Dedication of St Pauls Catholic Church in Athens
The Rt. Rev. F X Spectral Columnus presided as St Pauls church in Athens was dedicated under ideal May skies. Delegations from Jacksonville, Zanesville, Nelsonville and Columbus attended with Knights of St George and St John. The $13,000 edifice features a large white altar, gold trim, and a afternoon and evening service with sermons by Fathers Reinhard Powers and Cush. A parade and church choir enriched the celebration with extensive community participation.
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St Paul's Catholi
St. Paul's Church
Watterson
Athens
Oho Central
Jacksonville
Iimble
Glouster
Corning
New Lexington
Junction City
Somerset
Zanesville
Knights of St. George
Hocking Valley
College Street
F. X. Spicht
Columbus
J. B. Mattingly
Father Reinhard
Pather Powers
Logan
Fathers
Synan
Giouster
Father Leininger
Father Schmidt
Father Snyder
Pomeroy
Father Sullivan
J. F. Mattingly
Leopold, Ind
Tueodore Mattingly
Bramble
Ind
Father Hartnedy
Steubenville
Pather Hartnedy
Europe
Selermn
Father Cush
Father Powers of
Kate Walst
John Ryan
Emma
Jessie Walsh
Bertha Schloss
Frank Schloss
Henry Boska
Tun Kale
Charles Demolet
Sanagy
Jane Ryan
Susan
Sarah Shirley
Zanessville
J. R. Smith
Lancaster
Haydenville
Armory
State
Court
Mulberry
Vine
Union
College
Washington
Chillicothe
Parkersburg
St. Paul’s
Fathers Mattingly
Synan, Cush, Powers
Snyder
Arm Laceration at Athens Foundry Leaves Worker Severe
A W Barker suffered a deep arm laceration Tuesday morning at Brown and Barghin's planing mill when a heavy plank shifted near a saw after the guard was removed. The accident occurred as Barker tried to move the plank, cutting veins and likely nerves. He received surgical treatment and was sent home after dressing.
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A. W. Barker
Athens
Barker
Brown & Bar- Gin
Esker
Alderman & Riddle Office
J. GC
Campbell
Hocking Valley Depot
Decoration at Jerseyville Observed May 3
Jerseyville prepares a Decoration day program on May 3 with Dr. Co W Super of Ohio University delivering the address. Vocal and instrumental music will be part of commemorative exercises.
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Jerseyville
Co. W Super
Ohio University
Child Misa Alma Marshal Dies at State Hospital
Misa Alma Marshal aged 2 died Saturday at the state hospital where she had been an inmate. Remains were sent Sunday to Relief Morgan County for burial. The North Western Manual Life pays the largest cash dividends. W. B. Law, RENCE, Agent.
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State Hospital
Misa Alma Marshal
Suday
Morgan County
North Western Manual Life
W. B. Law
Rence
Mysterious Chicago gambler visits Athens on spree
Robinson Palmer, a flashy Irish American character calling himself Palmer Robinson, arrived in Athens after a Cincinnati layover. He flashed tens and fifties, spent lavishly at the Yaumer House and Palmer House, toured historic spots, mocked Cincinnati, and declared plans to spend money like a prince while skirting town on a high rollers tour.
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Robinson Palmer
Athens
Tie
Chicago
Cincinnati
Palmer Robinson
Palmer
Windy City
Cincinnnati
Lake Michigan
Palwer
Queen City
Walnut Hills
Vine Street
Yaumer House
Palmer House
Grive
Sportville
Lilliputian
State Hospital
Fant
Court House Esplanade
Moses
Ee & M
Albany
Jecerpiiing
S2o
Ayer
Jacksonville Fight Ends With Knife Attack in Saloon
Fred and Charles Lesler, brothers from near Jacksonville, are charged with cutting with intent to kill after a saloon brawl in McManamay's saloon left Thomas Brown and Mike McMahon severely wounded. The men were captured near Redtown and await grand jury action after bond set at 300.
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Fred
Charles Lesler
Jacksonville
Athens
Marshal Stewart
Thomas Brown
Mike McMahon
McManamay
Tong
Brown
McMahor
McMahon
Redtown
Leslers
Ley
Facksonville
Cadet Examination Opens At West Point For Applicants
The nine oclock start marks the day long test for West Point cadet hopefuls. Applicants must pass a physical exam by Dr Alderman before the intellectual test and ranking will determine an appointment to fill a district vacancy. Officials listed include Chaney Brnckley Dixon Coates Holland Bright and others with a long list of candidates from towns like Meigs, Logan, Pomeroy and Chillicothe.
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West Point
General Greevenor
W. N. Alderman
Earnest C. Evans
Meigs County
Wn.bh. Chaney
Chillicothe
FT. D. Brnckley
New Lexington
Albans
Ll. L. Schrofeld
Web Snyder
Corning
John Allen
Logan
H. Trossell
Pomeroy
J. N. Brown
Albany
E. G. Campbell
Hemlock Grote
Carl Higley
Coolville
Samuel Begland
New Straitsville
W. B. King
Sand Run
C. S. Barnes
Gen. W. Clemson
Thornville
J. H. Moore
Wm. C. Ogan
Mcarthur
Alpha R. Johnson
Chester
R. Raymond Collins
Reno
Frank Maurex
MG. Hawk
J. W. Herrick
Zaleski
Harrold H. Oakley
Buchtel
James Wood
Athens
S. A. Headley
Jacksonville
Harry Sheldon
Thomas-Keens Nuptials
The marriage of Miss Julia Thomas and Rev. Samuel A. Keene occurred Thursday at the bride’s home in Zanesville with Rev. D. C. Thomas officiating. The couple plans to live in Troy after a short Pennsylvania visit, where Keene serves a congregation.
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Julia Thomas
Samuel A. Keene
Zanesville
D. C. Thomas
D. Thomas
Rev. Thomas
M. BE
Keene
Troy
Pennsylvania
Death at Pratt's Fork Claims One-Year-Old Tafant Ball
Tafant Ball, one year old, the son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Ball, died Friday at their Pratt's Fork home after a brief illness. Burial occurred Sunday.
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Lewis Ball
Pratt's Fork
Douglas Candidacy Sparks 11th District Delegates Meeting
Albert Douglas of Chillicothe launches bid for Republican gubernatorial nomination with Athens delegation backing him. Delegates plan to travel by special train from Logan to Columbus, forming a march to his headquarters, aiming to rally two hundred supporters.
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Albert Douglas
Chillicothe
Gouvernor
Douglas
Cailicothe
Auditor’s Ofice
Athens
Columbus
Douglas Vreaters
Saloon and Residence Fire Destroys West Union Building
A two story West Union street saloon and residence owned by John Milligan was burned Sunday night with losses estimated at 1500 to 1800 for contents and fixtures and thousand for the building. Flames were noticed by James Grim a hundred yards away and the upper story burned before firefighters could advance as hose lines were clogged with stones placed in the fire plug indicating possible arson. Fire plugs in the city will be checked for further obstructions.
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Val Davis
West Union Street
Merritt Re-elected as Grove City Superintendent
Merritt was unanimously re-elected superintendent of Grove City schools at a salary of 28256 a month for the coming year. This is his second year in Grove City. previously he led Coolville and Rome Township high school systems.
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Whi. Merritt
Grove City
Hocking Valley Railway Introduces Through Wagner Sleeping Cars
The Hocking Valley Railway will operate a line of through Wagner sleeping cars between Columbus and Detroit starting April 15 1999. Trains depart Columbus at 530 p.m. and arrive in Detroit early morning, promising a convenient route to Michigan and Canada.
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Hocking Valley Railway
Columbus
Detroit
Detroi Acod
Michigan
Canada
Delinquent Taxes Lead to Attachments on T. and O. G. E. Property
Athens County sheriff Porter attached multiple engines and coaches of the T. and O. G. E. railroad to recover delinquent taxes amounting to 440 dollars. Obstacles included train runs to Cutler and Palas, bluffing conductors, and an excursion train diversion. After three tries, sufficient property was seized to satisfy the claim.
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Porter
Amesville
Athéns County
Cutler
Palas
Riley
Athens
Lins Suri
Patterson
Annual Alumni Banquet in Nelsonville Delights Attendees
The eighth annual alumni banquet for graduates of the class of 1906 was hosted in Nelsonville with a reception at the Slater home on Fayette Street and a banquet at Imperial Cafe. Seventy guests attended despite bad weather, with Henry Lancaster as toastmaster and witty responses to toasts. Many regretted Prof. Coultrap’s absence, the first alumni he had missed in Nelsonville.
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Joseph Slater
Fayette Street
Imperial Cafe
Henry Lancaster
Coultrap
Nelsonville
Pair of Beauties Purchased by Lovell in Amesville Market
Mr. O M Lovell bought two two year old Durhams near Amesville weighing 475 pounds. They sold for 39.50 per hundred in Pittsburg, ten cents higher than other cattle that day. Lovell, a long time stockman, called them the finest market cattle he ever bought.
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O. M. Lovell
Andrew Ogg
Amesville
Pittsburg
Lovell
Double Wedding Planned at Guysville Presbyterian Church
A double wedding is announced for next Wednesday in Guysville. The contracting parties are Miss Nellie Finsterwald and Mr. C. K. Copeland, and Miss Blossom Wilson and Mr. Will Coe, all residents of Guysville. The ceremony will be held at the Presbyterian church.
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Guysville
Nellie Finsterwald
C. K. Copeland
Blossom Wilson
Will Coe
Presbyterian Church
Catarrh Cure Claims Wide Cure With Reward
A 3100 reward offer asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages by acting upon the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad claims 100 dollar payoff for any case it fails to cure and promotes testimonials and Hall's Family Pills through druggists.
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Hall
Cheney , CO
Toledo
K. Hall
Specials This Week at C. B. Gloane's
Specials promote various yard goods and fabrics at low prices including chaltie at 1 cent per yard and white India linen waists at 3 cents each. Linen skirts 38 cents, cheet 32% per yard, felt window shapes and 1000 rolls wall paper at 5 cents per bolt. 25 patterns French Organdies to close ant cheap. Special shades in kid gloves 1.00. Ladies' 15 ounce vests 10 cents. O ers for na, On Broamm.
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Chaltie
Ealies
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Thomas-Keens
Tafant
Bolid
Douglas “Rooters
11Th Congressional District
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Vracesil
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Merritt
Wagner
Athens County
Napsovvill
Alumni Association
C. B. Gloane
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