Democrats Name Delegates in Athens County Convention
Athens county Democrats held a mass convention to select delegates to state and district gatherings. Gormley of Glouster led endorsements for state senator, O. W. Wright for Congress, J. Campbell for U.S. senator, with 29 delegates named and instruction for unpledged or absentees filled. A May 14 Nelsonville county convention was approved amid debate on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
T. Ervin Wells
Nelsonville
Frank Bryson
Athens
Gormiey
Giouster
Glouster
Hughie
J. B. Campbell
United States
O. W H. Wright
Congress
D. Webb
Hugh
Logan
Saanibe
J. J. Gordon
Des Antle
L. D. Giogly
J. B. Morgan
J. J. Pritchard Stead
Pinsterwald
Ab Jonas
Frank Wolf
Pan’ Bidney
V. Monahan
Joseph Sharp
Elber
D. R. Lewis
Hugh Gormley
W. D Ziggatoos
E.R. Lash
W. A. Pride
Pritchard
D. RK. Lewis
Gyle Dew
FW. Gibson
William Higley
A. A. Lyons
W. D. Zigsafoos
John W. Morgan
M. M. Ewers
Abe Jordan
George Wyatt
E. P. Sheridan
R. E. Bonifield
BE. O. Lowry
Byron Wolf
W. H. McKee
C. V. Harris
B. R. Lash
Joseph Jorden
Joseph Richards
Andy Ginnan
B. Rose
B. Henderson
J. P. Reynolds
Bryson
Republican Central Committee
Morgan
Repubiican
Central Committee
D. West
Athenst County
Ohio
Convention nominates Bryan for president in Denver
The spontaneous uprising prompts the convention to nominate William Jennings Bryan for president. Delegates from the district are sent to the national convention in Denver, Colorado, to vote for Bryan as the Democratic standard bearer.
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Jinatruet
Denver
Colorado
Lesa
William Jennings Bryan
Henderson Crider Drug Co Ad Mentioning Medical Supplies
An OCR fragment cites Henderson Crider Drug Co advertising complete cotton bandages plasters bedpans water bottles syringes and related medical supplies. The line references a 7 and 325-2 but lacks full context.
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Henderson Crider Drug CO
Local notes from Carbon Coal workers and area visits
Thursday workers at Carbon Coal company ended a small grievance with plans to adjust matters in a few days. Fred Shoop returned Friday from a business trip to Zanesville and New Lexington. W K Clark and Er A Smith went to Columbus to attend independent telephone meetings and to visit relatives in Marysville. Mrs George Dyson returned from Marion after a week with her sister. A No 6 coal vein test at W C Wella farm was very satisfactory and a shaft is planned within a year. Mr and Mrs Frank Wolf hosted Mrs Wolf's uncle F J Beasley and plan to move to Los Angeles. F M Selby of Marietta and Prof A D Selby of Wooster visited Friday. Heber Henry of Point Pleasant, WV, visited his mother. Mrs F W Gibson hosted a progressive flinch party for sister Mrs H C Owen. many friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Coal Company
Fred Shoop
Zanesville
New Lexington
W. K. Clark
Er. A. Smith
Columbus
Marysville
George (. Dyson
Los Angeles
Cal
F. M. Selby
Marietta
A. D. Selby
Wooster
Heber Henry
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Sarah Henry
Iday
F. W. Gibson
Progressive
H.C. Owen
Parkersburg
Local Births and Visits Report in Small-Town Notes
A son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Snyder on Saturday March 21. Mrs John Kendall remains ill but shows improvement. Mrs Homer Vore of Santoy visited Mrs Van Lyle last week. Miss Mabelle Cannon spent Sunday with Mrs Frank Struble in Chauncey. Chris Wagner of Buchtel visited Ed Gillespie on Saturday. Tony Myers visited Buchtel on Sunday and dropped by old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Snyder
John Kendall
Homer Vore
Santoy
van Lyle
Mabelle Cannon
Chauncey
Frank Struble
Chris Wagner
Buchtel
Ed Gillespie
Tony Myers
Miner James Green Killed by Slate Fall Near Buchtel
Nelsonville Ohio March 21 James Green a York Clay and Mining Company miner near Buchtel died after a slate fall in the mine. He was 53 and leaves a wife two daughters and many relatives. He was taken to Stouts undertaking in Nelsonville but died about 20 minutes after midnight. The accident occurred around 10 pm with no visible wounds except a scratch on an arm. Funeral plans were not set. The article notes evangelist B F Griffith conducts Baptist church meetings with large crowds and praise for his sermons and songs.
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Stout
Green
For Sale S&S Wyandotte Eggs and Cockerels
For sale Thoroughbred S&S L Wyandotte eggs Shoemaker strain 16 for $1.00. Also a few cockerels cheap. G C Jones Torch 0 3 23 Gotw ewkly 6.
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S&s. L. Wyandotte
Shoemaker
G. C. Jones
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Pleasant Hill residents report visits from L. J. Oxley and W. W. Pugh as they travel to nearby kin. William Barnhill sells his farm to Tippie. Faye Elliott of Athens High spends vacation at home with family. Helen Mason visits Athens friends. Mae Kenney of Ohio University vacationing with parents. Owen Beal visits grandparents James and Mrs Pratt. Samuel Laughlin and wife visit John and Mrs Frazier. Emile Parker completes seven months of school. Clara Carroll of Columbus visits sister-in-law Mrs William Gilkey. F M McPherson improves from a tumor. Clinton Bennett visits uncle Pearl Perry near Luhrig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Oxley
W. W. Pugh
Hocking County
William Barnhill
Tippie
Faye Elliott
Athens High School
Helen Mason
Athens
Owen Beal
James Pratt
Samuel Laughlin
John Frazier
Emile Parker
Clara Carroll
Columbus
William Gilkey
F. M. McPherson
Local Readers Welcome New Arrivals and Movers
Clarence Baker left for Mineral for new employment. Miss Rachel Dille returned from Marietta after weeks there. J. Davis of Moxahala moved here to work at Canaan Coal. George P. Jarvis plans to move back to his property here. A young people party at Charley McBee’s home was well attended and enjoyed by all guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Dille
Marietta
J. Davis
Moxahala
Canaan
George P. Jarvis
Parkersburg
Charley McBee
Local Residents Set Short Visits and Moves
Miss May Knowles visits her aunts Mrs Atkinson and Miss Addie Knowles then leaves Monday for Little Hocking. Mr and Mrs BE H James sold their property here and move to Marietta to make their future home. Miss Luella Russell also leaves Monday for Little Hocking to spend weeks with relatives. Will McGrew of near Newport buys a small farm from EK H James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Knowles
Moler sells Blue Grass Stock Farm to P G Moler
Five Points notes report the transfer of Blue Grass Stock Farm from Mr WO Moler to P G Moler with a sale planned around April 4. The section also records visits and social calls among local residents including Elma Robinett, Isaac Snowden, Sarah Dew, Arch Johnson, CCP Knowlton, Will Knowlton, Florence Ellis, Goldie Bailes, Reba Snyder, Bessie Bolen, Phoebe Bobo, Tillie Longdon, and Emmett Wingett’s illness improving.
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Moler
Blue Grass
P. G. Moler
Moller
Elma Robinett
Corning
Isaac Snowden
Sarah Dew
Arch Johnson
Ccp Knowlton
Delver Bolen
Carpenter
Will Knowlton
BE. W. MecVays
Florence Ellis
Goldie Bailes
Reba Snyder
Mineral
Five Points
Bessie Bolen
Albany News Briefs Show Local Visits and Obituary
Dr A F Holmes was a business visitor in Columbus last week. Mrs Sam Underwood and Mrs Guy Snowden of Charleston W Va visited here with Press Snowden. Mrs Ruth erford’s father Mr Stephens died at Langsville prompting funeral plans. Nancy Corner Mitchell widow of John Q Mitchell died March 19 at Masonic Home Springfield aged 82 with funeral in Albany F B church Rev H K Freeman officiating. Interment Hebbardsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men Knowlton
Albany
Murray Dalton
Athens
EB. Ellis
James
W. E. Moler
A. F. Holmes
Columbus
W. J. Bowers
Charleston
Lew Jack
Nelsonville
William Jack
Raymond Morris
Washington
Langsville
Everett Neff
Lubrig
O. L. Howard
Gallipolis
Small-Town Notes Ahead of California Move and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Frank Wolf and others plan California home. J R Bending bought a Bremen county farm formerly owned by George Gully to cover a 3000 shortage. Miss Joyce Morgan of Shawnee dies after tuberculosis at Hotel Gordon. Christian Endeavor plans a measuring party Friday. Masons hold a meeting in Trimble lodge with Master Mason degree and oyster supper. Local visits include Mrs Snow and Mrs Dunkle, Ford’s B L Groves eyeing autos for Glouster livery.
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J. R. Bending
Logan
Mr. Bending
Sunday Creek Company
George Gully
Mr. Gully
Joyce Morgan
Shawnee
Gordon
B. W. Morgan
John M. Gordon
Christian Endeavor Society
D.J Evans
Ohio University
Trimble Lodge
G. W. Parker
Beverly
Phillip Blower
EB. E. Drury
B. L. Groves
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
A. McDonald
Glouster
Matt Cunningham
Santay
Amy Cunningham
Women and their health through Dr. Pierce remedies
An illustrated discussion praises marriage’s impact on women’s appearance and energy, then touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as remedies for pelvic weakness, headaches, backache, and fatigue. It claims the products restore vigor for nursing mothers, expectant or postnatal women and cites physician endorsement, with instructions to obtain the remedies and Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser.
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Pierce
Materia Medica
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
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Gormley
Wright
Bryan
Coolville Ridge
Fremont Ruth
Samuel Frost
Ray Graham
John Hartley
Edna Evans
Cora Frost
Bessie Cranmer
Lucy Frost
Fred Fulton
William Fulton
Elmer Poston
John Fulton
Goldie Ashton
Athena
John Bobo
Elbert Sama
Long Run
Calvin Frost
Clarence Hawk
Kansas
Ethe, Anthony
Angel Ridge
Elizabeth Poston
Earle Rodehaver
Guysville
Charles Weatherby
Aaron McGrath
Henry Lower
Wilfred Holland
Amos Holland
Gertrude Holland
Graham Chapel
John Hawk
Wallace Douglas
Chillicothe
Charlies Douglas
Joseph Hawk
Anna McCain
Amesville
MODOC
James Green
York Clay & Mining Company
Fred Wilson
Meigs County
Dewees
Priday
Belpre
Henry Brewster
Moundaville
Rachel Jones
The
Baptist Church
Evangelist B. F. Griffith
Griffith
Little Hocking
Pleasant Hill
Mae Kenney
Clinton Bennett
Pearl Perry
Near
Luhrig
New England
Clarence Baker
Phoebe Bobo
Tillie Longdon
Emmett Wingett
Sadie Cooper
Lola Dalton
Town House
Eelet
Herth Deaniege Ava
R. Lovell
O. E. Eddy
California
P. E. Hanson
Mountville
J. B. Stiff
Ebenezer Jones
Canal Dover
R. D. Reese
C. E. Eddy
State Street
Congress Street
Lancaster Street
Franklin Avenue
O. U
McKinstry & Parker
J. D. Brown
W. B. Golden
Cashier
the Bank of Athens
Athens, Ohio
H. O'Bleness
C. L. Poston
First National Bank
County
D. H. Moore
MO. V. Wood
Bankrupt Clothing Sale
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