Torch and What Is Doing There on Boone and Lawrence Road
Torch Ohio reports it sits on the B and C and W railroad between Athens and Parkersburg with the county’s best water. Farmers see a good corn and buckwheat crop, wheat seeding near finish, hay good, potatoes 50 to 60 cents a bushel. Boone and Lawrence Electric railway from Belpre to Pomeroy has not put on winter cars yet and faces delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Parkersburg
Boone and Lawrence Electric Railway
Belpre
Pomeroy
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Advertised
An ad touts DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills promising relief from backache weak kidneys bladder inflammation and urinary troubles A week’s treatment costs 25 cents sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Cline
Trustees Plan Special Meeting at Ohio University
President Ellis calls a special board of trustees meeting for Thursday afternoon November 14 at Ohio University. The session will present and consider the biennial reports of the president secretary auditor and treasurer with other business on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Board of Trustees of
Ohio University
University
University To Stop Payments November 3 To 15
The university will refrain from paying bills from November 3 through November 15 to close the fiscal year. This action affects suppliers and departments awaiting disbursements before year end.
University picks F M Porter for chemistry instructor post
The chemistry instructor position at Ohio University, vacated by the resignation of Mr. Frank B Gullum, has been filled by Mr. F. M. Porter. Porter is a current student who has distinguished himself in scientific studies, especially in the chemistry department, as a thorough and efficient worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Frank B Gullum
F. M. Porter
Porter
Univrsity
Chem
Conference Session Highlights At Logan Meeting
A South Eastern association meeting at Logan featured productive discussions and round tables. Dr. Vincent of the University of Chicago delivered notable addresses and the session was described as very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rans
South Eastern * Association
Logan
Peor
Dr. Vincent
University of Chicago
Dr Shoop Restorative Promised To Ease Nerve Heart Ailments
An old advertisement touts Dr. Shoop's Restorative from Racine Wisconsin claiming rapid relief for digestion and heart nerves. The drug is offered with free samples by Henderson Crider Drug Co to test its claim and encourage health trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Henderson Crider Drug Co
Katharine Irwin and Thomas J Barlow Wed in Albany
Miss Katharine Irwin and Mr Thomas J Barlow were quietly married at the local M E parsonage by Rev J F Prior last evening. The groom is a traveling salesman residing in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ohio
Katharine Irwin
Thomas J. Barlow
M. E. Parsonage
J. F Prior
Cincinnati
Restorative Remedy Dr Shoop Claims Nervous Stomach Cure
Stomach troubles and other ailments attributed to nerves are said to be quickly corrected by Dr Shoop's Restorative a prescription widely sold by Henderson-Crider Drug Co. The remedy’s relief is described as an action on the stomach and related nerves.
Two Violent Deaths Brother of Elmer Boggs Killed in Shell Explosion
The report recalls the death of Elmer Boggs who died in a boiler explosion. His brother, serving in the regular army, was killed by a shell explosion while stationed in the far west. Elmer Boggs had worked at the local place two days before his death after moving from Guernsey county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Boggs
Far West
Kimberley
Eimer Boggs
Boggs
Far Went
Guernsey County
Trial Catarrh Remedy Free Distribution Hailed
Trial catarrh treatments are mailed free on request by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin. The tests prove without cost to the people the value of this scientific prescription known to druggists as Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. Sold by Henderson Crane Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Henderson
Crnder Drug Co
Three Divorces Granted and Grand Jury In Session
The county courthouse buzzed with activity as about 200 witnesses arrived for a Monday grand jury session. Three divorce cases were decided with decrees granted, including Inman, Rescoe, and Bougher, all with related custody or name restoration outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley A. Inman
Catharine Rescoe
Irae Rescoe
Catharine Johnson
Vance Bougher
United States Army
Orpha Bougher
Glouster Bank
B. J. Miller
Lin Lemon
Lemon
Do You Think For Yourself Do You Think For Yourself
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women, claiming it contains harmless ingredients endorsed by leading medical authorities. It offers a free booklet of ingredients and endorsements mailed to interested readers in Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Br. & V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Shoop’s Health Coffee Advertisement Claim
If real coffee distorts your stomach heart or kidneys try Shoop's Health Coffee. Dr Shoop closely matches old Java flavor yet has not a grain of real coffee. Imitation made from toasted grains or cereals with malt nuts. Made in one minute. No long wait. Free sample at our store. Sold by Henderson Crider Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Dr. Shoop
Henderson Crider Drug Co
Alumni fund committee formed at Ohio University
Mr J D Brown consents to serve as third member of the committee alongside Dean Chub and Professor Dunakle to head an alumni fund for student aid. The panel will oversee all alumni moves affecting the enterprise and plan efforts to rally alumni across states to support the new fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Brown
Ohio University
Chub
Duna Kle
Doanville Woman Loses Horse and Buggy in Doanville
Doanville resident Mrs Campbell reported the loss of a bay mare with crooked hind legs and a black runabout with cape and shawl from Robbins' store area Sunday evening. She had parked the rig in front of the shop while visiting the depot with friends. both horse and carriage disappeared upon return. Local police were notified of the suspected theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Campbell
Doanville
Robbins
Permit to Wed for Barlow and Irving
Thomas J. Barlow a 48 year old traveling salesman of Cincinnati and Katharine Ll Irving a 34 year old saleswoman of Albany obtain a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Barlow
Cincinnati
Katharine Ll. Irving
Albany
Election Board Hears Protests in Nelsonville Race
The county board of elections met at 2 PM to consider protests against petitions for the November ballot. Nelsonville school board candidates C H Sissen Pritchard and Dr Lutz faced challenges over signer residences, while Lodi assessor hopeful Thomas R Phillips saw his petition accepted. York Township challengers Alex M Moore and W A Goodspeed had their petitions rejected for lack of sworn signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
C. H. Sissen
Pritchard
Lutz
Keenan
Nelsonvill
R. D. Williams
J. P. Wood, Jr
Lodi Township
Thomas R. Phillips
York Township
Alex
M. Moore
W. A. Goodspeed
Moore
Goodspeed
Mio Na Tablets Promised To Cure Indigestion
An advertisement urges readers to use Mio Na tablets to strengthen stomach muscles and boost gastric juice secretion, claiming relief from indigestion and related symptoms. It cites physicians and a money back guarantee from Henderson-Crider, offering a 50 cent box with refund if not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Henderson-Crider
Local residents visiting Athens and surrounding towns
The Athens area reports a flurry of visitors and guests. Charles Cameron and Mrs Cameron spent a day in Glouster with M M Lefavor, while Dr J C Jones was in Jacksonville on professional business. Mrs Malvina Lefavor plans weeks with daughter Zenia McLeod near New Lexington. Elizabeth Johnson of Columbus and Anna Howard of Millfield visited A L Johnson and wife. Davis Hawley of Cleveland stopped in for business. Nelle Adair and nephew Richard Clark of Amesville stayed with Mrs George Whipple. L A Patterson of Wellston left for Glouster to visit friends. S S McDonald of Columbus and Carlos Henry with son Harry of Amesville toured Athens. Rev T H Housel left for Athens for Marietta district Methodist Ministers meeting. A W Allom of Philadelphia visited daughter Mrs D H Thomas then headed to Athens. F P Morris and daughter Nellie of Wellsburg WV visited relatives in Athens and Eli Burleigh and family at Shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Morris
Nellie
Wellsburg
W. Va
Athens
Eli Burleigh
Shade
Local visitors and guests among Cincinnati friends
Mrs A J Davis of Cincinnati arrives as guest of Miss Julia Norton and plans a leaving Wednesday trip to Gallipolis to visit Dr and Mrs Frank Parker. Mrs L H Clarke returns from Cumberland three weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs L D Radcliffe host Will Radcliffe of Newport. Mrs KE Walker departs for Columbus to visit her brother Fred Carpenter. Hiram C Wyatt of Butler Missouri, visiting Amenville relatives, passes through. Ginn Co representative C C Parkhurst calls on Ohio pedogogy trade. Miss Bessie Gorselene and Miss Stella Tom from O U visit Zaleski relatives. Mrs A S Bethel and Mrs C M Copeland return from Cincinnati and Chillicothe. William Meighen and wife of Garden shop in city. Mrs J E Edmundson visits Columbus. Mrs Edward Schloss leaves for Nelsonville to visit sister D W Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Davis
Cincinnati
Julia Norton
Frank Parker
Gallipolis
Judge A W Lynch Visits Glouster on Business
Judge A W Lynch spent today in Glouster on professional duties visiting local firms and meeting officials to discuss matters of commerce and judiciary outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Lynch
Glouster
Local residents and travelers head to regional visits
Amzi Hooper leaves for two week hunting trip in Columbia Virginia via T and O C. Mrs. John White of Logan visits sister Mrs. George De Camp. James Robins returns from Columbus business trip. Mrs. George Whipple and daughter visit Glouster with Will King. Reynolds family returns from Redondo California via Salt Lake City Colorado Springs and Chicago. Fred Alderman travels to Zanesville for Southeast Ohio Bankers meeting representing Athens National Bank. Attorney J A Ivers of McConnelsville attends court for a case.
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George Reynolds
Fred
Helen
Charles Hibbard
Redondo
Cal
Salt Lake City
Colorado Spring
Chicago
Fred Alderman
Zanesville
Southeastern Ohio Bankers’ Association
Athens National Bank
Preventics Candy Cold Tablets Offer Quick Relief
To check a cold quickly buy Preventics from your druggist. Sold widely, these tablets contain no quinine or harsh ingredients and claim to prevent pneumonia bronchitis la grippe during the sneeze stage. Useful for feverish children. 48 tablets cost 25 cents, trial boxes 5 cents. Sold by Henderson-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson- Crider Drug Co
Graham's Chapel Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Ray Duckler and family of Athens spent a few days with her sister Mrs John Fulton. Visitors from Clark's Chapel, Shade and Canaanville called on local residents. Several Athens residents, including Jacob Graham and William Graham, were noted for building, carpentry work, and weekend visits with kin.
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Ray Duckler
Athens
John Ful
Dean's Regulets for Easier Digestive Passage
After a heavy meal take a couple of Dean's Regulets to aid the stomach liver and bowels with regular passage. The product claims to ease digestion and promote bowel movement.
Local Families Share News of Illness Visits and Deaths
Mr. Jeremiah Bean is very sick with rheumatism. Miss Essie Price of Athens spent weekend here. Lenna Calvert Myrta Calvert Carrie Bean Blanche Kincade shopped in Athens Saturday. Mrs. Whitfield Bean and Mrs. Arthur Bean visited Athens to consult Dr. Merwin about Gerald Bean who is slowly improving. Flo Calvert of Guysville visited the Calverts. Mrs. James A. Buck, mother of Mrs. Bean, died at her Guyaville home. The family extend sympathy. Mr. Martin Kincade was guest of Miss Myrta Calvert Wednesday.
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Jeremiah Bean
Essie Price
Athens
Lenna
Myrta Calvert
Carrie Bean
Blanche Kincade
Whitfield Bean
Arthur Bean
J. T. Merwin
Gerald
Flo Calvert
Guysville
H. L. Calvert
James A. Buck
Guyaville
Martin Kincade
Frost Visitors and Church Meeting Report
Mrs. Nancy Brandeberry visited relatives at Beebe last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ladd of the State hospital were guests of relatives recently. A protracted meeting is in progress at Welch Chapel conducted by Rev. Turner. Charles Richardson and Elza Warren visited relatives at Chester Hill last week. Dr. Boles of Watertown was there.
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Nancy Brandeberry
Beebe
Charles Ladd
The
State Hospital
Welch Chapel
Turner
Charles Richardson
Elza Warren
Chester Hill
Local residents visit relatives across states and regions
Charles Ladd with brother Walter made a business trip to Columbus. Naomi Conklin visited her brother Bert Conklin in Coolville. Joseph Rickles and wife from California left after a stay with relatives. Letha Kale of Indiana returned home. Belle Lemmon and daughter Daisy visiting relatives in Pennsylvania. Emory Frost and family near Urba na returned home. Ben Russel of Athens recently visited his parents. Edgar Hatch from Washington state is currently a guest of relatives.
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Charles Ladd
Walter
Columbus
Naomi Conklin
Bert Conklin
Coolville
Joseph Rickles
California
Letha Kale
Indiana
Belle Lemmon
Daisy
Pennsylvania
Emory Frost
Urbana
Ben Russel
Athens
Edgar Hatch
Washington State
Belpre Social News Recaps Visits and Outings
Mr Miracle of Devols Dam near Marietta visited his former home here last week. Lyons of Noble County were guests of Mrs R Tompkins Saturday. Charles Pennybacker family and friends who fished and camped on the Ohio near Newbury left for Wheeling WV. Bertha Moore returned to Bashan after two weeks with relatives. Ora Dunfee Lily Dunfee Maggie Griffin and Homer spent Saturday in Parkersburg. Mary Dunfee and Laura Hayes of Athens visited. Abbie Parker of Bethel went to Allegheny PA. Mahala Stone and Lessie Dumper of Cleveland visited Belpre and Parkersburg. Permelia Paulk returned to Little Hocking after a three week visit. Jessie Wells attended a grand musicale in Parkersburg. Mary A Stone attended the Belpre Teachers Institute and the associated dinner. D F Stone goes to Cleveland for a year in the city with her children.
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Miracle
Devol’s Dam
Marietta
Lyons
Noble County
R. Tompkins
Charles Pennybacker
Ohio
Newbury
Wheeling
W. Va
Bertha Moore
Bashan
Ora
Lily Dunfee
Maggie Griffin
Homer
Parkersburg
Mary Dunfee
Laura Hayes
Athens
Abbie Parker
Bethel
4. E. Adams
Allegheny
Mahala Stone
Lessie Dumper
Cleveland
Belpre
Permelia Paulk
Lyda
Little Hocking
Jessie Wells
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Barlow-Irwin
IN Common Pleas Court
Grand Jury
Court House
MR. Brown
Election Board
York and Lodi
the County Board of Elections Met
Charles Cameron
M. M. Lefavor
J. C. Jones
Jacksonville
Malvina Lefavor
Zenia McLeod
New Lexington
Elizabeth Johnson
Anna Howard
Millfield
A. L. Johnson
Davis Hawley
Nelle Adair
Richard Clark
Amesville
George Whipple
L. A. Patterson
Wellston
S. S. McDonald
C. 8. McDougall
Carlos Henry
Harry
T. H. Housel
A. W. Allom
Philadelphia
D. H. Thomas
Marisetta Register
L. H. Clarke
Cumberland
Mrs. L. D. Radcliffe
Will Radcliffe
Newport, Ohio
KE. R. Walker
Fred Carpenter
Hiram C. Wyatt
Butler, Mo
Amenville
CC. P. Parkhurst
Ginn & Co
Bessie Gorselene
Stella Tom
O. U
Zaleski
Maxie McKay
Gene Ogdin
Athens, C
A.S. Bethel
William Meighen
Garden
J. E. Edmundson
Edward Schloss
D. W. Peters
ER. C. DeWitt & Co
Cline,s Pharmacy
Mr. Amzi Hooper
Columbia
John White
George de Camp
James Robins
Will King
J. A. Ivers
McConnelsville
Graham's Chapel
Mattie Phillips
Jebnie Dean
Clark’s Chapel
William Graham
Mary and
Nettie Watkins
Moody
Elmer Poston
Elma Bean
Canaanville
George Hartley
Elizabeth Ashton
Charles Wetherbee
William Wetherbee
Luhrig
Stimitz
Stewart
James Sands
John Kelley
Green Branch
Frost
Dr. Boles of
Watertown
Hockingport
Mary A. Stone
Teachers’ Institute
D. F. Stone
Oiadu
Ekmon
Nemer
Peruna
Pelvic
Hall @ Boden
New Bank Bldg
H. H. Haning
Vance
Hastings
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