Murphey Crooks Wedding Held at Albany Home
Miss Caroline Murphey daughter of Mr and Mrs O B Murphey and F Stanley Crooks were married at the Murphey home in Albany attended by about sixty guests. Rev F R Crooks performed the ceremony with Mabel Murphey playing the wedding march. The couple will live in Columbus after June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Caroline Murphey
O. B. Murphy
F. Stanley Crooks
F. R. Crooks
Methodist Episcopal Church of Baltimore
Lohengrin
Mabel Murphey
Richard Murphey
Crooks
West
Columbus
Oak Street
O. B. Murphey
Albany High School
Ohio University
Cincinnati Art School
Baltimore
State Insurance Department
Athens
EB. L. Murphey
Corning
Clarence Mu
Don’t Pay Alimony to Be Divorced From Your Appendix
Classified health ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy to keep bowels regular. Claims gentle action prevents appendix complaints. Guaranteed by W. H. McKee druggist. Price 25 cents. Try them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. H. McKee
Consul Williams Visits Ath ens Friends on Ohio University Alumni Ties
Hon D W Williams U S consul at Cardiff Wales and Mrs Williams spent Sunday in Athens guest of Prof D J Evans on West State street. They called on college friends, both graduates of Ohio University. Williams plans Jackson departure this afternoon on a two month vacation then returns to Wales in about a month. The couple enjoy living abroad and pursuing literary research in English libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Williams
U.S
Cardif
Wales
England
Kiln Blast Shakes Sunnyside Brick Yard
A Sunnyside kiln exploded during ignition of a gas burner in the brick yards. The blast demolished the kiln and released gas, lightly injuring Jim Ruskin as bricks fell around him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Jim Ruskin
Young Ruskin
Bee supplies for sale new and used in Athens area
For sale all kinds of beekeeping gear and honey supplies. Includes sections, foundation, and complete hives. George H. Kern, Athens Rural Delivery No. 1. Home phone 6 1434wt2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Kern
Athens
R. D
Noon in Athens and a health note on digestion
The article extols noon as a time of comfort and cites Miona digestion tablets from Henderson-Crider Drug Co, promising quick relief from indigestion with a 50-cent box and a money back guarantee. It then shifts to lightning safety, advising central room placement and proper lightning rods in Ohio, noting farmer fatalities in summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
Lightning safety and prevention advice for barns and homes
An Ohio weather feature urges early lightning awareness with safety tips for grounding rods and installations. It warns against grounding via gas pipes, notes March fires from lightning, and offers guidance on avoiding struck buildings and safe conduct during storms.
Surprise 48th Birthday Party For Will Russell
A surprise party honored Mr. Will Russell on his 48th birthday. Planned by his wife and children, he received a rocker as a gift. A three course dinner followed with music and games. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Mack Butts and daughter of Nelsonville and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Russell of Bay City Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Russell
Russell
Ben Russell
Mack Butts
Nelsonville
Bay City
Mich
Quiet Wedding Of Miss Effie J. McKinstry And John Jolly
Miss Effie J. McKinstry daughter of Mr and Mrs George B McKinstry and Mr John Kirby Jolly cashier at the B and O S W depot were quietly married Saturday night at the Methodist parsonage Rev Earl R Shutz officiating There were no attendants and only the bride s sister Miss Caroline McKinstry witnessed the ceremony They will live with his parents in Hillsboro after June 1 at 27 Franklin Avenue set to home to friends upon return to town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie J. McKinstry
George B. McKinstry
John Kirby Jolly
John S. Jolly
Hillsboro
Methodist
Earl R. Shutz
Caroline McKinstry
Mr. Jolly
Franklin Avenue
Sunflower Philosophy and Social Musings
A collection of aphorisms on money in politics friendship etiquette and personal character. The piece notes distrust self reflection and the quirks of human behavior with humorous reflections on probate telegraph humor and domestic harmony.
Criminal cases set for trial in Athens county docket
Several defendants faced arraignment with not guilty pleas and trial dates set from May 21 to May 29 for charges including shooting, burglary, larceny, and carrying concealed weapons. Other civil matters included June 1 for Lucy Ballard et al. v. Rachael Jennings et al. An alimony case and multiple divorces were scheduled for May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Willie
Beaumont
John Clark
John Dow
James Kinear
Edward Springer
Nelsonville
George Rowe
Clarke
Bennie Johnson
Nice
Lucy Ballard
Rachael Jennings
Grace
Weighmasters Union Meeting in Glouster
The regular meeting of Weighmasters Union No. 12397 will be held in Glouster Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the Mayor's office. A large attendance is anticipated and, after the business session, an elaborate banquet will be served.
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Weighmasters Union No
Glouster
Kenyon Team Entertained by Jones Hosts
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones entertained the Kenyon baseball team and Phi Delta Theta members and friends Friday evening. Guests included Will Perking and M. G. Coultrap. The event featured progressive pedro music dancing vocal solos by Miss Ida Bowser and Leo Lorbach light refreshments and a lengthy social gathering with numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jones
Kenyon
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Will Perking
McArthur
M. G. Coultrap
Pedro
Ida Bowser
Leo Lorbach
Miss Robbins
Chagrin Falls
Earheart
Moore
Perkins
Johnson
Hunter
Rowan
Thomas
Bowser
Stickney
Frieda Coultrap Francis
Henke
Clare McKinstry
Cassandra McKinstry
Humphrey
Hedges
Kinnison
Hoopes
Duga
Virgene Henry
Scanlan
Starr
Albany Visitor Charles McPherson Guests at Bellows
Charles McPherson of Albany was in the city Monday as a business visitor and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bellows during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McPherson
Albany
City
Frank Bellows
Kodol Promises Relief for Dyspepsia
A Newport Tennessee reader reports Kodol cured his dyspepsia after using three one dollar bottles. The ad claims relief from sour stomach belching and heartburn with a guarantee and mentions Cline's Pharmacy as the seller.
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J. B. Jones
Newport
Tenn
Cline
Virginia Style Chicken And Dishes From 1910s Home Makers
A domestic guide describes Virginia style chicken simmered with tomatoes and butter served with rice. It covers a candy-like dessert with marshmallows hazelnuts and cream and offers vegetable cooking tips with salted water and a celery white sauce over toast. It ends with baked apples in milk and lemon rind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Silly Kitchen Tip and Society Notes From a Chronicle
A home recipe describes vanilla sauce by dissolving corn starch in water with sugar then boiling water, eggs and vanilla, all stirred. Boston clubwomen discuss the silence room and auto suggestion, while Chicago’s Home College Association plans an opening June 4 for about 200 pupils.
Permits to Wed for Two Couple Pairs in Athens and Columbus
John Kirby Jolly a 24 year old B. and O. depot cashier and Miss Effie J. Mc Kinstry also 24 from Athens obtain a marriage permit. F Stanley Crooks 23 assistant actuary of Columbus and Miss Caroline B Murphey 23 of Albany receive a permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirby Jolly
B. & O. Depot
Effie J. McKinstry
Athens
F. Stanley Crooks
Columbus
Caroline B. Murphey
Albany
Appraisement Board Hikes B&O Main Line Value
Auditor E R Walker returned from Cincinnati to appraise B and O S W properties for taxation. Main track value rises from 10 000 to 11 000 per mile while second track drops from 4800 to 4000 per mile. Branch lines up to 5000 per mile, sidings unchanged, tools and machinery down to 100 per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Walker
Cincinnati
Divorce Petition Filed in Athens County Court
Levada Blower filed for divorce from Edward Blower in Athens County Ohio on adultery grounds. Edward Blower, a non resident, must answer within six weeks from May 2 1907. decree may be granted as prayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Blower
Ohio
Levada Blower
Court of Common DP
Athens County
Edward Blow
Social gathering at Carl Mitchells hosts a pleasant evening
About thirty five guests attended a Saturday social at Mr. Carl Mitchells home. An early arrival, then a 10 o clock dining repast followed by games and merrymaking. Carl Mitchell and Miss Clara Smith with Mrs. Donald Henderson attended a Carbon Hill Sunday school convention. M E Riss and wife visited Athens. Ruffle Smith and two sons stayed with Levi Smith last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mitchell
Carl Mitchel
Clara Smith
Donald Henderson
Orbiston
Carbon Hill
M. E. Riss
Athens
Ruffle Smith
Levi Smith
Frost residents report week of local happenings
Eugene Brandeberry plans a return to oil fields in Indian Territory this week. Miss Fay Smith of Stewart teaches instrumental music locally. A recent marriage unites Herbert Fraser of Columbus and Miss Angie Lemmon of this place. Dora Johnson aged 17 died of consumption near here on May 16. interment at Bethany cemetery. Rev. McKay led the funeral. Everett Bailey and family plan to move to Athens this week. Audra Ludwick of Stewart visited L and Mrs Miles Bailey at Ireland. Dan Linton residence struck by lightning Saturday night causing minor damage. William Founds made a business trip to Little Hocking last week. Mrs. Mercia Welch visiting relatives at Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brandeberry visited near Coolville on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Fraser
Columbus
Angie Lemmon
Dora Johnson
John Johnson
Bethany Cemetery
McKay
Audra Ludwick
Stewart
Miles Bailey
Ireland
Dan Linton
William Founds
Little Hocking
Mercia Welch
Belpre
Isaac Brandeberry
Chas. Brandeberry
Coolville
Social notes from Angels Ridge and Columbus area
John Laughlin spent a week with daughters in Columbus. Miss Mayme Mulligan of the O. A. was home for the weekend. Mrs. John Dillinger, formerly ill, is improving. Lucy Frost visited her brother Isaac and family. Earl Craft of Gallipolis visited E. J. Cranmer's home. Grace Ashton called on friends nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cranmer entertained many guests for Bessie Cranmer's eighteenth birthday with ice cream and cake, wishing her many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laughlin
Columbus
Mayme Mulligan
O. A
John Dillinger
Lucy Frost
Isaac
Earl Craft
Gallipolis
E. J. Cranmer
Grace Ashton
Edward Cranmer
Bessie
Kimberly and Athens Miners Tied by Collision of Death
J. Gilpin aged 52 and Cora A. Danley aged 29, both of Kimberly, and Pearl Perry aged 27 with Gertrude Snedden aged 23, of Athens, are named in the casualty report as involved in a mining incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gilpin
Miner
Cora A. Danley
Kimberly
Pearl Perry
Gertrude Snedden
Athens
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Mr. Floyd Crooks
Murphey
Colum
Consul Williams
King Solomon's
Josephus
Architect of the Universe
Lisbon
Fremont
Effie McKinstry
Sunflower Philosophy
Atchison (Kan
Globe
Phi Delts
Virginia
Boston
Home College Association
Chicago
Mary Manck
Houston Chronicle
Walker
Giza
DeWitt
7.Co. DeWitt & Co
Cline’s Pharmacy
Wolf's Plains
Frost
Eugene Brandeberry
Indian Territory
Fay Smith
Everett Bailey
Angels Ridge
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