Ohio election shows Democratic apathy and Republican plurality
State returns indicate stronger Republican support in Ohio with Carmi A. Thompson winning Secretary of State by 56 300 over Herrick while Hoskins trails. The overall Republican lead averages about 65 000 though the head ticket had its lowest statewide turnout since 1892. Socialist gains noted amid party shifts.
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Ohio
Herrick
Carmi A. Thompson
Samuel A. Hoskins
John M. Pattison
Mr. Hoskins
Rev
Herbert Bigelow
Tom L. Johnson
Renick D. Dunlap
Charles Kinney
Colonel Thompson
Lucas County
Hamilton
Thompson
Butler
Hoskins
Hardin County
Adams County
Marion County
Socialist Party
Socialist-Labor Party
Local Notables and Guests Visit Amesville and Nearby Areas
Amesville residents host relatives and visitors from Stockport Chesterhill Bartlett and Guysville while many locals attend for business, church events and a birthday surprise. Silas Ogg and Jane Roberts wed at a local home. the M E B church group plans a surprise party for Mrs. Bostwick with a farewell token.
Personal notices from Nelsonville and Athens area
Oral Stevenson of Nelsonville was a Monday guest of friends. Several residents and visitors including Malcolm Douglass, Mrs. A E Moore, Dr T L Jones, Ruth Welch, and others were noted in Athens area social items with visits, addresses, and upcoming events such as weddings and golden anniversaries.
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Daily Messenger
Oral Stevenson
Nelsonville
A. E. Moore
Allison Jones
Mrs Jourdan Visits Hemlock With Dr and Mrs Miller
Mrs O G Jourdan and her young son left this morning for a brief visit with Dr and Mrs Miller in Hemlock. Mrs Harvey Wilson plans to return Sunday after spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs D C Thomas in Gloucester.
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Florence Gabriel
Columbus
Athens
Eber Gabriel
Morris Avenue
H. H. Wickham
W. W. Wickham
Wheeling
W. Va
Thomas Shotwell
Logan
Funeral for Mrs. Susan Bingman 78 in Ireland church
The funeral of Mrs. Susan Bingman aged 78 was held at the M. F. E. church on Friday. She lived in Ireland community over fifty years and was born in Morgan county. She married William Bingman in the same county and was the mother of thirteen children. Pallbearers included her youngest brother William and Sam Coler of Marion and four grandsons. She belonged to the Ireland Congregationalist Church and Rev. C. E. Kellar conducted the services.
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Susan Bingman
M. FE
Ireland
Morgan County
William Bingman
William
Sam Coler
Marion
Ireland Congregationalist Church
C. E. Kellar
Haddon Dye
W. Y. Rowles
Athens
Laura Woodworth
Herbert Griffin
Alma Jones
Stout
Tupper’s Plains
John Palmer
G. W. DeWees
Kansas
Larned
Saline
Iola
George E. Kreager
Gainsville
N. Y
Torch Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
G. C. Jones
Constitution
E. L. Chapman
Tracie
Graham's Chapel Social Update and Local Guests
Mrs. Joseph Kelley remains ill with little improvement. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Frost of Long Run and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norris of Athens. Local residents attended services at Clark's Chapel and Graham's Chapel. The community reports a corn bread and fresh meat feast while noting a riding accident involving Mary Weatherby. Verne Vorhes holds the contract for ongoing Nelsonville building work.
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Charlie Frost
Long Run
Mrs
Cal Frost
Bessie Cramner
Clark’s Chapel
Brandreth's Pills A Timeless Blood Purifier and Laxative
A well known remedy promotes Brandreth's Pills as one of the oldest and safest purifiers and laxatives. Purely vegetable and effective with a fixed dose, they suit all ages and address constipation indigestion and blood impurity. Sold in drug stores for over a century in plain or sugar-coated forms.
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Brandreth
Local residents host and visit in brief notes
Frost, r Ms. Claude Conklin of near this place, was the recent guest of Mrs. Betsy E. Dean. Leslie Barrows is sick with malarial fever. Miss Van Brandeberry is visiting her sister, Atta in Pittsburg. Mont Welch has returned home from the stay of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. John Bingman of Washington, D. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Bachelder of Latrobe, were the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bailey.
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Claude Conklin
Betsy E. Dean
Leslie Barrows
van Brandeberry
Atta
Pittsburg
Mont Welch
Washington
John Bingman
Washington, D. C
Bachelder
Latrobe
M. C. Bailey
George Factory Stage of Lancaster Visit
George Factory Stage of Lancaster spends the week with relatives at this place as several of the young people of this community join in the visit and activities.
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George Stage
Lancaster
Peruna Endorsed by Hospitals for Catarrh Relief
A historical ad asserts that Peruna cures catarrhal diseases and relieves respiratory ailments. It cites endorsements from the Sisters of the Good Shepherd and Hospital St. John in Quebec, noting patients aided and tonic benefits.
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Canada
Peruna Company
Columbus
Ohio
The
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Montreal
Peruna
Hospital
St. John
Dr. Hartman
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Continent
Stewart birth notice and visiting relatives
Birth announcement notes Stewart born to Carl Hayes and wife on the 24th. William Hoisington and children from near Jerseyville visit Sile Stewart and family. John Oliver and family from Hocking visit.
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Carl Hayes
John Oliver
Hocking
Local Visitors List From Athens and Harmony
LYSANDER Mrs D Kelley of Athens and Mr and Mrs Joseph Kelley hosted guests. Miss Adrine Dunkans of Harmony visited Misses Goldie and Grace Ashton. Goldie Tedrow visited Charles Kelley and family. Ethel Bobo spent weekend with Jerseyville parents. Zena Love of Athens called on friends. Ethel Anthony attended Clark's Chapel services. Lulu Bobo and Maude Ashton called on Angel Ridge friends. Mrs William Tedrow returned home after two weeks with her daughters Mrs C P Beard and Mrs Otto Bosler.
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James Braley
Athens
Blanche Melchi
Jacoby
Walter Smith
Will Joyce
Canaanville
Adrine Dunkans
Harmony
Goldie and
Grrace Ashton
Goldie Tedrow
Charles Kelley
Ethel Bobo
Jerseyville
Zena Love
Ethel Anthony
Clark’s Chapel
Lulu Bobo
Maude Ashton
Angel Ridge
William Tedrow
C. P. Beard
Otto Bosler
Nelsonville completes Myers Street paving project
The Myers Street paving in Nelsonville is finished with the last brick laid. Charles Vorkes supervised the contract, who also completed Jefferson Street paving. W W Morrison of Logan, linked to Hocking Valley Fire Clay, is ill with pneumonia but improving. Dr Hill attends. Brick foundations for the new Y M C A on Fort Street are underway.
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Myers Street
Charles Vorkes
Jefferson Street
Wnh
W. W. Morrison
Logan
Hocking Valley Fire Clay Company
Hocking
Dr. Hill
Fort Street
Athens county posts 1907 clerk hire estimates
Under a new salary law effective January 1, 1901 county officials must file estimates of funds needed for deputies assistants bookkeepers and other staff for the coming year. Athens county officials have filed and received approval for 1907 office help budgets with specific amounts for each office holder.
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Athens County
Walker
E. C. Woodworth
H. M. Webster
Alexander Nelson
Elmer Golden
Lynch
First National Bank of Athens Stockholders Meeting
Notice to stockholders of The First National Bank of Athens that the annual meeting will be held at the banking house on Tuesday January 9 1907 at 10 o clock a m to elect directors for the ensuing year and for other business as may legally come before them. D H Moore Cashier. 11-30-w5.
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First National Bank of Athens
Mrs Estella Woodworth Recovering After Surgery
In Columbus on Sunday Mr and Mrs E C Woodworth visited Estella Woodworth sister of the former at Protestant Hospital where she underwent a successful surgical operation. She is now rapidly recovering.
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Cora M. Swett
Som
Clarence
Cincinnati
Albert Swett
E. C. Woodworth
Columbus
Estella Woodworth
Protestant Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amesville
Seth Balderson
Stockport
Dr. Moody
Bartlett
Joseph Ball
Chesterhill
J. Q. Williams
Joseph Moore
Silas Ogg
Jane Roberts
Thomas Clark
Frank Gifford
Aaron Faires
Glouster
E. A. Smith
Carlos Carpenter
Guysville
Harmon Carpenter
Malcolm Douglass
O. U
T. L. Jones
Chauncey
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Ruth Welch
Harrisonville
G. W. Hopkins
Elmwood Place
T. L. Lowe
Rio Grande College
C. L. Martzolff
Murray City
Joseph Dana
Bell Canada
William Wentz
Marietta
W. L. Brown
Seaman
Floyd Brown
University
William Sooysmith
Gerald
Chicago
Athena
J. R. Harny
Sarah R. Harny
A. D. Anthony
Nelgonvillee
John Reach
Hudson
J. A. Harvey
Anna Chapman
Edward
Daisy Cherry
Newark
Anna Bond
Toledo
A. L. Hyson
W. B. Golden
President Street
Wirt Leeland
8. D. Thompson
New York City
J. C. Jones
Sabina
Neil Henry
Harry Pavey
Leesburg
Miss Henry
Charlies O. Pickering
Little Baby
Robert Arscott
Middleport
Place
the Plains
Clarence Matheny
Factory Church
John Vore
Graham's Chapel
Joseph Kelley
Joe Norris
Lewis Kelley
Herbert
George Hartley
C. B. Ruth
Lillie Roush
John Howe
Luhrig
Robert Patterson
Charles Brown
Mattie Fulton
Albany
Mary Weatherby
Estella
Elsie Bobo
Anna Hartley
Ora Dunfee
Rose Palmer
Miss Dunfee
Torch
M. M. DeWees
Menced
Verne Vorhes
Frost
Sisters of Good Shepherd
Renouf Dupuis
Sistrs OF the Good Shepherd
William Hoisington
Sile
Lysander
D. Kelley
City OF
D. H. Moore
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