Social Visit Notes From Athens And Nearby
Wallace Douglas of Judson called on friends here during the week. Martin Kincade departed for Illinois for a new position. Wm Rousa and Harry Sams visited Chestnut West Virginia and other points. Miss Golda Tedrow stayed with her sister Mrs Lewis Kelley at Athens. Mrs Louisa Carpenter of Athens visited with Mrs Atilda Hall. Miss Ethel Sams of Wolfs Plains stayed with her parents. George Hartley visited Athens. Mr and Mrs Falton hosted their daughter Mrs Attie Frill of Athens last week. J W Wilson was in Athens on business. G B Parker and wife of Athens were summoned by Miss May Tedrow’s illness. George McHarter left for Pennsylvania for the summer. Frank and Tom Copeland of Marion visited their parents. W H Bundy and son Fred of Guysville were here on business. Mrs Tamar Worthing and son Arthur visited Athens Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Douglas
Judson
Martin Kincade
Illinois
Wm. Rousa
Harry Sams
Chestnut
W.va
Golda Tedrow
Lewis Kelley
Athens
Louisa Carpenter
Atilda Hall
Ethel Sams
Wolfs Plains
George Hartley
Athens Friends
Falton
Attie Frill
J. W. Wilson
G. B. Parker
May Tedrow
George McHarter
Pennsylvania
Frank
Tom Copeland
Marion
Robert Copeland
W. H. Bundy
Fred
Guysville
Tamar Worthing
Arthur
Local Farm News and Family Health Notes
Charley Coens' and John Parker families report mumps and measles while Mrs Parker recovers. Ed Dean and Alfred's wife visited Robert Byers and wife. Charlie Coen sold his farm to John Back and will move to the Uncle Billie Howard place, buying from Isaac Cullomes. Dean bought the Watkin's boys farm. Miss Grace Blackwood returns home from Ohio University for a short vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Coens
John Parkers
Mrs Parker
Ed Dean
Alfred
Robert Byers
Charlie Coen
John Back
Billie Howard
Isaac Cullomes
Dean
Watkin’s Boys
Grace Blackwood
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Local notes and deaths from Torch area
Miss Ella McCain returns to Parkersburg after caring for ill mother. Louis Watson dies from malaria contracted in Texas. Funeral at Antioch M E church. Numerous residents visit, move, or fall ill. A severe storm damages property. school closes for summer. a mock trial is held. normal school to begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella McCain
Parkersburg
T. W. Jones
Louis Watson
Tobias Watson
Torch
Texas
Antioch M. E. Church
McKenney
Nancy Barrows
Athens
O. O. Barrows
George France
Mr. Underwood
W. Va
Ben Atkinson
Bessie Smith
Wheeling
Here
Alice Crippen
W. Y. Rowles
E. E. White
Hattie Gheen
Addie Carlton
Coolville
Local Notes and Social News from Mudsock and Nearby
The Misses Bertha and Bernice Dean returned home to Mudsock after weeks with Aunt E M Stout. Emmet Stout visits near Alfred. Mrs E Chase spent Friday at Fairview with her father Chris Basom. Mrs Hattie Bails of Tuppers Plains guests of George Reeder. Miss Hannah McCall recovering from measles. G A Chase worked on Meigs Creek farm. Raymond Dixon and Cecil Swartz of Lottridge visited M A Noyes. Theo Niggemeyer closed his school. Don Chase visits Shade Creek friends. Rev Reid preached at U B church Sunday. Born March 23 a bouncing boy to Mr and Mrs Emmerson Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Bernice Dean
E. M. Stout
Mudsock
Emmet Stout
Alfred
E. Chase
Fairview
Chris. Basom
Hattie Bails
Tuppers Plains
George Reeder
Hannah McCall
G. A. Chase
Meigs Creek
Raymond Dixon
Cecil Swartz
Lottridge
M. A. Noyes
Theo
Niggemeyer
Don Chase
Shade Creek
Reid
U. B
Emmerson Burton
Deaths and visit notices from Wolfs Plains community
The Wolfs Plains column notes the return of the Phillips family from mourning Mary Stage's death and funeral at Zion cemetery. It records visits from Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Lassie Kirklin, mentions Delmar F. Stone's sudden death and M E church funeral, and lists relatives traveling from Chicago and Cleveland. Youba Post Office closes after the death of Postmaster Morrison and resignation of Mrs Morrison, leaving Youba without a post office.
Wool car load tied up with illness and local deaths
A carload of wool was wowed by Wm. Viewing cipper as Carl Porter improves from typhoid fever. The seven year old daughter of George McCune died of pneumonia in Trimble on March 17. The remains were buried in Ewers cemetery. Earl Carpenter of Trimble visited his grandfather Saturday. Nora Pieming is sick with mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipper
Carl Porter
George McCune
Trimble
Ewers
Local Friends and Family News from Nelsonville Area
Miss Nellie Smith returns home after weeks with grandparents in Nelsonville. Pete Keburg visits mother in St Marys. Several ladies attend John Hutchinson's funeral in Shawnee. Frank Hoon spends weekend with W E Wallace. Mrs J W Arlough visits her parents in McLaney. Homer Love and wife back from Hocking county visit. U B Sunday school plans Easter entertainment with Mrs Ja Wilson and Miss Sarah Richards in charge. Miss Cecelia Evans returns from Cincinnati with sister Mrs Ed. Lena Latimer visiting Millfield area with her parents in B
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Smith
Nelsonville
Pete Keburg
St. Marys
Clarke
Richards, Seiler
Mason
John Hutchinson
Shawnee
Frank Hoon
Bishopville
W. E. Wallace
J. W. Arlough
McLaney
Homer Love
Hocking County
U. B
Ja Wilson
Sarah Richards
Cecelia Evans
Sincinnati
Lena Latimer
Millfield
Protracted Meeting Closes at Lawrence Chapel
Sick list includes Rev. Crabbe, Mrs. Fame Caldwell, William Hawk, Mrs. Mary Stout, and Myrta Kincade. Protracted meeting ended Monday evening at Lawrence Chapel with notable progress. Brimstone school term concluded by Miss Myrta Kincade. Anzie Haning of Pomeroy visits Day household. Hattie Ackley of Garden area visits family. Lute Kyle leaves for Jerseyville to work at a sawmill. Marie and Clara Caldwell of Coolville visit home. B. J. Klingenberg makes a Coolville business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Runnion depart for Kansas. Charles Bond moves into Milton Kyle residence. Josie Caldwell of Ohio University noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crabbe
Fame Caldwell
William Hawk
Mary Stout
Myrta Kincade
Lawrence Chapel
Brimstone
Charles Day
Angie Haning
Pomeroy
Hattie Ackley
Near Garden
Lute Kyle
Jerseyville
Marie
Clara Caldwell
Coolville
B. J. Klingenberg
Robert Runnion
Kansas
Charles Bond
Milton Kyle
Josie Caldwell
The
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House Owners Urged to Use Green Seal Paint in Contracts
A historic note urges house owners to protect poverty by specifying Green Seal Liquid Paint in contracts. The piece also recalls Dr. Mary Walker improvising a tourniquet with a handkerchief to save a glazier in Washington who cut an artery, and mentions two single individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wheaton
Mary Walker
Washington
Perry Davis Pain Killer Ad Claims Superior Relief
An advertisement touts Perry Davis Pain Killer as the best remedy for sore and strained muscles after accidents at home or work. It claims no other remedy approaches its relief and extols its unmatched efficacy for common injuries and discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Driving Out the Enemy With Perry Davis Painkiller
A vintage ad extols Perry Davis Painkiller as a family standby to ward off colds and throat discomfort, promising swift relief from aches and pains. The copy urges avoiding exposure and frames the medicine as a trusted remedy for common ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
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TORK
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Ind
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Golden Wood
Athens Friends Recenty
Will Gordon
Jacksonville
Will Andrews
Maude Duncan
Eric Evans
Ida Boothman
Dave Sweeney
Buchtel
Russell Love
Winget Chapel
Louisa Wooley
Albert Bartlett
William Bartlett
Thomas Phillips
Harry Glazier
Vernie Burch
Joodson
E. A. Moore
Lincoln Trion
Rice Kimes
G.W. Christman
Fred Evans
Wallfield
Ephriam Hanlin
Chesterhill
Roy
Snlin
Hollister
R. S. Dent
Oakdale
Jap. Mingus
Trimble Reone
J.E. Woodworth
Mmes. Earich
Henry
Koons
Rev. Newton
Union Church
Lee Hanlin
L. D. Hanlin
Emily
Eva James
Chauncey
Samuel Border
Ridge
Ernest Daft
Louis Russell
Rev. Cheadle
M.E
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L. D. Castie
Bert Swartz
Candie
Samuel Bails
J. W. Kincade
George Colmer
J.S. Phillips
Freda
Helen
Mary Stage
Chillicothe
Perry
Hamley Run
Lassie Kirklin
Loveland
Lydia Beachout
Fannis McCathran
Edward Perry
Zion
Hmockingport
Delmar F. Stone
Stone
M. E. Church
McKinney
Fred Stone
Ralph
Chicago
Nellie Stone
Lessie Dumper
Cleveland
Nettie Davidson
Agnes Hamphery
E. Johnson
Humphrey
Reedsville
Charles Ford
Ida Cook
Lizzie White
Coroapolis
Dewitt Richardson
Luther
Frost
Hod Knowles
George Sims
Youba
And
Patous
Friente
North Ames
Hall of Fame
Woolson Spice Company
Toledo
Ohio
Timate
Woolson Spice Co
Toledo, Ohio
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France Medical Institute Co. Ey Oan
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France Medical Institute
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France
Peaine
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Um Bus
Rel Mercantile Agency
Somerset
Bright
France Medical Institute Co
Columbus
Tterer Seston
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