Strouds Run Church Services and Local News
Sunday preaching held at the Free Methodist church led by Rev. Hopkins. Visitors included Robert Brown of Calvary Morgan county visiting his brother C. M. Brown. Mrs. Freeman King and Mrs. Amariah Burchfield listed as sick. Della Finsterwald teaching a successful school term at Strouds Run. Will Clester and wife of Sand Ridge visited. Freeman King rents Wm. Millers farm for the coming year. California Prune Wafers advertised for health cleansing and blood purification at 100 for 25 cents.
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Free Methodist Church
Rev. Hopkins
Robert Brown
Calvary
Morgan County
C. M. Brown
Freeman King
Will Clester
Sand Ridge
Wm. Miller
Amariah Burchfield
Big Run Assault Report Involving Ax Wound
In a hand to hand encounter last week Alex Grewey was struck on the head with an ax by Elmer Rogers causing a severe wound. Mrs. Alex Root and her young son Dewey visit Athens with her husband who attends the O U. Mrs. John Jewell and three children visit Mr and Mrs A J Lav erty at Athens. After Sunday with her parents Miss Weltha returned to her school at Stewart. W W Jackson and son Harry were Athens callers Saturday.
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Alex Grewey
Elmer Rogers
Alex Root
Dewey
Athens
O. U
John Jewell
A. J. Laverty
Miss Weltha
Stewart
W. W. Jackson
Harry
Wm. Kerr
Columbus
James Clarke
Charles Wood
Luhrig
Bob Cooper
Tom Cox
Lyndale
Joe Mason
George Mason
Bishopville
Helen Clarke
Sadie Evans
Gertrude Seiler
Cincinnati
Silas Moody
Nelsonville
Otto Ramsey
Alva Shields
Pleasant City
George Boothman
Chauncey
Marcus Grossman
Ralph Deane
Murray City
Jake Root
Bethany Births and Local Social Notes Outline
Bethany reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Russell on the ninth. Grandmother Grubb’s illness has worsened. Mrs. Barnes of West Virginia visits her son J. W. Barnes. Miss Hattie Dean of Frost visits Mr. and Mrs. Charles Norris. Miss Ida Grubb returns home after a stay with Mrs. Bessie Shull in Coolville. Miss Lola Townsend visits her parents. Mrs. Nettie Nickoson and Miss Iva Windsor visit Coolville last week. Wm. Hursta and J. W. Barnes attend to business in Parkersburg. Fred Frost has added a new story to his residence.
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Grant Russell
Grubb
Barnes
West Virginia
J. W. Barnes
Hattie Dean
Frost
Charles Norris
Ida Grubb
Bessie Shull
Coolville
Lola Townsend
Charles Townsend
Nettie Nickoson
Iva Windsor
Wm. Hursta
Partersburg
Fred Frost
Piano Lessons Free Offer Prompted by Dispatch Page
The Pittsburg Sunday Dispatch advertises piano lessons at no charge. Readers are directed to page 6 for the full offer and details about enrollment and scheduling.
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The
Pittsburg Sunday Dispatch
Local Social Notes From Trappers Plains And Nearby
Mrs. Hattie Bails and children visited Perry Haning located in Trappers Plains on Sunday. Dr A Bentz spent a few days in Columbus. B H Person of Middleport visited his brother J B in this area. Miller Beam and family visited relatives at Garden Sunday. Myrta and Elma Stout ran a business trip to Tuppers Plains Saturday. Mrs Mabel Bentz Ollie Haning and Emma Person visited friends at the Meigs county infirmary recently. J E Stout returned from Athens Saturday where he attended court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Bails
Trappers Plains
Perry
Social Round of Visits and Dinners At Hollister
Miss Florence Mason hosted a six o clock dinner in honor of her cousin George Mason of Mountville. Numerous locals and visitors, including Miss Stella Nayle and Miss Mabel Mason, shared meals and social visits with relatives and friends across Hollister and nearby towns. The gathering featured dancing and a late supper after the dining room opened at ten.
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Florence Mason
George Mason
Mountville
Stella Nayle
Sarah Richards
Mabel Mason
Joe Mason
Trimble
Cornelia Smith
Estella Davis
Jacksonville
Nellie Jolley
Marshall Latimer
Lena
Will Moody
Millard Evans
Chauncey
Lena Latimer
Lost 200-Pound Poland China Sow in New England Ohio
A fine Poland china sow weighing about 200 pounds is lost. Finder should notify David Copeland in New England Ohio. Passed date Nov 12-12.
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Poland
David Copeland
New England
Ohio
Social Notes From Lottridge Across A Week
Mrs Jane Russell of Athens spends the week with relatives here. Carl and Earl Kincade visit their cousins Archie and Ralph Dunfee of Youba. Wm Jeffers in Marietta for cancer treatment. Several local visitors include Harrison and Aaron McGrath of Jason, Miss Hattie Ackley of Lodi, Rose Price of Bethany, and Nora Barstow with son Harry of Haydenville. Preacher Rev Crabbpe delivered at Lawrence Chapel and plans another service in two weeks.
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Carl and
Earl Kincade
Archie
Ralph Dunfee
Youba
B. Ballard
Parkersburg
Wm. Jeffers
Marietta
Harrison
Aaron McGrath
Jason
Conrad Steinmetz
Hattie Ackley
Lodi
Rose Price
John Price
Bethany
Joseph Chase
L. D. Castle
Sam Kirkenudall
South Canaan Suandey
Crabbe
Lawrence Chapel
Nora Barstow
Harry
Haydenville
Milo Rannion
Roby Kirkendall
Exodus of Miners as Ohio Coal Fields Ramp Up
New Straitsville reports from mining regions across Ohio show heavy coal mining activity and railroads moving all available supply. Most miners remain at work while a few shift to other fields. no material job losses expected due to work distribution and cooperation with corporations and the Ohio Mine Workers Association. Labor troubles are unlikely this year and coal supply is expected to meet demand with stable prices through winter.
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New Straitsville
Ohio
Ohio Mine Workers’ Association
Slabor
Parkersburg visitors and local social notes
Mrs Winters and daughters Frances and Inez visited Parkerstown with Mrs Batchelder calling on relatives at Qualey. Willie Flaherty of Belpre, Rene Giddings of Decatur, Frank Moore from Nelsonville, Emmon Chambers and Cora Riggs of Little Hocking, and Alva Barrows from Nelsonville were seen visiting or at home. Farmers prepare for winter as corn is stored and fuel stocks built. wheat looks poor and a large harvest is uncertain.
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Frances
Inez
Parkersburg
Margaret Batchelder
Qualey
Willie Flaherty
Belpre
Rene Giddings
Decatur
Clara Daugherty
Frank Moore
Nelsonville
Emmon Chambers
Cora Riggs
Little Hocking
Alva Barrows
Hocking Valley
Michael Flaherty
Athens
Millfield News Roundup of Local Visits and Hazing
Estella Woodworth and Charles D Learned of Columbus visit here with family. Athens visitors Addie Finsterwald and Louis Rus sell spend weekends with kin. Midshipment dismissals at the Naval Academy linked to hazing. A University of Maryland Dental student found dead with roommate unconscious after hazing injuries.
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Naval Academy
University of Maryland Dental School
For Sale Local Furnishings and Stove at Dr. ae Residence
For sale one walnut bedstead one baby’s bed one large cooking range for coal or gas in perfect order new coal heating stove Singer sewing machine in order price ten dollars Petelberry at Dr ae residence No 4 nov 4 4w.
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Singer
Dr. Ae
Eee
No Shade No Shine November Catarrh Advice
An English author notes November brings gloom and catarrh, a constitutional disease linked to scrofula and consumption. The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a proven remedy that cures catarrh and may prevent consumption when taken early, calling it America's Greatest Medicine for America's Greatest Disease.
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Hood
America
Six Butte unionists to dine with the president at White House
Six members of a Montana labor union from Butte will travel across the country to meet the president in the White House for a dinner on November 1.
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Butte, Montana
White House
Local doctor promises a cure for consumption in Athens notice
Dr M L Mansfield of Kearney Nebraska promotes a lung disease remedy claiming a 15 year specialization and a guaranteed cure for consumption. He offers free consultation and will relocate to Athens Ohio after November 15 to meet patients at a clinic above Cline's. Office shown as an ai ansfeld, M D with dates noted November 2 to 4.
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M. L. Mansfield
Kearney
Neb
Athens
Cline
An Ai Ansfeld
M. D
Former President Cleveland Praises Election Results
Former President Cleveland declared that as an old fashioned Democrat he was very pleased with the election results. The remark reflects his satisfaction with the outcome and support from party ranks.
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Cleveland
Hocking Valley Sets Fourth Annual Live Stock Excursion
Hocking Valley schedules its fourth annual international live stock excursion in Chicago Illinois from November 25 to December 5. On November 7 the railroad will offer a round trip fare one way plus two dollars for exhibitors presenting certificates signed by the exposition General Manager to secure 27 tickets.
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Chicago
Ill
Hocking Valley
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OUT OF Town News
Athens County
Strouds Run
Della Finsterwald
Stroud’s
California
Alfred
Hollister
Buck’s Heaters
Athens, Ohio
Lottridge
Jane Russell
Lonna Rannion
Annie Rangin
Leander Stout
Maggie Stout
Vida Stout
Fanny Hecox
Chester
Mrs. Gardner
H. E. Stout
First National Bank
Ireland
Millfield
Estella Woodworth
Charles D. Learned
Walter Ackley
Messrs
Ernest Dafr and
Louis Russell
Addie Finsterwald
E. H
Corning
Mabel Woodworth
Prince Dixon
Chauncey Satur
W. R. Wilson
Rev. Cheadle
M. E
L. B. McDaniel
Wm. Kiger
Glouster
S. W. Cass
Norval James, Jr
Emmett Karich
White Rock Oil Co
W. H
icKee
H. C. Higley
Co County Hospital
D. D. D. Company
Dearborn Street
Illinois
W.H. McKee
W.C. Higley
Coolville, Ohio
Ohio Central Lines
Central Passenger Association
Navy
Bonkiot
H. Ingersoll
Dept
Maiden Lane
New York
Newton & Briley
Ame Jewelace
Elk Hotel
West
Union St., Athens, O
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