
Dayton
Jackson
A. L. Johnson
Homer
Margaret Davis
Margaret Steel
Samuel L. McCune
Chilicothe
I. M. Foster
Buchiel
Grace Fisher
Minersville
Grace Cook
Robert Cook
East State Street
Anna Scott
Mrs. W. K. Scott
J. T. Allom
Harry G. Stattler
J. J. Sissler
Elza Osborne
Zella Foster
High Schol
Point Rock
J. C. A. Snow
Russell Fuller
William 8. Foutch
Friends
George de Camp
John White
MBS
Bessie Farrell
Man-a-lin
W. B. Golden
Indianapolis
H. M. Lash
J. C. Dean
Jacksonville
Eite
Ly. W
Ethel Spear of
PF. W. Devore & CO
H. W. Murphy
Jessie Laird
Margaret Sechlingerman
Madge Clifford
Goldie Bridge
C. A. Vernon
James Williams
A. A. Allen
H. Williams
Sunday Creek Mines
P. J. Lee
C. Kk. Sellars
G. W. Lane
Board of Education
Ladies of the Maccabees
Clarence Strohmeyer
Mable Murphy
W. A. Pride
Grace Downing
Pythian Sisters
Corting
Robert Taylor
Thomas France
Cutler
Blanche Jones
Kate Walsu
Koons
Daniel Fulton
Fulton
Friendship Circle of
Methodist Church
Ellen Bardin
High Street
Mrs. Pride
Mrs. Baker
Glouster Bank
W. E. Lewis
Sabina Flour Milling Company
Sabina
John Norris
T. H. Harper
J. W. Bryson
W. H. Stahl
John McDonald
John Gordon
Junction City
Albert Noethlich
Lillian Whitfield
Fred Baker
Glouster High School
Rev. Noethlich
Beebe
L. D. Hooper
O. S. Owens
Parkershoro
Owens
Hooper
C. M. Clark
Evangelist Bennett
T. D. Lewis
Buchtel
Bartlett Russell
L. C. Petty
Frost
Petty
Edward Muir
G. W. Rose
Tom Elis
Will Powell
Floodwood
Mr. Ellis
Mrs. Ellis
Powell
Hazel Amos
Boomer W. Vax
J. M. Drake
JL. C. Johnson
Order of
United American Mechanics
Mason Andrews
Des Antie
G. A. Cornwell
Frank Wolfe
BR. P. Druggan
Lewis Jonas
Frances Kuhns
C. M. Kuling
John G. Gordon
B. W. Pickering
J. B. Perry
Pittsburg
Mark Dean
Glowster Coal Co
Roy Drury
Theodore Clark
Near Hollister
Hemlock
Samuel Conn
M. L. Dulaney
Mountville
Luther Dille
Clarence Bennett
Grace Eas
Anna Morris
Dana Jones
Mae Powell
Emma Easler
William Kasler
W. BE. Steadman
E. S. Lewis
Fred Berry
Miss Goldie
Monxahala
George Dupler
H. H. Dulaney
W. R. Wison
Lawrence & Bean. Fire and Life Insurance
Ono
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!