Tuppers Plains Beats Alfred in Saturday Baseball
Peter Parr of Tuppers Plains called on business here last week. Mrs. Dal Rood of Lurhig visits relatives. Elmer Stout plans a new veranda. Mrs. Charles Guthrie joins the M. E. church. Mrs. Jack Flowers visits daughter Mrs. Perry Haning. John Stout and wife flew to Parkersburg. Tuppers Plains defeated Alfred’s team Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Parr
Tuppers Plains
Dal Rood
Lurhig
Elmer Stout
Charles Guthrie
M. E
Jack Flowers
Coolville
Perry Haning
John Stout
Parkersburg
Alfred
Uniformed
Plains
Angel Ridge News Wave of Planting Delays and Local Happenings
Cold weather slows planting with many farmers behind schedule. James Bobo to New York for a throat procedure with Dr. Copeland of Shade. Mulligan family mourns the funeral of James Sheridan. Wallace Douglas leaves school to take a night operator post with Guys Telephone. Brown departs for Chauncey for summer work. Various locals, visits and small notes from Woolville Ridge to Lysander marked by social calls and routine news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bobo
Copeland
Shade Tett
New York
Bobo
T. Mulligan
James Sheridan
Vinton Cramner
Frank White
Wallace Douglas
Munn
Guys- Télephone Company
Douga
Scvudson High School
Andge High School
Trion Park
Douglas
Ida Lampton
Brown
Chauncey
L W. Miles
O. B. Wilson
State Hospital
J. W. Dillinger Sunohn Bobo
Woolville Ridge
Will Williams
BE. G. Argel
Fay Sams
Lysander
Chas. Brown
Ellis Brown
Hall
Main Alton
Coolville Ridge
Martin Preaches at Mt. Sunday Service
Robert Wright and Mrs. Samuel are seriously ill. Rosa Cook of Pittsburg is the use of relatives. Dean will close her school at this place Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Mt. Anday
Robert Wright
Samuel
Rosa Cook
Pittsburg
Floral tributes and sermons mark Sunday services
Miss Lou Dean attended a Flowers of Middleport event on Saturday. Rev. Wells preached at Centen i arte and Rev. G. Russell will give a sermon at the Universalist march Sunday at 3 p.m. A. E. Price from Athens to deliver a Decoration at the Baptist church Crippen is reported as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flowers of
Middleport
Miss Lou Dean
Sunda
Flora Bronis
Rev. Wells
Rev
G. ©. Russell
Universalist
E. Price
Athens
Crippen
Millfield Visitations and Local Gatherings Reported
Oareen Sanders and family visited relatives in Nel sonville on Friday. May and Anna Carter of Missesville were guests of Willy Matson and family Sunday. Wiley Sprague of Chauncey is visiting. Ray and Carl Gardner Sam Lahugh and families and Will James and family from Ridge visited James family Sunday. Ruth James returned from Chicago for a week at home. Mrs. Arthur Welling of Columbus visited Friday. Stella Worth returned from Athens and Sams of New Brighton Pa visited last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oareen Sanders
Nelsonville
May
Anna Carter
Missesville
Willy Matson
Wiley Sprague
Chauncey
Waltine
Ray
Carl Gardner
Sam Lahugh
Fam
Will James
Ridge
James
Ruth James
Chicago
Arthur Welling
Columbus
Stellaworth
Local Residents Visit Relatives Across Counties
A series of short notices lists Mrs. Walter Sanders and relatives in Buchtel, William Oberholzer and wife from Federal, Harry Weldon and mother in Glouster, J. R. Wade family in Columbus, George Learned and Emmett Earich in Pennsylvania, Evan Dent and son in Pomero y, Eva and Ruth James in Chauncey, Mrs. Charles Lee visiting Gallia county, Mrs. John Minck from Trimble, M. N. Linscott family in Sand Rock, J. W. Wilson and W. A. Dodds in Athens, Myrtle Minck in Trimble, Mabel Van Dyke in Sand Rock, Harvey Wright and Andrew Bennett from Nelsonville, Mrs. David Copeland and Blanche visiting near Gaysville, and Rev. L A Patterson of Glouster exchanging pulpits with Rev. Cherrington here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sanders
Buchtel
William Oberholzer
Federal
Harry Weldon
J. R. Wade
Columbus
George Learned
Emmett Earich
Pennsylvania
Dent
Glen Ebon
Happy Hollow
Evan Dent
Pomeroy
Eva
Ruth James
Chauncey
Charles Lee
Gallia County
John Minck
Trimble
James Dwyer
M. N. Linscott
Sand Rock
Lewis Post
J. W. Wilson
W. A. Dodds
Athens
Myrtle Minck
Florence Wright
Mabel van Dyke
Harvey Wright
Andrew Bennett
Nelsonville
David Copeland
Blanche
John Bucts
Gaysville
L. A. Patterson
Glouster
Cherrington
Local Notes From Athens and Surrounding Areas
Harmon Fulton and family visited friends in Athens on Sunday. D. E. Love suffers a severe neuralgia attack. Mrs. John Carpenter relocates to live with sister Elda Dailey in Athens. Prospects for a good crop of peaches apples and plums on food meadows. Will Williams and Elsworth Burleigh visited in Angel Ridge with Williams' parents. Cora Tedrow spent Sunday at home in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Fulton
Allie
Athens
D. E. Love
John Carpenter
Elda Dailey
Will Wiliams
Elsworth Burleigh
Angel Ridge
Jackson Wiliams
Cora Tedrow
Local Happenings and Visiting Notables in Amesville Area
Mrs. W E Smith of Marietta visits her parents the McUanes. Ed Morris of Carnegie and Fred Morris of St Louis visit their parents the Williams. F W Gibson to Athens to join the jury commission. Elizabeth Kahna 77 dies. funeral at Mound Hill church. Ed Adam of Vandergrift visits home. Clarence and Mrs Henderson of Athens visit relatives. Mrs D F Hurtson of Fleming visits her mother Drusilla Wyatt. Mickle of Colville conducts business in town. T E Clark and Arza Cury go to Marietta on business. S N Hobson of Athens visits Lovells. Rev Gore Clifford returns from McArthur and Zaleski. Kate Fawcett of Denver visits R V King. Fred Logan visits Carpenter. P A Potter drilling machine shipped for Robert Smith farm Brown Woodin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Smith
Marietta
8. R. McUane
Morris
Carnegie
Fred Morris
St. Louis
William Morris
F W. Gibson
Athens
Elizbeth Kahna
J. W. Kulins
W. J. Warrener
Mound. Hill Church
Ed. Adam
Pennsylvania Ry
Vandergrif
Clarence Henderson
D. F. Hurtson
Fleming
Drusilla Wyatt
Mickle
Colville
T. E. Clark
Arza Cury
S. N. Hobson
O. M. Lovell
Mary Scott Dies in May and Funeral Plans
Miss Mary Scott died May 4 and funeral services are set for Wednesday at her mother's home near Armenia, with interment at Newbury cemetery. Other local mentions include visitors and family news from Parkersburg, Marietta, Columbus, and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella McCain
Parkersburg
Brewster
Smith
Texas
Mary Scott
Scott
Armenia
Newbury Cemetery
Orris Glidden
Marietta
Addie Fuller
Columbus
Botkin
Furniture sale ad with wide price range from $1.50 to $300
An apparel like advertisement lists Oak Rocker at $1.50 and items up to $300 for Combination Cotton Top Mattresses. It promotes fancy Leather Parlor Chairs $8.50 to $15.00, Bookcases $12.00, Music Cabinets $8.00 to $15.00, Folding Beds $12.50, Iron Beds $2.50 to $25, Brass Beds $25 to $50, Go-Carts $6.50, Sideboards $12.50 to $40, Old Dressers $8 to $30, Bed Couches $10 to $18, finishing with Mattress value said to be unmatched in the county.
Mrs. Ellen E. Cooper Dies After Long Illness
The seizure occurred near Athens seven miles southwest, with Bright's disease and complications. Funeral at Cumberland Presbyterian Church Hebbardsville led by Dr. Lowe and Rev. Kirkpatrick. Survived by four children Margaret E. Cooper Wilson Sarah Cooper David Cooper and three stepchildren. Born near Chauncey in 1851, she moved to Logan then Athens County, married February 1858 to David M. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen E. Cooper
David M. Cooper
Athens
Bright
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville
T.L Lowe
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Albany
London
R. L. Clutter
Cooper Home
Murray Dalton
Cooper
Chauncey
Isaac
Elizabeth Ream
Logan County
Athens County
Manganese Steel Safe touted by bank security experts
The First National Bank Amesville Ohio showcases a two piece manganese steel safe, claiming drill and explosive resistance, unmachinable material, and a single body door design. Tests include a 1901 Smithton bank break in that failed to breach the safe, with government endorsements and Pan-American awards cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Amesville
Ohio
Hibbard-Rodman-Ely
1St National Bank
Smithton
Penna
Hibbard Rodman-Ely
United States
Paris
Buffalo
Fidelity Trust Company of
Hibbard-Rodman-Blye Company
Farmers Ge wants corn at the Aloe price in Athens Mills
Farmers seek corn at a set price in Athens Mills. A local note mentions Pickett's restaurant seeking a good girl for general help. A saying about excuses is quoted. Dr. W. S. Scott will be at Hotel Burt on Monday June 6 offering special eye and ear disease care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Barth
Pickett’s Restaurant
W. “S. Scott
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