Grim winter storm hits Bethany ridge Sunday
Grim winter brought a lively snow and wind storm to the ridge on Sunday. J. W. Barnes and family are visited by his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hayes. Also notes on visits and travel from Wallace West Virginia and Shape Creek.
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Grim Winter
Our Ridge
E. W. Hayes
J. W. Barnes
E. F. Barnes
Wallace
W. Va
Wm. Hurst
Athens
Otis Larson
Shade Creek
Amos
John Johnson
Sugar Creek
Man recovers from epilepsy and backache after Dodd's Kidney Pills
After eighteen months of epilepsy backache and kidney trouble W H Smith of Cream Arkansas credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with his cure. He reports renewed strength and ability to work, claiming the medicine cleanses the blood of impurities and restores health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
W. H. Smith
Dodd
Local Notables and Moves Highlight Lottridge News
Dr J J Stout of Lahing spent Sunday with brother J E Stout. E O Buck of Columbus O M A was calling on friends here last week. Mr and Mrs Lewis Person will move to a new home as Mrs Person’s mother begins housekeeping. Joe Buck moves into Edson Stout place now owned by Mrs Morrison of Coolville. A P Wiley plans a trip to Oregon likely making it his home. Mr and Mrs Rankin of Alfred passed through en route to Parkerstown to visit Mrs Blackwood. Aunt Lucy Walker of Carthage township, ill but improving. Edwards sisters entertain churches on the Lawrence circuit to widespread approval.
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J. J. Stout
Lahing
J. E. Stout
E. O. Buck
Columbus
Lewis Person
Constipation Treated With Mild Tablets
The notice promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a gentler remedy for constipation caused by dehydration. It claims proper doses yield natural effects and recommends a 25 cent bottle sold by W. H. McKee's drug store.
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Chamberlain
W. H. McKee
Reading Circle enjoys supper at Mrs Lawrence's Coolville
The Reading Circle visited Mrs. Lawrence at her Coolville home on Friday and reported an enjoyable time and a grand supper. Guests included Mrs. Helen Huntington Yost and Lew Humphrey hosted gatherings with several locals attending a Coolville concert.
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Dr. Lawrence’s
Coolville
Helen Huntington Yost
Gallipolis
Lew Humphrey
Jessie Wells
Lilian White
Mary Pennybacker
Ida Cook
Horace
Will Knowles
Providence
R. L
Ben White
Cook
del Sims
Lillian White
Yost
Lillian Coe
Belpre
Local social notes and church dedication events
Miss Lilian White hosts tea with Mary Pennybacker and Lillian Coe as Jessie Wells entertains the group. Mr and Mrs B A Dutton attend Bethel church dedication on the 6th. Quarterly meeting set for the last weekend of the month. Mrs Ella Munchmeyer and son Lewis Wells visit their grandparents A Wells and family, returning to Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame White
Lillian White
Mary Pennybacker
Bethel Church
Jessie Wells
Lillian Coe
Lilian White
Mary A. Stone
Marietta
Ella Munchmeyer
Lewis Wells
A. Wells
New Life Pills Claim Cure For Many Ailments
Advertisement touts Dr ing's New Life Pills as powerful against dyspepsia jaundice fever and general constitution. Claims age no barrier and urges purchase for 25 cents at W H Mckee's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ing
W. H. McKee
Death touches Amesville as Ira Vandyke mourns grandmother
Ira Vandyke was called to Amesville by the death of his grandmother Mrs Charlotte Mathers. Miss Nora French closed her school due to illness. Winnie Rhodes of Knox visited Aunt Josephine Canny. Dr Pedigo of Marshfield was summoned to treat John Clifford’s child. Rev A B Bourquard preached a sermon. Oyster supper at Ma church on Wednesday evening November 23 with all invited.
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Ira Vandyke
Amesville
Charlotte Mathers
V. Hester
James Hayson
Carbonhill
Nora French
Winnie Rhodes
Knox
Josephine Canny
Pedigo
Marshfield
John Clifford
A. B. Bourquard
Captalin Sanders
Luhrig
Carrie Marquis
J. H. Snyder
EASAxIVE Tablet Note Hidden Money Cure Claim
Fragmentary note mentions Bane SMES tablets and a claim of money if it falls to cure acate. Signature appears on Oct 27 at 12m, with unclear context and entities.
Social News From Wolfs Plains Is Busy With Visits
About thirty five friends of Mr and Mrs George Gabriel gathered at their home last Saturday evening for music and a happy time. Rosa Ferguson and daughter Norma arrived from Charleston to visit Lydia Beachout and family. Various locals hosted guests and social events including Mr James White bringing his bride home amid a noisy welcome. Amos Matheny suffered a dislocated arm unloading a coal car but received medical care and is recovering.
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George Gabriel
Rosa Ferguson
Norma
Charleston
Lydia Beachout
Joe Hutchins
Straitaville
Carpenter
Near Clarks Chapel
James McHarg
Lydia Beachoat
Flora McHarg
Lena Campbell
Ida
Fannie McCathran
Grace
Hessie Moore
Errell
Catherine Shaffer
Nelsonville
James White
White
Will Bolin
Athens
H. E
Maria Tedrow
Roy Moore
Union
Harry Moore
Port Dicken
Baby Dot
Amos Matheny
Winget Chapel Social Notes Signal Family Moves
Miss Constance Winget has gone to Woodyard to live with grandmother Mrs H J Coe. Harvey Robinett and sister Ida of Albany visited Elza Enlow’s family. Miss Edith Barrows was at Wood yard last Sunday. Worley Baughman bought fat hogs from local parties earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Winget
Woodyard
J. Coe
Harvey Robinett
Ida
Albany
Elza Enlow
Edith Barrows
Worley Baughman
Local Notes From Marghfield and Nearby Towns
Marghfield and Nelsonville residents report moves and visits including the Bagleys moving to Nelsonville and the Gowers returning from Virginia. New births noted for Del Norris and Henry George families. Duffees return from St Louis while Pearl Six and family visit. Several Athens visitors and shop talks listed with local names. An ad for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea ends the column.
Local residents recount visits and moves in Albany area
Mrs. M. E. Morse visits relatives in Pomeroy and Miss Lucy Jack returns from Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs R Brown guests in New Straitsville while Mrs O F Davis recovers from illness. Mrs. Robert Reeves visits Nelsonville. Ed Kimes moves to Stewart. Prof and Mrs Dixon to occupy former Kimes home. Mrs. Charles Mitchell returns from Nelsonville. J P Wood and Austin visit from Athens. Morcon family returns to Washington DC after time with locals. John V Wood and family visit Dr B Vorhes. Cowen moves family into Mace heirs residence.
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M. E. Morse
Pomeroy
Columbus
Lucy Jack
Nelsonville
R. Brown
New Straiteville
O. F. Davis
Robert Reeves
Ed Kimes
Stewart
Dixon
Kimes
Charles Mitchell
J. P. Wood
Son Austin
Athens
Charles E. Morcon
Washington, D. C
John V. Wood
Vorhes
John 8
Cowen
Mace Heirs
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule Across Counties
Examinations for Elementary Certificates will be held on the first Saturday of each month in Athens and for high school certificates on the first Saturday in September December March and June. Exams also at Stewart Nelsonville and Glouster on May June and July first Saturdays. Boxwell tests at Athens Goysville third Saturday April and Athens Glouster second Saturday May. By order of the Board of Examiners. M. M. Bryson, Clerk.
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Athens
Jane
Stewart, Nelsonville
Glouster
Goysville
Board of Examiners
M. M. Bryson
Millfield Notes Visitors and Church Plans
Mrs Albert Wilmroe of Chicago visits her parents in Millfield as Misses Pearl Earich Lena Latimer and Eva James with Emmett Earich and Don Sanders attend the masquarade supper at Jauncey. Union church to host Christmas Eve program. Rev Newton to conduct services weekend.
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Albert Wilmroe
Chicago
Pearl Earich
Lena Latimer
Eva James
Emmett Earich
Don Sanders
Jauncey
Viola and
Lacy Learned
Jacksonville
Newton
Union Church
E. H. Learned
Corning
Athens
Fred Wade
Columbus
Through Route to Chicago and the West
Sleeping car leaves Athens at 8 36 p m daily on Ohio Central Lines train No 5. Arrives Chicago at 7 10 am via L 8 M 8 R. New Chicago Route offers good through day coach service and Toledo connection. Confer with Ohio Central Lines agents before planning trips to Chicago or the west.
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Athens
Ohio Central Lines
Chicago
Toledo
West
South Canaan Community Notes Inform on Local Attendances
South Canaan residents attended an entertainment by the Edward sisters at Asbury Tuesday evening. Mary Watkinsfowa and Effie Howard visited O. H. Butts for Sunday. Rev Seaman preached last Sunday and will return December 4. Orley Shaw, teaching at Munn school, was ill briefly. Willie Hill and Gladys spent Sunday with Mr Haddox’s family. Mrs H W Mansfield, staying with her father F L Creamer who is ill with typhoid, has returned home. Rev O Neill will preach November 27. Batts Bros moved their saw mill to H W Mansfield’s property. Willie Poston of Guysville visited Orley Shaw. Walter Konkoskia and family visited Mrs Jane Williams.
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Charles Bagley
Nelsonville
Peter Gower
Virginia
John Onundiff
Athens
del Norris
Henry George
G. W. Duffee
St. Louis
Pearl Six
R. L. Carmichael
Charles Burt
O. B. Baughman
A. E. Lewellyn
John Cundiff
Nona Blakely
Greenfield
Joshua DeVore
Indiana
Bunk Lewellyn
Mineral
Emma Lewellyn
Modern Medicine Company
Lola Martin
Ada Russell
J. J. Steinmetz
Pleasanton
Janette Duffee
Mary Watkinsfowa
Effie Howard
O. H. Butts
Seaman
Orley Shaw
Munn
Willie Hill
Gladys
O’neil
Batts Bros
H. W. Mansfield
Willie Poston
Guysville
Walter Konkoskia
Jane Williams
Fashion Notes Describe Outdoor Wraps And Skirt Trends
The season favors three quarter length garments with loose coats and ornate appliques in black and new orange tones. Paletot shapes dominate with large sleeves, while feted fur plush and velvet coats remain in demand. Skirts vary from very full to plain with accents like high silk girdles and Eton elements. The Paquin four paneled skirt is highlighted with bias edges and wide hems.
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Eton
Fashion notes from Lord and Taylor on fabrics and shades
In DRESS GOODS and other departments Lord and Taylor guide fashion. Broadcloth leads the season for utility and color, with subdued street costumes and pastel evening shades preferred over silks or velvets, which are delicate for regular wear. Verona Clark.
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Lord & Taylor
Verona Clark
Soap as a Disinfectant Promoted as Pure and Purifying
An old advertisement extols a special expensive disinfectant soap and contrasts it with a plain pre soap made from clean materials. It urges customers to buy EASY TASK LAUNDRY SOAP from grocers at five cents a bar, claiming absolute purity and healthfulness.
Hocking Valley Excursion Thanksgiving Rates
Tickets sold to points within 150 miles of the selling point at one and one third fare round trip. Sales on November 28 and 24 with return by November 28. Also notice of the Fifth Annual International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago with tickets November 27 28 29 to certificate holders and round trip fare one dollar per one fare for the round trip with return by December 5. Columbus K of P rally tickets sold for all trains November 23 returning on a local train after the exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Passenger Association
Cchicago
W. E. Skinner
Columbus
K. of P. Rally
Exere
EASY TALK Soap Ad Promises Pure Water and Clothes Care
The ad claims excess alkali in water and soaps damages fabrics and irritates the mouth. It promotes EASY TALK as a pure alternative that prevents alkali and residue problems. The copy urges readers to buy a bar at grocer's for five cents.
Stott Seeks The Kind You Have Always Bought
In a brief item, Stott pursues a longstanding trademark claim involving the phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought. The notice notes actions to protect branding and product lines across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stott
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Lottridge
Hockingport
Wolfs Plains
Winget Chapel
Marghfield
Dayton
Ohio
Mary Simpson
Baby
Hollister
Cline
DeWitt
E.C. DeWitt & Co
OAMM
France Medical Institute Co
France Medical Institute
France
Medical Institute Co
West Gay Street
Trusso Pensory
Bright
Jan Re
Anne
Millfield
South Canaan
Edward Sisters
Asbury
The
Po-Dock Medicine Co
Columbus, Ohio
Hocking Valley Excursion
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