Local Visits and Appointments Across Rendville and Nearby Towns
Lewia Jones visited Rendville Monday while Thur Timber of Corning stopped by Sunday. Vandie Kasler visited Basil Sunday. Frank Shiott came from Rendville Saturday. Minnie Brown of Athens visited Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Dupler spent Sunday in Hollister. Mike Eulius came from Rendville Tuesday evening. Mrs Davis was a business visitor at Jacksonville Friday. Ralph Bowling of New Lexington visited Saturday. Attorney M Foster of Athens was a business visitor Monday. The G. G. Club met at Mary King’s Thursday evening. Jessie Raney accepted a position in the new telephone office. May Morgan went to Columbus Monday for employment. Dr B W Pickering and George Rose were at Nelsonville Saturday. State Mine Inspector Biddison of Columbus was here Monday evening. Dr A J Crawford attended the Roosevelt meeting in Columbus Tuesday. Carrie Morris left Monday for Columbus for an extended stay. Karl Loveberry of Fremont visited Saturday and Sunday. Maggie Minck and family of Nelsonville visited Thursday. Charles Cornwell of Athens was in Glouster early week for work at his father’s store. Mr and Mrs Joseph Startin of Ringgold visited Saturday and Sunday with Hannah Allen. Dr B W Pickering attended the Conclave at Knights Templar in Columbus Monday. Mr and Mrs John Davis of Bishopville visited Saturday and Sunday. Emma Cunningham returned from Lancaster for a weeks vacation. Prof C G Henson addressed Trimble township teachers and high school pupils Saturday afternoon. Wancy Wright was called to Hollister Friday evening by the death of her nephew John Tharp, who was killed by a fall at the new mine above Hollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewia Jones
Rendville
Thur Timber
Corning
Vandie
Kasler
Basil
Frank Shiott
Minnie Brown
Athens
George Dupler
Hollister
Mike Eulius
Davis
Jacksonville
Ralph Bowling
New Leaington
M Foster
Karl Loveberry
Freemont
Maggie Minck
Anna
Dale
Nelsonville
Charles Cornwell
Glouster
Joseph Startin
Ringgold
Hannah Allen
B W Pickering
Columbus
Knights Templars Commandery
John Davis
Bishopville
Birl Joel Alien
Emma Cunningham
Lancaster
CG Henson
Athens Public Schools
Trimble Township
Wancy Wright
John Tharp
New England Folks Visit Across West Virginia
New England residents and relatives are mentioned visiting friends and family across West Virginia and nearby towns. Several small social movements are noted including visits by Mrs Cenningham Mr Hull and Mrs Vere to Hooper Pudge Sundez Harvey Adrian and wife visiting Sam Marquis at Frost Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs Sutton and daughter Arlie of Cennanville visiting Mrs Will Wright at Sand Rock May Tedrow to visit North Carolina relatives Rev Paylor of Guysville and Rev Beeman of Amesville exchanged pulpits with Beeman delivering a sermon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cenningham
West Virginia
George Hull
Hth
Airs
Vere
Hooper Pudge Sundez
Harvey Adrian
Sam Marquis
Frost
Sutton
Arlie
Cennanville
Will Wright
Sarah Parker
Noah Tedrow
Robert Young
Marshfield
Lewis
New England
Soho Grosvenor
Sand Rock
Risa May Tedrow
North Carolina
Rev
Paylor
Guysville
Beeman
Amesville
Typhoid recovery and local social notes from town
Chase Sr. recovers from typhoid fever. Republican meeting attracted several from the area at Pleasant. Reeves and Vaily Save moved a shingle machine to John Chase’s farm. Bert Stovey and wife visited Frea Oberholtzer’s family. Beasie Staneart returned home after weeks with grandparents. Qacar Chase, formerly in Athens last Wednesday, is improving at home after a near accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Chase Sr
Plesant
David Reeves
Benjamin Vaily Save
John Chase
Bert Stovey
Guysville
Frea Oberholtzer
Beasie Staneart
Qacar Chase
Jared
Athens
Untitled fragment hints at business talk and travel
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a business call to Columbus, names like Talis Crape and Freé Raa appear distorted, details unclear, racing or timing not specified. The readable items point to a conversation about work tasks and possibly a trip or communication with Columbus this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Talis
Amesville Social Roundup Learns of Visitors and Guests
John Norrin from Maralefield visits J H Jones in Amesville while F McCaslin of Athens conducts business Friday and Sunday. Dales and Eddiston from Marietta visit friends, Lora Yocum from New England ’46 stays with her sister in town, and several others host or visit family and neighbors this week. Local clergy, teaching visits, and new telephone line equipment toward Athens are noted amid many brief resident exchanges.
Local Social and Obituary Notes from Oakdale Area
Mrs. G E Morton is on the sick list. Mrs Arvilla Spring spent Friday at Mineral. Dr W S Dailey family spent Sunday in Athens. Wesley Webb and family spent Sunday at Point Rock. Grandmother Duffee of Trimble is the guest of her sons T W and J B Duffee. T W Lindley and Joe Peacock attended the football game at Athens Saturday. Mrs Hannah Miller is suffering from a stroke of paralysis. Her recovery is said to be doubtful. Lou Gillogely has purchased the Beery Hotel and expects to take possession about November first. J H Duffee family spent Sunday at Marshfield with Geo Duffee. The Ladies of the M E church gave a dinner Thursday to raise funds for new lights. The sum amounted to 33. Little Bina Wood died after three months illness Thursday. Rev Kirkpatrick conducted funeral at the Baptist church Friday. Remains interred in Lower Baptist cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.E. Morton
Arvilla Spring
Mineral
W. 5
Dailey
Athens
Wesley Webb
Point Rock
Duffee of
Trimble
T. W
J B Duffee
Lindley
Joe Peacock
Athena
Hannah Miller
Lou Gillogely
Beery
J. H. Duffee
Aden
Marshfeld
Geo. Duffee
M. ©. Church
Little
Bina Wood
Kirkpatrick
Baptist Church
Lower Baptist Cemetery
Local Notes and Visits Reported in Shade Area
Dr. Phillips made a business call Monday. W. 8. Williams visited D. F. Rickey and family recently. Emma Griswold went to Athens to visit friends for a short time. George Carteton and wife of Kingsbury visited friends here Sunday. Rev. Wright will not be here this week as announced. Mrs. George Watts and children are visiting friends at Pagetows. The little son of Mr and Mrs A G Creamer is sick with whooping cough. Mr. and Mrs. Carg Creamer were at Harrisonville visiting friends. Mrs A A Creamer and Mrs Carrie Ruth are in Kentucky visiting the starter's sister Mrs Dr Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Phillips
Williams
D. F. Rickey
Emma Griswold
Athens
George Carteton
Kingsbury
Rev.Wright
George Watts
Pagetows
A. GC
Creamer
Carg Creamer
Harrisonville
A. A. Creamer
Carrie Ruth
Kentucky
Newman
Local Notes From Athens Area This Week
Stewart J M Melcai visited Athens on business Monday Edwin Robbins of Athens spent Sunday at home Mr and Mrs Wortley Storer moved to Glouster Monday Ms and Mrs Pickering of Athens visited friends here Sunday Mrs Louisa Nolan and daughter Ila are guests of O Worcester Kimes of Guysville and Ziemerman of Amesville among others in the area during the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Melcai
Athens
Edwin Robbins
GUYSVILLE COMMUNITY SICK LIST AND WEEKEND VISITS
Local notices show Mrs. G. J. Bean ill. Numerous Athens area residents, including Charles Inman and families, Irene LeGourlon, Daisy Pierce, Emma Light, and others, visited relatives or attended events across Lancaster, West Virginia, Canaanville, and Coolville. Funeral attendance noted for Mr Hull. various members traveled to Columbus and Parkersburg for church and political events. several weddings and social visits are listed around Oct 26.
Local Notes and Church Farewell Sermon Report
Miscellany from Athens area includes births and guest visits, a farewell sermon at Haga chapel, neighbors hosting relatives, music lessons, and moves to Virginia for mining. Also notes on a funeral with interment at Kitvert cemetery and a modest obituary.
Social Roundup From Wolf's Plains
James Baird attended a quarterly union meeting on Sunday. Miss Gertrude Swaim of Salem visited Miss Ethel Francis. Mr and Mrs James Reeves visited relatives at Reitown. Mr and Mrs John Fisk of Chauncey were guests of Phillip Michael and family. T A McCathran and daughter Grace and Miss Besse Shaffer spent Tuesday at Nelsonville. Mrs Maria Tedrow of Nelsonville visits her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Barker. Mrs Ida Rove and two children returned to Columbus after a few days here. Mrs Fuller, called by her daughter Mrs Garretts illness, returned to Roxobel last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baird
Union
Gertrude Swaim
Salem
Ethel Francis
James Reeves
Reitown
John Fisk
Chauncey
Phillip Michael
T. A. McCathran
Grace
Misa Besse Shaffer
Nelsonville
Maria Tedrow
Wm. Barker
Ida Rove
Columbus
Fuller
Daugher
Garrett
Roxabeil
Vanderhoof Local Notes and Moves
Lester Clark begins lime rock crushing for the pike this week. Benny Swartz moves his family into the house vacated by Charley Springer. Asa Jeffer and Edwin Chase made a business trip to Pomeroy on Thursday. Fred Stout moves his family into the Doland property. Austin Jeffers returns from Iowa and works for J. C. Ours at Pleasanton. Timber for sale easily accessible to the site. 40.8. W. Eoguire at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Clark
Benny Swartz
Charley Springer
Asa Jeffer
Edwin Chase
Pomeroy
Fred Stout
Doland
Austin Jeffers
Iowa
van Gerhoof
J. C. Ours
Pleasanton
Austin
Towa Leall
Local News Notes From Sistersville And Nearby
Miss Mary Hendrickson of Sisters tdle West Virginia visited relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs George Atkinson spent part of last week with relatives in Tuppers Plains. Several attended the Roosevelt meeting at Parkersburg Thursday night. Mrs Cal Atkinson and Miss Addie Knowles visited relatives in Little Hocking. Arthur Maguire of Columbus stayed with grandmother Mrs Eliza Botkin and other relatives. John Bingman and family of Washington DC visited W H Bingman and relatives. Mrs Mary Warren and daughter Miss Addie of Frost were guests of Mrs Marion Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hendrickson
Sisterstdle
W. Va
Mars
George Atkinson
Tuppers Plains
Parkersburg
Cal Atkinson
Addie Knowles
Little Hocking
Arthur Maguire
Columbus
Eliza Botkin
John Bingman
Washington, DC
W.H. Bingman
Mary Warren
Addie
Frost
Marion Chambers
Frost Touches Local Names in Winter Health Notes
Mrs Rose Place is on the sick list. Hyert Pearsons is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Wm J Doan has been ill slowly, ceasoring. Doan made a business trip to Cutler Saturday. Wm Founds and family moved into the house vacated by Frank Dodd. Frank Dodd and wife and Mrs Paulina Patten moved to Ireland. Mrs Hester Crippen visited relatives at Veto in Washington county. Fred Barrows and family moved into the house formerly occupied by James Vanmeter. Thomas Terry and wife of Kingsbury, W. Wats were guests of relatives. Fred Mitchel of West Virginia, guest of Curtis Dean and wife, returned home recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vanmeter
Thomas Terry
Kingsbury
Wats
Dhairseuas
Fred Mitchel
West Virginia
Curtis Dean
Willow Creek and Long Run clubs to play at west Saturday
Mrs Chas Hawk and Mr and Mrs Geo Chastman visited friends on Dutch Ridge Sunday. Bev Need will preach at the Christian church in Jerseyville on the evenings of November 2 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hawk
Geo. Chastman
Dutch Ridge
Willow Creek
Long Run
Bev Need
Christian Church
Jerseyville
Low Rate Excursion Tickets to Chicago Offered
Ohio Central Lines announces low rate excursion tickets to Chicago for the Great Chicago Horse Show. Tickets sold by agents October 26 and 20, and November 1, with returning by November 5. For full particulars contact Ohio Central Lines agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Central
Chicago
Oyo Central Lines
Ohio Central Lines
The F L Preston Co Dry Goods Ladies Tailor Made Suits
The F L Preston Co dry goods offers ladies tailor made suits described as man tailored garments with distinctive style and air, claimed to be superior to many others and offered at lower prices than inferior makes sold by smaller dealers.
Rainy Day Skirts Highlight Department Run
A department features Rainy Day Skirts priced from 4.50 to 10.00 as part of a big fabrics promotion. Shoppers can find a wide range of fabrics priced from 6.50 to 25.00, signaling a major sale push across the department.
Local Retail Ad Promises Lowest Prices on Styles
Advert says customers can own styles at the lowest prices, claiming prices are lower than earlier. It emphasizes value and savings with repeated assurances of identical products for less. No specific brands or dates appear in the readable text.
New Line Introduces Silk Mohair and Sateen Waists
A new line debuts featuring silk waists Mohair waists serge waists sateen waists and plannel waists. The collection highlights varied fabrics and styles for refined everyday wear.
Largest county clothing stock offers wide range and low prices
The rag land and regular outfits span from $2 to $2000 with both made up and regular stock. Gheviong and all others showcase every price. The store touts the largest clothing stock in the county with continually moving worsted and cassimere suits in new fall designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tis
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OUT OF Town News
Athens County
Chase
John Norrin
Maralefield
J. H. Jones
F. McCaslin
Miss Dale
Marietta
Emma Patterson
Eunice Eddiston
J. G. Moore
Lora Yocum
Carrie
Thomas Craig
Lathrop
Alma
Vesta Henry
Orpha Johnson
Taylor
Presbyterian Church
W P Hoisington
Potter
Blackwood
LU. B. Glazier
Selby
Smithfield
Biddis
Bern Township
J. W. Scott
Ball Farm
Misa Tina Young
Austin Slowter
Ohio River
Harry Means
Sharpsburg
Flo Porter
Sadie Wilson
Anna Clark
Blatchford
Lewia Wilcox
Richard McKinley
Amasa MecKinley
Gillespieville
Heber Henry
Will Clark
Albany
SHADE
G. J. Bean
Charles Inman
Irene LeGourlon
Daisy Pierce
Emma Light
Anna Rhodehaver
C. L. Bean
E. H. Pearsons
James Cray
Ed. Bean
Stewart
F. C. Webster
Canaanville
George Bundy
J B. Smith
Hull
Success
Maude Coleman
Nell
C.c Hulbert
Grand Lodge of Masons
Springfield
Grace Snow
Chas. Hammond
G.R Johnson
Blanchester
Charles Calvert
C C Hulbert
Harry
Heiman
Zateski
Isaac Brewer
W. H Lewis
J W W. Pierce
R. B. Hares
F K Coleman
Teddy Roosevelt
James Buck
Mildred
J. W. Pierce
J Lawrence
L. L. Cherrington
Lydia Crai
Wilson
Hetzer—Skeets
Coohulle
Big Rin
Chas. Org
Alex Root
Ed Glamer
Rev Webb
Haga Chapel
John Rowan
C. A. Nice
Mabel Davis
John Goad
Zack Tittle
Virginia
Grace Jewell
Bertha Skinner
Marine Curtis
W. Jackson
R. B. Bell
Jesse Tabler
Jones
Baneralser
Wate Praca
Kitvert Cemetery
Wolf's Plains
W. Eoguire
Judson
Chas, L. Pettis & CO
Duane Street
New York
Sheriffs Sale
William J Warrener
Charles MV Warrener, Et al
Order of Sale
Athens County Court Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
Towit
Bern
H. Porter, Sherif. Lever & Sayne Pitts
Board of Education
Daleton Special School
Sale Daleton Special School
Beard
Edu Sec En Re
Hoare of of Education
Dalétora Ssiche
The
F. L. Preston Co
Our
Children’s Furs
Rosenthals
Oxford
Kerseys
F.l.preston Co
F.L. Preston
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