Local Athens notes list numerous events and moves
Major J. M. Welch visits Cincinnati while Rev. Hunter hosts meetings at Marshfield. Several locals receive pension reissues, postmaster changes, and candidacy notices. Others travel to Columbus and Cincinnati for business, education, or family visits amid church and civic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Welch
Cincinnati
Hunter
Marshfield
Perry B. Brake
Albany
Ida Pierce
Rutland
Pomeroy
Eliphaz Reeves
Woodyard
B. O. Higley
Meigs County
C. L. Bean
Columbus
Heisener Death in Columbus Box Car Traced to Athens Man
The body found in a C H V T box car at Columbus showed death by carbolic acid taken from a bottle nearby. Envelopes bore the name of Fred Heisener and A Rohrkasz of Athens, with the stamp Fred H on the clothing. It was Herman Heisener, brother of Fred Heisener, who was identified in Columbus. Heisener, in financial distress, had visited his brother recently and left for Cincinnati via Columbus. His brother and brother-in-law tried to persuade him to stay. he boarded freight to travel to Columbus and despondency led to his death. The body lay unidentified until Fred Heisener confirmed it was his brother. The deceased was 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Frankie Elliott
J. R. Shraomm & Company
Columbus
Ohio Sunday School Association
Athens
Robert Cook
Emma
San Diego
California
James F. Mattingly
Zanesville
Ohio
Mattingly
Father Mattingly
C. L. Poston
GC. A. Kessinger
Martinsville
Indiana
Washington City
Carl Leo Mees
Ohio University
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Terre Haute
Todiana
Mees
E. Guy Welch
J. M. Welch
Cory Lindley
H. B. Lindley
Chillicothe
Chicago
Unity Building
Fred Heisener
A. Rohrkasz
Fred H
Cincinnati
Herman Heisener
Heisener
Cincinnat
Fred
Mr. Rohrkasz
Fred. Heisener
Herbst
Real Estate Transfers in Athens and Nearby Townships
A compilation of land transfers across Athens and adjacent townships including Charles Moore to Hannah J. Moore for 78 acres in Athens Township and various other transfers with prices such as 575 dollars, 700 dollars, 400 dollars, and 200 dollars. The list includes parcels in Mechanicsburg Athens Village Alexander, Ames, Canaan, Carthage, Romeo, Troy, Jacksonville Village, Waterloo, York, Nelsonville Village and more with named buyers and sellers. Also notes a church social and a medical advertisement offering Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Charles Moore
Hannah J. Moore
Frank Sehloss
William Hooper
Mechanicsburg
Charley's Aunt at City Hall Opens Tonight
At City Hall on Friday March 29 Charley's Aunt debuts in this city. The farce follows two students hosting a dinner for two ladies where an aunt is expected as chaperone. A friend disguises as the aunt, delivering three hours of comedy. Tickets 25 35 50 and 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley
Spring Millinery Opening by Miss Colmer in town
Miss J A Colmer returned from Columbus with a large line of stylish millinery to be shown in an opening on April 11 12 and 13. A display features a line of Haster hats with trimmed hats priced from 25 cents to 7 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Colmer
Columbus
Colonel
Tam Plans Township Treasurer Run and Trade Advertisements
Tam seeks support for Township Treasurer promising personal care if elected. Notices for Kindling Ana Lumber sale by D H Moors and Ullom's Main street hardware, plus plumbing gas fitting by G W Allom and John McGrath of Cincinnati. Also local remedies and Magic Dyes advertise from Cline's Pharmacy with 10 cent dye sale and LaGrippe revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Moors
Rlumbing
G. W. Allom
John McGrath
Cincinnati
Ullom
Main Street
Tam
Suenpon
Cline
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Matt
F. A. Valentine
Sycamore
C. C. Sheldon
A. C. Baker
F. H. Hysell
Louis A. van Vorhes
C. H. Griswold
J. P. Gordy
Meadville
Penna
Don Poston
Nelsonville
W. L. Kessinger
Kansas City
Missouri
Kessinger
Thei
Messrs
H. D. Henry
Ironton
Portsmouth
Manchester
Hamilton
Holliday
Allom
Henry
Bishop Watterson
Watterson
Y’s
College Chapel
City Hall
John Brough
Vallandigham
Pressencer and Herard
Art- Ens Mirror
Brough
George Hall
Bushrod Hall
Fostoria
Chris. Hall
Woodsfield
Monroe County
Alfred
Grosvenor
E. J. Jones
Jewett
J. M. Wood
Buckeye Coal Company
C. H. V. &T. Railroad
Frank Oldham
Susanna Laird
John Laird
Henry County
Iowa
A. R. Laird
Mesdames
Jane Gabriel
Carrie Guitteau
Athens County
Ohio Union
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Springfield
Ohio Christian
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Powell
J. P. Henderson
Logan
Henderson
J. F. Grimes
Bremen
Fairfield County
A. B. Sniff
Mt. Sterling
State Hospital
Cyrus Rose
Grimes
Belpre
Coolville
J. ©. Campbell
Cydnor Tompkins
Emmett Hompkins
Dr. Greene
West 14Th St
New York City
Greene
Suesday
Mary Drake Means
Ella Pickering Osborne
Board of Education of Athens
Means
Hillsdale College
Osborne
College Place Improvement Company
Brown House
D. H. Moore
John Temple Graves
College
University Chapel
Philomathean Society
Wallace Brooks
Maude McClain
Daleton
O. E. Davis
Athens Village
Arthur A. George
Lucien E. Brown
Alexander Township
Charles Woodyard
P. F. McClanahan
Ames Township
J. B. Potter
Anna B. Smith
Ida B. Fresh
Canaan Township
William Love, Jr
George A. Love
Carthage
Samuel Galbraith
Edward Galbraith
Romeo Township
Edward Davis
B. F. Davis
Troy Township
George M. Hall
Sarah E. Bean
Jacksonville Village
Republic Coal Co
George F. Carter
Morris Greenberger
E. 8
Rothman
Waterloo Township
York Township
A. B
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Sandy” Beattie
John Finsterwald
Bower
Dr. McVay
D. L. Sleeper
Samuel B. Hill
Wm. G. Hickman
N. Arun
Tlagrippe
Dove
C. W. Lawrence
Senpen
Leavening Powe
U.S. Gov’t
Henry Dinsmore
The
Hon
F. T. Dinsmore
Cora McElroy
Steubenville
B. F. Shamel and
Pleasanton
Sam
Headquarters For
Oliver
Geo. W. Ullom