New England Notes and Local Visits
Miss Balic Tedrow left Monday for home near Columbus. Mrs. Addie Bnndy and son Dana visited Athens relatives Friday and Saturday. Orson Lewis family spent the week in Neisouvaia. A L Starlin and brother George plan health trips to New Mexico. Mrs. Samuel Worthing seeks magnetic treatment. Rev L L Charrington preached a fourth year address. The Lewis family of Marshfield visited in Athens. Constance and Mary Oge visited Sand Rock grandparents. Capt C M Harrison attended Groveport reunion. Mrs Hattie Dodds and Miss Elia Ginn returned from Pataskala visits. Mrs H E Adrian and son Doris back from Stockport. Miss Mary Clifford to Galesburg IL with brother Steve. Rev Christine to preach at Presbyterian next Sunday. Mrs Sharnick and Jessie of Parkersburg were guests of Mr and Mrs Green. Mrs Will Coleman attended Walter Finch funeral at Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balic Tedrow
Columbus
Addie Bnndy
Dana
J. B Dana
Athens
Orson Lewis
George Lewis
Neisouvaia
A. L. Starlin
George
New Mexico
Samuel Worthing
Middleport
Waugh
L. L. Charrington
Lewis of
Marshfield
Constance
Mary Oge
Sand Rock
C. M. Harrison
Groveport
Hattie Dodds
Elia Ginn
Pataskala
Lsles
H. E. Adrian
Doris
Stockport
Mary Clifford
Galesburg
Steve Clifford
Christine
Presbyterian Church
Sharnick
Jessie
Parkersburg
Millfield Notes on Local Club and Movements
Millfield reports a G O T club formed by local young women with Eva James as president and Mabel Learned as vice president. Families relocate residents move into nearby homes, Rain scarcity crops up, and Rev Bouquard delivers his first sermon to a large audience.
Local social notes from Jasper Hill area
Elmer and Frank Nickoson of Jeffer- Spp visit relatives. John Stont and family call on friends in Garden Sunday. Elza Chalfant and wife welcome a granddaughter born in Jacksonville. T N Chalfant and wife celebrate the new baby. Miss Katie feildgeders hosts friends from Evergreen. Edward Warner and sister Fiona travel to Fulda for Mollie Warner wedding. Miss Lizzie Smith of Marietta visits on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Frank Nickoson
Jeffer- Spp
John Stont
Garden
Elza Chalfant
Jacksonville
T. N. Chalfant
Katie Feildgeders
Evergreen
Edward Warner
Fiona
Fulda
Mollie Warner
Local Notes from Ireland Ohio Area Visitors and Travel
Mrs. Ella Bingman returned home from Roanoke Virginia after a visit. Miss Fiona Johnsson visited her sister Mrs. Ella Tilton in Coolville. Frank Dodd left for Philadelphia to work as a carpenter. Sherman Livery went to Chillicothe for employment. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Daugherty visited relatives in Decatur. Mr. and Mrs. John Hornsby visited relatives in Little Hocking. Miss Nora Flinn attended a wedding at Little Hocking. Rev. Lewis of Marietta preached at the Congregational church. A A Bingman in West Virginia visited family. Mrs. Aliie Bingman and son Albert visited Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McVey and Jean Arthur visited Bartlett over Sunday. Lir. Cadious, Wm. Nusworth of Columbus and Brig. E. T. Rossiter of Albany spent Friday with Mrs. W. G. Shaffer. Little Rachael Shafer improved after illness. Mrs. Hannah Eulow of Farsonz Kansas visits her mother. Miss Carrie Richey of McArthur visited Aunt Miss Lucinda Evans. Rev. Toumine to hold M. E. church services next Sunday evening. William Bolin of Meigs County visited his daughter, Mrs. Herman Stage. Siamon Sir Harg spent Sunday with friends in Lancaster. Little Lyllian and Norman Brown of Nelsonville spent a week with grandparents. Charlie Brown and wife of Nelsonville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Bingman
Restarves
Roanoke
Fiona Johnsson
Ella Tilton
Coolville
Frank Dodd
Pennsylvaia
Sherman Livery
Chillicothe
J. B. Daugherty
Decatur
John Hornsby
Little Hocking
Nora Flinn
Rev. Lewis of
Marietta
This Place
Edward McVey
Jean
Arthur
Bartlett
Cadius
Wm. Nusworth
Columbes
T. Rossiter
Albany
W. G. Shaffer
Rachael Shafer
Hannah Eulow
Farsonz
Kansas
Sarah Boxton
Carrie Richey
McArthur
Lucinda Evans
William Bolin
Meige County
Birs
Herman
Siamon Sir Harg
Lancaster
Little Lyllian
Norman Brown
Nelsonville
Charlie Brown
Joe Brown
FP. M. Shull
Otto Barth
Carl
Silnneis
McKenney
Bertha Humphrey
Liverpool
H. #. Bennett
Clara Caldwell
Plumtey
Corsicana
Texas
Hope Walden
Amesville Hears News Of Local Folks And Farewells
D M Mitchell of Chattanooga visits relatives in the area Rev Sellars of Chesterville preaches at the Presbyterian church Several Athens and Marietta guests visit Amesville for family and friends The Long Brothers dog and pony show suffers loss in Chesterhill from a burnt ticket wagon Funeral services for W G Finch attended by local residents Finchs burial in Amesville Cemetery ends an era in the village
Miss Nel Jordan Returns Home From California Visit
Miss Nel Jordan arrives back in Hesbardsville after spending two years in California. She halted in Chicago for a brief visit with her brother John, who works there. Howard One is visiting relatives in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nel Jordan
California
Chicago
John
Howard One
Pittsburg
Sermons and Social Notes From Athens County
Rev. A. Evans delivered his first sermon at the M E B church on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Copeland of Stewart visited their son Dr. T A Copeland and family. Anna Williams entered the musical department at O A J B Burson. Florence Burson accompanied by her mother was in Cincinnati. Frank Grim and family from Towa spent time with Charles Grim. Mr and Mrs Rodolph Jeffers visited relatives and returned to Trimble. A daughter was born to Dr and Mrs H T Phillips on October 11. Mrs Matt Dempsey of Wichita Kansas visiting relatives. she formerly resided in Athens county. Rev Fry preached a notable sermon. Emmet Reeves of Athens spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Goodwin. Wesley Davng returned to Jacksonville to school. Caleb Johnson and wife attended the funeral of his father in Amesville. Dallas Goodwin is at work in Corning. Neighboring unrest over Sharp's school and corporal punishment of Delbert Bolin's son. board of education to hear case next Monday. Sharp likely to keep position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Evans
M. EB
Rodolph Jeffers
Trimble
H. T. Phillips
Matt. Dempsey
Witchita
Kansas
Athens County
Fry
Emmet Reeves
Athens
Mary Goodwin
Wesley Davng
Jacksonville
Caleb Johnson
Amesville
Dallas Goodwin
Corning
Sharp
Benjamin Sharp
Delbert Bolin
Board of Education
Local Social Notes and Outgoing Visits in Coolville Area
Community updates list attendees at a Walter L. Maine circus in Parkersburg and travels to Cincinnati for an excursion. Local clergy services, fundraising for a school organ, and a reception for Rev. McKenney are noted. Birth announced for H. Bennett's eleven pound boy and several residents’ illnesses and visits are recorded with names and places across Ohio and nearby towns.
Pratts Fork Social Notes and Local Updates
Clyde Colburn returns home from Wellsville after three months away. Samuel Henderson of Athens visits sister Mrs Walter Williams. Joseph Hayes and wife of Illinois visit John Hayes and plan a Chester trip to see relatives. Sam Brank of Anthony greets friends here Sunday. D B Sharp case heard by Alexander school board as excessive whipping, decision postponed to next meeting. Alice Hibbard of Athena visits Miss Berlina Mohler. Mrs Siena Wiggins of Iowa visits her mother Mrs Martha Morse. Blanche Mohler of the O A spends Sunday with her parents. BE W Davis teaching at Jacksonville spends weekend at home reporting work progressing. Mrs Mary Cline moves family to town for better school options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Colburn
Wellsville
Samuel Henderson
Athens
Walter Walliams
Joseph Hayes
Illinois
John Hayes
Chester
Sam Brank
Anthony
D. B. Sharp
Alexander School
Sharp
Ries Alice Hibbard
Athena
Berlina Mohler
Siena Wiggins
Iowa
Martha Morse
Blanche Mohler
O. A
John Mohier
BE. W. Davis
Jacksonville
Mary Cline
Mammoth Cave lecture set for Albany by Cline and Martzolf
Columbus resident Jame Cline visits Albany this week as professors C. and Martzolf of New Lexington plan to lecture on the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky Saturday evening October 17. The G B C held a second meeting at the school. Rev. Cheadle departs for a new field in Jacksonville with family. Milcar’s India lecture at the W B church drew an attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame Cline
Columbus
C. & Martzolf
New Lexington
Kentucky
Albany
India
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J. R. Wede
Harvey Kramer
Atheny
E. W H. Learned
Greens Row
L. D. Hanlin
Mamie Woodruff
Taylor Ridge
Eva James
Mabel Learned
Pearl Earich
Mabel Woodworth
Lucy Learned
Miss Mabel
Edith Matson
Chauncey
Dowler Ridge
Arthur Bowler
Ann Jones
Wm. Dowler
Wm. Watkins
Carbondale
Pedigo House
Shaw
Imperial Mine
Deanville
Bouquard
Jasper Hill
Lizzie Smith
Ireland
A. A. Bingman
West Virginia
Aliie Bingman
Albert Ality
Wolfs Plains
Toumine
M. E. Church
Apfesville
D. M. Mitchell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Rev. Sellars
Chesterville
Messrs
A. L. Logan
Gnaries Clark
Heber H. Henry
Cincinnati
Arthur Brown
Denvar
Cal
Anna YT Brown
Bliss Anna Lovell
Lucile Lovell
Charles Eddy
Joseph Fleming
Harvey
Mir
Daniel Fleming
John Plaugher
Constitution
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Mary Slattery
Donna Roach
May Reach
Rosa Minear
Chesterhill
Leroy Jones
Cyrus Brown
Clarksburg
Anna L. Brown
J. White
Canton
Kate Golden
Sarah Patterson
George Niggemeyer
Henderson
Rev. Fisher
John Fleming
Mary Rutledge
Kirkersville
Sex
Harley
W. G. Finch
Chas, Finch
William Martin
William Wyatt
Will Finch
Logansport Jod
Sellars
Amesville Cemetery
J.D. Rawco
Bobby Zibaline
Kersey
J. Dlraw CO
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Hesbardsville
SHADE
West Alexander
Higllister
Ed Stone
Celia
Mathew Wilson
Westerville
Sarah Richards
Pleasant City
Zanesville
Charley Schotz
Harry Hoffman
Jeff Guest
Bernard Smith
Cornelia
Kimberly
Flossie Mason
Bishopville
Ae Wallace
Anesville
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Shawnee
Rex Searles
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Sam Sommer
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