Frosts Relocate to Coolville Area Near April
Hebbardsville notices show Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Frost paying for property and planning to move their family to Coolville around April 15. They bought land at Mineral and will be missed by friends while Mrs. Masure remains ill. Local social notes include visits, reorganized Sunday school, and Epworth League plans set for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Frost
Curtis Knight
Coolville
Frost
Mineral
Masure
Guy Smith
Athens
Wright Penrod
Albert Frost
Louie Mansfield
John Chase
Vern Wingo
Ray Martin
Trimble
George Martin
Cline Castle
Frank Daina
Emil Parker
Becy
Treas
Jessie Collins
Leona Gilkey
Frank Parker
Epworth League
M. FE
Local Notes Highlight Visitors and Illness in Nelsonville Area
Mrs. Nettie Loomis visited Nelsonville on Friday while Miss Nelle Leifler of Logan stayed with her parents who have been ill recently. Alva Patton Harvey Wend and Ruth Chestere with Nellie Campbell attended a theatre show in Athens Saturday night. Guy Lewis is listed as sick and a doctor is a frequent caller at the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fd Fisher
Kate Fisher
Mary
Logan
Gay Evans
Nelsonville
Carl Fisher
Rex
Chillicothe
Goldie Bolden
Blanche Lehman
Phil McCarty
Cox Home
Ralph Cox
PD. Lealie Cox
Lou Cheshere
Ruth
Catherine
Tom Frana
John Rueter
Alice Cole
Ellen Patton
Ths
Nettie Loomis
Nelle Leifler
Alva Patton Harvey Wend
Miasex
Ruth Chestere
Nellie Campbell
Athena
Guy Lewis
Mrs. Armentrout Praises Golden Medical Discovery
In Dayton Ohio Mrs. R F Armentrout reports improved health after using Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery. She says the medicine eased a nervous condition and restored appetite after four bottles. She endorses the tonic and offers to obtain tablets or liquid from a local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Local Social News From Coolville and Surroundings
Mrs Emma Dye visits with her daughter Mrs John Pynter in Coolville. Rush Diehl returns to his farm while Mr and Mrs Myers move into FE Pettit's house. Mrs Vernon Greenlee visits her mother Mrs John Michael. Clayton Jewell David French and Robert Rowley study at Athens on vacation at home. Opal Guesser working in Athens spends a week with her mother Mrs Will Day. Nathan Arnold and wife of Wasterville visit Ed Arnold and wife. Evelyn Greenlee Lucille Howell attend school here and visit home Friday to Sunday. Karl Clark at Pomeroy. Lash Jewell and two sons visit Downington friends. Harry Statts spends Sunday with Harold Ball. Reva Dennison high school teacher visits Rutland with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dye
John Pynter
Coolville
Rush Diehl
Harold Ball
Reva Dennison
Rutland
Bold Cold Germ Theory Ad From Early Drugstore Ad
Panicked health advice urges fighting influenza and pneumonia with Bulgarian Blood Tea. Claims cold germs multiply by the millions and insists steaming hot tea flushed poisons from the system. Advertises druggists as suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Trex promotes relief from rheumatic and digestive ailments
An advertisement from Cline's Pharmacy touts Trex as a cure for rheumatic pain and constipation. It claims the product drains the system, opens the liver and bowels, cleans the stomach of fermenting foods, relieves feverishness and headaches, and offers a quick weight loss claim for $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Public Forum Urges Broadwell High School Vote
Mattie Haybron of Broadwell urges Amesville residents to support a new high school, arguing against delaying dreams of local schooling. She criticizes officials and appeals to parents to rally, noting travel hardships for students and roads conditions.
Obituary notices from Coolville and surrounding towns
Coolville resident Harvey Cooley aged about 81 died early today from flu complications tied to old age. William McGrew aged about 70 died yesterday at his Toreh home. Dewey Britton’s body, noted as suicide and slayer of his wife and mother-in-law, was buried at Torch yesterday. Mrs. Mary A. Paugh died March 27 at Basil in Fairfield county aged 96, widow of Henry Paugh. She was born in Troy township and lived in Fairfield county nearly 60 years since moving in 1889. Mrs. J A Humphrey spent the weekend with her parents in Tuppers Plains. Mr and Mrs Carson Boggs of Lottridge were Saturday dinner guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Cooley
Coolville
William McGrew
Toreh
Dewey Britton
Mary A. Paugh
Basil
Pairfield County
Henry Paugh
Paugh
Troy Township
Fairfield County
J. A. Humphrey
Samuel Davis
Tuppers Plains
Carson Boggs
Lottridge
Funeral Held for Edward Campbell in Carthage Township
Edward Campbell aged 77 died at his home on Cincinnati Ridge. Funeral held at Vanderhoof with interment at Plum Pers Plains. He spent most of his life in Carthage Township and served as township assessor for many years. Guests of Mr and Mrs Tilton and family attended with Mary Eileen Johnson of Torch visiting Aunt S Tilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilton
Mary Eileen Johnson
Torch
S. Tilton
Edward Campbell
Cincinnati Ridge
Vanderhoof
What Jesus Would Say About The Woman In Question
The writer cites John 8 1 11 and Isaiah 56 10 11 to argue Jesus would offer mercy not condemnation and to urge self examination. The note says ministers may misread scripture and calls for keeping minds and bodies pure as Christ teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Powell
Bro. Powell
John Doe
Christ
The Tonic To Take n The Spring
An old tonic is promoted as a safe medicine by Father John’s Medicine, claiming it provides nourishment without stimulants or drugs. It emphasizes rebuilding strength, enriching blood, and aiding a run down system as a superior alternative to stimulants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Radio Shop to Start in Athens
Athens to see a new retail radio firm named Athens Radio Company. Ralph J. Alden of Toledo leads the venture leasing space over the Columbia theatre on Court Street. The firm will open around April and will sell wireless telegraph and telephone equipment with service for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athens Radio Company
Ralph J. Alden
Toledo
Columbia Theatre
Court Street
Phi Sigma Chi
Denver Clergyman Proposes 2000 Man Vigilance League
Rev W H Wray Boyle of Denver promotes a 2000 strong all male vigilance league to press courts and officials to enforce social laws. Proposed actions include curfew at 9 pm, restricting underage entry to change halls, closing private clubs at night, protesting acquittals, ending professional bondsmen, and monitoring dockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
W. H. Wray Boyle
United States
J. Foster Symes
Be Sure That Your New Wagon Is Auto-Track
Advertisement promoting standard auto-track wagons by John Deere. Highlights that the automobile forms tracks, standard wagons fit most roads, and using one model reduces costs while improving durability. Encourages inspection and mentions a guarantee.
Barthou Named France's Genoa Conference Leader
Paris reports Minister of Justice Barthou was appointed president of France's delegation to the Genoa international economic conference, signaling France's strong hand in set negotiations and economic policy at the talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Barthou
Genoa
Withdrawal of American forces from the Rhine under discussion
Major General Henry T. Allen met with Ambassador Herrick and Roland Boyden in Paris to plan the withdrawal of U S troops from the Rhine. A small detachment may stay for morale as all units were to depart by week’s end. Indemnity payments of 251 million to the United States fuel political tension. Britain signals support. France's Poincaré has not stated a view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Mason
Paris
Mar
Henry T. Alien
Rhineland
United States
Great Britain
America
Poincare
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Per Doz
Green Mountain
Hebbardsville
Ood
Oliver Tools
The
Kerr Hardware Co
R. EF. Armentrout
Harrisonville
Messenger
Amesville
Neck of the Woods
Broadwell
Mike
Stewart
Nafeed
Ite
T. C. Co
Tompkins
Corbin CO
W. 45Th St
New York
Functio
Boyle
M. E. Chatley
Ers
North Court
Columbia
Glouster
Liance Ct RG
DR Taas
Home Furnishing Company
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!