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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1902

Page

9

Social News Notes From Columbus And Surrounding Towns

Sunday in Columbus saw Mr and Mrs Lee McDowell and guests from Jacksonville attend the Sunday school convention. A marriage was held at the Christian parsonage with Rev A L Martin officiating. Various gatherings and visits are recorded, including entertainments at the homes of Mr and Mrs Charles Martin and others, plus several births and illnesses among local families.

Lee McDowell BE. Welsh Rose Price Columbus B. V. Chalfant Jessie Feirbaugh Jacksonville A. L. Martin

Peach Ridge Notes Open with Local Visits and Hopes for Big Game

In Peach Ridge the community shares social visits with families from Athens and Chauncey. Teams from Sugar Creek plan a ball game against Judson High School of Lodi as both sides seek county supremacy.

Local Notes from Albany and Surrounding Towns

Dr Parker and family from Athens visited Mr and Mrs Noah Tedrow over the weekend Bertha Dille of Marietta and Blanch Evener of Stewart spent time with relatives A number of residents attended church and meetings including a Southeastern Teachers Association event at Gallipolis Mrs Dixon and wife were sick and a high school meeting was held to discuss enrollment and faculty Thirty plus members now in the township C T R C Lucy A W Lynch spoke at a Mineral Republican gathering and Albany students consider a reunion at Atwood Institute Several property transfers were noted including Brown & Bowers purchasing Crossen property and Clara McVey purchasing the Foutz property Albany literary society to meet next Monday Enrollments at Albany high school are around fifty four students with thirty enrolled in the township and a reunion interest is urged across Atwood Institute connections.

Ing Charles Martin East End R. C. Graham C. A. Coe Cassie Allard Rose Devore Johm Salts J. M. Hyde Fort Street Charlies Moore Athens Mia George Lowden Ada Lama Lenard Preston Charles Krizer Togan Margaret Lytel James Shepard A. ©. Hammond Allan and Louise Columbus J. J. Lave Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia Helen Crippen Sarah Steel McCunenville Isaac Williamson Clarance Horn Jane Dew Logan John Charleton Carrol Robert Hickman Mildred George Bethel Mesdames Ella Crawford Glennie Allen Glouster Noah Bellew R. P. Gibson Taron Kan Mable Gibson West Ray Lamb Findlay Fostoria Avi Kirkpatrick Elia Johnson Albany Frank Moore Tey Dack Grace Evans Pittsburg H. P. Quest Deve Zarnell George Harrold al Wells Kimberly Sam Wells A. Morse Sarah Poston Alonzo Barker Bert Hooper Henry Farrick Corning Maria Shepard Ella Thacker Oran Wm. Hopkins Kate Jennie Craig J. ©. Parker Fred Ball Union Furnace Parker Enor Woodard John Stevenson J. K. Brown Tuscon Arizona Henry G. Williams O. A Maggie Rosser Pheme Aalsh Tude Blake Boomer W. Va Fred Harrold Toy Cee Alva Graham Dow Poston Francis Bowman A. ©. Anderson K. A. Manigal A.coe Sarah Shepard Brenholte Frank Shepard Hallowe'en Fred Stevenson Wm. Spaulding Bessie Knox Indiana PD. C. Seaman H. F. Dillinger Lodi Jesse Hanning Guyaville Frank Rivers Chauncey Lillian Laughlin M. J. Tippie Burchfield Sugar Creek Judson High School Mary Rineheart Blanche Mohler Bess Allen Bertina Mohler Bertha Lively Caroline Murphey D. B. Sharp Geo. Reeves Southeastern Teachers Association Gallipolis Sapt. Dixon Lee Township Whele Palmer Tippie Alexander J. J. Steinmetz A. W. Lynch Mineral Rineheart Vernie Miss Snowden Brown Atwood Institute

Local Notes From Albany And Athens

Mary Louise Millpi of Albany, visiting here, returned home Saturday. Miss Ruth and Miss Eva James attended a play at Athens Friday evening. C. L. Poston of Athens was here on business Friday.

Mary Louis Albany Misses Ruth Eva James Athens C. L. Poston

Local Notes from Hebbardsville and Nearby

McKee's Rocks resident Frank Coe visits family in Hebbardsville while L D Beasley moves to Mechanicsburg. Several locals ill or visiting, including Peter Vorhes with pneumonia and Hattie Combs in serious condition. Community members attend a Nelsonville Sunday school convention and guests visit from Athens Washington D C and Jerseyville.

Frank Coe E. B. Armstrong Kirkpatrick Wm. Bean Elmer Masure Wingo Mabel Nelsonville M. Carsey and L. D. Beasley Edith Vorhes Sarah McDonald Washington D. C Nora Alice Masheter Blanche Light Gaysville Myrtle Carsey Athens Kirg Creamer Theo Moler Jerseyville Will Drake Robinett Albany Miss Blackwood J. P. Or

Knocker and Anvil Chorus: Urgent Call to Move Aside

In a terse clash of voices a knocker urges the crowd to clear the area as the anvil chorus rises. The speaker demands immediate movement for safety, invoking a plea to god and order.

Knocker

Local visitors and church notices from area towns

LYSANDER C. Steinmer and wife of South Canaan were visiting at the home of P. P. Lonas Sanday. Elmer Poston and wife and son, Clinton were visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Bishop near Anthony Sunday. Rev. J. B. Massie will fill his regular appointment at Graham's Chapel. Mrs. Mattie Warn and family from near Columbus have returned home after spending weeks with friends. Aunt Henrietta Hanning has been spending days with Charley Sheldon and family near Athens.

C. Steinmer South Canaan P. P. Lonas Sanday Elmer Poston Clinton Bishop Anthony J. B. Massie Graham’s Chapel Mattie Warn Columbus Henrietta Hanning Charley Sheldon Athens

Local visitors and a fatal illness report

G D Chase and family visited Joe and Sanday Chase in Shade Creek. Charles Chase and family spent Sunday with Curtis Griffen’s family. Mary Byron visited friends at Stewart. Dora Swartz, seriously ill with typhoid fever, died Monday.

G. D. Chase Shade Creek Joe Chase Sanday Charles Chase Alfred Curtis Griffen Mary Byron Stewart Dora Swartz

Homeseekers Excursions Offered by Ohio Central Lines

Agents of the Ohio Central Lines will sell Homeseekers Round Trip Excursion Tickets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month to destinations in the North West and South at special low rates. Details available from city agents or at Detroit, Toledo, Findlay, Columbus, Charleston offices.

Ohio Central Lines L. P. Lewis Detroit Mich D. J. Cargo Toledo O. John Moores Findlay Peters Columbus Bishop Charleston, W. Va

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