Local Notes and Socials in Amesville and Nearby Towns
Amesville communities share visiting relatives and church activities. Edison area residents attend teachers meeting in Athens. D. M. Beasley buys ponies in Newark for his herd. Noah Linscott funeral held at Wilson Chapel with Rev. Cellars. Local weddings and engagements noted. An oil well on the Tedrow farm yields fifty barrels daily. An 1886 Hall's Catarrh Cure ad appears with testimonial and a Toledo address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Copeland
Anna Murphy
Chillicothe
McKinney
Dotson
West Virginia
Samuel Russell
Meta Harrison
Piedmont
W. Va
Tedrow
Parkersburg
Noah Linscott Dies At Wilson Chapel In Ames Township
Noah Linscott born 1830 near Letart Falls Meigs county died Friday morning at Wilson Chapel. He married Adelia Gardner on March 4 1856 and lived in Bern township for over fifty years. They had twelve children ten of whom survived. Funeral held Sunday at the church conducted by Rev Sellars of Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Linscott
Mr. Linscott
Letart Falls
Meigs County
Ames Township
Adelia Gardner
Bern Township
Mrs. Linscott
Sellars
Amesville
Made Happy For Life: Daughter Cured By Electric Bitters
St Albans West Virginia: 8 C Blair school superintendent reports his daughter cured of St Vitus Dance with Electric Bitters after failing other treatments. The remedy, advertised by McKee’s drug store, promises relief for general debility female weakness impoverished blood and malaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Blair
St. Albans
W. Va
McKee's
Athens Teachers Association Meeting Attended by Local Women
Blanche Melchi and Millie Barrows attended the teachers' association meeting in Athens on Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Amelia Walker of Athens visited her daughter Mrs. L. H. Smith last week. Mrs. Sarah Storer returned from Glouster where she had been visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Melchi
Millie Barrows
Athens
Teachers’ Association
Amelia Walker
L. H. Smith
Sarah Storer
Glouster
Local Social Notices and Upcoming Meetings
Belle Hamilton and cousin Anna Hamilton of Wellston visit Mrs. Forster. Bennett family returns to Wells ton. Lurry of West Virginia visits Fultz. Daugherty family with Clara Scott at Belpre. Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs. Dye’s next Saturday at 2. Annual meeting for officers to follow. ME church quarterly at 10:30 Sunday. Decater church at 3. Rev. Dick to preach. Rev. Kreager of Hermitage, N Y, preached at Baptist church last Sunday. Rowles visit Parkersburg friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Hamilton
Anna Hamilton
Wellston
Forster
Bennett
Clara Cornes
Ross Daugherty
Clara Scott
Belpre
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dye
George E. Kreager
Hermitage
N. Y
The
Baptist Church
W. Y. Rowles
Parkersburg
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Georgia Man
N C Cornell of Roding Georgia recounts quick recovery from chronic hunger after using a 50 cent bottle of Kodol. He returns to work as a machinist in two months and is fully well in three, noting continued occasional use as a blood purifier and tonic. Cline's Pharmacy sells Kodol locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Georgia
N. C. Cornell
Roding, Ga
David Carsey
Athens Brick Company
Carsey
Mechanicsburg
Alderman
Republican rallies planned in Athens county
The county executive committee arranged two more Republican rallies. One in Carbondale on Friday evening November 2 will feature Col. R. Enderlin of Chillicothe, E. C. Woodworth and J. M. Foster of Athens. The second in Buchtel on Wednesday evening will be addressed by Dr. W. S. Hoy of Wellston, A. M. Lewis and I. M. Foster of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Executive Committee
Carbondale
Col. R. Enderlin
Chillicothe
E. C. Woodworth
J. M. Foster
Athens
W. 8. Hoy
Wellston
A. M. Lewis
I. M. Foster
Buchtel
Allcock's Plaster a World Renowned Pain Remedy
A sixty year record of relief from aches and pains for colds or over strain. Allcock's Plaster remains popular worldwide and is sold by druggists in every civilized region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allcock’s
Death of George Ullom Follows Despondent Life and Acid Attempt
George W. Ullom died Tuesday evening at 6:20 at his West Mulberry home after drinking muriatic acid in a suicide attempt. The I O O F will conduct funeral services Thursday at two, with interment in the new cemetery. Ullom, born February 23 1839 in Monroe County Ohio, lived in Athens and McArthur, built a hardware store, later ran plumbing and roofing. His wife died 30 years ago and his lone survivor is Andrew W. Ullom. his daughter Nannie’s death years earlier left him in deep mourning and a weakened state. Miss Mare Murdock and Miss Amy Murdock cared for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ullom
West Mulberry Street
I. O. O. F Lodge
Nannie
Allom
Mr. Allom
Monroe County
Ohio
McArthur
Mr. Ullom
Athens
Ullom
Andrew W
Misses Mare
Amy Murdock
Good Roads Association Accused of Inaction in County Letter
A Daily Messenger letter questions progress of the Good Roads movement in Athens County. It recounts a 1906 committee report to work with county officials, describes selected Sugar Creek road and state commission involvement, and notes state official Samuel Huston delaying further work until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Messenger
Good Roads
The
Good Roads Association
J. B. Clayton
Beverage
F. M. Pickering
G. W. Hooper
M. F. Seward
Otto Barth
National Good Roads Association
Samuel Huston
State Commission
Athens County
Sugar Creek
Sugar Creek Coal Company
Messrs
Biddle
Hill
Township Trustees
Local Notices From Hebardsville Area
Hebardsville items report Earl Coe of Columbus visiting, Elmer Coe visiting friends nearby, Blanche George departing for Pasadena California for winter health, R. J. Crossen and family returning to Columbus, E A Crossen of Topeka visiting relatives, Frank Marsh of Columbus visiting his mother, Hiram Crossen and wife near Albany visiting W E Crossen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Coe
Hebardsville
Blanche George
Passadena
Calif
R. J. Crossen
Columbus
E. A. Crossen
Topeka
Kansas
Frank Marsh
Hiram Crossen
Albany
W. E. Crossen
Rocky Mountain Tea Gains Noted Trade Across Regions
In many regions its colors are unfurled and its fame travels from coast to coast. Cline's Pharmacy notes growing curiosity about Rocky Mountain Tea as a popular remedy.
Times for Holding Common Pleas Court 1907 Athens County
Judges of the Seventh Judicial district fixed 1907 common pleas court times for Athens County. Sessions begin February 18, May 13, and October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Courts of Common Pleas
Seventh Judicial District
Athens County
New Storekeeper Starts at Athens State Hospital
E. J. Morris leaves after four years as storekeeper at the Athens State Hospital. A. G. Combs of Caldwell Ohio succeeds him and assumes duties after arriving in the city Thursday. Mr. Morris returns with his family to Cutler Washington county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Morris
Athens State Hospital
A. G. Combs
Caldwell
Ohio
Morris
Cutler
Washington
Combs
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Sold by Cline's Pharmacy
A pill described as the most reliable cathartic is promoted as DeWitt's Little Early Risers and offered for sale at Cline's Pharmacy. The note highlights its reputed effectiveness as a trusted remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Cline
Glass pane blows out at Rothman’s in high wind
A large plate glass pane in Rothman’s corner display window shattered Saturday, likely forced by high winds. No injuries were reported as pieces flew away. This is the third pane to fall from the display since the building’s completion, and nearby Weidman’s corner billboard also blew down and broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothman’s
Weidman'’s
Obituary of Noah Webster Linscott
Noah Webster Linscott born near Letart Falls Meigs County Ohio December 28 1830. Oldest child of Jediah and Margaret Linscott. Married Adelia Gardner March 4 1856. Had twelve children ten living at his death October 26 1906. Survived by wife ten children seventeen grandchildren and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Webster Linscott
Letart Falls
Meigs County
Jediah
Margaret Linscott
Ames Township
Adelia Gardner
Spirit Land
Siollister's Rocky Mountain Pharmacy Spotlight
Taken as directed, it becomes the greatest curative agent for the relief of suffering humanity ever devised. Such is Siollister's Rocky Mountain Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siollister
Rocky Mountain
Old Folks at Home note from R.8 D. Foss
R.8 D. Foss of 1168 East 6th Street Minneapolis Minnesota signs a notice for the Old Folks at Home. No further details are given in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Foss
E. 6Th Street
Minneapolis, Minn
Resignation Follows Indictment of Hot Springs Official
Hot Springs Arkansas November 1. United States commissioner at Hot Springs A Nickels has resigned after being indicted on a charge of malfeasance in office. Miss Edith, guest of Mrs. L E Coleman, will return to Parkersburg Saturday and then travel to Baltimore to unveil a monument for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
A Nickels
United States
Edith
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Marshal McCune
Blanche Skinner
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A. D
A. W. Gleason
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Little Hocking
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Manalin
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Woodburn Ave
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PIAS
D. Zenner & CO
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C. H. Grosvenor
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