Glouster News Briefs and Local Moves
Akron guest Frank Angle stays with Henry Angle. Chet Edwards heads to Lyonsdale to take over the company store. Street work closes Rail Road street outlet. Glouster Mill wagon ridge condemned. Debating society adopts $1 initiation, 25 cents for high schoolers, on liquor sale funding. World’s fair visits and trips to Columbus noted along with local visits, moves, and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Angle
Akron
Henry Angle
Chet Edwards
Lyonsdale
Ovof
Mr. Edwards
Hunterdon
Palmer
Glouster
Wagon Ridge
Railroad Street
Will Reese
Shawnee
Nk Danford
Tally Mander
Robert Lewis
Anna Jones
Maude Thompson
Fred Jones
W. F. Hearst
Harles Pride
John Perry
Ned Wolfe
Thel
Julia Pickering
Columbus
Thomas Andrews
Cincinnati
A. J. Mander
J. F. Dentner
Crooks
New Straitenville
D. P. Reese
George Wagner
Joe Sayres
Thomas W
Beddow
Curfman
John White
Ae Paeas White
Sanday
Br. W. Hawk
Warren Bennett
Heer
Jackson
Caliver
Harvey Wilson
St. Louis
Ethel
Macde Thompson
Wiliam Brooks
Athens
Hopkins
Corning
L. ©. Tippet of
Chauncey
Alex Nelson
C. P
Rev Bowman New Pastor Delivers Sermon in Bethany
Bethany notes report Rev Bowman as the new pastor delivering a Sunday sermon. Local social mentions include Mrs Martha Petty visiting her son C Petty at Sugar Creek and Della Nicholson visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Martha Petty
C. ©. Petty
Sugar Creek
Mariah Hayes
Arda Smith
Love
Della Nicholson
Merc
Wm. Nicholson
John Frost
W. W. Windsor
George
Athens
Je Burk
Y van Dyke
New England
Thomas. Green
Minnie
K. W. Hayes
Local notes report moves and visits in town
Blaine Johnson resumed studies at Ohio University in Columbus. Mrs Add LeFever and children visited Mountaville for a reunion. The 68th O V L reunion drew a crowd from town. George Marquis and family from Athens visited Ben Eddy. Rev Rector begins a revival at Chauncey. Mr and Mrs P B Snell returned from Wellston. John Angle of Akron visited A W Davis family. Last Wednesday the school ward met and appointed Sam Johnson principal, the fourth in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Johnson
Columbus
Add LeFever
Mountaville
Pevedy
George Marquis
Athens
Ben Eddy
Rector
Chauncey
P. B. Snell
Wellston
John Angle
Akron
A. W. Davis
Sam Johnson
Winger in precarious health scene noted in Athens visit
Mrs M. Winger remains in a serious condition after illness. Margaret Cooper and her brother Dave of Athens were visitors Sunday as Union team games were discussed amid the unsettled health outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winger
Mies Margaret Cooper
Brother Dave
Athens
Games Keek
Union
William Burton dies after lingering illness in Coolville
Funeral and burial details note William Burton aged 81 passing on Thursday September 29 with interment at Vanderhoof. Local obituaries list neighbors and relatives including W. R. Bridges, Dr. Ralph Frame, and Mrs. A. P. Frame among attendees and friends in the Coolville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burton
Vanderhoof
W. R. Bridges
Clarence Harman
Armington
Return of Local Residents From Distinct Posts
New England notes show Oeluman returning home after northern state work. Art Copeland and family visit near Sand Rock with Ed Peoples. Samuel Worthing moves to Crookaville. Brill and Dean visit Stewart and Frost families. Mary Vare returns from St Francis hospital after cataract surgery. Robert Bean and Lewis Poston hosts at home. George Bundy arrives from Philippine service welcomed by friends. George Moore and Eadwards visit William Edwards household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeluman
Art Copeland
Near Sand Rock
Ed Peoples
Samuel Worthing
Crookaville
Miss Brill
Miss Dean
Stewart and Frost
Mary Vare
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Robert Bean
Little Federal
Lewis Poston
George Bundy
Philippine Islands
George Moore
Sand Rock
D. H. Eadwards
Guysville
William Edwards
Frost Area News Briefs Highlight Socials and Local Sports
Miss Minnie Brandeberry visits her Wolf Creek employer while her parents host a box supper at Mr. and Mrs. John Welch Jr. The Frost baseball team loses to Tick Ridge 31 to 26. Eugene Linton and Zora Warren marry near this place. Bright's disease sickens E. Russ. J. P. Cooley moves to his father A. A. Cooley’s home. Many plan to attend Hebbardsville rally by Athens Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Brandeberry
Wolf Creek
John Welch, Jr
Wm. Hatch
Bird Montgomery
Atta Brandeberry
Marietta
Frost
Eugene Linton
Zora Warren
Russ
Bright
J. P. Cooley
A. A. Cooley
John
Cohico
Cal
Ohio
Hebbardsville
Athens
Through Route to Chicago and the West
Sleeping car leaves Athens at 3 36 p m daily via Ohio Central Lines on train No 5, arrives Chicago 7 10 am via L B M Ry. New Chicago Route offers good through day coach service and ensures a Toledo connection with L A M S Ry. Contact Ohio Centines agents before booking to Chicago or the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio Central Lines
Chicago
Toledo
Emi Hio Centines
West
Tickets Postponed for Rawup Event Across Dates
Unclear OCR text indicates tickets issued for October 11 may be valid October 14. Mentions Uncle Joe Cannone and names F. KE Goldsberry, with incomplete phrases suggesting a postponement notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cannone
Goldsberry
Community Movements and Visits Reported
Mr Smally and family moved in with Laban McKnight while D Hadnall and Howe Brooks unloaded a car of fertilizer at Albany Monday. Rev F M Harley and family visited the neighborhood before moving to Warsaw. H Brooks returns to greet friends after months in Washington DC. Mary Wood visits her parents and holds a principal position in Wheeling. Ettie Brooks visits aunt Jane Brooks on route from Boston where she attended a W R delegate gathering. Miss Brooks works as secretary of the Girls' Industrial School at Milford Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smally
Laban McKnight
D. Hadnall
Howe Brooks
Albany
F. M. Harley
Warsaw
Brooks
Washington, D. C
Mary Wood
Wheeling
Ettie Brooks
Jane Brooks
Boston
W. R
Miss Brooks
Milford
Neb
Girls’ Industrial School
Community Notes From Amesville and Nearby
Amesville residents share visits with friends and relatives in Fleming and Vincent while others attend the St. Louis fair. Local health concerns rise as fever and thirst for water strain Sand Rock families. funeral attendance for Elza Moler in Mt. Vernon is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drusilla Wyatt
D. D. Fuller
Fleming
Dudley Hartson
Ned Gibson
Mexico
F. W. Gib
Lucy Lamb
Vincent
M. F. Carpenter
D. G. Tinker
L. B. Glazier
Gertrude Brawley
Fred Ellis
St. Louis Fair
John Lortz
Columbus
V. Lortz
Fred Porter
Murray City
B. F. Dutton
Ethel
Chesterhill
R. B. Henry
Z. L. Henry
Messrs
Clyde
Charles Heald
Indianola
Ind
E. Brawley
Brown
Pueblo
Col
Uriah Brooks
E. A. Smith
Will Fontch
Sand Rock
M. Lovell
J. E. Gifford
Elza Moler
Mt. Vernon
Moler
Parker C. Henry Died of Paralysis in Athens County
Parker C. Henry of University Terrace died at his home on Wednesday morning October 5 from paralysis. Born October 19, 1831 in Bern township, he spent his life in Athens county and retired from farming about three years ago. Funeral planned for Friday at 2:30 p.m. in Hebbardsville after a noon departure from Athens. Also notes a tobacco and post office notice and an advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea at Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker C. Henry
Univeristy Terrace
Mr. Henry
Bern Township
Athens County
Hebbardsville
Athens
Sensation at Goldsberry's Hardware Store event
A promotion at Goldsberry's Hardware Store offers free tickets for a drawing on October 14, with tickets required for entry. The notice mentions Cole's Original Hot Blast stove and government allotment references, promising fuel savings and plant protection, and urging attendance at 3 p.m. with ticket in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLE
Steve
United States
Jon
E. Goldsberry
Death of Miss Ocecelia Walsh Near Athens
Miss Ocecelia Walsh daughter of Mr and Mrs James Walsh died at her home three miles south of Athens Tuesday morning from tuberculosis She had just reached her twentieth year The funeral was held Thursday morning at St Pauls Catholic church and she was buried in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocecelia Walsh
James Walsh
Athens
Miss Walsh
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Centennial Atlas and History Project Advances in Athens County
Work progresses on the Centennial Atlas and History. Mr. Leeds maps Carthage township and solicits orders for the book, touted as the finest work ever published for Athens county. Place your order now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
Carthage Township
Athens County
CASTA S The Kind You Have Always Bought
The fragment appears as garbled text with missing context and few readable facts. No clear people places organizations or events are identifiable to form a proper news summary card.
Prominent oil man Delbert E Logan weds Cleveland bride
Delbert E Logan near Guysville and Miss Elizabeth Johnston of Cleveland were married in the Hotel Berry parlor Tuesday evening at 8 30. Dr G Walton King officiated. The bride came from Cleveland and attended. The couple plan a quiet wedding and a short wedding trip before settling in Guysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert E. Logan
Guysville
Elizabeth Johnston
Cleveland
Hotel Berry
G. Walton King
Athens County Centennial Atlas and History in preparation
The Centennial Association begins compiling the New Athens County Centennial Atlas and History. It will include new maps and a general history of the county for one hundred years with hundreds of illustrations, a valuable reference for office, home, or school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Centennial Association
Pallas Club Holds First Regular Meeting
The Pallas club held its first regular meeting September 24 at Mrs. Mercer's Sunnyside home with Mrs. Price presiding and Mrs. Sloane leading the literary program. Papers on The Corean Origin of Japanese and Japan before 1850 were read, with Progress of Evente by Mrs. Lancaster. The next meeting is set for October 18 at Mrs. Merwin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
Mercer
Sunnyside
Price
Sloane
Lash
Japan
Rich
Lancaster
Merwin
Gas Meter Question Loosened With Low Prices Expected
The note says prices will stay low at Ul lom s and related shops for gas heaters ranges and labor. It mentions ample workers and a calm pace to handle the work without hurry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ullom’s
Death of George Harper Jr follows typhoid illness
George Harper Jr., 26, son of George Harper Sr., died at his West Union street home Sunday morning from typhoid fever. His funeral proceeded from the family home on Union street Tuesday at 10 oclock and interment was in the new cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harper, Jr
George Harper Sr
West Union Street
Mr. Harper
Union Street
New Cemetery
Hope for science to curb human cruelty through surgery
A reflective remark contemplates future scientific progress allowing a surgeon to amputate a man's meanness, imagining a drastic cure for character flaws through medical means.
One-Way Rates From Missouri River Terminals 1904
Daily from September 15 to October 15 1904 Union Pacific offers one way fares from Missouri River terminals to western destinations including Ogden Salt Lake City Helena Butte Spokane Wentachee Huntington Nampa Portland Tacoma Seattle Vancouver Victoria Ashland Astoria San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego with many California Oregon Washington and Idaho points also offering through tourist cars between Missouri River and Pacific Coast double berth 575 call for full details W H Connor G A 58 East Fourth St Cincinnati Sept 1 Oct 10
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Union Pacific
Missouri River
Kansas City
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Helena
Butte
Montana
Spokane
Wentachve
Washington
Huntington
Nampa
Idaho
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
Victoria
Ashland
Astoria
Oregon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
California
Utah
Pacific Coast
W. H. Connor
G. A
East Fourth St
Cincinnati
Obie
Autumn Offerings in Furniture for Cozy Homes
Autumn offerings present ideas to warm up living spaces with comfortable furniture as winter approaches. The article frames the season after Indian summer and suggests practical, stylish pieces to make homes cozy and inviting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortable
Closley
China Closets Buffets and Dining Chairs Advertisement
An advertisement lists china closets from 18 to 25 dollars, buffets, and dining chairs priced at fifty cents to a higher amount, indicating a closeout or sale in progress with multiple discount items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
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OUT OF Town News
Katie Knight
Lizzie Gabriel
Myrtle McCoy
Mart Sidders
Ollie Winger
Mineral
Bethany
Winget Chapel
Coolville
Amesville
Travelers Insurance
Hartford
Connecticut
James B. Day
New
Hayden Bidg
Adams
Mattie
Ashely
Mamie
Avery
L Etta
Anthony
Bessie
Bell
Bertha
R. B
Berry
Josephine
Borger
Burgoon
W. S
Calvin
J. H
Blackwood
Allen
Cary
Floyd
Cooper
Mrs. J
Debow
W. H
Dillon
Lucile
Hennen
Isaac
Kierns
Kilkenny
Jessie
Stanley
Abner J
Story
Dan
Tippie
Hattie
Tompkins
Mrs. E
Wilson
Baker
D. Gist
Cline
George Harper
Sam Sommer
Joe
Sam Summer
LAW
Ll. H. Clark
DC Cornwell & CO
Jewelers and Scientific Opticians
Verona
Wernicke
Hastings
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