All Aboard for Algonac Messenger Outing Invites Athens Readers
The Messenger invites Athens County residents to a seven day, all inclusive Excursion at Camp Algonac Mich July 6 14 featuring Pullman sleeping cars steamer travel and tendered by rail lines. The package costs 19 dollars including meals lodging and transport with side trips to lake resorts and boating and bathing. Tickets on sale now with limited spaces and a January 1 deadline for reservations.
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Local Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Millfield Mrs C L Sanders and Mrs H Nannon visited friends in Athens Monday. Miss Helen Howard was a business visitor in Athens Tuesday. Mrs J C Daft called on her successful term of school and returned home in Guysville Saturday. Anthony Christman of Guysville is...
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Mathew Christman
Howard Brookins
Geo Daft
Athens
L. D. Hanlin
Glouster
Ray Howard
Dow Sanders
Albany
George Johnson
Irene Russell
Blanche Light
Guysville
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Edith Weimer
Concord
John McNantel
Anthony Christman
Bert Clarence
Cash Wolfe
Miss Russell
CBS
C. L. Sanders
H. N. ‘‘Annon
Athes
Helen Howard
J. C. Daft
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Sufferer for Back Pain
A Ohio veteran from Pomery or Pom ervey Nebraska? complains of kidney pain after military service. He reports relief from Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming the pills dispersed back pain, regulated kidney secretions, and prevented recurrence. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents, with the slogan Remember the name Doan's.
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Leroy Brown
Lincoln Hill
Pomervey
Ohio
Doan
Won't Slight a Good Friend
Mia A L Alley of Beats Maine praises Dr. King's New Discovery after ten bottles relieved coughs colds and lung trouble in her family and others. The medicine claims quick relief for bronchitis asthma hemorrhage croup la grippe sore throat and chest pain. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by McKee's Drug Store.
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A. L. Alley
Beats
Dr. King
McKee
Family Ties Cross States for Funeral and Birth Notices
Mr and Mrs Justus and daughter Winnie of Brilliant traveled to Bellville West Virginia for Elijah Justus funeral then visited Mrs Justus parents Willard and wife. G C Jones visits Meigs county relatives this week. A son was born Wednesday May 12 to Mr and Mrs J A Dye, grandson to Park Dye Stewart and Pearl Jewell Tebe. Misses tva Russell Julia Dunfee
Reminiscence of Age and a Youthful Claim
James Wright of Spurlock Kentucky shares how to stay young claiming a 16 year old feeling after six bottles of Electric Bitters. He says thirty years of kidney trouble burdened him until the first bottle proved a great cure and urges others to try the remedy at Kee’s Drugstore.
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Wm. Parr
England
James Wright
Spurlock
Kee
Local Visit Highlights and Community Notes
Coolville residents Witte Heononis and wife from Morris Oklahoma visited relatives midweek. Harl Archq of Charleston West Virginia spent Sunday with Miss Nona Shields. J O Smith and Dr Stents attended the Parkersburg show Thursday. Dec Snyder village assessor made a trip to Athens Friday. A residents’ party at GC Pax residence drew a large turnout and good cheer. C Carleton has tin roof work on his blacksmith shop. Professor Skaggs, three weeks in town teaching the band, returned to Saint Marys West Virginia on Saturday.
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Parkersburg
Dec Snyder
Athens
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É. C. Carleton
Professor Skaggs
St. Mary's
Dr Kings New Pills Promoted At McKee Drug Store
An advertisement extols Dr Kings New Pills as a superior tonic for digestion liver and kidney regularity and blood purification claiming to treat constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headaches chills and malaria at McKee s Drug Store.
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Dr. King
McKee's
Dances Enjoyment Yet Married People Avoid Attendance
A remark questions why married individuals rarely attend dances despite their enjoyment. The statement contrasts social pleasure with marital commitments and suggests differing leisure priorities.
First Annual Commencement at Coolville High School
Coolville Ohio May 14. The first commencement at Coolville high school drew a large crowd in the M and church. Three graduates Wilbur Dodd Dudley Root and Floyd G Beam delivered orations and received diplomas from Dr A B Lawrence. Dr Elson gave the annual address. The crowd praised the program and teachers Prof Alex Root Miss Laura Parkins and Miss Balnche Smith. The school board plans to add a new room and teacher next year.
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Alex Root
Laura Parkins
Balnche Smith
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Pickett
Athens
Elson
A. B. Lawrence
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Ulcer In Goldwin Patient
The ad asserts Join Deye of Goldwin Michigan suffered a running ulcer for 12 years and spent over $100 on doctors without relief. Bucklen's Arnica Salve allegedly healed the ulcer and cured fever sores boils felons erythema balrheum and more, with promised infallible results for piles burns scalds cuts and corns sold at McKee's Drug Store.
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McKee
Local Residents Visit and Attend Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. James Rankin of Parkersburg visit relatives this week. Miss Ethel Six called in Mineral Tuesday evening. Dr. L. L. Imes of Rosseau is guest of his parents this week. Miss Carrie Six called in Athens last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson visited Athens Tuesday. R. M. Beverage and family improving after illness. Miss Dorcas Allison of Athens visiting sister Mrs. W. V. Hunter here a few days. L. D. Conkey called in Carbondale Monday. Mrs. M. Almond attended funeral of Mrs. Maria Harper here Wednesday. Mrs. Guy Hewitt of Nashville, Tenn. visiting her parents.
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Parkersburg
Ethel Six
Mineral
L. L. Imes
Rosseaun
Carrie Six
Athens
Mra
Ferguson
R. M. Beverage
Dorcas Allison
W. V. Hunter
L. D. Conkey
Carbondale
M. Almond
Taking
Maria Harper
Guy Hewitt
Nashville
Last of Fugitive Slaves Is Dead
Salem Ohio reports the death of Mrs. Cateline Timmons, a surviving Underground Railroad escapee who lived in the state for decades. Her wartime journey mirrored Eliza in Uncle Tom's Cabin, crossing the Ohio River with her two year old, evading slave hunters, reaching Greenup Kentucky ferries, and resting at Underground Railroad stations until Lisbon, where she spent her later years in infirmary care for inflammatory rheumatism. The article notes her long life in Ohio and the perilous escape that inspired local Quaker awareness.
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