Southeastern Ohio Teachers Meet at Athens College
The South eastern Ohio Teachers association met at the college auditorium in Athens Friday and Saturday drawing about 230 educators from within the region. Miss Hannah A. Maxon presided, Dr Bashford gave the main address, and a reception closed the Friday sessions. Saturday featured papers on citizenship and education with Judge Wood and Dr Dean among speakers. Next year Jackson hosts with Higley as president and a large roster of elected officers and enrolled teachers from Athens Gallipolis Jackson and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
College Auditorium
Hannah A. Maxon
Gallipolis
E. Wilson
Hamden
C. H. Copeland
Association
America
G. Walton King
Athens Presbyterian Church
J. P. McVey
Ohio University
F. Bishop
S. P. Humphrey
Ironton
Maxon
Athens
Blanche Sisson
Nelsonville
Henry G. Williams
Marietta
Sesson
Mies Levise Mason
Pomeroy
University
J. W. Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
United States
Philippines
Bashford
D. Coates
LC. Pees
Methodist Church of
Thisty
G. W. DeLong
Coming
Arthur M. Ely
Minnie D. Wyman
McArthur
J. Mr. Wood
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Homer A. Wilson
Frank C. Dean
Ohio Calversly
Jane Ryan
Athens Public Schools
Jt. E. Kinnison
Jackson
J. M. Davis
Rio Grande College
Gallipolii
B.O. Higley
Mary Fulton
Rilo Gramie
N. J. Bitner
Fronton
Olive Wilson
Nan McBride
Logan
C. L. Martzolff
Junction City
A. P. Sohn
McArther
A.C. Flanian
WW. Cookson
Somerset
J. E. Kinnison
Alice Middleport
C. J. Britton
Polia
Price Clincher on Farmers and Bryan’s Claims
In Spink county South Dakota General Silsby checks farmer prices from 1895 and 1900. He shows hogs steers wheat and goods costing more in 1900 yet farmers gained overall cash increases after adjusting for higher costs. The piece argues prosperity for farmers under Bryan’s policies and questions 1896 predictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Campbell
Hedfield
John Brown
Brown
Greenman
Geo. F. Johanson
Redfield
Tober
Mr. Bryan
Eater
Athens teachers extend thanks for half fare talks and stay
The association resolves to thank the C H V and T OC and the B GO SW railroads for half fare rates. We appreciate Supt Williams and Judge Wood for inspiring talks. We esteem Pres Bashford for his lecture. Gratitude is extended to Athens citizens for efforts to make the teachers' stay pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.0. C
Supt. Williams
Judge Wood
Pres. J. W. Bashford
Athens
Huhn-Black Nuptials at Glen Evon
Miss Jane Olivia Black and Mr George H Hobo wed last Wednesday at the Black home in Glen Evon. The bride, a telegrapher by trade, will reside in McArthur with her husband who prior served as postmaster station agent and telegraph operator for the Hocking Valley railroad in Glen Ebon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huhn-Black
Jane Olivia Black
George H. Hobo
T. N. Black
Glen Evon
Oir
Auhu
McArthur
Hohn
Improvements for St Pauls Church Fair and Festival
A popular subscription reduced the church debt of St Pauls congregation and funds will support urgent residence improvements. A grand fair and festival is planned for December 5 and 6 to raise money and invite public attendance. The event will feature beautful useful articles and meals to aid both church and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul's
Warda
Generoga
Presidential First Voters in Athens Post Office
Samuel Pickering, assistant at the Athens post office, compiled a list of first voters receiving mail there. About 107 voters are on the list, 103 intend to vote for President McKinley, eight for Bryan, and one doubtful. This serves as a gauge for young voters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pickering
Athens Post Office
McKinley
Bryan
Will Vote for McKinley in Marshfield Reprint
H P Hoodler, a lifelong Democrat from Marshfield, entered the Messenger and Herald office on Saturday, renounced his allegiance to the Democratic Party, pledged support for McKinley and Roosevelt, and subscribed to the Messenger and Herald. His name was added to our roster in red as a mark of his new political stance amid his fellow workers and countrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
H. P. Hoodler
Marshfield
Messenger and Herald
Roosevelt
Earm
Great Foraker Rally in Glouster and Athens County
A large Republican meeting in Glouster drew delegations from around twenty miles as Foraker led a parade to Athens. The event showcased strong party support with Col Moore’s Rough Riders, a Columbus Glee Club presence, and speeches by D. H. Edwards and Dr. A. J. Crawford. Athenians greeted Foraker with a mounting ovation, while county meetings in Mansure, Jacksonville, Woodworth, and Lattyton stressed Republican gains and denounced Bryanism.
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Foraker
Glouster
Lodi
Col. N.W. Baker
Dover
Jacksonville
Senator Foraker
Col. Moore
Jones
Columbus
Sol. H. Johnson
Trimble
D. H. Edwards
A. J. Crawford
Columbus Glee Club
J. M. Allen
Wood
Capt
Allen
Benson
Athens
Main
Court House
Tts
Senate
Reeds and Batan
Mansu Field
Mansureep
E. P. Leeds
Iowa
M. M. Bryan
Bryanism
Electric line proposed from Athens to Murray City
Plans call for an Athens to Nelsonville line, with branches to Chauncey and Glouster, extending into the Sunday Creek valley to Murray City. Promoters say a thirty mile electric railway could serve up to twenty thousand people, costing about 600000 dollars with rights already secured. E G Biddison and B H Hanloy lead promoters, Dayton financiers include T Selz and others. incorporation anticipated as Athens Nelsonville and Hoclang Valley Traction Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Nelsonville
Murray City
Chauncey
Sunday Creek
Glouster
Mae
Hocleang River
Wessonville
Bechtel
Orbiston
Brush Fork
Blatchford
New Pittsburg
Tneas
E.G. Biddison
B. H. Hanloy
Dayton
Thomas Selz
8. K. Pine
H. C. Haning
Robert Klein
Henry Hizer
Lawn of Ohio
Athens, Nelsonville
Deafness Cure and Medical Claims From 19th Century Ads
A compilation of period medical advertisements claims deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Balm for piles, and promises of health remedies alongside a feathered sales pitch and small regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
DeWitt
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C. C Henson
M. Ella Moore
Lizzie Cochran
Nellie Wilson
Zella Foster
Hattie Hines
Mary Kaler
Helen Townsend
Olive Wilenn
Laura Bastings
Amy Werrold
Minnie Dear
Marguerite Ditts
Zenia Lefeyer
Ida B. Staxwell
Amy Weller
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Clara Weiher
Joanna Goodrich
Ella Pickering
L. W.kelley
Elizabeth Higgins
Annette Higgins
C. M. Copeland
A. A. Atkinson
D. J. Evans
Fannie C. Bean
B. O. Higtey
Blanche Howe
Mary P. Snow
Amanda Dean
W. FP. Mercer
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Sheldon
J. H. Lewis
Martha Comms
Caroline Whiting
Harvey X. Homes
Mabel Whiting
Hornzelle Scott
Emma Westenhafer
Miss Doulson
MeaArthur
M. A. Henson
Flora Campbell
Lena Curry
Nettle Michon
Minnie Wyman
Blanche Buate
Hamden Junction
Fannie Hudson
Minnie Soule
Sallie Chapman
Rev
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Corning
Margaret Kelley
Margaret Davis
Cheshire
D. A. Ward
Anna Zimmerman
Stewart
A. L. Robbins
Eva Morris
Battie Brill
Garden
E. Dinsmoor
Gay Dinsmoor
Millfield
Marvin Miler
Pearl R. Roberts
Blanche Roberts
S. P. Hamphrey
J. E. Miller
Goysaville
H. A. Hatch
Covnville
Albert Weatherbee
Ida Wedge
J. E. Bailey
James Klausson
New Lexington
U. SM. McCaughey
C. L. Bartzolf
New Straitsville
J. Chas. Stone
Buchtel
Bertha E. Nixon
Mayme Gallagher
Washington
G. L. Ely
Chase
S. L. Dhramoor
Aaron Grady
O. U. Quartette
Louise Mason
Mills Jane Ryan
Ely
Mel Vay
A. W. Greenman
Japan
Durham
Sunday Creek Valley
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Aken
Bees and Foster
Wil
Dadga E. P. Seeds
I. M. Posse
Amens Desterep
Iowa Statesman
Altwaleien
Agulnaidollam
Bryantam
Price
Woodworth
Woadwall
Buosamece
A. E. Price
E.C. Woodworth
Federal Creek
Bern Township
LatTgonor
A. M. Lewis
E. D. Sayre
Lewis
Ohio Central
Sayre
Cline
Nale
Onlo
Jos. Cuang
Vanderhoof
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