Local News Items and Obituaries From Amesville
Out of Town News column records a string of visitors and residents’ movements across Amesville and nearby towns. Notables include P. Smith and Are E. Tedrow visiting family, Alec Smith in Athens, Bertha Locie Fisher and Mrs. W. P. Shepard moving to Washington, D.C., and Barney Donley’s sudden death from dropsy with funeral services held. The column notes weddings, neighbors visiting Dresden and Columbus, and community events such as the Tryperion club thimble party and Daughters of America gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. P. Smith
Amesville
E. A. Tedrow
Alec Smith
Ed Aumiller
Columbs
W. P. Shepard
Washington, D.C
Lewis Socie
Columbus
Willard Webb
Toledo
Thomas Stitt
Sadie
Sophia
G Abr
Great Lawn
Mary Smith
Ed Cummins
Joseph Smith
Weat Columbus Stroet
L. B. Sparks
Gumming
Hesse
Glouster
Olive Sparks
Dresden
Local Diary Fragments Show Nearby Visits and Travel
OCR notes tell of multiple visits and parlance around weeks past. Mentions include Darhembarg Monday events and St. Tavis sessions, Davis and Littlerstep, Blair at Frost, and a Friday night Parkersburg return from Newbery Ridge.
Custaty Jesust ie elects officers and plans oyster supper
In Uysville Sagarah Lodze No 408 FL & A MH elected officers for the Custaty Jesust ie. Officers include J EH Rie, Pearl Beau, Wihitaere, Neal, Lady Owen Beers and G Fuller. Installation set for the next regular meeting with an oyster supper and purse for members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagarah Lodze
FL & A. MH
Jesust
J. EH. Rie
Mm. Ith
Pearl Beau
Wihitaere
W. Cornch
Owen Beers
E. G. Fuller
Trier
Albany School Notices and Local Social Items
Prof Wilson gave a lecture at Albany high school Friday. The Q T RC met there Saturday with ten teachers present and plans for the next meeting December 14. Urvalle Dailey vacations with his parents. Miss Flossie Suckers of Mt Blanco visited Miss Clara Carpenter. An A E social at Vorheystal Saturday netted 102. The remains of Myrtle Sweeney were brought home and funeral held at FLW B. Interment Hebbardaville. Mrs Jonnie Beekler visits McPherson and plans Columbus home. Nel Blackwood taught near Athens visited Blanche Mohler. Dr EK Crossen of Dayton on vacation with parents. E M Vorhes of Nelsonville at home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof Wilson
Ohio University
Albany
Q. T RC
Urvalle Dailey
Flossie Suckers
Mt. Blanco
Clara Carpenter
A. E
Vorchestal
Myrtle
P. H. Sweeney
Selonville
FLW
Hebbardaville
Jonnie Beekler
Afr
Chas McPherson
Athens
Blanche Mohler
EK. T. Crossen
Dayton
E. M. Vorhes
Nelsonville
Social notes from surrounding towns show illness and visits
Mrs. Sadie Ball is poorly. Mrs. Henry Milla of Carthage visited friends on Wednesday. Mrs. Linda Bishop spent a day last week with her sister Mrs. Ator of Shade. Elizabeth Coen has asthma and heart trouble but is convalescent. Mrs. Maggie Graft of Knox spent a week with her brother Elijah Coen. A surprise party for Mrs. Noland Wednesday was a success. James Crawford of Cannan visited his son James Crawford. wires and boxes in good order. Mindell Shott, student at Shade, home last week with his mother Mia. Will Shott and Mindell travelled to Athens Monday. Add Shott and a friend from Columbus visited uncle Dennis Timney and brother John and Will Shott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Ball
Henry Milla
Carthage
Linda Bishop
Ator
Shade
Elizabeth Coen
Maggie Graft
Knox
Elijah Coen
Noland
James Crawford
Cannan
Mindell ‘Shott
Mia
Will Shott
Athens
Add Shott
Columbus
Dennis Timney
John
Local notices and moving concerns in Hebbardsville
W G Shaffer will occupy Chas Coe's property. An oyster supper at E B Armstrong's home Thursday benefits the P church. R J Grossen and son Israel plan holidays in Columbus MS. Lelia Crouch returns to Athens from visits. Mrs Will Drake to Columbus for holidays. W Hudwell to occupy Shafer's vacated house. Will Crossen and Ira Andrews home for a few days. No new diphtheria cases in two weeks. school in progress. Chas Co leaves Monday for Nelsonville to make his future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Shaffer
Chas. Coe
E. B. Armstrong
P. Church
Bira
R. J. Grossen
Israel
Columbus
Lelia Crouch
Athens
Will Drake
W. Hudwell
W. G. Shafer
Will Crossen
Ira Andrews
Chas Coo
Mondy
Nelsonville
Local Social Notes Highlight Friends and Visits
Whitacer and Mrs Palcher of Guysville were entertained guests of Mrs. Worewater for a day. Arthur Wolfe of Athens hunted nearby for several days. Mrs. Robbins visited friends in Jackson county. Mr. John Rainey and children returned from Porterfield where relatives hosted them. Bertha Norris stayed with her parents in Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL OA. Whitacer
7Ler
Palcher
Guysville
Worewater
Arthur Wolfe
Athens
Robbins
Jackson County
John Rainey
Porterfiehl
Bertha Norris
Coolville
Sanda
Local Shifts and Notices From Area People
Warnings of local movements include Williams spending a week end December 2, John Eaton’s recent trip to Meltonville and Columbus, and Mrs Charles visiting her parents Rev and Mrs Morris at Lucasville. Mr I Hampton and Miss Ludia Burleigh wed at a Barteigh home with Rev Mathony officiating. Sarsoat and Smith repair a dwelling on J B Barson’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dici
John Eaton
Meltonville
Columbus
Charles
Lucasville
I. ¥. Hampton
Ludia Burleigh
Mroo
Charles Barteigh
Rome township Sunday School convention meets at M E church
Friday events feature papers by H E Adrian and Ada line Taylor on Sunday school work. Rev R C Stewart delivers a profitable address. A round label by A B Saunderson succeeds. Officers elected for the new year include President H E AdramVice President E Green and Secretary E S Byron. Local notes list visitors relocations and assorted community actions in Amesville and surrounding Osage area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome Township
M. E. Church
H. E. Adrian
Adaline Taylor
R. C. Stewart
A. B. Saunderson
Bir. Green
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Events
McCairn spent days with Leo sister in Poche exsburyg then returned home Liualis Joln Hendericksen of Bonne wh Waypent spent several days with his parents last week Mrs Elica Botkin plans Thanksgiving with daughter Mrs Robert Simpson in Rockland Rev C W Borer of Marietta spoke at Mt E church and Baptist church gathering Anti-Saloon League work Wm C Palmer marked the 87th birthday last Saturday following a serious accident weeks ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCairn
Leo
Anti-Saloon League
The
Baptist Church
Wm. C. Palmer
Chase. Wilson Pugh and son complete a fine fara for alae Woodyard
The quarterly meeting at Waning Chapel closed Sunday night despite bad weather. Roy Fulton attended and delivered eloquent remarks. Cecilia Grickels, daughter of Emmett, died and will be buried at Burlingham. She will resume teaching after a two week vacation. Kenney of Downingtoy visited friends. Dinsmore named superintendent at a salary of $10 per month. Mr. Lacsmore is praised for his new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Pugh
Waning Chapel
Roy Fulton
Cecilia
Ghee
Emmett Dgrickels
Burlingham
Rehool Sater
Sul Kenney
Downingtoy Re
Ol Dinsmore
Winderleeshante
Lacsmore
Rathbone Sisters At Motel Athena Entertainment Evening
Rathbone Sisters staged a local entertainment at Motel Athena with afternoon and evening performances. Guests enjoyed sandwiches coffee and a sales booth offering flour coffee and general-use goods while visitors could fish dig for treasure and seek fortunes from a fortune teller. Music accompanied the event for the Sisters fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone
Motel Athena
Alpha sorority hosts dormitory reception at university
The Alpha Alpha Alpha sorority held a reception Friday night at the Ladies Dormitory. Seven charter members Miss Hartford Miss Ethel Riley Miss Jamie Sprague Miss May Taylor Miss Reinher Miss Hunter and Miss Cooper led the receiving line with Mrs F J Jones Mrs Chubb Mrs Bentley and others as patrons. Selbys Orchestra provided music and refreshments were served. The second floor was set aside for the event while plans prepare a west wing room opposite Pi Phi for future occupancy after the Thanksgiving holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Hartford
Ethel Riley
Joanie Sprague
May Taylor
Miss Reinherr
Hunter
Miss Cooper
F. J. Jones
Chubb
Bently
Aira. Dean
Copeland
Selby
Ape Ta
Remains of Major A D Brown Brought to Athens
Remains of Major A D Brown were brought to Athens from Pompey for funeral services at the new cemetery. Born August 2 181, he joined the Fourth Regiment OGY and rose to major. He went to Pompey in 185% where he remained engaged. Mrs Brown survived him with several children including A C Brown of Atchison KS and L K Brown of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
A. D. Brown
Poemeray
Major Brown
OG. Y
Pomerey
Brown
Childre A. C. Brow A
W.ld. Brown
Atchinson, Kasisas
L. K. Brown
Phurt T
Rev Holme
Los Angeles
Portelthwais
Minnia
Wilson Partlow Wedding In Athens And McArthur
Miss Minnie Wilson and Mr. George W. Partlow were married on a Wednesday evening in a small ceremony attended by close friends. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. L. D. Wilson and a respected young woman from Athens, while the groom is described as a energetic young business man from McArthur. The ceremony took place in a happy home setting with a few intimate attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wilson
George W. Partlow
Athens
L. D. Wilson
McArthur
Thanksgiving Dinner Celebrates New Household Establishment
A local note reports a bountiful Thanksgiving dinner honorably marking a new household joining the area. Friends extend prosperity and joy while a display of taper tie relics from Captain Frank B. Lowry’s Philippines service is shown at Grones & Link's men's store, inviting public viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Frank 8. Lowry
Philippines
Grones & Link's
A Pointer for the Mobo
A hobo recalls leaving Pittsburg on a freight train and a close call with a brakeman. He describes a dramatic crash that broke his legs and ribs, noting the brakeman died and comments on conscience and fate after the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobo
Pittsburg
Tobo
Fisherman Hooks Odd Double Pike Tale
A Michigan angler on Selkirk in Katkaska County lands two pike after a tie in a big catch. He reels in a two pound pike on the line that held a five pound twin, the second fish badly entangled by the line wrapped twice around its gills. New York Times reporter notes the unusual encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Selkirk Katkaska County
New York
Lightweight Bout Throws Aboard Confusion
Commentators rail against a mismatched lightweight bout as the crowd benches on the clash. The speaker notes that power overwhelms finesse in early exchanges and cites the difficulty of delivering precise strikes against a harder target.
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