Local Guests Visit Area Families
Miss Laura Parker of Guyeville spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Sheldon Parker. Aidon Kenney of Jerseyville visited his parents Mr and Mrs Webster Kenney. Fred Bush and two children were guests of Rev and Mrs W Hush. Miss Mae Kenney spent a week in Athens with friends. Miss Faye Pilcott of Athens visited her parents here. Miss Helen Mason returned to Athena after visiting nearby friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Parker
Guyeville
Apent
Sheldon Parker
Aidon Kenney
Jerseyville
Webster Kenney
Fred Bush
W. Hush
MaeKenney
Athens
Faye Pilcott
Athens Socials and Visitors Report
Moodlet and Lewellen called on friends in Athens while Carrie Marquis spent Sunday with friends. J and Herron are in Athens on business. Mrs. Samuel Withers returned from a visit with her sister in Parkersburg West Virginia. Mrs. Six and children visit Carbondale relatives this week. John Carmichael and children visit Kimberly relatives. Mrs. Phillipe called to Nelsonville for her father Joseph Wolfe’s illness. Dr. J C Coleman was an Athens caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. G. Moodlet
Har! Lewellen
Athens
Mias
Carrie Marquis
J. & Herron
Samuel Withers
Parkersburg
W. Va
P. Joes
Ll. P. Lewellen
Trune Russell
Wm. Mitchell
Ths Place
Pearl Six
Carbondale
John Carmichael
Kimberly
Wm. Phillipe
Nelsonville
Joseph Wolfe
William Nanna
Edson Kyle
J. C. Coleman
Chauncey Community News Roundup
Chauncey and Morten families traveled home from Long Beach with their children to visit grandson Jerry. Church members are asked to meet Sunday at 2 30 PM to discuss church affairs. Junior Christian Endeavor meets at the ballpark. Various locals visited relatives and attended events in Athens Murray City Glouster and Nyetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morten
Twn
Long Beach
Ie By
Etella
Jerry
Church of Christ
Cball
George Frail
Untington
W. Va
Bera Karnes
Peach Ridge
Bradfield
Marshal KR. A. Surtees
Murray City
Marshal Homer Love
Chauncey
Athens
Harvey Ferrer
Copanut
Will
John Champlin
Ray Fo
Tues
Mra. Lawrence
Blanchester
James Loveey
Mt. Nebo
Mra. T. Thomas
Corning
Helen Bradfield
Nyetown
Nyetown visitors and residents travel in and out
Mies Selver of Baltimore arrived Tuesday for a visit with friends. Mrs Ll Shields and Mrs William Shields and children went to Athens Tuesday. Sherman Self was a visitor in Athens Tuesday. Caldwell and baby of Ottowa Iowa is visiting her sister. Friend Love was a visitor at the county seat Tuesday. Will Heshman moved his family to Nyetown from Smithfield last week. Davis of Jacksonville was Mrs Martin who went to Caldwell then to Pennsylvania to visit relatives in Pittsburg and Ada. Cr W G Young was a visitor at Athens Thursday. Pp H Byrne Nyetown barber was in Canaanville over Sunday. Miss Mabel Learned postmistress went to Millfield Sunday. Elizabeth W Va residents visited here then to New Lexington. Mrs Johnson went to Middleport Sunday and Monday. Mrs Ferrer Band Run spent last week with daughter Mrs Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend Love
Will Heshman
Nyetown
Smithfield
W. C. Davis
Jacksonville
Millfield
Mrs. McNanaha
Elizabeth
W. Va
New Lexington
Johnson
Middleport
Ferrer
Band Run
F Love
Executions in Constantinople After Mutiny
Constantinople witnessed 24 mutineers hanged in public within the city. This brings total executions in the capital since the April revolution to 38.
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Constantinople
Girls Blouse Dress Pattern for School Wear
A pattern for a blouse dress for girls featuring a round collar broad waist tucks and a straight gathered skirt. Plaid gingham with braid trim suggested. Sizes 6 8 10 12 years require three yards of 36 inch material for 6 years. Pattern mailed for 10 cents.
Community Sketches in Coolville Ridge
Miss Margaret Steinmetz of Judson visited her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs Henry Louer. Orestus Fulton was Sunday guest of Robert McCain. Miss Lucy Evans of Jerseyville visited cousin Mrs John Hawk. Karl Downey attends Willow Creek Normal School. Homer Howell of Lubing spent Sunday with Charles Weatherby. Lucy Douglas of Athens stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Douglas. Elbert Sams of Long Run visited his parents Mr and Mrs Calvin Front. George Holland of Athens spent Sunday with Amos and Mrs Holland. Fred Bobo of Jerseyville visited Lewis and Mollie Hawk. Goldie Tedrow of Lysander spent Sunday with Mrs Robert Mclain. Ruth and Esther Sewell of Athens visited Mrs Mollie Poston. Charles Douglas was a business visitor at Athens Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Steinmetz
Judson
Henry Louer
Orestus Fulton
Robert McCain
Lucy Evans
Jerseyville
John Hawk
Karl Downey
Willow Creek
Homer Howell
Lubing
Charles Weatherby
Lucy Douglas
Athens
Charlies Douglas
Elbert Sams
Long Run
Calvin Front
George Holland
Amos Holland
Fred Bobo
Lewis Hawk
Goldie Tedrow
Lysander
Robert Mclain
Ruth and
Esther Sewel
New York Central Pays 1,136,000 in Rebate Settlement
The New York Central Railroad company settled rebates fines with the United States circuit court by paying 1,136,000. The Supreme Court recently affirmed the legality of the fines after the company appealed the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Central Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court
American Sugar Refining Company
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt-led hunt claims two giraffes in Nairobi region
Reports from Machakos state Colonel Roosevelt’s party killed two giraffes a leopard and a buffalo while capturing two leopards in British East Africa on May 13 near Nairobi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Nairobi
British East Africa
Roosevelt
Machakos
The Meanest Man in Modern Life
A reader argues that liquor and vice do not define meanness. Some devout, trusted husbands abuse their families privately while preaching virtue. They control funds, oppress wives and children, and even steal earnings. Often they scapegoat others, including editors, when criticized.
Phosphates at the soda fountain refresh
The advertisement promotes phosphate drinks as thirst quenchers. It urges patrons to try them when tired and notes service by Henderson Crider Drug Co at 1212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider Drug CO
Resignation at Delaware Girls' Industrial School Sparks Probe
Miss Lydia Falkenbach, a Columbus vocal teacher, resigns from the Girls' Industrial School at Delaware and accuses a staff member of mistreatment. She also cites a tuberculosis patient, Mary Shallock, and alleges inadequate medical care and harsh punishments. Governor Harmon will not comment, while Superintendent Dye denies abuses and calls the cord whip claim false.
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Columbus, O
Lydia Falkenbach
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Harmon
Palkenbach
Frankie Emmons
Cincinnati
Mary Shallock
Columbus
Miss Falkenbach
Dye
The Useful Pig and Home Ownership Tale
A Black woman recounts a Tuskegee conference anecdote about owning a home. She explains swapping a puppy for a pig led to land, a paid-for house, and a prosperous run, noting she now owns forty acres and raises hogs, asserting ownership as achievable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Booker Washington
Mr. Washington
Philadelphia Ledger
Making Good in a New Line of Work
A brief quip from the Detroit Free Press notes the subject begins a new career path and already criticizes the manner in which his employer conducts business. The remark hints at a noticeable shift and growing independence.
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Detroit Free Press
Improvable Character Highlighted by Fiske Quote
A concise quotation notes that the key feature of a man is his improvableness, attributed to Fiske. It frames personal growth as a defining trait and invites reflection on adaptability.
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Fiske
The Minister and the Rose Garden Mystery
On a moonlit night Reverend Beverly Alden sees a white figure in his kitchen garden and suspects a thief. The intruder turns out to be a woman paying for vegetables with money and roses as a token, sparking a romance that leads to marriage and a cottage life.
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Beverly Alden
Beverly
Commonhieves
Susanne
Constance
Warren Olmstead
Warren
Beverly Junior
Rose Garden
Gore Defends Retailers in Tariff Debate on Glass
In Washington on May 13 the Senate debated the windowglass schedule of the tariff bill. Senator Gore urged protection for retailers against price surges, while Senator Crawford argued against tariffs on iron ore, oil, lumber and coal to conserve resources. Senator Paynter supported ending the 6 cent per pound duty on leaf tobacco to break tobacco trust control.
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Crawford
Washington
Senate
Aldrich
Gore
Oklahoma
Maine
Paynter
Oii
Tobacco Trust
Busy Business Men and the Dyspepsia Cure
An anxious warning against overloading the stomach during busy midday meals. A tablet taken with meals promises to relieve dyspepsia by aiding digestion and cleansing the stomach and bowels. Miona tablets, 50 cents a large box, guaranteed to cure or money back, sold by Henderson-Crider and leading druggists.
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Henderson-Crider
Bank Balance Hidden in Plain Sight
A saying notes many men possess a bank account yet show little actual balance. It suggests wealth may lie elsewhere than cash in the bank. The point emphasizes perception of money over liquid funds.
Surprising Good Fellows Among Men Noted in Abuse Context
The remark highlights that while men can be abusive, there are notable examples of good fellows who stand against harm and advocate fairness. It emphasizes nuance in male behavior and the presence of positive role models.
Mountain Hotel Burns in White Mountains Fire
Plymouth New Hampshire May 13 The Pen igewassett House a large hotel in the White Mountains was destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at about 100000 dollars.
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Plymouth
N. Jr
White Mountains
Dayton Welcomes Wright Brothers After European Triumphs
Payton Ohio May 13 Wilbur and Orville Wright return home to Dayton greeted by a large crowd at Hawthorne avenue. A 30 member committee led by The Club of Ten escorted them from the train as a brass band played Home Sweet Home. Katherine Wright accompanies the brothers amid heartfelt congratulations from longtime neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payton
Europe
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Hawthorne Avenue
Club of Ten
Wright Brothers
Sweet Home
Katherine Wright
First Aid Jokes at Emergency Class
A humorous exchange from a class on emergency response. The examiner asks how to handle a hysterical person and a student quips with amputating the funny bone, reflecting lighthearted classroom banter in youth literature.
The Invincible Britons Referenced in The Messenger
The London Patter notes that British colonists defeated Hessians in a conflict often called the Revolution. The Messenger hints this topic is rarely mentioned by Smith and Jones in their discussion.
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Smith
Jones
London
Note on Opera Singers Top Earnings and Pay Rates
A Bookman article by George Middleton surveys top opera and concert earnings. Stars like Jenny Lind Patti Calve Melba Sembrich Caruso Nordica Nordica and Toscanini command high fees per performance, with pensions from phonographic royalties boosting income. The piece notes concertgoers pay well for renowned talent and conductors receive substantial yearly salaries.
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George Middleton
Jenny Lind
P. T. Barnum
Adelina Patti
Cincinnati
Rossini
Jean de Reszke
Paris
Emma Calve
Carmen
Madame Sembrich
New York
Hond
Caruso
Tetrazzini
Madame Nordica
Mr. Conried
Gadski
Fremstad
Destini
Morena
Farrar
Garden
Atlanta
Louise Homer
Madame Rappold
Bond
Columbus
Antonio Scotti
Amato
Herbert Witherspoon
Goritz
Blass
Campanini
Mottl
Mahler
Toscanini
Sason
Special Ten Day Price On Hot Water Bottles
Local advertisement offers hot water bottles at special price for ten days. The dealer HENDERSON-CRIDER'S urges quick purchase to save money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider’s
Woolley and Rowland Attorneys at Law Public Notice
The firm of Woolley and Rowland, attorneys at law, offers special attention to collections, partition, foreclosure, real estate, estates, guardianships, and criminal proceedings. Notary Public Ir the Quee listed. office in Athens National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver F. Rowland
John J. Woolley Woolley
Athens Markets Prices from Ohio Produce Company Ledger
Market list shows wholesale and retail prices for eggs butter hens springers old cocks and live roosters per pound per dozen and per bushel. Also includes quantities for spring wheat flour corn wheat bale prices and hay and straw per ton with entries for Columbus Purity and Straight Grade brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Produce Company
Columbus
Oak Dealere Pay
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Olive Tablet Co
Pleasanton
Marshfield
Via
National Education Association
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pueblo
Col
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Atlantic City
N. J
Baltimore
N. Y
Saratoga Springs
Rived
Coolville Ridge
New York Central Railroad
Anne
Aunt Anne
Sald
Bevern
Mls
Dayton
Wrights
Wilbur Wright
Sembrich
Senee
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