Out of Town News Highlights Local Visits and Health
Birth announced for a daughter to Charles McBee and spouse on June 4. Visitors include Mrs. Anna Morrison and her nephew from Amesville. Alec McHarter family and Mrs. Manda Carpenter with son Lon from near Guysville visit Rob ert Copeland. Mrs. Louise Hill is seriously ill. Ray Stewart of Jacksonville visits grandparents Harvey Wright. Rev. Coons traveled to Murray City on business. Mrs. Levi Smith visited Chauncey with her daughter. Ronalds Lenigar and baby Vincent return from Pomeroy visit with sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McBee
Anna Morrison
Amesville
Alec McHarter
Manda Carpenter
Lon
Guysville
Robert Copeland
Louise Hill
Local News Notes From Frost and Nearby Towns
Mrs G E Kreager and sons Paul and Karl visited Mrs Harvey Richardson at Frost last week and returned home Monday. Several families receive marriage invitations for Rev Ernest A Parkinson to Miss Elizabeth L Charter of Belpre on June 5 1907. Rev George E Kreager will preach here next Sunday morning and at Little Hocking in the evening. Theodore Dye of Lockart s Run WV visited cousin C G Dye here recently. Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church meets at Mrs Charles Oakes Armenia next Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Kreager and Sons
Paul and
Karl
Harvey Richardson
Frost
Ernest A. Parkinson
Elizabeth L. Charter
Belpre
George E. Kreager
Little Hocking
Theodore Dye
Lockart
W. Va
C. G. Dye
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Charles Oakes
Armenia
Rev Massie to Lead Graham's Chapel Appointment
Rev Massie will fill his regular appointment at Graham's Chapel on Sunday June 9. Mrs Charles Kelley spent a few days in Athens with her daughters Mrs Albert Frost and Mrs David Griffell. Miss Addie Roush of South Canaan visiting her mother for a week. Wilfred Holland of Athens visited his parents Mr and Mrs Amos Holland Saturday and Sunday. Miss Goldie Tedrow guests of sister Mrs Lewis Kelley last week. Mrs Flo Hull visited sister Mrs Charles Hill of Hope Crossing.
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Massie
Charles Kelley
Athens
Albert Frost
David Griffell
Addie Roush
South Canaan
Wilfred Holland
Amos Holland
Goldie Tedrow
Lewis Kelley
Flo Hull
Charles Hill
Hope Crossing
Local Clergy Wed and Residents Visit Over Weekend
The notice records multiple weddings and visits: Pearl Shields and Elma Stout wed at Rev. M. A. Harvey's residence on June 2 1907, along with Eugene Pierce and Mamie Findling. Various locals from Alfred Guysville Coolville and surrounding areas are noted visiting relatives and attending events in Pomeroy Athene Clarksburg and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Harvey
Pearl Shields
Elma Stout
Eugene Pierce
Guysville
Mamie Findling
Local Social Notes From Wolff's Plains
Mrs Fannie McCathran and daughter Grace hosted Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and son Derrell of Athens. Miss Edyth Hunter of Nelsonville visits Miss Ethel Barker. Mrs George Stage returns to Lancaster after visiting here. Carl Mitchell and Miss Clara Smith spent Decoration Day at Murray City. Edward Barker and family of Chillicothe were guests of his parents here last week. Mr and Mrs Alvin McCracken of Columbus stayed with Hi M Barker's family. Maria Tedrow returned home in Nelsonville after days with relatives. Ssenus Whdidl appears in fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie McCathran
Miss Grace
Harry Moore
Derrell
Athens
Carl Mitchell
Clara Smith
Murray City
Edward Barker
Chillicothe
Alvin McCracken
Columbus
Hi. M. Barker
Maria Tedrow
Nelsonville
Ssenus Whdidl
Tesa
Athens Sings Despite McVey Efforts Critics Blast Local Music Scene
A reader laments Athens musical apathy despite Prof. McVey seven years of work bringing artists to educate the public. He notes empty seats for Elijah and light operas, contrasts vaudeville crowds with classical programs, and questions local taste and support for serious music. A MUSIC LOVER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Elijah
McVey
Nincompoops
Brandreth's Pills Promote Blood Purification
Brandreth's Pills are described as a blood purifier and laxative that cleanse the system through the bowels kidneys and skin. One or two tablets nightly are claimed to stimulate blood and aid in curing morbid humors, with each pill containing sol id extract of sarsaparilla and other vegetables. Sold in drug stores for over a century in plain or sugar coned form.
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Brandreth
Mitchell Girl Arrested for Pocketing 1 50 at B and O Depot
Officer Van Dorn arrested Lily Mitchell at the B and O depot at noon today for stealing 1 50 from another girl named Frost. Frost alleged the money was taken Sunday. Both girls live on Angell avenue. Mitchell wilted and returned the coin after witnesses were brought to the Mayor's office. It is said she took the money to pay fare to Columbus and tried to flee when arrested. No affidavits were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Dorn
Lily Mitchell
Frost
Angell Avenue
Mitchell
Columbus
van Horn
Surprise Party For Mrs Bechtel Honoring Coshocton Guest
Monday evening events featured a surprise party hosted by Mrs. R. L. Woodworth for guest Mrs. W. W. Bechtel of Coshocton. Attending women included Mrs. E. S. Rothman Mrs. George Whipple Mrs. J. P. Dana and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Woodworth
W .W. Bechtel
Coshocton
Mrs. Bechtel
Mesdames E.S. Rothman
George Whipple
J. P. Dana
W. B. Bentley
W. E F. Peters
Charles Mooney
Austin Holmes
J. J. Sissler
J. B. Williams
C. M. Copeland
A. 8. Bethel
K.P. Phillips
A. A. Atkinson
E. C. Logan
George McLaughlin
Misses Amy Weiher
Blanche Moler
Inez Logan
Road law sparks Ain't Road Work, Ays Amen Davis Says
Guysville Ohio editor laments new road law as worse than past methods. He cites pervasive mud holes, unfinished repairs in Rome township, and demands restoration of old supervision with sober, competent overseers to avoid danger to travelers and waste of public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
Daily Messenger
R. L. Davis
Rome
Twin tickets dispute in Ohio railroad case
In a Columbus based hearing before the common pleas court the state railroad commission case questions discrimination on twin tickets between Columbus and Lancaster by the Hocking Valley. The 1.1 cent per mile rate was profitable per General Passenger Agent Fisher who faced questions over revenue from three cent fares. President Monsarratt is expected on the stand this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
State Railroad Commission
Columbus
Lancaster
Hocking Valley
Fisher
Hocking Valery
Traction Company
Monsarratt
Real estate transfers in Athens county weekly list
Athens village transfers include McKinstry and Parker to Robert C. James for lot 1498 at 325 dollars and Mary A. King to E M Campbell for lot 502 at 800 dollars. Ohio State Forfeit to Isaac Hud well for 12 acres at 95 dollars in Alexander Township. George E Henry to Sarah E Clark for lot 2 Phillipsburg at 100 dollars. Thomas N Black to Federal Coal Co for 70.5 acres in section 19 at 2500 dollars. Atwood Grim to Wm Gilkey for 9.42 acres in section 25 at 250 dollars. Benj H Dailey by Admr to Lewis Dailey for 40 acres in subdivision No 9 at 275 dollars. W B Steffy to Pearl Turner for a rear-lot strip at 150 with 16 dollars 66 cents. Fred Woodhouse to Charles Shalton for lot 73 at 475 dollars. Daniel Koehler to Lewis Hoenest tine for lot 91 at 550 dollars. L B Hoenstine to Edward Welling for lots 86 and 87 at 350 dollars. Mary J Steinmetz to The Luhing Coal company for 10 acres in section 3 at 10 dollars. Chauncey L D Shields to Isaac Wilson for lot 692 at 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Henry
Sarah E. Clark
Phillipsburg
Thomas N. Black
Federal Coal Co
Atwood Grim
Wm. Gilkey
Benj. H. Dailey
Admr
Te Lewis Dailey
Fred Woodhouse
Charles Shalton
Daniel Koehler
Lewis Hoenestine
L. B. Hoenstine
Edward Welling
Trustees Report on Children's Home Board Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the board of trustees was held with all members present. There were no admission applications and only routine business was transacted. The board praised Supt and Mrs Beasley for their work and the improved condition of the facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Home
Beasley
Same Old Weather in Amesville Week
Amesville records a week of rain and cloudiness with two clear days and four gloomy ones. Total precipitation reached 2.11 inches, among the heaviest of the spring, while temperatures ranged from 31 degrees to 84 degrees.
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Amesville
F. W. Gibson
Elevator accident at Goodyear plant injures ten
Akron June 3 Special ten persons were injured in an elevator accident at the Goodyear Rubber company plant when a cable broke. W F Stafford was hurt so badly that death may result. The incident occurred this morning and workers were rushed to nearby hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Goodyear Rubber Company
W. F. Stafford
Dean's Regulars Deliver Desired Results
George B Krause of 306 Walnut Ave Altoona Pa notes the product acts mildly and regulates the bowels perfectly, praising Dean's Regulars for the effect. The statement emphasizes satisfaction with gentle regulation and effective relief.
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George B. Krause
Walnut Ave
Altoona, Pa
Efficient Meat Buying Tips From a New York Restaurant
The New York Sun notes a restaurant below Forty second Street famed for tasty, affordable dishes. A steward shares practical guidance on selecting cuts, avoiding tenderloin, using chuck and round, and proper cooking to maximize value and flavor.
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New York Sun
Too Many Meals Mentioned In Dr Rabigliate Book
In Dr Rabigliate s book on Air Food and Exercise he argues that frequent eating of bread cakes and sweets causes illness and weakness Many people he cites eat meat infrequently while bread meals occur eight times daily leading to thinness and fatigue at watering places a woman told she was low and to be fed up
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Dr. Rabigliate
Sample and Recipe Booth at Fair Draws Lively Crowds
A three day fair and food sale featured a sample and recipe booth where housekeepers offered dishes and typed recipes. Cakes were cut into squares served on crepe paper and ten cent samples with recipes were sold. The event raised more money than expected for the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Fox
Portland Express
City Team to Resume Summer Baseball Practice
The city baseball team plans to begin practice this evening weather permitting. A fine white and maroon uniform outfit has been secured and management expects the season to start next week with a robust schedule of midweek games due to attendance by businessmen. Heath, last season’s standout second baseman, has arrived and other veterans are on hand for lively practices. A funding issue arises as the county commissioners near awarding a contract for the South Bridge in June, threatening the team’s grounds if a ferry solution is not found to reach alternate city locations for games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
New South Bridge
UlmerNames Newborn Son in June Birth
Mr and Mrs Ray Ulmer announce the birth of a nine pound son born Sunday June 2 at area hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ulmer
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Lydia E. Pinkham
James Chester
35Th St
New York
Pinkham
OUT OF Town News
Athens County
New England
Ray Stewart
Jacksonville
Mrs
Harvey Wright
Coons
Levi Smith
Chaun
Cey
Ronalds Lenigar
Baby
Vincent
T. W. Jones
Nancy Barrows
Noma Dansizer
Lacy Palmer
Haddon Dye
Bertha Mansfield
Mrs. Bowles
Maggie Griffin
Marietta
Grace Fox Gray
Graham's Chapel
Alfred
Edward Bolton
Tupper’s Plains
Lewis Willard
East Liverpool
Emerson Stout
Mabel
Boyd Reeder
Coolville
Perry Haning
J. Goodrich
Pomeroy
James Rankin
Elva Dean
Clarksburg
Edward Colmer
the Plains
John Weatherbee
G. H. Williams
Ida Frost
Wolff's Plains
Edyth Hunter
Ethel Barker
George Stage
Cor
Nered
Ays Amen Davis
Vigor
Athens Village
Alexander Township
Ohio State
Isaac Hudwell
Bern Township
Lodi Township
Glouster
W. B. Steffy
Pearl Turner
Waterloo Township
Mary J. Steinmetz
Luhing Coal Company
Chauncey
L. D. Shields
Isaac Wilson
Supt
Mrs. Beasley
Citizen
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