Local Social Notes From Amesville and Nearby towns
Miss Lola Antle of Glouster visits Mr and Mrs Grant Antle in Amesville. J W Cecil visits his parents in Dunbar. M H Dennis from New Salem Mo visits Mr and Mrs Daniel Fleming. Col Hinman and Mr Post of Columbus guests of Will Wells. Dr O G Linscott makes a business trip to Columbus. Rev W J Warrener returns from Columbus and Dayton and lectures in Dayton. Miss Lucile Lovell to Marietta for recital and Lisbon entertainment. Fred and Arthur Mercer of Chesterfield visit on business. Mrs J L Henry spends week in Columbus with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Antle
Glouster
Grant Antle
Cecil
Dunbar
M. H. Dennis
New Salem
Daniel Flem
Col. Hinman
Post of
Columbus
Will Wells
O. G. Linscott
W. J. Warrener
Dayton
Warrener
Lucile Lovell
Marietta
Timblin
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and News
Miss Maud Miner returns from Pennsylvania and Youngstown while many friends and relatives host gatherings across Jobs Murray City and Lancaster. A daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs Hiram Rosser to celebrate. weddings, visits, and club meetings fill the week. Protracted meeting opens at Union Church led by Rev. Walters.
Crowded Socials and Home News From Canaanville Area
Local notes report open house at Mr and Mrs George Crawford inviting intimate friends with singing and games. Visitors and guests frequent Athens and nearby towns including Marshfield Gaysville and Columbus with several family visits and housing moves mentioned.
Local Social Roundup in Coolville and Nearby
Community notes recount gatherings and visits across Coolville and nearby towns. Guests include Miss Lelia Mills, Dr. and Mrs. Hartnell, Mrs. Grimes, and numerous locals visiting relatives in Athens Gaysville Newark and Stewart.
Albany County Notes from Marshfield Convention and Towns
A Sunday school convention at Marshfield drew many from Albany and was praised as one of the county’s best. Dr. Holmes’s new building nears completion on Wilks street. Cline Bros. finished a top store room. Orley Shaw teaches Lookout school for the rest of the year. Mary Neff began district nine classes at Athens township. A. H. Dixon will address Vinton county teachers at McArthur Saturday. Clarence Murphy and wife of Columbus visit local friends. Miss Caroline Murphy from the O A is with her parents this week. Miss Clendenin will hold Thanksgiving exercises in her intermediate room on Wednesday November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Mary Neff
Athens Township
Miss Neff
Albany High School
A. H. Dixon
Vinton County
McArthur
Clarence Murphy
Columbus
Caroline Murphy
Clendenin
Social Notes from New England Town Visits
Miss Ethyl Colvin and Susie Lin Scott of Sand Rock spent weekend with Constance and Mary Ogg. Eli Spaulding visited his sister Mrs. Fred Laughlin of Sugar Creek over Sunday. Robert Copeland and wife returned from a month long visit with their son in Delaware. Mrs. Ella Chambers visits parents in Athens this week. Mrs. Charles Perry plans a winter in Texas with her sister. Will and Bert Lewis and Mr. Newton of Bachtel stayed with Leonard McDonald and wife. Mary Lewis and Jim visited brother George last week at Nelsonville. A C Hill and Tim Frame of Athens hunted nearby. game haul was modest though ammunition was heavy. Mrs. Dickey of Hamden visited Spaulding. Mrs. Lucy Mills and Nancy Green of Guysville visited Lou Spaulding. Copeland party returned from four weeks visiting Columbus, Marion, Glouster and Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethyl Colvin
Susie Linscott
Sand Rock
Constance
Mary Ogg
Eli Spaulding
Fred Laughlin
Sugar Creek
Robert Copeland
Delaware
Ella Chambers
Athens
Charles Perry
Texas
Will
Bert Lewis
Mr. Newton
Bachtel
Leonard McDonald
Mary Lewis
Jim
Nelsonville
George
A. C. Hill
Tim Frame
Dickey
Hamden
Spaulding
Lucy Mills
Nancy Green
Guysville
Lou Spaulding
Columbus
Marion
Glouster
Amesville
Local notes from Marshfield Ohio and surroundings
Herbert Beverge of West Virginia visited his parents and sister in Marshfield for a couple of days. Frank D. Knowlton’s family will return to Zaleski after caring for parents with typhoid fever. mother died, father improving. Nell Hoodlett’s eighteenth birthday party yielded a gold watch and gifts. Rev. J. D. Howell moved to Chicago. Ida Allison, daughter of F. H. McVey, spent time with Mrs. Faye Kennedy. Box supper at Jerseyville parsonage for M E church. Mrs. E. G. Angel and daughter visited Sunday. Sunday school rally at Flora drew several locals. Dr. T. A. Copeland and daughters attended a Sunday school convention in Marshfield. Daisy Caffery spoke on intemperance at M E church Jerseyville. Blane Jeffers returned from Michigan. Mrs. H. T. Phillips and Blanche Helwig, en route home, lost control of their horse. no serious injuries. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Roberts and son from Athens visited John Ator. Mrs. G. O. Shoemaker and family and Miss Villa Branch of Jerseyville visited Wm. Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Woolard
Marshfield
Clarence Washburn
Charleston
DeWitt Washburn
Will McLean
Anna McLean
Athens
Hiram Rosser, Jr
J. ©. Parker
Wilson Moore
Starr
L. McManigal
Mary Cooley
Goyaville
Bachtel
Alva McCall
Mises Abbie Beson
Jennie Burrell
Lancaster
Bernice Newton
Wylie Cecil
Columbus
Oril Howe
Logan
Ethel Steadman
John Beerman
China
Keme Walali
Hiram Rosser
Katie
Anita Minck
Rose
Anna Price
Jackson
Alice Juniper
Frank Patton
Alice Finck
Will Morgan
J. M. Hyde
Pedro Club
Fort Street
Henry Hurst
Joseph
Elizabeth Howe
Frank Earich
Nellie
Glouster
Chester Woodworth
Colorado
L. D. Hanlin
Viola Learned
Chauncey
Lively
Frank of Byer
Hulda
Dixon
Lucy Learned
Union
Henry Bean
Orlo Gard
Marietta
F.L. Junod
Charles Dorr
John Haislet
Mary
Charles Carnes
M. PD. Poston
Flushing
A.J. Poston
Katherine Hoisington
Ida Cone
Ira McDaniel
Susie Baker
Jesse
G. W. Starkey
Geo. Crawford
J. W. Murphy
Gaysville
Melvin Barstow
Robert Smith
D. W. Hoisington
Ellen Smith
W. P. Baird
Marchmont
Henry Finsterwald
Henry Finsterwald, Jr
Herbert Beverge
West Virginia
Frank D. Knowlton
Zaleski
Nell Hoodlett
E. G. Angel
Flora
T. A. Copeland
Edna
Lucile Burson
Daisy Caffery
M. E. Church
Jerseyville
Blane Jeffers
Michigan
H. T. Phillips
Blanche Helwig
Jane Rogers
L. W. Roberts
Robert
John Ator
G. O. Shoemaker
Local Social Notes from Judson and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs Amos Holland were hosted by their daughter Mrs Samuel Frost at Judson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Sprague of Athens visited friends here Sunday. H F Dillinger of Angell Ridge teaches at Long Ran. Locals attended the Asbury protracted meeting Saturday evening. Miss Blanche Love visited sister Mrs Arnold Lonas of Sand Ridge Saturday and Sunday. The piece notes 16 173 046 men aged 18 to 45 in the country with 11 542 in plain terms militia ready men per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Holland
Samuel Frost
Judson
Wm. Sprague
Athens
H. F. Dillinger
Angell Ridge
Long Ran
Asbury
Blanche Love
Arnold Lonas
Sand Ridge
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Mnelbonville
Maud Miner
Pennnsylvania
Youngstown
Carl Willis
Jobs
Delphus Reigh
Lewis Baurer
Buchtel Friends
Len Pyle
Murray City
H. H. Wolf
Millfield
Bertha Dixon
William Gilley
Trimble
Misses Dixon
Norval James
Canaanville
George Crawford
Bev Brown
D. B. Webster
Cyrus Bean
Thomas Hagerty
Mary Finsterwald
Sarah Graham
Graham Chapel
Lewis Graham
Flossie Linsecott
Cadda Davis
George Bobo
W. H. Nicholson
P. B. Wickham
Glenn Allin
N. D
Harry O'Bleness
Coolville
A. E. Lawrence
Ida Wedge
J. J. Morrison
Mayme
Dora Barth
Ed Bowen
Parkersburg
Parish
Newark
Worthen
M. F. Frost
John Malone
State Hospital
Willow Creek
Dean Cullum
George Rhodahaver
South Canaan
Emma Persons
Orange
Lewis Mansfield
Adda Koush
Lysander
William Tedrow
Andrew Cullums
Allen Mercer
Samuel Kirkendall
Mrs
Loren Castle
Lottridge
Jane Rodgers
Cora
Emma McClanahan
R. F E. McClanahan
Harvey Pugh
Alexander
Ben Maxwell
James
West Canaan
James McClanahan
Jennie Thornburgh
Hugh and
Jesse Patterson
Ath
D. A. Williams
J.C. McClanahan
Albany
New England
Pike Valley
M. E. Elured
Sam Sommer
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Winter Cloak Bargains
Stewart
Ohio
J. D. Raw
Morty
Crest
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