Nelsonville Social Arrivals and Visits Highlight Week
Local society notes list numerous callers and visitors in Nelsonville including Mrs Clinton Chapman in Columbus, Miss Daisy Watsins from Logan, Dr Shadrach in Columbia, Miss Ela Patton and Miss Jessie Baylis in Athens, and Mr and Mrs Dervitt Washburn of Columbus. Other movements include Rosa Howe’s Cincinnati trip and Lulu Tedrow’s Logan and Orbiston visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ty Munn
Henry Toston
Nelsonville Friends
Clinton Chapman
Columbus
Katie
Anna Minck
Dennison
John Monahan
Shawnee
Daisy Watsins
Logan
Frank Ervin
D. W. Schaff
Springfield
Jacob Lama
Shadrach
Columbia
Mame Womeldorff
Ela Patton
Jessie Baylis
Athens
Alex. Smith
Joe Chaney
Murray City
Hollis Wyman
Dervitt Washburn
Rosa Howe
Cincinnati
Clara Ambrose
Gertrude Sheppard
Misa Myrtle Webster
Cannonville
Misa Lulu Tedrow
H. H. Johnson
Akron
F. S. Tedrow
Laura Morehead
Tedrow & Gettle
Andrew Brown
Lulu Tedrow
C.S. Tedrow
Orbiston
Emma Ruble
Lizzie Coe
Mire
M. E., Smith
Mia
Jesse Vanhorn
Kate Evert
Epworth League to Present Serial at Masonic Hall
Carrie Fatler visits relatives in Columbus and Reedsville residents appear in town events. The Epworth League plans a serial program at the Masonic Hall on Saturday evening May 18 with 10 cent refreshments. Dr. W. R. Coleman and Miss Myrtle Hall wed at home of the bride with Rev. L. L. Cherrington officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Fatler
Columbus
Wade Lawrence
Gore
George Calvert
E. J. Glison
Marietta
Henry Warren
Reedsville
Our Village
C. C. Hulbert
T. Hull
Vern Johnson
Mrs. Smith
Chester
J. B. Smith
Eight Pound Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Hayes
Bethany Ridge reports the birth of an eight pound girl on May 10 to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hayes. Also noted are farm sale to John Johnson, a business trip by Mrs Augusta Moss and slater Delia Burke to Coolville, visitor Miss Beppie Simweslivet visiting Virginia, a Methodist quarterly meeting May 18 19, presiding elder preaching, Maggie Windsor and Lou Runnion marriage at bride's home with Rev Arthur officiating, and Sargeant Leonard Petty returning home May 12 with family welcome by nieces and sister in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hayes
John Johnson
Clifford Gleason
Augusta Moss
Slater
Delia Burke
Coolville
Beppie Simweslivet
Virginia
Me. Hurat
Methodiat Church
Misa Maggie Windsor
Lou Runnion
Lottridge
Arthur
Sargeant
Leonard Petty
Biltppinds
W. L. Petty
Cale Smith
Kate Johnson
Birda Petty
Local Notables Visit Amesville and Nearby Areas
A busy week sees numerous visits from residents and visitors including Mickle in Coolville, O G Tinker from Trimble, and A W Shinn with Vesta Henry in Athens. The courthouse business is noted with A Linscott, while social ties weave through Parkersburg and Vincent. Frank Moore and Lizzie Hale unite in marriage at the M E parsonage. Funeral rites were held for C A Hines at Mound Hill with Rev. Little officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Albany
Seth Balderson
Mraef
SM. Dunbar
Parkersburg
C. L. Jones
Athens
Heber Henry
Bartlett
Daniel Clay
N. BE
Dean
Amasle Patterson
Chesterhill
Sarah Henry
John Patterson
James Cray
Meigs County
Charles Cray
Z. L. Henry
Carpenters
M. L Calderson
Mayme
Elilatts
Seth Balderston
Frank Moore
Lizzie Hale
Sand Rock
M. E. Parsonage
T. L. Haas
Local Movements and Social Visits Reported Around Town
Martin Flaherty buys a new wheel. A Davis horse dies Friday. Johnson visits Cincinnati on excursion. G W Fiton trips to Parkersburg. Dell Shevaller and J E Cubbison in Chillicothe. Charlie Tippie visits Tupper’s Plains. Net Logan of Parkersburg calls here. Miss Gerta Place staying with Mrs Grace Dunfee. Miss Ethel Chambers visits brothers in Little Hocking. Olile Deanle staying with Mrs Hope Walden at Coolville. Iva Davis of Stewart visits father R L Davis. Timothy Gray funeral attended at Coolville. Ellen McPherson of Hockingport visits Ida Moore. J M Townsend visits Laura Livezey in Frost Run. Billy McGrath visiting wife from Athens. Mrs Isabelle Blair and son Charlie visit Rosa Davis in Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Flaherty
R. L. Davis
Johnson
Cincinnati
G. W. Fiton
Parkersburg
Dell Shevaller
J. E. Cubbison
Chillicothe
Charlie Tippie
Tupper’s Plains
Net Logan
Gerta Place
Centennial
Grace Dunfee
Ethel Chambers
Little Hocking
Olile Deanle
Hope Walden
Coolville
Misa Iva Davis
Stewart
Timothy Gray
Ellen McPherson
Hockingport
Misa Ida Moore
J. M. Townsend
Laura Livezey
Frost Run
Billy NcGrath
Athens
Isabelle Blair
Chariie
Frost
Rosa Davis
Sugar Creek Growth Sparks Local Activity
Mr Cameron of Athens visited Sugar Creek on Monday as the community grows into a business hub for lumber tan bark and related work. Local families and visitors frequent area farms and households while about fifteen to twenty men work in tan bark logging and sawing, signaling broad progress for the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Athens
Robert Harvey
E. C. Logan
W. A. Spaulding
Orson Mattison
A. S. Johnson
Sam Coe
Addison Chadwick
Fred Laughlin
Mias Lillian
Ami Myre
Cleves
D.C. White
Joseph Knox
Angie
John Knox
Floodwood
Sunady
Sugar Creek
F. L. Junod
Trimble Notes Sickness, Visits, and Local News
Typhoid fever illness strikes Mrs S J Lewis while Thon J M Allen visits from Columbus pension office. John Eliott hosts daughter Miss Ura in Trimble. Mrs Mary Nye bedridden for days. Funeral of Mrs Fletch Murphy at Hollister attended. James Cuckler relocates to town to work on brick plant. Cuckler family arrival followed by new company block branding on bricks. Earl L Johnson, town youth, enlists in regular army for the 19th regiment in the Philippines. FE H Lantz and Verley Sandas believed in Oklahoma for strip opening. Trimble School board selects Weatherbee as superintendent, Pettit grammar, Daugherty primary, Wells B Primary. H C Brunker promoted to Charleston. new dispatcher to board at Glouster. Stev Childs to preach at Baptist church next weekend. Charley Chase and barn moved to underground stable. Grace McBride from Tick Ridge visits Chase family. Add Persons and J E Guthrie visit Parkersburg on business. Baptists plan roll-call meeting June 14. Herbert Guthrie visits Alfred. F C Chase and family dine with Chase parents. South Canaan members attend U B quarterly session. Misa Vesta Harris plans June return from health trip to New Mexico. Miss Persons and Alfred host Mrs Luster Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Lewis Iesick
J. M. Allen
Columbus Pension Office
John Eliott
Sharpsburg
Miss Ura
Mary Nye
S.J. Danford
Fletch Murphy
Hollister
James Cuckler
Downlngton
Cuckler
G. E. May
New Matamoras
Trimble Brick Manufacturing
Ies
Earl L. Johnson
Philippines
H. Lantz
Verley Sandas
Oklahoma
Trimble
A. Weatherbee
Cooge
J. G. Pettit
Edna Daugherty
Lydia Wells
H.C. Brunker
Charleston
Glouster
Stev. Childs
Baptist Church
J . Charley Chase
Grace McBride
Tick Ridge
Chas
Chase
Add Persons
J. E. Guthrie
Parkersburg
Baptists
Herbert Guthrie
Alfred
Everett Persons
F. C. Chase
Plains
Joe Chase
South Canaan
U. B
Misa Vesta Harris
New Mexico
Luster Clark
Athens County Teachers Meet Outline May 25
Athens county teachers union holds a morning and afternoon program in the old college chapel on May 25 with sessions on art in literature school evolution education and public school science. Speakers include Prof Wilson and Supt Coultrap with notes on supervision reading and self realization. A message of thanks from a local resident closes the notice and an unrelated cough remedy advertisement ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Teachers’ Union
Athens County Teachers’ Union
Ould College
Molning
Fear Stober
Wilson
Iir
S. E
Robinet
Freeseree Dhupl
R. Cline
Meeting of Pallas club concludes profitable year
The Pallas club wrapped up a successful year with a Saturday literary program at Mrs. D. J. Evans home. New active members include Mrs. J. B. Fultos Mrs. A. C. Moore and Miss Stella Hobson and a May 2 meeting at the president's home was set to vote on additional names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas
D. J. Evana
J. B. Fultos
A.C. Moore
Stella Hobson
Price
Miss Morse
Motley
Dutch Republic
United Netherlands
Miss Moore
Jeo Latheop Slotley
Miss Mathews
William the Silent
National Congress of Mothers
Columbus
Evans
Lucile
Stewar t Normal opens with plans for a new school year
The second annual session of Stewart normal school begins Monday May 17. The project aims to become a permanent institution with a full teaching staff and strong community support. Courses include common branches algebra bookkeeping history literature physics and instrumental music with specialized departments in industrial arts and dressmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Normal School
Stewart
A. L. Boars
E. A. Ronnie
J.C. Trapenway
Ada
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Recanon
Truceacher
Coultrap
Educa Lion
E- Seler
Ce Canikanen
Stewart Normal
Mmercial Department
Blanche Merch
Lading Industrial Department
Effie Robbins
Milo AL Turner
J. C. Timberman
Ohio Normal University
Timberman
Ronny
C. W. Roberts
North Creek
Ark
C. H
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Cline
Sam Sommer
Oxford
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Athens County
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First National Bank
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Athena County
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Twiniswa
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