MILLFIELD NOTES FROM SUNDAY VISITS AND SERVICES
Mrs George Duncan and daughter visited Mrs Howard Sunday. Rev Cheadle held M E church services Sunday afternoon. Ernest Daft of Athens visited here. Anna Katzenbach and Esther Radom of Chauncey attended meeting Sunday. James Woodworth of Armitage visited his parents here. California Prone Wafers cure bowel troubles. Act promptly without pain or inconvenience 100 for 25 cents. Ask your Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duncan
Howard
Rev. Cheadle
M. E
Ernest Daft
Athens
Anna Katzenbach
Esther Radiom
Chauncey
James Woodworth
Armitage
California
Judson notes on local visits and business changes
Newton Varsey and Edna visit Trimble relatives while Lizing McGrath returns home to McArthur. George Douglas sells coal interest to James Bobo who plans extensive mining. Ambrose Smiths plan to move to Oklahoma in two weeks. Abrs. Joseph Hawk improves after illness. Mrs Ollie Wilson of Archeis hosts relatives. California Prone Wafers advertise health claim at 25 cents per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Varsey
Edna
Trimble
Lizing McGrath
McArthur
George Douglas
Abe
Ollie Wilson
Archeis
Prams Reetatin Elmer Bingman Moves and Family Relocation
Ireland news notes several Bingman family moves and travels. Elmer Bingman of Beaumont spends part of the week at home. Laura Livxey and family relocate to Chillicothe. Albert Bingman leaves for Columbus for the winter. Mrs Mary Devitt and daughter Florence return to Columbus. Debbie Livzey goes to Chillicothe. A L Bingman returns from West Virginia. J M Townsend visits. W A Bingman of Cincinnati visits Morgan county relatives. Rev Fraser of Cleveland will preach at the Congregational church next Sunday at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bingman
Beaumont
Laura Livxey
Chillicothe
Albert Bingman
Columbus
Mary Devitt
Florence
Hazurday
Debbie Livzey
Clallicothe
A. L. Bingman
West Viringia
J. M. Townsend Speng
Martha Chambers
Morgan County
Rev. Fraser of Cleveland
Runaway Bicycle Ends in Odd Tale Near Franklin Grove
A fragmented report describes a runaway bicycle incident near Franklin Grove involving J. B. Orner. The piece mentions a stubborn ulcer over four years and claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it, with references to skin health and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Orner
Pranklin Grove
Bucklen
Local notes from Canaanville and Athens area
Miss Susie Heckler of Canaanville stayed home Sunday. Emma Francia and Rosalis Beckler of Athens spent Sunday at home. Residents attending the South eastern Teachers association in Athens Friday and Saturday included Mapeia Stokoe, Martina Williams, Priel Gibbs, Edythe Dumares, Tena Beckler, Iva Albaugh, Sylvia Coe, and Superintendent C G H Domaree. Bertha Gibbs, teaching near Marshfield, visited her parents over Sunday. Frank Watkins Jr. hosted Saturday and Sunday. Ralph Sherman of Carbondale and Mrs C F Smith of Athens visited friends here. Mrs Daniel Baird shopped in Athens Saturday. California Prone Wafers ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Heckler
Canaanville
Emma Francia
Rosalis Beckler
Athens
Teschers’ Association
Mapeia Stokoe
Martaia Williams
Priel Gibbs
Edythe Dumarés
Tena Beckler
Iva Albaugh
Sylvia Coe
Supt. C. GH
Frank Watkins Jr
Ralph Sherman
Carbondale
C., F. Smith
Daniel Baird
Big RUN and visits spark local notes from Kilvert
William Phillips and his wife visited James Featherstons Sunday while Rev. Kemper closed a Kilvert revival last week. Charlie Davis suffered a near fatal sting from a honey bee. B A Conant of Jackson visited here. Ms. David Ellis remains very ill with slim chance of recovery. Mrs. Henry George visited relatives in Jacksonville. Rev Ambrose Conant preached at Kilvert schoolhouse. Californian Prune Wafers advertised as a natural remedy for constipation and biliousness, 100 for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Phillips
James Featherstons
Kemper
Kilvert
Chariie Davis
B. A. Conant
Jackson
David Ellis
Henry George
Jacksonville
Ambrose Conant
Kilvert Scoool House
HEBBARDSVILLE NOTES AND LOCAL GUESTS
Miss Frances Jordan spent several days in Athens last week. Mrs. Clara McVay guests of friends and relatives here. Miss Busse Allen attended the Teachers association at Athens. W. and Shaffer made a business trip to Mansfield. Miss Lyle Ashton and Miss Pauline Jordon visited friends at Clarks Chapel. Mrs. Sarah Boston guest of her son at Middleport. Mr and Mrs Cal Goodwin of Vinton guests of Ira Robinet. Miss Skelle Jordon visiting Langsville and Dexter. Mr and Mrs James Cray and daughter Frances guests of Mrs Cray's father at Guysville. Mrs Eliza Northup returned home after summer with daughter at Upper Sandusky. Mr and Mrs Zern Ross moved shore where Mr Ross is day operator. United States has 74,107... Britain third with 22,490.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Jordan
Athens
Clara McVay
Busse Allen
Teachers’ Association
W. &. Shaffer
Mansfield
Lyle Ashton
Pauline Jordon
Clarks Chap
Sarah Boston
Middleport
Cal. Goodwin
Vinton
Ira Robinet
Boers Form New Farms in Argentina Escalante Colony Report
Emigrants from the Transvaal establish brick houses and large farms in Argentina’s Escalante district. Boers plant eucalyptus, build fences, and maintain strong ties to homeland memory while integrating with locals. They gather for religious services at De Wet farm and preserve mother country loyalties amid hopeful expansion.
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Transvaal
South Africa
Europe
America
Escalante
Chabeat
Argentine Republic
Eserlante
Bloemfontein
Magersfontein
de Wet Farm
Sierr Bauman
Buenos Ayres
Webesie
Nathan’s Chaplain Recalls Patrick in Philippines Tale
The Washington Post reports Chaplain Edward Wattman, recently back from the Philippines, recounts with humor an elderly Irish mother whose son is among the missing. Wattman notes Patrick, a Washingtonian, was captured and last seen being led into the mountains tied to a Filipine. He also quotes remarks about Luxemberg and neutral status, reflecting a mix of personal recollections and political musings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wattman
Washington
Philippines
Washington Post
Patrick
Parca
Rank
To Crover
Waitman
Afraid of the Reporter The Fourth Estate in Public Life
A critical look at reporters and the press in civil and military life. The piece notes public distrust, yet argues reporters are essential and increasingly educated publics in handling media. It recounts a Wall Street broker’s embarrassment and outlines the power dynamics between officials and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Verve Times
Wall Street
Vm Rise
Conhole
Qentts
Popets
Elliot
Cit
Ile Office
Paka and California Review Food Inspiration Mention
Fragmented OCR text mentions Paka and California and a druggist, with references to postmeal water and a cranberry pie inspiration tied to Emerson. The readable content is unclear and lacks verifiable event or person details to form a solid news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Bas
Emerson Foode
Aaron Elow
Doctor Performs Etherized Operation with Clever Quip
A physician successfully operated on a patient while etherized. Upon waking, the patient asked where he was and what was happening. The doctor quipped that he was "all right" and headed "to Heaven," prompting the patient to reply that he would like to know what the doctor is doing there. Nearby notes mention a hanging railroad project in London and a humorous bit about a miser Kerrigan saving for a rainy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getti
Lowes
Klinehamet
Ingersoll
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