Carpenter announces candidacy for County Commissioner
Young gets three years for shooting to wound. Carrie Rowland granted divorce from Jacob Rowland for wilful absence. Luetta Hatfield granted divorce from E Hatfield for adultery. Judge Coultrap and Judge Wood appoint party members to the county ary commission with Republicans Hartnell Marquis and Democrats Gibson Parker. Columbus Merchandise Co. wins verdict against L H Embrey. jury discharged. court adjourned to Monday.
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Young
Vinton Young
Carrie Rowland
Jacob Rowland
Luetta Hatfield
E. Hatfield
Coultrap
Wood
Ary Commission
J. E. Hartnell
Coolville
R. R. Marquis
Mineral Democrats
F. W. Gibson
Amesville
Chillicothe Celebrates State Centennial with Vibrant Festivities
A lively note from Chillicothe marks the state's hundredth birthday with joyful celebrations and spirited events showcasing local pride and community energy.
Prayer, Arbitration Talked In Luhrig Rent Case
The piece notes evaluating prayer efficacy and urges directing supplication to the rain supply holder. It states Luhrig miners and operators agreed to submit rent settlement to a board of arbitration, praised as fair and balanced for both sides once the decision is made.
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Luhrig
Graduation Advice Shapes The Nation’s Future
The text praises graduates and their role in guiding the country, noting their essential responsibility for preservation. It ends with a hopeful call that more graduates would be fortunate for the nation.
Municipal views on taxes and reforms in Chillicothe and Athens
Hon Albert Douglas remains a Republican candidate for governor despite predicting defeat. City council proposes vehicle taxes to raise revenue and debates tax fairness between rubber and steel tires. Athens women push to improve the town's appearance. anti spit ordinance could become law, though enforcement faces treasury constraints and prior dilapidation concerns.
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Albert Douglas
Chillicothe
Athens
Normal College club hosts recital and supper meeting
Dean Henry G Williams and Mrs Williams host a social for the Normal College club with recitals by Ruth E Mougey and readings by Mills Bradley Jewett and others. About 90 persons attend a luncheon after exercises as the group studies educational theory. Professor Treadley to address next meeting with Emma Waite guiding later topics.
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Normal College Club
Thorsday
Henry G. Williams
Williams
Ruth Ethel Mougey
Dean Williams
Mills and Bradley
L. M. Jewett
Board of Trustees
Helen
Margie Allom
Edith Jones
Normal College
Treadley
Mies Emma 8. Waite
Sale of Lots in Dana's Addition Athens Ohio 1903
Opening sale of lots in J. P. Dana's Addition to Athens. Location one block south of the Ohio university and five minutes from the courthouse. Sale dates May 27 28 1903. Inquiries to J. P. Dana Bell phone 31 or W. B. Lawrence Home phone 53.
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J. P. Dana
Athens
Ohio University
Court House
Bell
W. B. Lawrence
City Hall
Decoration Day Excursion via Ohio Central Lines
Excursion rates of One Fare for the Round Trip offered between all local stations on the Ohio Central Lines and to stations on connecting lines within 150 miles. Tickets on sale Friday and Saturday May 29 and 30 and valid for return until the indicated date. For rates and times contact the nearest agent. Moulton Houk, Gent Pass Agent, Toledo.
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Ohio Central
Moulton Houk
Toledo
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Birth Announcement
Names in this weekly social column include Mrs W A Bingman and Mrs W E Bingman visiting Cincinnati Hill and Belmont county relatives. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs J T Hornsby on the 19th. Miss Mary Johnson and Miss Florence Bingman visit relatives and friends in Beebe Latrobe and Youba places.
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W. A. Bingman
Cincinnati Hill
Vine
W. E. Bingman
En Jobs
Belmont County
J. T. Hornsby
Mary Johnson
Beebe
Florence Bingman
Latrobe
Lizzie Daugherty
E. L
Youba
Local Residents Attend Social and Family Visits in Amesville
Many residents meet relatives and friends across nearby towns. Dr J Emil Blunden visits his wife in Amesville before practicing medicine. Miss Clara Copeland stays with Miss Bernice McCune. A M Lewis of Athens visits. Z L Henry and R V King attend a Chesterhill Masonic lodge event. veterans T E Clark and G Tinker reunite in Marietta. Cray brothers from Guysville spend Sunday with parents. and locals welcome visitors from Portland Oregon and Marietta among others.
Local Notes From Canaanville and Nearby Towns
Canaanville and nearby areas report visits and hospitality. George Hramer and family from Columbus spend a week with relatives. many residents travel to Athens for visits, baptisms, and gatherings. Local fishing camp guests include Fritz Fisher and others. several residents attend events in Athens and Luhrig, with multiple brief social calls noted.
Local notes from Marshfield and surrounding towns
Illness and convalescence mark the Marshfield briefing with Gortarde Swaim recovering, Otis Seaman’s death prompting Louise Boden’s return, and several visits among residents. Memorial services planned, schools closed for year-end exercises, and a new road grader arriving for Lodi township tests. Real estate bargains listed May sales with installment terms.
Millfield Notes: Visits and Illness Report
Stella Woodworth of Columbus spent Sunday here. Mr and Mrs George Zimmerman of Glouster visited friends here Sunday. Dent who has been very sick is better. Saul Border and Ed Barten made a trip to Columbus Sunday. Lucy Learned is suffering from a sprained ankle. Misses Clara and Nellie Welling of Chauncey visited here Sunday. Inez and Ada Higgins of Hebbardsville are visiting grandparents at this place. Dr A J Learned made a business trip to Jacksonville Monday. Gardner of Chauncey visited relatives here one day last week. J O Earich of Misco visited his parents over Sunday. L D Hanlin went to Athens Sunday. Dr Spenane and wife of Chauncey visited here Sunday. Norval James and Harry Stewart made a trip to Gallipolis Sunday. Ice cream supper at Chauncey Friday attended by many. Jim Howard had as guests Sunday, age and wife of Chann
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Stella Woodworth
Columbus
George Zimmerman
Glouster
Dent
Saul Border
Barten
Lucy Learned
Clara
Nellie Welling
Chauncey
Inez
Ada Higgins
Hebbardsville
A.J. Learned
Jacksonville
Gardner
J. O. Earich
Misco
L. D. Hanlin
Athens
Dr. Spenane
Norval James
Harry Stewart
Gallipolis
Jim Howard
Chann
Be wary of mercury in catarrh ointments
An 19th century warning against mercury-based catarrh ointments. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio, noting it contains no mercury and is taken internally. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills as superior.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Chemyo _ one
Cod Liver Oil Cure Claim Refined by Hagee Cordial
An ad asserts that cod liver grease was once believed essential to a cure but Hagee s Cordial offers a grease free solution. The copy credits Robert Mauck Cheshire and promotes a cod liver oil product without grease as superior.
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Hagee
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