Various Athens county residents noted visiting and events
A long list of local people and guests visits Athens area towns. Mrs D B Stewart ill. numerous relatives and friends visit Columbus Logan Nelsonville and Athens. Pension increases for John L Clark and Thomas Wilkison. Fire at Ash ton building, public lesson from hose use. Ohio University athletics rise, football game Marietta at fairgrounds. Antietam commemorative tablets planned. Judge Stephenson dies. G A R event pronounces King’s English. new Dyson flatiron square dwelling. campus concert in University chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Main Street
F.S. Grones
Athletic Association of Ohio University
Ohio University
McKinley
Antietam
Ohio
O. V
Charles Townsend
J. B. Allen
Athens
F. C. Russell
Middleport
L. Hawk
Marshfield
Fairgrounds
Marietta College
Marietta
Esquire
Silas H. Stephenson
Columbus
Chauncey
Stephenson
David Dyson
Scott Runion
Nelsonville
F. M. Cochran
Enid
Oklahoma
Cyrus Russell
Stewart
University
Parkersburg
University of West Virginia
Preston Patton
Frost, Co. A
Increase
Sardine Cowell
Plantsville
Co. C
Joseph Earich
Capt
D. W. Cornell
Guysville
U. S
Flag Presentation at Glouster by the G A R Post
W P Johnson Post G A R at Glouster received a silk flag donated by the daughters of the late Dr W P Johnson after whom the post was named. Ceremonies included a long address by General Grosvenor, memorial remarks by Major Welch, and speeches by Chaplain Lozier and Bishop Watterson. Proceeds from an evening repast totaled $214.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
W. P. Johnson
Johnson
Athens
Opera House
Grosvenor
Eighteenth
Dr. Johnson
Townsend
J. M. Welch
Maj
Jewett
Lozier
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Bishop Watterson
Columbus
Father Thompson
W. P. Johnson Corps
Dr R M Steele Dies At Athens After Illness
Dr R M Steele died at his Athens residence Monday at 4 30 am after about two weeks of pneumonia. He was born in Lawrence County Ohio and was over forty six. He moved to Athens in 1885 and built a large practice. He served one term on the Athens city council and was known as a public spirited citizen and horse enthusiast. He leaves a wife and three children. Funeral held Wednesday at 1 30 pm at his home conducted by Rev Cyrus Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Steele
Athens
Steele
Lawrence County
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Cyrus Rose
Annual Recorder's Office Statistics and Local Notices
The recorder reports 441 farm deeds and 27 town lot deeds, 40 573 acres at 36 25 per acre, and farm and town property values totaling over 1 1 million and 292 877 respectively. Mortgages recorded and canceled show net reductions and increases, with a favorable rural credit amid economic downturn. A San Luis Obispo ballot sample lists 298 candidates for 53 offices, across five parties, with 73 electors per full party ticket and nine constitutional amendments. The M I S social group hosted a farewell for retiring president Joshua Williams with Jeannette Sloane hosting refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Bean
Esquire
E. T. Rose
San Luis Obispo
California
Esquire Rose
John Hornby
Athens
Community notes from Amesville and surrounding towns
Dr and Mrs G V Riddle of Barnesville Ohio were recent guests of Mr and Mrs J F Brown. Mr and Mrs Ellis Ballard of Philadelphia are guests of Mrs B's mother Mrs Schwefalter. Dr Powell will lecture before the C E and Epworth Leagues of Amesville Thursday evening and attend the convention of the Sunday schools of Ames and Bern townships. A church social at Mrs Sue Weidman's home Thursday evening with supper at five and a six o'clock sale of eatables. Miss Emma McVay in Cleveland for WCTU conventions and will visit Columbus and Logan next week. Thanksgiving fruit social at Supt C B Wheaton's home hosted by the C E missionary committee. Monthly C E business meeting last Monday showing strong attendance and prosp ering. A nine year old girl admitted to Athens State Hospital last week from Scioto county as one of the youngest patients in the state insane asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Riddle
Barnesville
Ohio
J. F. Brown
Ellis Ballard
Philadelphia
Schwefelter
Powell
C. E. and
Epworth League
Amesville
Ames
Bern Townships
Sue Weidman
Emma McVay
Cleveland
Columbus
Logan
Supt. C. 8
Wheaton
C. E. Missionary Committee
C. E
Nerve Vitalizer touted by ex-president as cure
W Flick of New Garden Ohio testifies after a two year decline from nervous prostration. He credits Dr Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer with restoring strength and health after six bottles of the medicine. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy Athens and druggists. Also notes new shipments from France and government adoption of The Standard Dictionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Flick
New Garden
Columbiana Co
Ohio
Salem
Cures for Catarrh Promised by Hall's Medicine Pitch
The notice lists personal names and markets Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures in all stages. It touts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offers a $100 reward for any failure, and invites readers to send for testimonials. It also promotes Campbell & Glazier's holiday bargains and factory-direct imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Cream Baking Powder Wins World Fair Award
Announcement notes Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder received a top World Fair award with information directed to E. K. Baker of Athens Ohio regarding the Standard Dictionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Price
E. K. Baker
Athens
Knights of Pythias honor Morse and Brown with Page rank
Athenian Lodge No 104 Knights of Pythias conferred Page rank on Bert E. Morse and Charles F. Brown during a Monday evening ceremony reflecting the lodge’s recognition of their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Bert E. Morse
Charles F. Brown
Athenian Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Syrup of Figs Lauded as Ideal Family Remedy
A historical testimonial extols Syrup of Figs for gentle laxative action and soothing effects. It states both children and parents benefit, calling it the best family remedy and recommending every family keep a bottle on hand.
Standard Dictionary Praised by Noted Educators
Quotations from Hubert H. Bancroft D. Gregory and Thoburn hail the Standard Dictionary. They call it superior to rival Webster International and predict it will mark a notable event in their generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert H. Bancroft
the International
Gregory
Lake Forest University
Thoburn
Puget Sound University
Excursion to Athens for football game half fare
Ohio Central Lines offer half fare tickets to Athens from Albany Glouster and nearby points for the November 24 football game between Athletics of Athens and Marietta. Tickets valid on trains 1 and 10 outbound and 2 and 1 return the same day. A large turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Marietta
Ohio Central Lines
Albany
Glouster
Obituary of Mary Ann Green of Ames township Ohio
Mary Ann Green born April 1 1820 in Ames township Athens county Ohio married James Wood June 1842. Of their nine children six survive. She joined the Freewill Baptist church at 13 and lived a devout Christian life. She died October 31 18M at age 74 years 7 months after a long illness. Funeral by Rev G E Pisber at New England M E church, interred New England cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Green
Ames Township
Athens County
Ohio
James Wood
Freewill Baptist Church
G. EB. Pisber
New England
M. E
New England Cemetery
Palace of Art remembers the White City forever
The narrative recalls the Palace of Art as a surviving beacon beside the lake after the White City fire and storm. It is described as a museum and gallery that will entertain and instruct future generations, a World’s Fair in miniature reflecting the 1893 exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Museum
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. B. Stewart
J. D. Brown
Cincinnati
Peter Kern
Bertha Dell
Aaron Dell
Perry Root
Big Run
Jessie Tresham
Lelia Hibbard
Hattie ‘Lritsch
A. C. Kelly
C. Y. Lawrence
A. M Jones
Will
Lillie Leslie
Isabel Kurtz
Vorhes
Grace Grosvenor
Jennie Ryan
J. F. White
John T. Hope
Thos. Wilkison
John L. Clark
Mineral
H. E. Soule
Vinton County Republican
W. H. King
C. S. Haines
Washington City
State Hospital
H. M. Ruth
Vanderhoof
Geo. Hickle
Hickle & Kesinger
New York City
Sibley
de Steigner
Gallipolis
C. Bright
Frank Dinsmore
Henry Dinsmore
Portsmouth
Ella Morris
Kansas City
Missouri
Clay McLean
Carrie Carpenter
Chambers
J. H. Glazier
Glazier
William Holmes
West End
Sistersville
Kate Sheldon
Liberty
Town
Chicago
Charles Townsend, Jr
Pomeroy
J. L. Pickering
Hocking Valley
Xmas
Tar Messenazi
Hrravp
Josian Wise
Coolville
Wise
R.M. Steele
Ariel Ladies
City Hall
Ariel
Smith
Cincinnati Enquirer
Daily News
Elgin
Tlinois
A. O. Sloane
Athens State Hospital
Frank Brooks
Electa Searls
Brooks
Searls
Howard Koon
Koon
C. W. Lawrence
Henry M
John M. Crippen
Crippen Wagon Company
Mr. Lawrence
Messrs. Crippen
Crippen
Lewis Sprague
Mt. Zion
Opera
Jeannette Sloane
Joshua Williams
Jackson
Jackson Standard- Journal
Forry
Presbyterian Church Notes
Scioto County
France
Washington
U. S. Gov’t
Geo W. Mace
Mattie Beverage
Webber Coakley
Charlotte Pickett
Homer W. Wolf
Mary L. Allen
Sullivan Maxwell
Hulda J. Hayden
George W. Carsey
Iovetta Wilson
George J. Leighty
Anna I. Burleigh
George Davis
Mary A. Palmer
Charles B. Shaner
Martha A. Davis
John Flaherty
Della Smith
Campbell & Glazier's
Csstecsens
China Palace
Campbell & Glazier’s
White City
Palace of Art
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