Out of Town News Jacksonville Notices and Local Incidents
The Forresters attend yearly Methodist service in Jacksonville. Mrs Ella Bowe Kate Campbell Mary Riley visit relatives in Coshocton and Columbus hospitals. A near Amesville team frightened in Glouster causing a buggy wreck with no injuries. Zeigler plans a two story bakery on Palmer street. Silas Kempton returns from Grant Hospital after appendectomy. School closes after eight months term.
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Amesville
Palmer Street
Zeigler
Silas Kempton
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Fie
Chauncey Church Sermon and Local Happenings
Rev. Baker preached at the M E church Sunday evening. Jol Robinson’s circus drew many residents Tuesday. Eli Raffyard, conductor, returned from Bremen after ten days visiting friends. Rickyard to resume work locally. Born May 3 to James Terril and wife, May 6 to Chan Laffier and wife a girl. John Robinson’s show passed through Tuesday en route to Corning. Circus trains led by Conductor Snyder and Captain Williams. Wise Bertha Rossel stays with friends near Coolville.
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M. E
Baker
Jol Robinson's
Eli Raffyard
Bremen
Pyse
Rickyard
James Terril
Wits & Git Dorn
Chan Laffier
John Robinson
Corning
Snyder
Dock Williams
Wise Bertha Rossel
Coolville
Local Visitors and Farm Work Highlight Week's Notes
Residents and guests are noted visiting relatives and neighbors this week. Addie Owen and Jessie called on Velda Wade while Mattie Brooks attended Leo and Cynthia Kaater. Carl Porter of Athens traveled here on business. Oil firm reported another productive well on the Warren farm. Rita Bond and sons Clyde and Anrry visited Jane Hoge, and Guy Kastor with Bessie Kastor and Homer Wolf visited Carl Jones.
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Mra
Addie Owen
Jessie
Velda Wade
Mattie Brooks
Millfield News Highlights Local Church and Visitations
Don Spencer of Columbus visits OC D Sanders as Rev Newton from Coshocton preaches at Union church. Services continue Wednesdays and Sundays with John Labagh Jr as instructor and Mable Learned on organ. Merle Creachbam of Gloucester guests here. Local mill owners plan to locate and hire 25 to 30 men. Hay Sanders ill with carcinoma fever.
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Don Spencer
Columbus
OC. D. Sanders
Newton
Coshocton
Union
Union Church
John Labagh Jr
Migs Mable
Merle Creachbanm
Glouster
Ian Oa
Hay Sanders
Local Notes on Visits and Encampment Activities
G W Conkley visited Athens on business. G A R and W R C members attend Lancaster encampment this week. Tom Burnell traveled to Syracuse to visit parents. Mrs N J Barneert and Mr Barney Danley joined the Woman’s Relief Corps by initiation. Mrs 3 N Cook joined Monday.
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G. W. Conkley
Athens
W. R. OC
Lancaster
Tom Burnell
Syracuse
Robert Burnell
N. Cook
Barney Danley
Woman's Relief Corps
N. J. Barneert
Colum
Albany High School Commencement Plans and Local Visits
The Albany high school will hold its annual commencement May 12 to 15 at the FL W church with class exercises and diplomas. Local residents including J H Duffee and wife, John Harney, and Rev J H Kirkpatrick visit neighbors and prepare for upcoming events as school closes its term amid praise for the teachers and students.
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J. H. Duffee
Marah
John Harney
T. J. Henry
Hal
Cincinnati
J. E. Duffee
Athens
Albany
E. S.r Murphey
Corning
O. B. Murphey
A.C. Dailey
A. Vo
George Walter Reeves
Phoebe Alice Coe
Wesley Fredrick Davis
Ida Ituren Robinett
Elisa Hattie Wines
Zellman Parkinson Bobo
Adda Gertrude Potter
William Harry Barnes
Caroline Bello Murphey
J. H Kirkpatrick
Springfield
The
Presbyterian Assembly
Deaths and local notes from Orange region obituary and rural delivery update
Mrs. Samuel King of Alfred died Monday and was buried in Orange yesterday. Dr A J Guthrie left last evening for Athens for work. Mrs Josnta Goodrich and Malissa Griffin spent a week with parents before returning to Athens yesterday. Rural free delivery is now a reality.
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Samuel King
Orange
A. J. Guthrie
Yetsening
Athens
Mra Josnta Goodrich
Malissa Griffin
Local items from Coolville and area mixed with repairs and notices
Rural mail carriers Gunder Humphrey and Griffin made their first May 1 route. J E Bailey plans to teach the intermediate room next year. Five wires in the Home central office burned during the storm but were quickly repaired by lineman Ed Potton. F Frost painting in Belpre, D ee who assisted on the Barkersburg bridge leaves for Ironton to help build a traction line. The Coolville play “Saturday evening” was well received with receipts of 23 dollars. Dr Gunder opened new dental parlors at Chester Hill. The ladies missionary tea at Rev Patterson's is Thursday afternoon. Miss Robinson, trimming for Mrs Nell White, returned to Columbus. Miss Lillian Tidd visits her grandparents in town. Miss Ethel Stewart of Hockingport visits Miss Mary Starkey. The normal term starting Monday was postponed due to teacher sickness C B Matheny. F B Tidd visited Washington County Bandas to view the notor bridge.
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Omi
Alee
Bliss Ost Hisser
M. E. Church
Patterson
Robinson
Nell White
Columbus
Lillian Tidd
St. Mary's
J. Mr. Tidd
Ethel Stewart
Hockingport
Mary Starkey
C. Br. Matheny
F. B. Tidd
Washington County
Bandas
Notor
Local social and church notices in Amesville area
Amesville social notes show Flora Wenzel visiting family in Marietta and relatives from Grafton and Buchtel. local movements include William Kiger moving to Millfield to run a stave mill and J A Guthrie hosting Alma Guthrie. Decoration Day memorial exercises planned with band involvement and speakers, plus Epworth League anniversary in Amesville church.
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Flora Wenzel
Maarietta
Julia Patterson
F. W. Gibson
Athens
Will Yeaman
Grafton W. Va
Bra
William Harris
Yeratan
Wheeling
P. O. Anderson
Marietta
William Kiger
Millfield
J. W. Grennan
Buchtel
John Cecil
Dunbar
Walter
J. A
Alma Guthrie
Birs
Guthhrie
Beasley Bros
C. E. Peoples
Pomaroy
Carrie Yocum
Fuietals
New England
J. G. Moore
R. B. Henry
Vesta
T. F. Garrett
Epworth League
Amosville
New Ale
Sharpsburg
R. F. Bishop
Local Notes From Welch Chapel Area And Nearby Friends
Don Welch Bebee has gone to the state of Migs Rosa Cook and brother El bert and Ivan have returned from Pittsburg. Wm. J. Doan made a business trip to Bartlett last week. A Boxwell examination was held near Welch Chapel in Decatur Saturday. A normal will be taught there this summer. Piva Montromers of Komesie ts cateahapeese Plantsville are guests of relatives near this place. Peter Finsterweld of Athens spent Sunday with relatives here.
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Bebee
Don Welch
State of Washington
Migs Rosa Cook
Elbert
Ivan
Pittsburg
Wm. J. Doan
Bartlett
Welch Chapel
Decatur
Piva Montromers
Komesie Ts Cateahapeese Plantsville
Peter Finsterweld
Athens
Hew England Visitors and Local Obituaries Highlight Week
Mrs. Thomas Wore and her daughter Bernice of Guysville visited Mrs Arc this Thursday and Friday. Jenny Lewis died Wednesday morning after two years with lung trouble. Funeral services were held at the M E church Thursday afternoon. Mrs Mary Vore, wintering with her sister at Wrightstown, returned home Sunday.
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Thomas Wore
Bernice
Guysville
Local visitors attend in memory of Inez Lewis
Mrs. McVey and Geo Phillips visited Mrs. Manda Yvore at Guysville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Pratt of Salina were guests of Mr and Mrs Alph Dodds over Sunday. George Lewis and family of Nelsonville and Will Davis and family of Marshfield came here for the death of sister Inez Lewis. Mr Yocum of Kigersville and Life Yocum of Glouster visited friends here over Sunday.
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McVey
Geo. Phillips
Manda Yvore
Guysville
Pratt
Salina
Alph Dodds
George Lewis
Nelsonville
Will Davis
Marshfiela
Inez Lewis
Yocum
Kigersville
Glouster
Painkiller Claims Quick Cure for Stomach Ailments
In a bold claim, Painkiller marketed by Perry Mavis promises stomach ache relief within five minutes. The ad warns buyers to avoid imitations that imitate the genuine product’s reputation and efficacy.
Universalist Sunday School reorganized with new officers
Miss Stella Ladd visited her brother Charles Ladd and wife near Coolville. George Hueston and wife of Little Hocking were guests of Aix Martin Welch and family. Stewart examined visitors Saturday. Universalist church reorganized Sunday school electing Sumner Doan superintendent Miss Ora Cook assistant superintendent Leslie Barrows treasurer and Miss Hattie Doan secretary.
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Stella Ladd
Charles
Coolville
Stewart
George Hueston
Little Hocking
Aix
Martin Welch
Universalist Church
Sumner Doan
Ora Cook
Leslie Barrows
Hattie Doan
Endorsement for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers
Alfred Heinze of Quincy Illinois praises DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for constipation and torpid liver. He says they are safe and effective and urges others to try the remedy advertised by Cline’s Pharmacy.
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DeWitt
Alfred Heinze
Quincey
Cline
Local Visitors Meet in Marsh Field and Hebbardsville
Mr J E Kelley visited Marsh Field on Monday. Messrs Francis and Sweaney with Misses Watkins and Francia spent Sunday with Miss Jennie Biddle near Hebbardsville. Mr Harry Loman and a friend from Gypsy, West Virginia, are visiting at Luhrig.
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J. E. Kelley
Marshfield
Messrs
Francis and
Sweaney
Watkins
Francia
Jennie Biddle
Hebbardsville
Harry Loman
Gypsy
W. Va
Luhrig
Local Church Services Highlight Weekend Activities
Bethany and Stewart residents hosted visitors including Rev. L I Cherrington who spoke at the BL ED church Sunday evening. Arthur of Galipolis preached at the Christian church with baptism for Rosa Price Blanche Price Don Leake and Bessie Leake. Della Nicholson of Marietta returned home after a two week visit. Rural mail service now available in the area.
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Ed Boron
Stewart
Mim
Wm. Hurst
L. I. Cherrington
A Arthur
Galipolis
Christian Church
Rosa
Blanche Price
Don , Leake
Bessie Leake
Della Nicholson
Marietta
Sit
Dirs
Wa Svicndson
Petty
Margaret Grubb
Utica
Buck
Green Valley
Pleasant Valley
Lola Townsend
Ivan Clark
Green Valley School
Messia
Clarence Petty
Evertt Parsons
Pittsburg
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