Lowry Brings Forger Ewing Back to Athens County
Deputy Sheriff Lowry arrived in the city with Emmett Ewing who is wanted in Athens county for forgery committed five years ago. Ewing, arrested in Vancouver BC, faces extradition and possible bonds. he previously worked as a minister and taught in California.
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Lowry
Thiis City
Emmett Ewing
Athens County
Ewing
Vancouver
B. C
Heer
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
United States Army
California
Webster
Chicago
Crookaville
Wing
M. T. Ellis
Athens
Wills
Ohio University
Lodi Township
Chauncey
Where Bullets Flew Electric Bitters Quote
David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg praises Electric Bitters saying they cured his stomach trouble and now keep him strong He notes spending much on doctors before trying the remedy and estimates its value at more than five hundred dollars 50c at McKee s drug store.
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David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
McKee's
Death claims Robert White Jr after kerosene blast burns
Robert White Jr aged about 50 died Sunday evening at his brother Fred White’s country home near Athens. He suffered severe burns from a kerosene explosion last Tuesday at the Feed White home. He died after hiccoughs could not be stopped. Survived by a wife and three grown children, Mary and Bessie of Athens and Harry in Washington, plus a brother Fred and several sisters. Funeral plans await word from the western son.
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Robert White, Jr
Fred White
Athens
Rock Ripple
Mary
Bessie
Harry
Washington
Far West
Mr. White
Robert White
Holland Sloane Wedding Near Jerseyville
Wilford Holland and Mises Herriett Sloane were married last Thursday at the bride’s parents home near Jerseyville by Rev. W. M. Gamble. The couple will reside in Athens.
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Wilford Holland
Mises Herriett Sloane
Jerseyville
Rev
W. M. Gamble
Athens
Nelsonville Notes Chronology of Local Deaths
Nelsonville reports multiple deaths this morning including Mrs J P Reynolds of East Nelsonville after a long illness and Mrs Revert Bircher. Mrs Susan Sherrerd dies Sunday at Adams Street home of her daughter Mrs James Wa on Adams Street. Council tonight considers the gas question amid ongoing discussion.
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Nelsonville
J. P Reynolds
J. P. Reynolds
Athena County
Revert Bircher
Susan Sherrerd
James Wa
Adams Street
Community Notes from Green Branch and Nearby Towns
Athens visitors Edward Bean and daughter Veria spent Wednesday in town. Coolville fair drew locals Thursday. Carl Hill of Canaanville visited Calverts midweek. Windsor guests from Chester visited Bean home Saturday. Calverts hosted in The Plains over weekend with Charles Kincade. Fitchs of Guysville stayed with Beans Sunday. Karl Rodebraver of Nelsonville visited. Myrtle Calvert and mother toured Willow Creek. Zell Bean from Athens visited uncle Edward Bean later in the week. Guysville beat Chester 12 to 3 in a local baseball game. Sadie Bean and Berth Bean visited Guysville Thursday. Saunders anniversary party in Carthage township featured piano, dining, and gifts. Ethel Durfee of Parkersburg visited Esther Dunfee. Ria Dunfee recovering. Mary A. Stone attended the Fifteenth district WRC convention in Marietta.
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Edward Bean
Veria
Athens
Coolville
Chet Bean
Karl Rodebraver
Nelsonville
Mies Myrtle Calvert
Charles Kincade
Willow Creek
Zell Bean
Guysville
Chester
Old
Ethel Durfee
Parkersburg
Esther Dunfee
Ria Dunfee
Mary A. Stone
W. RC
Marietta
Circuit Court Pens Session Opens With Jury of Attorneys
Circuit Judges Jones Cherrington and Wallers opened court this morning after a session in Marietta. Attorneys from multiple cities attend with Kincade and Ellis of Cincinnati representing Don Cable. Cases listed include Sites F. Oge vs Worstell Appeals and Labing Coal Co vs Saurman et al with rulings and adjournment to 1:20 PM.
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Jones, Cherrington
Wallers
Marietta
Oge
Lawrence G. Worstell
Adm
Labing Coal Co
John ¥. Saurman
Sunday Creek Co
Ervin C. Woodworth
Athens County
Supreme Court
Clara Reynolds
Eber G. Jones
Samuel F. Cage
Hockingport Socials Note Visits and Family Details
Mr and Mrs Len Humphrey and Edith returned from Pittsburg where they stayed with Calvin Humphrey. Mrs Humphrey also saw her brother Ben Knowles in New York. Mrs Alice Sheets and Curtis and family left for Newport then Chicago to visit Dr Vaugain Sheets before returning to Oklahoma. George Dickinson of Corzopolis was called home due to his father John Dickerson’s illness. Mr and Mrs A Wells hosted over Sunday their daughters Mrs Tom Munchmeyer and family of Washington West Virginia and Miss Clara Wells of Parkersburg. Abbie Parker, mother of H F Adama, departed Monday for Cincinnati.
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Len Humphrey
Edith
Pittsburg
Calvin Humphrey
Humphrey
Ben Knowles
New York
Alice Sheets
Curtis Sheets
E. A. Dutton
Newport
Vaugain Sheets
Chicago
Oklahoma
George Dickinson
Corzopolis
Hockingport
John Dickerson
A. Wells
Tom Munchmeyer
Washington
W. Va
Clara Wells
Parkersburg
Abbie Parker
H. Fe, Adama
Cincinnati
Mrs Suddon Recovering After Columbus Hospital Visit
Mrs Lioyd Wadley and Mr Frank Shelton returned Monday evening from Columbus where they stayed at their mother's bedside. Mrs Suddon underwent an operation several days ago and is recovering nicely. She will remain in the hospital for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioyd Wadley
Frank Shelton
Columbus
Dc. Suddon
Frost brings infant death and local social notes
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Welch died of cholera infantum with interment at Centenial cemetery led by Rev Parkins. Several local residents and visitors are noted including Cynthia Caldwell of New York visiting the Lemmon family, Zenas Frost at the 174th Regiment reunion in Cardington, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson and Virginia Keats from Nebraska visiting relatives, Minnie Gracey teaching at Centennial visiting Vincent, Rev. Wolbach at the Universalist church, Austin and Lottie Frost visiting from Brazil Indiana, Olivia Frost teaching at Dutch Ridge with Mabel Dean visiting Fillmore, Lottie Pugsley visiting Cook, Alvin French family returning near Larking, and large attendance at the Coolville fair.
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Martin Welch
Cholers
Parkins
Cynthia Caldwell
New York
J. R Lemmon
Zenas Frost
174Th Regiment
Cardington
Harvey Johnson
Virginia Keats
Nebraska
Minnie Gracey
Centennial
Vincent
Wolbach
Austin Frost
Brazil
Ind
Olivia Frost
Big Run
Dutch Ridge
Mabel Dean
Fillmore
Lottie Pugsley
Albany Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Ailments
Charlie McPherson is on the sick list. A. R. Curry of Dyesville visited Albany last Friday. Mrs. Emma Cottrill and Mrs. Elizabeth Caster of Dyesville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Webb last Friday. Survetus Hart of Darwin and wife spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Whaley. Will Bean and son Howard visited relatives at Amenville. Mrs. Levi Knowlton of Athens visited Charlie McPhergyn. Mrs. Heppy Danny has been sick for two weeks and is improving slowly. Mrs. Lewis and son Lowell are sick with fever. Alvodore and Guy Snowden of Gaulley Bridge were called here by their mother’s illness. Miss Jeanette Whaley of Darwin visited her father Frank Whaley. Mrs. W. A. Webb and daughter Anna visited Lewis Caster and family. Miss Faye Beker has typhoid fever and is slowly improving.
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Charlie McPherson
A. R. Curry
Dyesville
Albany
Emma Cottrill
Elizabeth Caster
D. Webi
Survetus Hart
Darwin
F. M. Whaley
Will Bean
Howard
Amenville
Levi Knowlton
Athens
W. A. Webb
Anna
Lewis Caster
Carpenter
Faye Beker
Death of Mrs Dunn at Tapper Plains
Alfred Mes Dok Dunn of Tapper Plains died in a Columbus hospital after an operation and brief recovery due to complications. Funeral held at Tapper Plains family burying ground near her father Oliver Hoffman. Paul Fulwider of Athens attended church and Sunday school in Orange. Others mentioned include Mrs J B Person, Jo sephus Tuckery, Harvey Person, Emerson Stout, Mrs Dell Castile and Charles Castle family visiting Rock Springs.
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P. Dunn
Tapper’ Plains
Columbiw
Oliver Hoffman
Paul Fulwider
Athens
Canaanville residents react to election results
Mrs Fitzgerald and Miss Hanna of Pittsburgh and Patrick Griffin with his sister from Athens visited Mr and Mrs Andrew Cavanaugh and family. The town awaited results of the recent election with disappointment as Sunday did not reflect a dry town and Tuesday brought further notice.
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Fitzgerald
Miss Hanna
Pittsburg
Patrick J. Griffin
Athens
Andrew Cavanaugh
Canaanville
Northwest coal movement steady with mild winter predicted
H H Heimer of the Sunday Creek company reports northwest conditions improving for coal shipments after September warmth left docks light. Heiner foresees adequate rail cars and no dock congestion, and warns only a very severe winter could risk coal famine. The rest of the text lists local social visits and routine notices from Athens and surrounding areas.
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H. H. Heimer
Sunday Creek Company
Northwest
Ohio State Journal
Heiner
Reception for Moore Family in Cincinnati
Bishop David H. Moore his wife and daughter Miss Marion will be honored in Cincinnati with a reception at the Missionary Training School on Wesley Avenue. The event spans 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 10 PM with a welcome address by Willem Christie Herron.
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David H. Moore
Cincinnati Onquirer
Moore
Ayome
Marion
Missionary Training School
Wesley Avenue
Oday
Bishop Moore
Cincinnati
Paetor
Trinity c Curch
Race Street
Wesleyan Female College
Dea~oness
Wenton Christian Advocate
Shanghai
China
Orient
Japan
Russia
Chemulpoo
Korea
Chima
Rophy
Portland Ore
Mies Marion
Cincinnat
Willem Christie Herron
Marfield N. Be McClure Week Visitor and Local Calls
Marietta hosted Miss Gledys Krogoks of Columbus as a guest of friends this week. William Parkersergt of Buchtel recently visited HM P Hoodle. Mrs McClure of Harrisonville returned home after a stay with her son. Miss Nellie Hoodter spends the week in Parkersburg with relatives. Mrs Frank Stewart arrived to visit relatives at New Ex.
Ohio graduate A A Johnson named physiology assistant at Cornell
A A Johnson formerly an assistant in biology at Ohio State Farmdale leaves for Ithaca New York to take an assistant in physiology at Cornell University. He earned a Bachelor of Philosophy from Ohio University last June and was active in football Y M C A Philomathean Society and Beta Theta Pi.
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A. A. Johnson
Farmdale
Ohio
Ithaca N. Y
Cornel University
Johnson
O. U
Cornell
Chauncey Wagner
Frank Hawkins
O. T
Y. M
Philomathean Literary Society
Beta Theta Pi
Marie Dan ferd Visits Relatives in Chauncey Township
Chauncey Ohio October 3 Marie Dan ferd of Maggie West Virginia visited relatives in this township recently.
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Chauncey, O
Marie Danferd
Maggie, W. Va
Meccabees Lodge Hosts Oyster Dinner at Mockler Hall
The ladies of the Meccabees lodge hosted an oyster supper and entertainment at Mockler Hall Thursday evening, showcasing the group’s social event and community activity.
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Meccabees Lodge
Mockler Hall
Death in Nystone Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Hillyer
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Hillyer died at their Cemetery street home Thursday evening. Funeral services were held Friday at 3 pm at the residence conducted by Rev. Chae Brown. Interment followed at Nye cemetery. The mother, formerly Miss Jens Lovisy, is left in deep sorrow.
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Nystone
Naws Hillyer
Cemetery Street
Chae Brown
Nye
Nother
Jens’ Lovisy
Myre News Briefs From the Region
Eleanor Dawson of Middleport arrived Friday at noon and drove to Murray City to be at the bedside of her sister Mrs Willian Hnewden who is seriously ill. A Bible class meeting is set for 7 o clock at the Church of Corisi this evening. Riley Vedrick has been a victim of quinsy the past week. Mrs Wallace of Letart is here for a few days visit. Charlies Bradfield was in Murray City Friday. Nyetown is improving in pavement work and will be appreciated.
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Myre
Eleanor Dawson
Middleport
Murray City
Willian Hnewden
Church of Corisi
Riley Vedrick
Wallace
Letart
Charlies Bradfield
Im’ Murra
Nyetown
Man's Wealth Does Not License Laziness Says Proverb
A reflection states that no amount of money justifies laziness, emphasizing virtue over wealth. The saying cautions against complacency and champions diligence regardless of fortune.
Woman's Backache and the Feminine Organ Remedy
The backache signals feminine health trouble with symptoms like nervousness and headaches. It urges immediate attention and promises to restore the feminine organism to health using a single remedy.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Readers
Readers from Rockland Maine and East Earl Pennsylvania report relief from backaches and pelvic pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisements claim the remedy has cured displacement inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors and related female complaints after years of suffering.
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Will Young
Columbia Ave
Rockland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
East Earl, Pa
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Muffs and Skirt Styles Highlight New Fashions
The article notes a new butterfly bow trend using brown leather and mink trims, touts a non wilt feature, and pairs hats and muffs with fur trimming. It also introduces a seven gored plaited skirt pattern size 22 to 32 with simple DIY instructions and a mail order pattern offer.
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Boe
Mall
Akron delegates head to State W C T U convention
Mrs. Charles Lawrence and Mrs. David Putnam depart for Akron to attend the State W C T U convention as delegates.
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Charles Lawrence
David Putnam
Akron
Forest fires in Minnesota threaten millions in losses
A Washington Forest Service report by Raymond W. Pullman outlines Minnesota fire damage from Hibbing to Ely and says losses may reach five to ten million dollars. The memo blames bad conditions, local indifference, and weak protection, urging state action, patrols, and stricter penalties to prevent future fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Saelegram
Raymond W. Pullman
Forest Service
Minnesota
Hisholm
Wid Smith Riley
National Forest District
Minnesota National
Washington
Ives
Ching
Schedule announced by Athens High School for football season
Athletic Director Morgin lists a tentative football slate for Athens High with games against Marietta Wellston Jackon Galaxia Jackwon Athens titles and Nov dates. The article notes a new academic standard pressuring players and mentions Chillicothe High as an example affected by the rule impacting lineup and player loss.
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Morgin
Athens High School
Tok
Merrietta
Marietta
Wellton
Wellston
Jackwon
OC Sf Csina
Athens
Ethbiofie
Neue Cciarre
Senkead Jackson
Cilicotae
Metta
Chillicothe High
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Holland-Sloane
Nelsonville Notes
Green Branch
Saunders
Arthur Saunders
Carthage Township
Sidney Smith
Mrs. Saunders
Frost
Alfred
Cleamacs
The
Greenfield
Gertrude Swaime
Athena
Gandee
Thomas Withers Jr
G. W. Duffee
Janet Russell
George Dowler
James Beverage
Mondday
K. J. Shannon
Bo & O
Samuel Withers
Chrles Burt
B.A. Erwin
Grosvenor
Rev. Cash
M. P. Church
Fred Rhorick
Philip Moore
Sonville
Mr. Duncan
Orbiston
L. H
H. D. Natina
Carbondale
Fas
Spmday
Carl Cox
Knox
Herbert Lent
Frank, Shaulis
Marshfield
Cornell University
Nyetown and
Womar
A. H
Th Peethall
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