Local visitors and moves list from Rome township notes
Residents and guests are named as Esther Dunfee and daughter Bertha visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Dunfee, with Ella Van Horn and the Joneses in Fargo. Several families relocate or visit, including Dillys in West Union and Brewsters in Henry Brewster's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Dunfee
Bertha
Addine Jones
Youba
Joshua Jones
Harmony Hill
Thomas Dunfee
Ella van Horn
Fargo
N. D
Ithaca
N. Y
Local Social Roundup From Hockingport And Surrounding Areas
Social notices from Hockingport detail Nora Johnson Olive F HY in Ethel Stewart and Mrs attending the Congregational association at Frost. Grange meeting at Coolville. Duttons visiting in Coolville. Mrs. St. BK Adams hosts visitors. Mrs. Scott Wiley hosts callers. Families travel to Waterford and Lancaster for funerals and family visits. Mrs. Vanhorn obituary notes in Athens county connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Johnson
Olive F Hyin
Ethel Stewart
Mra
Congregational Association
Frost
E. A. Dutton
Grange
Coolville
Martha Dutton
Joppa
Otho Elliott
St. BK. Adams
Fanny Seifieid
Charley
Amos Congo
Nettie
Scott Wiley
Fred Medley
Hlazel
Adisa M. Eliott
Smith Dunfee
Ross
Bee
Finmons
Virginia
Etta Parker Vanhorn
Athens County
Lancaster
J. A. Griffin
Maggie Griffin
Vanhorn
Carrie Dunfee
Waterford
Airsfred Leggett
Jess Lukens
Charley Scott
Belpre
Lew Humphrey
Edith
Mra. A. Wells
Ella Munchmeyer
Local Social Roundup From Green Branch Readers
Mrs Samantha Dison and her son Robert of Guysville spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Mark Lonas. Veria Bean visited Glanster. Lydia Kincade granddaughter visited Lydia and Mr Charles Inman of Guysville. Various locals attended a supper at Manafield South of Carl Hi and Calvert. Addison Carpenter and Deere Starkey of Canadaville joined Lydia Kincade at an event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha Dison
Robert
Guysville
Mark Lonas
Veria Bean
Afton Townsend
Arthur Sautders
Lydia Grand
Charles Inman
Guyaville
Ire
Manafield
South A
Addison Carpenter
Deere Starkey
Canadaville
D. H. Wawardé
J. P
Athens
Lydia Kincade
T L. Calvert
Raugttes
John W Bennett Nominated for County Commissioner
John W Bennett of Yorktown, a 60 year Athens county resident and former York township trustee, is the Democratic minority party choice for county commissioner. A longtime contractor and community figure, he is described as honest and upright, with broad experience in building and farming. The notice urges support for a man with qualifications over blind party affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Que Wan
John W. Bennett
Yorktown
Altp
Bennett
Athens County
York Township
Pallbridge
Chidrén
Independent Sheriff Candidate Dana Webster Urges Vote
An Athens County Independent candidate Dana B Webster seeks voters support for sheriff next Tuesday. He frames himself as rightful successor to Harry M Webster and urges a straight ticket vote citing Republican ties and merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Cuales
Storify
Dana B. Webster
Harry M. Webster
Shefff
H. M. Webster
Webster
Local social notes from Millfield area
Millfield and Athens residents visit friends and relatives across Nelsonville Huntington and Bishopville. Notables include L A Sprague of Athens visiting Mrs Daft and Mrs Cat in Nelsonville, and Rob James in Athens. Others travel or host, among them Miss Mattie Norris in Gloucester and Mae Kendall in Modoc.
Local News From Amesville and Surrounding Communities
Ed Gifford G O Dinscott and Fritz Phillips traveled to Chicago on a business trip to buy cattle. Mr Taylor Patterson now in Marshfield spoke to Grangers about two crops on local ground and displayed seasonable produce. Savage Co of McConnelsville leases the Patterson building room for plumbing gas fixtures. Gas line extended toward the village and drilling occurs on nearby farms. Several locals visited and returned from weekend trips to Beverly Columbus Marietta Nelsonville and Cincinnati. A Masonic Grand Lodge meeting in Cincinnati drew attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gifford
G. O. Dinscott
Fritz Phillips
Chicago
Taylor Patterson
Violni
Marshfield
Lses
Grangers
Truman Wells
Raymond Adair
Beverly
Wells
Patterson Building
Marietta
Selby
Nelsonville
Messrs Wilson
Manley Thompson
Frank Pinley
McConnelaville
Fred Shoop
W. CC. Wells
Son Ralston
T. ©. Clark
Carbon Coal Co
Yord Totman
FP. W. Gibson
Masonic Grand Lodge
Cincinnati
Frank Adair
Marietta College
Patterson
Ladies’ Ald Society
Henry
Port Thomas
Joy of Joy
Emma Patterson
Columbus
Fastern
Henderson-Crider Drug Co Largest Assortment Promo
We think we have the largest assortment shown Powders Pastes Liquids and Soaps Henderson-Crider Drug Co 10 28 c2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Chider Drug CO
Henderson-Crider Drug CO
Local residents and visitors list from Nelsonville and area
A string of social notes records visits and stays among families in Nelsonville Sharpsburg Wilson Chapel Athens Canannville Pathersburg Krupp Wash and Coolville. Names include John Bennett A J Bennett Mary Bennett Joese White Nancy Thompson Grover Brutton and others with weekend calls and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perkins
Sharpsburg
Orson Lewis
Orlo Ogg
Harold
Wilson Chapel
Poston
Harry Wilson
Athens
Bert Baker
Mary Bennett
Alexis
A. J. Bennett
Joese White
Nelsonville
Nancy Thompson
Gebr
Brutton
Grover
Prisei Nautton
George
Andanville
Jesse Claske
Wright
Ballots to Be Placed in Sugar Barrel Ballot Boxes
Fremont Ohio Oct 28 The board of elections purchased 40 sugar barrels to serve as ballot boxes in Sab dusk county for the presidential election. Tops with the necessary slots were placed on all barrels and then distributed to the precincts to handle the large ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Sabdusk
Board of Elections
Humphreys Homeopathic Cure Pitch for Animal Ailments
An 19th century veterinary advertisement promotes Humphreys Specifics as a universal remedy for cattle sheep dogs hogs and poultry. The piece lists ailments including distemper worms mange and pneumonia and claims to prevent pregnancy and treat infections. It offers a book and free mail order.
Sunflower Philosophy in Atchison Globe
Brief aphorisms from the Atchison Kansas Globe warn against risky bets with friends and note the uneasy craving of the stomach. A pup is described as friendly like a candidate just before an election.
Talk Five Minutes With Any Man Con fidentially
A compact reflection on trust and public perception. It notes that conversations reveal robbery by someone, and that a strong man in a cheerful smile appears humorous. It closes by praising a husband and wife in love.
Bride's Fiancé's Mother Doubt Stirs Wives' Debate
A wry reflection notes that a bride may grasp why a mother doubts a future daughter in law, yet many wives may fail to explain why such doubts exist, hinting at family tensions and expectations in marriage.
Card game for safety in life and risk
A brief note compares a card game where players act for safety. It suggests a man should play for safety after dropping 5 percent and even before, applying the game’s cautionary logic to life decisions and risk management.
Parental expectations shape views on marriage and gender
A dated reflection notes that men show no marks of marriage and can endure many unions, while women bear visible social marks from marriage, likened to smallpox, highlighting gendered judgments of unions.
Millfield Sunday Visits Highlight Local Residents
Miss Edythe Watson of Colouster and Miss Blanche Light spent Sunday with family in Millfield. Mrs L B Woodworth and daughter Mrs Erwin Sanders were Athens visitors Thursday. Rev J A Long of Athens to preach at the Christian Church Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Christman of Guysville visited their son Mr M Christman over the weekend. Mr Ernest Daft spent Sunday in Athens. Mrs Ruth James hosted her son Mr Robert James from Athens Sunday. Mr C L Sanders and son Fred were Athens visitors Thursday. Miss Lena Latimer of Hollister visited here Sunday with Mrs Ray Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Daft
L. Sanders
Athens
Thorsday
Eldoris Smith
Bishopville
Leva Latimer
Hollister
Ray Saunders
Mise Mae Kendall
Modoc
Misa Olive Trookins
Edythe Watson
Colouster
Blanche Light
Guysville
Woodworth
Erwin Sanders
J. A. Long
Christian Church
Mir
Christman
Robert James
Mis
Ruth James
C. L. Sanders
Fred
Lena Latimer
Ray Sanders
Auto dealers foresee price slump and nationwide sales plan
New York on October 28 reports automobile dealers in the city and Europe anticipate a market downturn this year. A large company has formed to sell autos across the United States on small weekly payments with only one dollar down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
United States
Maxim Questions Airship War Threats
Hudson Maxim argues airships offer no terrifying wartime potential. He asserts dynamite drops from airships would cause only surface damage unless they penetrate battleships or earthworks to cause major destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Maxim
Tommy Jones Returns as O U S Quarterback Star
The morning State Journal profiles Tommy Jones in football gear. He left locally to finish studies at O U and now steps in as quarterback for O W U next Saturday, replacing Captain Strington who is out with a game fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning State Journal
Tommy Jones
Tommy
Strington
Jones
Hyomel Promises Cure for Catarrh and Related Ailments
An advertisement touts Hyomel from Australia as a cure for catarrh and a remedy for throat and nasal issues. It claims benefits against bronchitis asthma coughs colds hay fever and croup and offers a money back guarantee through Henderson Crider at a local drugstore. The offer promises relief for a dollar with household use instructions included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Crider
Harmony Hill social notes reflect local travel and visits
Mrs G P Russell went to Coolville. Mr and Mrs T Watson visited Broadwell and Southland. Arthur and Cecil Cornes were Parkersburg visitors. G W Flinn and daughter Cora plus Carrie Shanks of Latrobe visited M N Linscott. Richard Hueston attended a political speech at Little Hocking. Several families traveled to Little Hocking and Pine Grove for visits and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Russell
Coolville
T. Watson
Broadwell
Southland
Arthur and
Cecil Cornes
Parkersburg
G. W. Flinn
Miss Cora
Carrie Shanks
Latrobe
M. N. Linscott
Richard Hueston
Little Hocking
Wm, Cornes
Miss Addie
Ben White
St. Noland’s
Bertha Yates
Fillmore
Louise Coggeshall
Milton Cornes
Ottis Planly
Pine Grove
FS. Sapith
Angeline McNamee
Little
W. Ie
Norma
Dutton
Curinalt
Bossom
Mich
Hockingport
Bulgaria Moves Toward Peace with Compensation Plan
Sofia reports the Bulgarian cabinet endorsed paying compensation to Turkey after a long ministerial debate with Emperor Ferdinand pushing for peace. About 60,000 reservists were discharged, leaving 40,000 in service as a plenipotentiary heads to Constantinople to negotiate a treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Sofia
Ita
Turkey
Ferdinand
Constantinople
Britain denies role in breaking Austro Turkish talks
In London and through ambassadors abroad the British government formally denies involvement in the rupture of negotiations between Austria-Hungary and Turkey. It also says any direct arrangement satisfactory to Turkey would, in the government’s view, help pave the way to a general settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Tondon
London
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Great Britain
Bryan Defends Free Raw Material Belief in Campaign Nod
Mr. Bryan states belief in free raw material and cites naming Governor Haskell of Oklahoma as campaign treasurer as part of his approach. The remark ties into his fundraising stance and a notable political ally in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Haskell of
Oklahoma
Local Happenings and Visits Around Carpenter
Montague residents share fishing tales near Carpenter while visitors travel between Athens Columbus Albany and Nelsonville. Notables include R L Carmichael and Miss Georgia Carmichael visiting family, Edna McVay returning near Albany, and Mrs Luster McVay listed as ill. A Halloween social is planned at Frank Swans next Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mevars
Goodrich
Dixon
Llewel- Lyon
Carpenter
R. L. Carmichael
Columbus
Walter Hunter
Athens
Customu
T. J. Hamilton
Edna McVay
Albany
Davis
Hydrogen Peroxide On Hand For Antiseptic Use
Advertisement notes hydrogen peroxide as an odorless antiseptic and disinfectant. It promotes keeping a quarter pound bottle at home and lists Henderson- Crder Drug Co as the supplier with price implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crr
der Drug CO
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