Local Residents and Visitors Highlight Pleasant Week
Mr and Mrs Dunbar and family from Parkersburg and Miss Lucile Lovell visited Marietta relatives this week. Mr Treacy Joy and daughter Anna stayed with the Clarks. Beasleys of Colerobus returned home after a week with relatives. Hendersons moved to Athens for work with D Zenner Co. Perrin bought W Smith’s Chesterhill block and will relocate. Bartlett, employed at airfields, spent Sunday here. Beau of Perry Oklahoma visited sister C D Henry. Finch family returned home from Logansport. Fleming attended stock sale in Ulrcksburg WV and bought four cows. CL E Society to host social at Mrs Z L Henry’s Thanksgiving Eve. Elza Bowers moved to Albany. Amesyilla Telephone building plans near Federal. Van Valey and Glazier of Marietta and Knode of Markleburg hosted by Dr and Mrs Howard. Henry returned from visit to Fisher. John Keirna died suddenly. funeral at Hooper Ridge with R of P. Dr A F Linscott bought Marion residence to continue dentistry. R V King guests in Columbia. Mrs Fisher and children of Newark visited Fleming. Mr and Mrs William Peoples of Chesterhill guests of Henrys. Bowers & Kiger, lumber dealers, face creditor claims at 35 cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Dunbar
Gon Harvey
Parkersburg
W. van
Lucile Lovell
al Lowel
Marietta
Treacy Joy
Anna
Joy
G. E. Clark
Ed. Beasley
Colerobus
Clarence Henderson
Athens
Henderson
D. Zenner & Co
N. O. Perrin
General Merchandise
Smith
Chesterhill
Warner
Bartlett
N. G. Beau
Perry Oklahoma
C.D. Henry
W. G. Finch
Logansport
G. le Flemming
Ulrcksburg
W. Va
CL. E. Society
Z. L. Henry
Elza Bowers
Albany
Amesyilla Telephone Company
Federal
Mra
C. J. van Valey
Fite Glazier
Mra. Knode
Marklebsurg
Penn
J. M. Howard
Airs
William Johmson
Fisher
John Keirna
Hooper Ridge
A. F. Linscott
Marion
R. V. King
Columbia
G. E. Fisher
Newark
John Flemming
William Peoples
Cheaterhill
N. MM. Henry
Bowers & Kiger
Visitors and local tributes noted in Gu ysville area
Misses Florence and Elin Johnson of Blanchester visited aunt Mrs Calvert last week. Wade Lawrence of Athens stayed with his father Monday and Tuesday. Mr E R Keihl and two daughters of Belpre visited Mrs and Mrs Calvert. A J Bean assists H H Brown of Coolville. Bean enlisted in signal corps and may be sent to the Philippines. Mrs Mary Murphy and Ina visited relatives in Athens. Thanksgiving services planned in M E church November 28 afternoon. Mrs Alice Bean attended funeral services for Mrs McKee in Athens Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Elin Johson
Blanchester
Mra EM. Calvert
Wade Lawrence
Athens
E. R. Keihl
Belpre
Mra. C. C. Calvert
A. J. Bean
H. H. Brown
Coolville
Wale Bean
Signal Corps
Philippines
Frost Portraits and Local Social Roundup
Mrs Corsinda Rowelling moved to Becvn. A taffy party at Edward Donn's residence drew a large crowd. Ornago Butts and Harvey Calvert with wife of Guysville visited Joseph Patterson and family. Addo Frost returned home after months in the west. Mrs Isabell Blair stayed with Mr and Mrs J Randolph. Miss Anna Dean, visiting her parents, returned to Buchanan West Virginia at the start of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsinda Rowelling
Becvn
Edward Donn
Ornango Butts
Harvey Calvert
Guysville
Toseph Patterson
Addo Frost
West
Isabell Blair
Anna Dean
Buchannan
W. V.o
Local News From Gaysville and Nearby Areas
Mrs Hayes Burson of Gaysville spends the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Calvin Ackley Mrs Phillips and Mrs Baker visited the Williams family one day last week Rev Spencer of Athens preached at the Christian church Sunday A literary poetry event was held here Friday evening Mr Christman was elected president Elias Walliaie pecptaey BRE Njed Sttuodtar ae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Burson
Gaysville
Calvin Ackley
Phillips
Mra
Baker
W. F. Williams
Rev. Spencer
Athens
Christian Church
Christman
Elias Walliaie
Marchmont Guests and Local Visitations Note
George Vansickle and Charlie Tucker from nearby towns visited here last week while Mrs Ida Secoy hosted in Stockport. Mrs. Oliver Bonger and son Alba stayed with relatives, and Miss Gustav Tucker traveled to Athens for several weeks. Visitors from Atchison, Kansas returned home with Mrs Baldersons nephew Harry Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vansickle Sud
Murray City
Sivers
Hmiatin
Charlie Tucker
Bounimont
John Gillett
Alicy Jordan
Waldo Laird
Dinconville
Ida Secoy
Stockport
Oliver Bonger
Alba
Lucy Balderson
Atchinson Kansas
Athens
Brewer
Mr. Bowers
Columbus
Frank Finsterwald
Marshfield High literary society to hold second meeting
The Marshfield High School literary society will meet again at Hy of PL hall Saturday night with AML patrons and friends invited. Various community notices follow including religious meetings in Salem and Protracted revival plans, along with local social updates and brief farm and dairy notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Marshfield High School
Hy of
Methodist Protestant Church
Torsday
Lizzie Barrows
Athens
EF. D. Knowlton
Ray
L. Knowlton
M. A. Pierce
Effie Bridge
Baby
Murray City
T. J. Withers
Mr Bridge
Dress Goods Department Christmas Bargains Draw Shoppers
New stock replaces old fur items with prices from $1.00 to $12.00 and up to $15.00. Sable, stone martin, black martin, mink, beaver, silver grey fox and other furs featured. The ad urges shoppers to economize this Christmas and visit the department to view the selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Distinction in Suits and Overcoats Attracts Big-Line Quality
In CLOTHING DEPARTMENT for Men, Boys and Children, the store promotes a premium line copied from New York fashion houses. The line, produced by experienced makers, prices range from 2.50 to 25.00 with strongest offerings from 8.00 up, and a budget tier at 5.00 to 25.00. The ad asserts exclusive regional sales and contrasts small makers unfavorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oura
New York Sth Avenue
Hats and Haberdashery The Holiday Trade
The season brings bright lines of hats and fine haberdashery with holiday style and elegance. Trade thrives as shoppers seek richer accessories and gift worthy items in a festive market.
City Hall Plans and Corruption Talk in West Town
A Pittsburg architect recalls a town’s bid for a $500000 city hall where a ring allegedly sought a $200000 kickback. The exchange warned against meddling in graft, suggesting safer projects. The piece meanders through notes on Angoras goats, Belgian hares, and pricing oddities, ending with questions about hare meat prices.
Women of the Drama Criticizes Pinero’s Women
A critic argues that contemporary drama relies on female audiences and that Pinero repeatedly depicts women of flawed character. The piece urges female readers to reject unchivalrous portrayals and questions whether Pinero truly understands women or can create virtuous heroines. An anecdote about a doctor and an intelligent horse follows, illustrating humane observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pinero
Paola Tanqueray
Agnes Ebbsmith
Iris Gellamy
Iris
Isthea
Picero
Ladd Ho
Panapha Ledger
Fraudulent Giants and the Carulff Giant Hoax
A historical fraud narrative recounts European giant fossilclaims misidentified as extinct men giants. It describes a surgeon who unearthed Teutobochus Rex tale in Louis XIV era Dauphine finds, including coins and medals, later debunked as a sham akin to the Carulff Giant plaster cast fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Louis XIV
Dauphine
Cimbri
Marius
In Memoriam John W. Lawrence
John W. Lawrence born June 2 1875 in Carthage Ohio died November 17 190? in Athens Ohio at age 26 years 5 months and 15 days united with Bertha M Dalton June 4 1806 in Athens county two children Irwin Dalton and Ralph Larson survive devoted to parents wife and children converted to religion early and active in church suffered much yet remained cheerful members of Lawrence M E church and Athens M E church before death mourned by family and community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Lawrence
Horace S
Etta H. Lawrence
Carthage
Athens County
Ohio
Athens
Marriange
Bertha M. Dalton
Irwin Dalton
Ralph Larson
Mr. Lawrence
Hie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lawrence
M. E. Church
Final accounts and guardianship notices in Wellington estate case
Probate records list several final and first accounts for estates and guardianships. George A Coe Administrator and Mary Lo Vincent Administrator of George W Vincent, Charlotte Barrows Guardian of Wm J Barrows, Norm Light Guardian of Wesley Breyfogle, Myrtle Swartz Guardian of Lovina M Swartz, Himm L Baker Guardian of Alden R and Fred D Ogdon. Hearings set for Saturday December 14, 1901, before Probate Judge A. Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A
Coe
State of Wellington
Mary Lo Vincent
George
Vincent
Charlotte Barrows
Wm. J.barrows
Norm Light
Wesley Breyfogle
Myrtle Swartz
Lovina M. Swartz
Himm L. Baker Guanlian
Alden R
Fred D. Ogdon
Bethel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anssville
Frost
SHADE
Marchmont
Ann Scarlett
M. E
C. Patterson
J. P. Childs
Lower Salem
David Ridenour
Chester
Lizzie Watson
Mr. Ridenour
Fannie Griffin
Logan
Lucy Hoyt
Youba
Nebranska
Israel M. Foster
Athiess
Dress Goods Department
Ttug
FURS
Pittsburg
Blank
Sterlings
Gant Chota
Angoras
New Mexico
Women OF the Drama
Seltuate, Mans
Stetson
Cc.c
Deaser
Bitte Barnets
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!