Local social notes from Amesville and nearby towns
Miss Lucile Lovell left for Marietta to sing during church services. Carrie Yocum visited her brother in Glouster. Airs Balderson and son Pred visited Athens. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Curtis hosted George Sund erland in Marietta. Gladys Wheeler celebrated her thirteenth birthday. Mr. Shedd Loomis and Chauncey ill with smallpox. Roy Patterson married May Christian in a ceremony by Mayor Gilligan. Various visits to Marietta, Athens, Parkersburg. Snediker's absence for postgraduate work. A. G. Henry covers duties. Miss Sylvian Schuler improving after mine injury. Mrs. Elizabeth Hoisington visiting Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Lovell
Marietta
M. I
Carrie Yocum
Gloutier
Suth Balderson
Athens
E. C. Curtis
George Sunderland
Marietea
Gladys Wheeler
Custer
Malta
Zanesville
Snediker
A. G. Henry
Thornton Combs takes telegraph opener post on Northern Pacific
Berbardsville notes Thornton Combs has gone to Montana to take a telegraph operator job with the Northern Pacific Railway. Also in town news Mrs Ira Andrews and children visit Albany. Beasley house fire causes minor damage. community events include an Epworth League Easter social and a birthday surprise for I A Gift. local church repairs, obits and visits mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Combs
Montana
Northern Pacific Railway
Ira Andrews
Albany
W. M. Crossen
Lon Carsey
Staurday
Millfield
Glenster
W. H. Mosure
Epworth League
Hebbardsville
AL E
Je D. Beasley
King Creamer
Jerseyville
John Wingett
C. P. Chaurch
R. J. Cressen
I. A
Local Notes From Wollys Plains And Nearby
Edith Hope and infant Mildred visited Mrs John Youts in Athens. William Stage of Nelsonville, Marion McHarg, Fannie MacCathran, Lydia Bebout and others were seen visiting relatives in nearby towns. Miss Bessie Herrold joined Athens state hospital staff. Ada Chase illness closed school for a week. Dogs killed thirteen sheep at A P Hatch’s farm, raising tensions. Earl Atkins of Albany High School visited home. The seven Ellis children remain dangerously ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hope
Mildred
John Youts
Athens
William Stage
Nelsonville
G. W. Stage
Marion 3
McHarg
Fannie MacCathran
Lydia Bebout
Union Sanday
Roy, Clarence
Rex Brickles
O. U
Verity
Michigan
Benjamin ‘Verity
Exstella Michael
NM. N. Jones
Glouster
Earl Scott
Zine Courtney
James McCathran
Union
Fannie McCathran
Bessie Herrold
Athens State Hospital
Edward C. Michael
Fittle
Grant
Russel Douglas
Downington
G. N. Atking Sanday
Ada Chase
A. P. Hatch
Hatchers
John Chase
Albany
Treury King
Marek
Granyil Ellis
Qeta Woodyard
Zelda
Earl Atkins
Albany High School
Local Social Notices From Curtis Area Week
Miss Flora and Bess Tribe visited Miss Grace Curtis Tuesday. Mrs Flora Williams called on friends at Fisher Sunday. Henry Tribe broke his collar bone after a hay mow fall and is slowly improving. P H Parker moved Mendes to a new home bought from G H Kern. G H Kern moved near Fisher Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora
Bess Tribe
Grace
Curtis
Flora Williams
Fisher
Charles Stewart
P. H. Parker
J. W. Maxwell
G. H. Maxwell
Dalton Chappell
Floodwood
Owen Chappell
Emma Honper
James Gilkey
Henry Tribe
Mendes
G. H. Kern
Community Notes From Vanderhoof and Nearby
Devise Barton visits Athens before a few days with her parents. Citizens Telephone Company holds a meeting at the schoolhouse Saturday. C B Teffers and wife travel to Coolville for Grange. Harriett Hull heads south for winter after visiting Joe Chase’s home in Lydia. M A Noyes visits Frost for business Saturday. Mrs Mary Rose of Stringtown visits Mrs Mary Reeder. Wilbert Swartz goes to Marion for summer work. Miss Carrie Waterman ends a successful school term Friday. Rey Elliot preached at the U B church Sunday at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devise Barton
Athens
Wilbert Swartz
Marion
Carrie Waterman
Rey Elliot
U. B
Local Notices and Updates From Town Columns
Freda Rhodchaver of West Virginia visits relatives while Herbert McCullough recovers at home. Ivan Cook visits relatives in Pittsburg. Edwin Robbins completes a successful term of school here on Saturday. Advertisements promote Green Seal Paint as pure and high quality sold by Hibbard Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Rhodchaver
West Virginia
Herbert McCullough
Ivan Cook
Pittsburg
Edwin Robbins
Hibbard Hardware Co
F.C. DeWirrt
Cilead
Hibbard Hardware. Co
Christian Church Holds Successful Membership Meetings
The Christian church conducted meetings led by Rev. T. Lo Lowe and closed a lively series Sunday night with new members added to the rolls. An enjoyable reception followed, marking a pleasant and well attended occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
T. Lo Lowe
Miss Stone Returns To School Near Broadwell
Miss Mary Stone of Youba returned to her school near Broadwell the first of the week after visiting her ill father. The paper admits a prior error in reporting her rotary home and states the facts as corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stone
Youba
Broadwell
Miss Stone
Rotary
Mins Stone
Entitled to Diplomas and Reading Circle Certificates
The county secretary reports 425 enrollments for the Q T R C against 889 last year and may add a few names before the full state report. Township secretaries must send reading circle details or teachers to receive certificates. Four years of work earns a diploma if names reach the county secretary within three weeks. Winter winds and weathered surfaces. Use Green Seal Liggurd Paint.
More Than Delicate Dining With the Isolates
A witty Puck quip about hosting large dinners. Mr Isolate of Lonelyville frets over inviting many guests, joking that their cook would be overwhelmed. The line plays on social delicacy and the constraints of hospitality in a humor magazine tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Isolate
Lonelyville
Puck
Princess Viroqua Endorses Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A historical fragment shows Princess Viroqua and Dr D. endorsing Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health boon for women including cures for ovarian issues and infertility. The note claims prevention of surgeries and urges purchases from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts while mentioning a 25000 reward for forged testimonials. A late fragment references Budapest orchestral players threatening strike for higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Pinsons
Lydia E. Pinkham
Princess Viroqua
P. Viroqua
Lansing
Mich
E. Pinkham
Cannot keep secret Dr King's New Life Pillas claim
Claimant praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for curing constipation sick headache biliousness jaundice and indigestion after two years of tests of an automobile in Australia with a savings of 2015 over the expenditure on horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Pilla
Medkee
Australia
Bry
Athens County Bridge Notice Sealed Bids Sought
Auditors Office Athens Ohio invites sealed bids by 12 noon on April for a stone pier and two stone abutments at Six Ford in York township or for a steel structure to replace the stone work. Plans available at county engineer. bidders must furnish plans. Board reserves right to reject bids. bond required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditors Office
Athens County
Olio
Athens
Ann Powal
ISOS
Follortios
Six Ford
York Township
County Eniineer
Board of County Commissioner
Spanish War Veterans to Receive Extra Pay for Service
The Seventh regiment of Spanish war veterans in Ohio are set to receive extra pay of five to eight dollars per member. Lieutenant Llos lists muster rolls for Company B and urges members to sign next Monday. Col Talbert, agent for Ohio, organizes collection with Lt Sloane aiding. Amounts vary by rank, with detailed sums for sergeants and privates. Colonel Talbert takes twenty percent commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Llos
Caloud Talbert
Ohio
Sloane
Dsig
Talbert
Cobwebs and cures headline medical tips in 1900s ad
Patchwork of old ads and letters extols Bucklen Arnica Salve for cuts and wounds, Grain-O as coffee substitute, Cascarets for constipation, and a Southern Railway booklet on winter resorts. The jumble shows common product pitches and a travel lead, all presented in period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
W. EH. McKee
Passengger Department
The
Southern Railway
South
George B. Allen
St. Tonia
Also Mentioned on This Page
OUT OF Town News
Amesville
Berbardsville
Frost
Daniel Linton
Stella” Ladd
Fillmore
Wm. J. Dean
Coolville
Universalist
Pearley Grabb
Toledo
Edward Dona
Liverpool
W. Va
Edward Petty
E. Nelson
Rev. Williams
Zed
Sey
Clinic Pharmacal CO
Toronto
Idig Attrens
C. B. Tleaderson
Woly's Plains
Chase
Bebee
Christain Shurch
Iris
Dr. A. W. Chase
Princess Virdqua, Mr. D
Royal Cypra House
Budapest
Halifax
Dominions
South Africa
I Talian
Austria
Tricate
Cleveland
Menderaca
Stubbs
Penn
Bell
Chileago
GosuLy
Geneesee Pure Food Co
LeRoy
A.C. Jackson
M. D
UC Oc
Diiverstare Fund
W.B. Lawrence
Fire and Life Insurance
Athens, Ohio
Hunt
T.J. Best
T. J. Hunt CO
Mervin
Indiana
Marletta
Cleveland BR. B
Pstrreen Marletta
Columbia
Gebago
Northweast
Martetta
Roadwell
Pnarpaburg
Brasch Adichfing
Athena
Columbu
Tolean
Mit
Detroit
Mhirage
Sam Imam
Chicago
Ameavide
Sharpsburg
Shiloh
Sycara JC
Watts & Co
le Roy
N.Y
Karl
Tia Creat Lales
Toolt5os
Columbus
ST. Marys
Coo*uumbus
Middleport
Gallipolis
Charleston
Weer Va
Tima Garcz
Fotdars
Bates
Ete
Moulton Hou
G. P.A
Torre
Trajan
Fallowa
Guicianal & Musking
Its Valley Railroad Co
Weective
Kabt
Lancaster
Hocking Valley Railway
All Points
Canada
St. Paul
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Hocking Valley
W.H. Fisher
Nortil
Mona
P.M. A. Satass
Davereeeseee
TD W
It Moog
S-W.ry
East Sound
Chillicothe
Arkersburg
Fastmai
St. Louie
New York
Waneee
St. Louis
St Louis
Parkersburg
Senay
York
St. Louia
Chilicothe
Calica Ees
P. McCasrr
G.P al
Ci Caaetcae
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