Old Internal Revenue Office Reopens in Sloane Building
Hon D H Moore assumes duties as collector of Internal Revenue for the eleventh district succeeding J Entrekin. The office reappointed the same deputy force with Miss Lacy Westenhaven as stenographer. The staff includes George Gregg, Russell Swineheart, and W S Stone. The district covers twenty eight counties and remits about one million dollars yearly. Bond of 90000 required. salary 4500. deputy bond 5900 to 50000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Moore
Internal Revenue
Llth Revenue District
Robert Manly
J. ©. Entrekin
Moore
Chillicothe
Lacy Westenhaver
Hocking County
John Finsterwald
Columbus
Capt
Hutsinpillar
Portsmouth
Commodioaus
Sloane Building
Court and
State Streets
George ©. Gregg
Circleville
Russell D. Swineheart
Ross County
Stone
Westenhaven
Death of Mrs Rounsavell in Columbus Tuberculosis Claims Life
Mrs Sarah Liggett Rounsavell wife of Edward Rounsavell died of tuberculosis after a short illness on Friday September 20 at 192 E First Avenue Columbus aged 49. Funeral Monday from her residence conducted by Rev N W Good of the Third Avenue M E Church with interment at Greenwood Cemetery. She was born and reared in this vicinity and many friends regret her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mulligan
Columbus
Sarah Liggett Rounsavell
Edward Rounsavell
E. First Avenue
N. W. Good
Third Avenue M. E
Green Wn
Roonsavell
Two Mine Accidents Leave One Man Dead in Ohio
In Glouster on Oct 2 Leonard Eberett 24 a Sunday Creek Coal Co Mine No 256 driver died after being crushed when a car ran over his chest while trying to prevent a runaway load. Funeral held Wednesday. he leaves a wife and two children. James Johnson injured in Mine No 256 when a car loosened and ran over his left arm. he cannot work for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Leonard Eberett
Sunday Creek Co
James Johnson
Death of Alice Coursey at Cemetery Street Home
Alice A. Coursey aged 25 wife of Jesse Coursey died at her home on Cemetery street Wednesday night last week. She leaves two sons aged three and five. Funeral services were held at the residence Friday. Jesse Coursey is a longtime employee at F. Stedman grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice A. Coursey
Jesse Coursey
Cemetery Street
F. ©. Stedman Wholeazle Grocery
Kale-Logan Wedding At Local Church Parsonage
Mr T F Kale and Miss Geneva Logan wed in a private ceremony at the Christian church parsonage last Wednesday evening. Rev T L Lowe officiated. Kale works as a clerk for Sam Sommer and is described as of sterling worth. Logan family, prominent locals, are noted as Geneva Logan’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Kale
Geneva Logan
The
Christian Church
T. L Lowe
Kale
Sam Sommer
Miss Logan
George Logan
Zenner & Co. Unveils New Closed Delivery Wagon in Athens
D. Zenner & Co introduces a handsome closed delivery wagon for Athens department stores, outfitted with plate glass lookouts and bearing the progressive Zenner name on both sides. The firm spares no pains to present Athens with a modern store experience in every detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Zenner & Co
Athens
Mrs George Wyatt Celebrates 88th Birthday At Home
Mrs George Wyatt of near Amesville marked her 88th birthday with a Saturday home gathering. Attendees from Athens included Mrs Horace Bacon and Mrs Wyatt’s daughter Mrs D D Fuller, joined by granddaughter Mary Francis Lawhead, the great granddaughter who still does her own housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wyatt
Amesville
Athens
Horace Bacon
Wyatt
D. D Fuller
Mary Francis Lawhead
Pallas Club Opens Year With Ireland Themed Meeting
The Pallas club held its first year meeting at Mrs A E Price Sunnyside with Mrs David Putnam presiding. Price led the literary program and the talks covered Picturesque Ireland Ancient Landmarks of Erin and Myth and Tradition. The discussion focused on the Legendary Race. Next gathering set for Mrs Raw s on Oct 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
A. E. Price
Sunnyside
David Putnam
Amos J. Mavis and Mattie Tate Wed Quietly
Amos J. Mavis and Miss Mattie Tate were quietly married on Saturday evening September 30 at Hock-Hocking with Rev. Dr. Stutz officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos J. Mavis
Mattie Tate
Hock-Hocking
Stutz
Carnegie Library Opens On Ohio University Campus
The new Carnegie library on the Ohio University campus opens to the public with librarian Charles G. Matthews and assistant Miss Belle Bishop. It offers about twenty thousand books, daily newspapers, and fifty magazines with limited hours and rules for use. Residents with references may borrow two books, one fiction, for two weeks with a two cent daily fine for overdue items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
The
Ohio University
Charles G. Matthews
Belle Bishop
Open Letter to Pattison on National Issues in State Campaign
Charles Dick of Columbus objects to Pattison aligning state politics with national issues. He accuses Pattison of backing federal railroad rate regulation and Civil Rights enforcement while opposing them in Ohio when in office. Dick cites historical votes, asks Pattison to stand by his record, and condemns party tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Pattison
Newark
United States
Congress
Allen
Ohio House
Campbell
State Senate
Foraker
Ohio
Democratic Party of
House of Representatives
George B Cox
Washington
Ohio Senate
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio General Assembly
Board of Railroad Commissioners
General Assembly
Maryland
Gorman
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Charles Dick
Free Training of Nurses For Rural Areas
The Philadelphia School for Nurses funds free training for young women from rural districts. At Witherpo on Building in Philadelphia, selected applicants receive two years of instruction with room, board, uniforms, and Red Cross diplomas. Graduates gain practice eligibility nationwide, and may shorten training to eighteen months with a six month home study. The program covers health, sanitation, and nursing roles beyond hospital care. The ten year old School is endorsed by physicians and educators nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia School For Nurses
Witherapoon
Philadelphia
Order of the Red Cross
T. J. White and Nellie Byers Wed in May Area Home
The couple from Broadwell married Sunday October 1 at the Sewell residence with Rev. T. L. Lowe officiating. They plan to reside in Broadwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. White
Nellie Byers
Ohio University Plays Marietta To Scoreless Draw
In a 0 to 0 game two fifteen minute halves, Ohio University held Marietta college. Deach Railsback’s team showed form with fewer fumbles and precise play. Kaler punted effectively, Downer captained well, and the first half ended with Marietta near Ohio’s 25 yard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Marietta College
Deach Railsback
Marietta
Ohio
Kaler
Downer
Athens County Soldiers and Sailors Meet and Roster
At the Athens county soldiers and sailors meeting in Athens Ohio on September 27 officers were chosen for the next year and a broad roster of attendees listed. Maj L M Jewett was elected chair man with DM Burchfield secretary and W B Cornell treasurer. A widows membership provision was adopted and township vice presidents named. The group plans annual reunions in Athens with a five member executive committee and rules typical of such associations. A long roster of attendees names many former soldiers and their districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers and Sailors of
Athens County
Court House
Athens
Ohio
L. M. Jewett
DM. Burchfield
William B. Cornell
J. M.goodspeed
A. W. Lynch
J. O. Imes
W. H. H. Wallace
B.S. Miles
Dover
A. J. Learned
Lodi
Harvey Williams
Lee
Peter Ritchie
Rome
Amos Wharf
Trimble
S. H. Johnson
Troy
A.D. Carlton
Waterloo
L. Hawk
York Township
H. C. Comstock
Soldiers and Sailore Their Wives and Widows Association
Methodist Church Services and Local Visit
Next Sunday the Methodist Church holds usual services with preaching at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. by Pastor Dr. W. L. Slutz. Sunday school starts at 9 a.m. and Epworth League at 6 p.m. Mrs. R. J. Berry of Findlay visits Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Moore on College Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
W. L. Slutz
Epworth League
R. J. Berry of
Findlay
D. H. Moore
College Street
Falloon Family Noted In Lucky Strike mining incident
News arrives that Charles Falloon of about 50 and brother of Hon. George Falloon was seriously injured in a Bedford Oregon mine explosion with eyes damaged and precarious condition. Charles W. Cooley of Park Kansas died from a malignant growth linked to a childhood horse kick. Cooley and his wife Jessica Falloon had farming interests and a daughter Susan. The Falloon family plans support for the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Falloon
George Falloon
Adrian
Missouri
Arthur Falloon
Rutland
Bedford
Oregon
Charles W. Cooley
Park
Kansas
Jessica Falloon
Athens
Mr. Cooley
Plains
Mr. Falloon
Susan
Jennings Family Heads to New Decatur Alabama
Mr and Mrs Ralph P Jennings and their baby Edward depart for a month long visit with Edwards parents in New Decatur Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph P. Jennings
Edward
New Decatur
Alabama
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Revenue Office
D. H Moore
Mr. Manly
OLD Force
Geo. C. Gregg
Rounsavell
Alice Coursey
Kale-Logan
Zenner’s
Pallas
Carnegie
Pattison
Foo
Connett L
Gilman Stone Gahman Elliott L. G Miller Johnson
Humphrey Fisher R
Marshick Hieyman
Mautz Jones
Simon Downer Roeser
Murphey
Hobbzell
Pegland
R. H McGrew
Stewart Kaler Ritner
Morgan
Sweeney
Kers Foster
Noli
Arietta
Association
Soldiers and Sailors County
O. V. L. Marshfield
P. Finsterwald
V. L
John Kale
Waset Va. Cavalry
Coleman, Co
O. VY. L
Marshfield
R. M. Monroe
W. Va
Steven Hull
O. V.L
Guyaville
W. OC. Foster
Ablany
R. Lowry
Mineral
James H. Jones
J. B. Stevenson
R. D
Jewel
Big Run
Miles
Athena
W. H. Irwin
V.L
Albany
T. J. Morris
J. A. Stewart
Fisher
M. B. Cooley
O. V
VY. L
H. H. Wharff
O.V. L
Guynville
T. M. Pickering
A. H. Sims
D. D. Fuller
Henry T. Sewell
N. G. Shade
T. M. Headley
Gith
Jacksonville
James M. Salters
V. L. Athens
E. N
Ras
Rison, Co
H. Robinett
Cavalry
W. B. Southerton
D. A. Sutton
H. Tinkham
Chanancey
E. Roush
Joseph Hawk
Stewart
Nelsonville
Thomas Biddison
V.J
J. M. Goodspeed
Andrew Jackson
Chauncey
Francis M. Tipme
Parker Rigg
W. N. McCoy
Jono Barnes
Hiram Bowers
W. P. Taylor
Ben Knowlton
O. Pierce
N. Greens
U. S. Cavalry
Wm. Wilson
Goysville
Enais Dailey
Thomas Dailey
J. A. Smith
J. B. Lowther
O. V. L. Mineral
Wm. Lewellyn
Henry Paker
J. E. Linscott
J. R. Wickham
Broadwell
Frederick Stalder
Athenas
James F. Wood
W. R. Wickham
C. Johnson
W. Va. Cavalry
Henry Stratton
John Beasley
V.L. Amesville
J. W. Brooks
V. L. Albany
D. Gist
Baker
John J. Dooley
J. O. Ames
W. H. H Wallace
Lynch
Chas. Falloon
Jessie Falloon Cooley
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