Local Social Notes From Marion Area
Marion area residents and visitors are listed in social notes. Notables include Rev L A Patterson of Pataskala visiting relatives, the marriage of John L Carpenter to Cora Brooks, and guests Dr and Mrs John Henry of Athens with Dr and Mrs Z L Henry. Local improvements include W E Clarks barber shop with new fixtures and interior decorations.
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Marion
Smith
Marysville
E. A. Smith
L. A. Patterson
Pataskala
Orance Able
John L. Carpenter
Cora Brooks
W. J. Warrener
Thomas Bennett
Effa Johnson
Athens
Z. L. Henry
Daniel J. Dewees of
Catler
W. R. Goddard
Ladies to Push Better Street Cleanliness at Meeting
S B Hitt urges supporters to back efforts to keep side streets and sidewalks in front of homes cleaner, noting the town cannot fund street cleaning due to a lean treasury and asking citizens to take pride in better order. The piece also praises Hon D H Moore for a renomination to the senate and predicts a larger victory.
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D. H. Moore
Senate
Repub
Ho. J. Q. Abvaca
Moore
Amesville Jokers Face Chance to Stand by Their Joke
The Amesville political pranksters are set to either defend their joke or back down, facing a public response on the issue and potential consequences for their actions.
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Amesville
War Rages On in Kentucky as Front Lines Hold
Reported fighting continues across Kentucky with entrenched positions and scarce relief. Officials warn the conflict persists despite calls for ceasefire and reassurances to civilians in affected counties.
Irreverent notes on politics and local affairs
The column blends political speculation with humorous asides about figures like Bryan Cleveland and Watterson. It references Ohio University baseball, Marietta, and a building boom in Athens with two lumber companies hiring on new projects.
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Athens
Rural free delivery hinges on road quality in Athens county
The paper praises free rural delivery and links its success to road conditions. Athens county benefits from decent roads, but some routes face rough surfaces. Local farmers have funded and organized road improvements to support carriers, a model the community should emulate, or risk losing rural delivery.
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Athens County
Athens
Marietta Scene as Locals Welcome Visitors and Veterans
Miss Mayme Curtis visits Marietta with sister Miss Fanny Curtis while Miss Wilma Barrett from Coolville visits Mrs. John Wilson. W. E. Smith relocates to Marietta for oil field work. A Curfman of Cincinnati visits his parents. Maude Gibson departs for Massillon to work as a stenographer for Ed Chrisman overseeing coal tests. The Ohio G A R meeting in Marietta draws veterans and local activity.
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Mayme Curtis
Fanny Curtis
Marietta
Wilma Barrett
Coolville
John Wilson
W. E. Smith
Smith
A. W. Shinn
Qualey
QO A. Curfman
Cincinnati
W. H. Curfman
Mise Maude Gibson
Massillon
Ed. Chrisman
Ohio G. A. R
D. Bmowden Worrell
Social event and local notices from Coolville area
The Y P 8 C E held a social at J M Tidd's with receipts of 10.60 and an advertising contest won by Frank Taylor with Martin Flaherty as booby prize. Local visits include Helen Maxon to Chillicothe and Dr. Bowen from Cheyenne visiting his grandmother. Died May , M L Sanderson aged 76, funeral at Congregational church led by Rev White.
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Y. P
C. E
J. M. Tidd
Frank Taylor
Martin Flaherty
Helen Maxon
Chillicothe
Fuller
Carl Higley
Marietta College
D. Bowman
Parkersburg
Bowman
John Dinsmoor
Roscoe Worthing
Marietta Wedry
A. C. Davis
Cinsennti
H. E. Bennett
Amesville
A. Lowman
Bowen
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Jones
George Jack
R. A. Higley
Latrobe
M. L. Sanderson
Masonic Order
White
Coolville
Marietta
McKenney
Columbus
Local Social Notes and Epworth League Formed
Miss Daisy Caffrey of Wisconsin visits her brother Rev A B Bourquard. Lizzie Mohler visited her sister Mrs E Reading. Leo and Anna Williams visited sister Mrs S A Johnson of Chester. Esther Wilson visits her daughter Mia. Lucy Shields of Nelsonville. The M E church youth formed an Epworth League with officers led by President O K Reading and others. Meetings set for Sunday evenings.
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Daisy Caffrey
Wisconsin
A. B. Bourquard
Lizzie Mohler
E. Reading
Leo
Anna Williams
S. A. Johnson
Chester
Esther Wilson
Mia
Lucy Shields
Nelsonville
M. E. Church
Epworth
O. K E. Reading
Leo Williams
Florence Burson
Blanche Newman
Annie Wilson
Lucy Grim
Dane Wilson
Illness of J F Guthrie Alarms Friends
Garden residents report J F Guthrie seriously ill with typhoid fever though the exact date of onset is uncertain. Meanwhile Mrs G W Sewell and her son Fred visited her mother Mrs Sam Blackwood from Saturday to Monday. G W Sewell and James dug out a den of five foxes on G P Guthrie’s farm, the old one escaping. Nora Blackwell spent Sunday near Flora L H Blackwood and family visited Amesville relatives. Frank and Anna Guthrie attended church at Shanway school house Sunday. W N Hoskinson plans meetings at Bearwallow around June 20, with Bearwallow services closing Friday night adding three members.
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J.F. Guthrie
G. W. Sewel
Fred
Sam Blackwood
G. W. Sewell
James
G.P. Guthrie
Nora Blackwell
Flora L. H. Blackwood
Amesville
Frank
Anna Guthrie
Shanway School House
W. N. Hoskinson
Bearwallow
Trimble Socials Mention Dr Peters and Cedar Grove Visitors
Dr John G Peters of Clay West Virginia spent Sunday with his parents and friends in the area. Ross Marquis and a friend came up from Athens for the day. John Wyatt and son Elza from Cedar Grove visited friends here. Local people are attending the G A R encampment at Marietta with Arthur Dean and wife J Rainey and wife A Fawcett and wife J R Desbra and Miss Ona Williams and Eiza Wyatt among those who left Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Alegrae of Charles W Va were noted visitors with Tihbe tter's parents Mr and Moody.
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John G. Peters
Clay
W. Va
Ross Marquis
Athens
John Wyatt
Elza
Cedar Grove
Marietta
Arthur Dean
J. Rainey
A. Fawcett
J. R. Desbra
Ona Williams
Eiza Wyatt
Mrs. Alegrae
Charles
Sepat Omen
Tihbetter
Mr. and Moody
Republicans Laud David Moore for Senate Service in Ohio
Republicans of the Ninth Fourteenth WAtorial district praise David Moore for diligence and efficiency during his term as senator and express complete satisfaction with his prudent representation of the people.
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Ohio
David Moore
Local Happenings In Pike Valley Community
Garden visitors and regional residents appear at churches gatherings and social events. Edna and Harold Copeland visit relatives in Kingsbury while Ed Coe from the state hospital spends time with family. Epworth League meetings occur at the M E Church and residents discuss future plans and health concerns amid a span of local news.
Athens Ohio Village Ordinance on Street Labor Requirement
An ordinance requires able bodied male residents aged 21 to 55 to perform two days of labor on village streets each year. Exemptions apply to certain volunteer engine members and those with long service, with a three dollar commutation option. Passed May 11, 1903.
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Athens
Ohio
Henry Logan
W. B. Golden
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Dawn C. Cable
Elmer Golden
M. F. Seward
Jan McLauchlin
A. J. Crawford
Lama
Privane
S. B. Hitt
Eorror
J. KE. Carpenter
Kentucky
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Ohio University
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Grover
William J. Bryan
William
Henry Watterson
Loniasville
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Trimble
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Garden
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W.liams
A. Copeland
Edna
Harold
Carleton
Kingsbury
Bouquard
Miss Caffry
M. E.chhurch
Ed. Coe
State Hospital
E. G. Angel
Lucas Kelley
Thos. Phillips
Epworth League
M. E
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Lew Rossiter
Hebbardsville
F. E. Goldsberry
Phoeba Goldsberry
Little Russel Herrold
H. F. Dilliner
Lysander
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C. F. Scott
W. H. McAdams
Prof. Evans
Elza Goodpseed
Bushrod Hall
Fred McLead
Rhoda Sherman
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Lawrence-Worstell Building
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