Social notes from Huntington to Chillicothe area
Local society column lists visitors and guests across Ohio from Huntington to Columbus and Chillicothe. Attendees include Mrs W P McVay, Mr and Mrs F M Patterson, Mrs J N Chappelear, W B Edgar, Mrs J G O Jones, Mr and Mrs Charles Markeson, Mrs F Earl DeWeese, Miss Flo Hedges, Miss Lena Levy, Miss Jessie Weese, Mr and Mrs J D Bain, Mrs Mary Whipple, Dr R W Erwin, and others at events, visits, and family gatherings in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. McVay
Huntington
W. Va
F. M. Patterson
Columbus
J. N. Chappelear
Columbus, C
W. E. Koons
Charles Markeson
Manover
Fred R. Baker
Markeson
D A R Women Meet. Multiple Local Social News
The Marietta Times notes the D A R will meet Saturday at 2 p m at Mrs G D Rhea's residence. Various residents visit relatives in Glouster Lancaster Columbus and Col umbus. hunting trips and illnesses are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorders
G. D. Rhea
Local couples tied the knot and settle in Mansfield area
Mr and Mrs P G Hibbard host day in Canaanville while Mr and Mrs John Hossler recently married in Mansfield return from their wedding trip and take apartments in the W J Brown residence. Mr James D Taylor was a business visitor in Columbus today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
P. G. Hibbard
Canaanville
John Hossler
Mansfield
W. J. Brown
James D. Taylor
Columbus
Stone work near completion on Ath ena Hocking bridge
The new South bridge over the Hocking river at Ath ena nears stone completion but is halted until the old bridge is removed. Part of the old structure may be used for Glouster's Madison street extension bridge as work continues toward finishing the Ath ena bridge and extending Madison Street to Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking River
Athena
Glouster
Madison Street
Main Street
Successfull Sues Agent of Cargill
Old soldier Stiles French won in justice court against Charles W. Egger an agent for the defunct Cargill company. French sought 179 dollars after losing 200 invested through Egger when the era collapsed and received a 179 dollar judgment plus 2 dollars weekly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Egger
Cargill Company
Stiles French
Stiles
Egger
Ohio Sun
New Anaesthetic Promises End of Self-Inflicted Deaths
Evansville Indiana reports Dr. Emery Lamppear of St. Louis announced a new anaesthetic at the Ohio Valley Medical association closing sessions. He claims universal use will end race death by own action, interpreting it as a remedy against self-inflicted fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Ohio Valley Medical Association
Emery Lamppear
St. Louis
Couple pairs listed by ages and towns in brief notice
George Fleming aged 25 and Edna M. Ellis 25 reside in Amelville while Blair 24 a miner and Rena Hill 24 live in Floodwood L L Pritchard 22 a steel worker of Parkersburg and Nellie Gray Cooper 18 of Athens appear in the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fleming
Edna M. Ellis
Melville
George 8. Blair
Miner
Rena Hill
Floodwood
Ll. C. Pritchard
Parkersburg
Nellie Gray Cooper
Athens
Sweet Potato Storage Prevents Rot and Maintains Dryness
Guidelines warn sweet potatoes must be perfectly dry before storage and kept dry throughout. Ventilation and about T0 degrees temperature are advised during sweating, with careful handling to avoid water exposure that fuels fungal growth. Destroy diseased roots and sets by burning and avoid feeding them to animals if manure returns to fields. Use commercial fertilizers, spray young diseased sets with Bordeaux mixture, and rotate fields if infection persists. E. M. Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Wilcox
Hell Defined in Shawnee County Editorial
A Shawnee County Kansas editor describes the daily grind of publishing the paper and the contrast between paying subscribers and deadbeat readers. He condemns nonpayment as anarchy and foresees justice as a form of desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee County
Kan
Matico
Dowler Home Destroyed by Fire Near Marshpeta
Fire completely destroyed the Dowler farm residence about a mile north of Marshpeta with no insurance. Mrs. Dowler found the blaze on the second story around dinner time after a defective flue is believed to have started it. The roof collapsed before anything could be saved.
Hyomei Offer Backed by Henderson-Crider Refund Promise
Henderson-Crider presents Hyomei with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure catarrh. The ad details symptoms like offensive breath, sneezing, nasal discharge, coughing, and weakness and claims Hyomei clears germs in nose throat and lungs. It emphasizes a pocket inhaler and physician confidence in Hyomei’s formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider
Ohio University Board Approves Budget and Plans
The Ohio University board met in Athens with President Ellis and Gov. Harris in attendance. They approved a budget of 151,500 for the coming year including library, printing, summer school and department allocations totaling 14 142.10, authorized north wing equipment at Boyd Hall, and approved a raise for Music Director James Pryor McVey to 2,000. The report notes 540 students and 40 faculty. treasurer Haning reported 120,137.29 in receipts and 114,186.00 in expenditures with a 5,951.21 surplus. Taxes on university lands in Athens and Alexander townships were to be collected or enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meagis
Ellis, Welch
Biddle
Biological Department
Commercial College
College of Music
O. A
N. C
Fluane
Itilie Hal Boyd
Jame
Pryor McVey
Ewing Mall
Ellis Hall
Universis
H. HH. Haning
Athens
Alexander
Notary Cherishes Anonymous Manuscripts and Columbus Logram
The author of Idyll of Spain recalls a notary who boasted a rare collection of anonymous items. He displayed a manuscript from Ferdinand and Isabella with painted initials and claimed to own Homer’s own handwritten Iliad not in Greek. The moment ends with the notary seeking the Columbus logram announcing the New World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Homer
Miguel
Luis
New World
Walter Scott and His Dogs in A Pictorial Lineage
The piece recounts Walter Scott as a devoted dog lover famed for his dogs Camp Malin and Maida. It notes Scott’s affection, anecdotes of Campr’s bite and exoneration, and the wide fame of his canine companionship. Artists painted Maida and a Munich Smiffhof auction illustrated Scott’s pet lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Scott
Lockhart
Camrp
Camn
Maida
Maffa
Beati
Munich
France
Westminster Crretia
Coal Men Inspect Mines In Columbus Visit
George W Schluedeberg general manager of mines and Edward J Taylor chief engineer of the Pitts burgh Coal company toured Columbus yesterday on a return trip from the Hocking valley. They said the big coal company had been thoroughly inspecting the mines of the New Pittsburg Coal company and were pleased with the condition of the local properties they found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Schluedeberg
Edward J. Taylor
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Columbus
Cittabure
Hocking Valley
Big Coal Company
Pittsburg
What Say So Behind Dr Pierce Medicines
Dr Pierce medicines claim wide public support through openly listed ingredients and testimonials. Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription are said to cure many catarrhal and women's health issues with local and general treatment, backed by physicians and patients alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Sage
Pierce
Thouse
Iece
Pierge
R. V
Buffalo
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. B. Edgar
Nelsonville
J. GO. Jones
Chillite
Edward L. Jones
F. Earl DeWeese
Chillicothe
Jesse Davis
Frank 8. Grones
Flo Hedges
Maton
Minnie Brown
W. E. Molter
John Cheshire
Enone
Edmund Harvey
Zanesville
Lu Pickering
Lena Levy
Julia Friday
Cincinnati
Mrs. Friday
Jessie Weese
R. W. Erwin
Bay City
Mich
Emma Carpenter
Simeon Witham
Gallipolis
F. P. McVay
Guysville
8. T. Hull
Ruth Secoy
Fred Fenzel
C. H. Roach
George Bobo
E. C. Mariner
Pomeroy
Abe Hubbard
Clarksburg
George Pearcy
John Pickett
Medzer Swartz
Bucyrus
W. E. Day
Meigs County
H. H. Wickham
W. H. Nicholson
Elsie Wickham
Linden Heights
Lloyd Wadley
Jacksonville
David Mayhugh
Charles Hunter
Ralph P. Jennings
Little
Edward
New Decatur
Alabama
Jenning
George M Goodman
John Courtney
Smith
Valley Register
Marietta Times
Omiss
Clare Carpenter
D. C. Stein
Dick Clare
Lancaster
A. C. Roach
Stephan
Marietta
George Carleton
Kingsbury
T. A. Copeland
Carl Berry
A. M. Lewis and
W. F Peters
J. P. Wood
Spanish War Claims Commission
Washington, D. C
E. C. Needham
Mr. Needham
John W. Caywood
Helen Bailey
O— Herman Crow
Earl Webb
M. Johnson
Lulu FB. Young
Blanche Mills
Claude Burnette Young
Evelyn Young
Lewis Young
Marshfield
Charles Hamilton
Mark Smith
Bellaire
H. J Smith
Hannah Ashton
F M. Mansfield
Morris Avenue
Clark's Chapel
Dan James
Jack Rabbit
Malvina Lefavor
Ida Bowser
Cs Lunybus
Westerville
Ehix
B. L. Horn
Zenia McClead
New Lexington
Claud Parker
C. D. Gist
W. H. McKee
Ayer
D, C, Ayer Co
Lowell
Mase
Cargill
Hell
Bony Gey
Dowler
Marshpeta, O
George Dowler
Pres. Ellis
GOV
Canor
Coard
Trustees
O. U
Met
Yes
University
Ellis
Ohio University
Ath
Ens
Harris
the Board of Trusteees of
Ohio
Uni
Verity
President's Office
Messrs
Bid
Dle
Boyd
Coultrap
Davidson, Duff
Ellis, Hamlin, Jones, Lowry, O'Blen
Welch, Whiley and Wood
Juan
DeWitt
K. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Clines Pharmacy
South Court ST
MoneyoLoan
State of
Athens County
the Security Savings Bank Co
A. S. Buthol
C. C
Croup
Seth Hart
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