Rutland duo visit Gallipolis yesterday
Mrs. L. E. Rife and her daughter Ruth traveled from Rutland to Gallipolis for a day of visiting.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1918
Page
11
Merer Family Visits Pittsburgh Then Zanesville Trip
Reverend and Mrs J Merer and two children left Pittsburgh for a trip via Zanesville to visit Walter Mees and family after visiting Abe Mees and family. They are accompanied by Mrs Abe Mees who will stay a few days with her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merer
Abe Mees
Zanesville
Walter Mees
Pittsburgh
Miss May Kappold Leaves for Columbus Visit
Miss May Agnes Kappold departed yesterday to visit her mother and sister in Columbus, continuing family travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Agnes Kappold
Columbus
Miss Harriet Hanna Guest of Mrs Susan Phillipe
Columbus social note records Miss Harriet Hanna visiting as a guest of Mrs Susan Phillipe, detailing a refined social engagement in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Hanna
Columbus
Susan Phillipe
Sayres and relatives seen in Pomeroy social visit
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sayre and their four children traveled with Mrs. Daniel Sayre of Jetart West Virginia for a shopping and social visit in Pomeroy on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Sayre
Mr. Sayre
Daniel Sayre
Jetart
W. Va
Pomeroy
Horwitz Bouts Floozie in Debut Return
Hon Louis Horwitz returned from a days long wrestling match with the Floozie, marking his first appearance yesterday after the tiring contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Horwitz
Floozie
Deaths And Funerals In The Bend
The Bend reports the death of Floyd F. Sidenstricker a 40 year old Rutland businessman from pneumonia brought on by influenza. He leaves a wife and two daughters and will be buried at Robinson Cemetery after a 10 am Saturday service. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. George Parrott in Washington D. C. at 83 and Grace Kline 18 from influenza with services planned for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bend
Floyd F. Sidenstricker
Rutland
Scott Kennedy
Selah
Robinson Cemetery
George Parrott
Washington D. H
Mra Ben Cross
Oak Grove
Grace
Jacob Kline
France
Dewey
St. Malo
Altho
Chateau-Thierry
Juvigny
Paris
Marx Hendrickson
Vervohlt
Mark
Mary
Amy
Verwohlt
Ohio
O. A
United States
Professor
Edward E. Hartford
M. G. Co
126Th Inf
American E. F. AP. O
Ballot misread in yesterday's Messenger print
A machine operator misread the ballot option in yesterday's Messenger, showing approval or regulation instead of approval or rejection. The error affected the official tally and prompted correction steps.
Women Eligible in Rural Carrier Exams in Rutland and Long Bottom
Examinations for rural carriers in Rutland and Long Bottom will include women and men. The November test date will determine eligibility for the positions. both genders may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Long Bottom
Carpenter Falls Twenty Feet In Cary Hollow Accident
Owen Powell of Bashan was severely injured yesterday while working as a carpenter on a coal company house in Cary Hollow. He fell from the top of the building about twenty feet, landing on his head and shoulders, injuring the spine and causing paralysis of the lower body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Powell
Bashan
Cary Hallow
Return of Louis Houhoulis as Pomeroy Restaurant manager
Louis Houhoulis, formerly part owner of the Pomeroy Restaurant and Candy Kitchen, has returned to Bend and assumed personal management of the restaurant after months away. He formed many friendships here before and will be glad to know of his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Houhoulis
Pomeroy Restaurant
Candy Kitchen
Pomeroy
Houhoulis
The
Bend
Blosser Couple Welcome Nine Pound Baby Daughter
Mr and Mrs Walter Blosser announce the arrival of a nine pound daughter born Wednesday at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Blosser
Browns Visit Camp Sherman as Elmer Heads Overseas
Mr and Mrs George Brown and family and Mr and Mrs Dana Brown with son Russell traveled to Camp Sherman Wednesday to visit Elmer Brown who left for an eastern camp yesterday. His unit is expected to depart soon for service overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brown
Dana Brown
Russell
Camp Sherman
Elmer
Visiting Burgundy Calls on Fowler Family in Middleport
Chas. Burgundy of Gallipolis visited Emmett Fowler and his Middleport family, sharing time and catching up during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Burgundy
Gallipolis
Emmett Fowler
Middleport
Messenger, Chenn Chase Returns to Sea Duty
Messenger Chenn Chase leaves Union Avenue home to resume service as electrician on the WU. 8 transport Powhattan now at an Atlantic port, ending a brief family visit with his parents Mr and Mrs John Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenn Chase
John Chase
Union Avenue
Atlantic
Visit and jail move reported in county notes
Miss Viola Grueser departed for Columbus to visit relatives. Sheriff Hartwell took two prisoners to Mansfield Boys Industrial School. James Holloway for an Indeterminate period after a manslaughter confession and Robert Webb for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Grueser
Columbus
Sheriff Hartwell
Boys Industrial School
Mansfield
James Holloway
Robert Webb
Letter from nurse in overseas service about Dewey Holsington
A letter addressed to Mrs. Charles Hoisington of The Plains from nurse Cora S. Allen describes her son Dewey Holsington who died on September 25. Written on September 24, the note portrays reflections on his life and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hoisington
the Plains
Cora S. Allen
Dewey Holsington
Gas Company Seeks Rate Hike to Offset Rising Costs
The utility appeals for an 8 cent increase per 1000 cu ft, arguing costs have surged across drilling, pipe, boilers, engines, and labor. It notes government finance limits, wartime depletion, and a need to fund new wells and pipelines to ensure next winter’s gas supply. The plan follows similar municipal actions in Ohio and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
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Ivor Dumphrey
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John R. Ogdin
Ogdin
D. of A. Lode
Goldie McKee
Ameri
Doctor
Hamilton
Golden Medical Discovery
Womnan
P. S
O. U
L. J. Addicott
Messenger
Mea Im Service
Woolson Spice Company
Toledo Chio
Dan Oochees
Easley
Etter
F. J. Beasley Milling Co
Athens, OH
Kerr Hdw. Co
Athens, Ohio
Cole
McAdoo
Chambers of Commerce of the
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