Various Local Social Ties Highlight Columbus Athens Visits
Mrs. A. Be. Moore spent the day in Columbus as a guest of relatives I. S. Carpenter of Glouster hosted business visitors Monday. Clarence C. Cable stayed with his father Charles Cable in Columbus. Ohio University athletic director Dr. J. L. Jones is ill at home on College Street. Mrs. C. H. Harris shows improvement after illness on East State Street. Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Phillips host the former aunt Mrs. Nancy Phillips of Amesville. Elis Edwards of Nelsonville visits daughter Mrs. E. M. Davison on Congress Street. W. E. B. Ellett leaves for Baltimore after death of aunt Miss Alice Hewlett. A. D. Follett of Marietta attends Grosvenor Foster case hearings. M. W. Circle meets at Mrs. Morgan Richards’ on Lancaster Street. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brown and family to Washington for two weeks. Commander Louis De Steigner of the flagship Connecticut visits, staying with aunt Mrs. Lena Slattery. Harry Kale returns to Cincinnati. A. H. Kale and family head home to Hamilton. Bridge party invited by Mrs. A. C. Russi for Saturday honoring Mrs. Clyde Reaer and Mrs. Chester Baird of Byesville. A party including Robert Cook, William and Glenn Parker, J. A. and Frank Gotshall, and D. A. R. McKinstry heads to the Texas Panhandle. Mrs. J. F. Beckler returns from Mt. Clemens Mich. after five weeks with daughter Blanche. recovery slowly proceeding and homebound in about two weeks.
Local residents and visitors pass through Parkersburg and beyond
A string of brief notes records J A Redehaver and Dr Hopkins on business in Cincinnati and Parker sburg, attorney B M Johnson in Glouster, Dr C H Thompson returning from Cincinnati, Harry Brown at Piqua, W E Ellett responding to a Baltimore death, Mrs Mary Bezenick visiting in North, Joseph P Hoffman and others visiting local households, Pascal Traglio heading to Portland for summer with relatives, Ralph Williams visiting Carbondale and Keyser, Dr and Mrs P L Beal departing for Columns and Chicago for post graduate study then to Oklahoma City for practice.
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P. L. Beal
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Local residents take trips and visits across several towns
Frank Speck, business visitor in Malta. James Klingenberg returns from Lancaster. A E Moore of Hocking Mining visits Logan. Florence James nurse from Cincinnati home for ten days. Sophronia Greathouse returns to Bolins Mills after visit with Dr Hill. Several officials and residents travel for commencements and visits including Alston Ellis, KE Chubb, and Joseph Hoffman.
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A. E. Moore
The
Hocking Mining Company
Logan
Florence James
Cincinnati
John James
Kemp's Balsam Promises Quick Cough Cure
An old advertisement extols Kemp's Balsam as a fast cough remedy expected to prevent severe health consequences. It claims the medicine stops coughing in minutes and is available at druggists and dealers for 25e.
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Kemp
Restaurant proprietor suffers stroke during fixture install
W. H. L. Farrell, overseeing new restaurant fixture installation Tuesday afternoon, had a mild stroke and was taken to Pearl Drake’s home where he is resting comfortably. Attendants hope no serious consequences will follow.
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W. HL. Farrell
Pearl Drake
Stephenson Fined After Guilty Plea in Assault Case
Robert Stephenson of Carbondale pleaded guilty to assault and battery. He was fined 29 dollars plus 4.21 dollars costs and ordered held until payment. The judge noted the defendant’s statement claimed innocence, but the court held him guilty.
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Stephenson
Robert Stephenson
Carbondale
Hyomei Forest Air Cure for Catarrh and Colds
Advertises Hyomei as a cure for catarrh bronchitis coughs colds asthma hay fever and consumption relief. Promotes pine and eucalyptus Australian forest air inhaled through a hard rubber inhaler with a complete eye outfit for $1 and refills at 50 cents. Guaranteed to cure or money back. Sold by Henderson-Crider Drug Co in Athens.
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Australia
Athens
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Woman Cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Compound and Wash
Gardiner Maine reader reports relief from organic troubles and a severe female weakness after three months using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The ad claims avoiding surgical operation and cites Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts offering free advice to sick women.
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Gardiner
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mias
A. Williams
United States
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Dress patterns offering plaited blouse waist and gathered skirt
No. 8419 describes a plaited blouse waist joined to a gathered skirt with a contrasting yoke and collar and a comfortable sleeve in four sizes. It notes fabric needs for the 4 year size and offers a mail pattern for 10 cents. No. 5616 details a gingham set with an apron, sleeve protectors, pockets, and a dusting cap pattern, with fabric options and sizes for waist measurements, also offered by mail for 10 cents.
Miss Fay Smith Showered in Stewart Engagement Party
Miss Fay Smith of Stewart honored at 6 o'clock luncheon and shower hosted by Mrs. H. Dary and daughter Miss Virgene. About thirty friends attended as red carnation decorations and hand painted place cards graced the table. An open parasol centerpiece held gifts for the bride-to-be which Miss Smith removed after the meal.
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Fay Smith
Stewart
Fred McKay
New Mexico
Miss Smith
Vacation in a Nutshell Promotes Camp Algonac Trip
The Messenger outlines an outing to Camp Algonac in Michigan with Berthe in the Sleeper for Going. Readers are urged to reserve and plan early, with the schedule and information provided for future reference.
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Camp Algonac
Berthe
Michigan
Train Tour Schedule Athens to Toledo and Detroit July 1909
Special travel timetable lists a round trip starting July 6 from Athens via K M to Toledo then via Michigan Cre RS to Petre kisks and Detroit via White Star Line with return July 14 from Camp Algonac to Athens. Tickets valid twelve days including sale date and usable on regular trains within period.
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Vullan
Athens
Toledo
Michigan
Asriva Petre
Camp Algonac
White Star Line
Bytivg Sopot
Detroit
Bvexkecvus
Columbus
Excursion Tickets On Sale For Island Trip
Tickets are on sale with two dollars required per ticket to reserve accommodations. An exhibition at The Messenger office displays large maps and charts locating all cnts on the island. Sales close Thursday July 1 as the party is limited and early applications are advised. Communications go to The Athens Messenger Excursion Department Athens Ohio or call The Messenger Office 17 W Washington St. Athens or phone No 7 for reservations.
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Messenger
Athens Messenger Excursion Department
Athens
Washington St
Charming House Jac et Pattern Promises Dainty Robe
An old fashion sewing pattern description for a charming house jacket with lace frill, box pleats, and a gathered upper edge option. Fabrics suggested include cashmere, challis, albatross, China silk, lawn, and cotton crepe. pattern fits sizes 32 through 42 inches bust and requires 3 1/2 yards of 6 inch material. The Messenger offers to mail the pattern for 10 cents.
D A R Elects Officers At Adourned Meeting
An adjourned meeting of the D A R Rh was held at the home of Mrs C C B Henderson to elect officers for the coming year Nearly all members attended and the officers elected include Regent Mrs D J By ane Vice Regent Mrs B Henderson Registrar Mrs T N Biddle Recording Secretary Mrs Harry C ess Corresponding Secretary Re Dunkle Treasurer Mrs D M field
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D. A. Rh
CC. B. Henderson
Mra
D. J. Byane
Mirs
B. Henderson
T. N. Biddle
Harry C
Dunkle
D. M. Field
Fashion pattern No 8437 for bust 22 to 42 inches
Cut in size 22 to 42 inches bust with 24% yards of 24 inch material for size 36. Embroidered flouncing enhances the design. suitable in lawn, chiffon, taffeta, pongee. Tucks at the shoulders create fullness across the front. vest adds trimming versatility. sleeves may be full length or shorter. Reproduction available by mail for 10 cents.
Decoration Day at Concord Cemetery Program Planned
Trimble Ohio May 18 There will be Decoration day services at Concord cemetery Sunday May 30 - good people of the vicinity gather to decorate Civil War veterans graves An interesting program of instrumental music and address by Rev Long of Athens at 1 oclock An invitation to all to bring flowers A picnic dinner will be served at noon.
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Concord Cemetery
Long
Trimble
USA
Ing
Rev. Long
Athens
Athens County Reading Circle report seeks townships input
Athens County seeks full township reports on Reading Circle work to maintain first or second state rank. Enrollment tops 400 and will grow with completed reports. Secretaries urge all teachers enrolled or finished to notify county secretary Prof. F. S. Coultrap by postal card with read years to finalize diplomas.
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Athens County
F. 8. Coultrap
Woman Tortured in Asbury Park Kidnap Ordeal
Emma Trotter 25, a Florence Crittenden missionary, told police of being lured to a hut outside Asbury Park New Jersey by three ruffians. She was drugged beaten and bound but escaped after persuading one captor to kneel and pray with her prompting the others to drink and fall unconscious.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Emma Trotter
Florence Crittenden Circle
Blind Relief Commission to Hear Applications Saturday
The Athens County Blind Relief commission will meet Saturday at 1 PM in the courthouse. Forty applicants are expected to seek assistance under the program.
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Athens County Blind Relief Commission
Four Eclipses This Year Include Sun Total in Athens
Four eclipses are planned this year two solar and two lunar with a sun eclipse in Athens the highlight. A central solar eclipse occurs Thursday afternoon June 17 visible in the United States and Canada briefly annular at start and end then total. A lunar eclipse happens November 26-27 across the Americas and beyond while a polar region solar eclipse is visible near the South Pole and in Australia and New Zealand.
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Athens
North America
United States
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
South Pole
Australia
New Zealand
Light Fruit Crop Forecast for Ohio This Year
Columbus May 17 The fruit crop in Ohio will be light this year according to N B Shaw State Orchard and Nursery Inspector The apple crop may be half the average and peaches about 75 percent with smaller fruits similarly reduced Apples in Ohio River counties are more plentiful while peaches fare better in northern sections The inspector notes low frost danger and says planting now is safe.
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Columbus
Ohio
N. B. Shaw
Ohio River
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I. S. Carpenter
Glouster
Amesville
Clarence C. Cable
Charles Cable
J. (. Jones
Ohio University
College Street
C. H. Harris
East State Street
H. T. Phillips
Nancy Phillips
Elis Edwards
Nelsonville
E. M. Davison
Congress Street
W. EB. Ellett
Baltimore, Md
Alice Hewlett
A. D. Follett
Marietta
City
Grosvenor- Foster
M. W. Circle
J. D. Brown
T. J. Davis
James Brown
Washington, D. C
Louis de Steigner
Connecticut
Brooklyn
Will
Lena Slattery
Harry Kale
A. H. Kale
Hamilton
John Kale
A. C. Russi
Clyde Reaer
Chester Baird
Byesville
Robert Cook
William and
Glenn Parker
Hebbardaville
J. A. and
Frank Gotshall
Dyesville
D. A. R. McKinstry
Texas Panhandle
J. F. Beckler
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Blanche
Miss Beckler
J. A. Redehaver
Parkersburg
Dr. Hopkins
M. Johnson
C. H. Thompson
Cincnnati
Harry Brown
Piqua
W. E. Ellett
Baltimore
Mary Bezenick
Albuquerque, N. M
Thomas Woodyard
Joseph P. Hoffman
Chillicothe
W. V Pascott
Mrs. Simon
Ches
Clyde Reasoner
Jelree
Zanesville
A. C. Rossi
Colege Street
Pascal Traglio
Portland
Ore
Ralph Williams
J. B. Futton
Keyser
W. Va
Frank Speck
Malta
James Klingenberg
Lancaster
Mrs. W. ©. Paires
the Plains
A. W. Lynch
Alston Ellis
New Vienna
Harry Cromley
KE. W. Chubb
University
New Holland
New Eldorado
Joseph Hoffman
Clifford Campbell
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Will Junod
KE. C. Schloss
Julius Fisher
Cambridge
Gough
Hyomei
MIONA
Towys
Reading Circle
Ohio Orchards Inspector
Athens National Bank
Athens, Ohio
W. N. Alderman
H. D. Henry
Fred L. Alderman
B. R. LeRoy, M. D
Athens National Bank S8log
Vance
Vance ShoeCo
Wheeling, W. VA
Edwards
Olive Tablet Co
Ryan
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