Athens Money Staid in Town
Madam Zara and Mason, connected with the General Amusement Carnival Company, were fined after a disturbance at the carnival grounds. The couple paid an extra license fine of 2 dollars plus costs, totaling about 8.15 dollars each, after a trial before Mayor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Zara
Mason
General Amusement Carnival Company
Neens
Zara
Nelsonville
Mrs. Mason
Edward Desch
Chas
Demolet
Desch
Officer Port
George Euler
Thurman L. Morgan
Morgan
Kaler
Columbus
Pettifon
L. Green
Carnival Company
Day
Athens
Scott's Emulsion Fifty Cent Size Ad
In some conditions the gain from using Scott's Emulsion is rapid and a fifty cent size is offered for coughing colds and as a trial for babies and children. In slower cases it acts as nourishment for tired weak digestion and should be taken as a food. Sample free Scott Bowne 409-4 Als Peat St Chemists Soc. and $1.09.
Labor Day receipts and expenses reviewed by Athens committee
The Labor Day arrangement committee met Thursday evening to settle bills totaling 263.44 after receipts of 349.50 with 110.40 carried over from last April’s eight hour day. Payments included printing, bands, carriages, decorating, bunting, and postage. Donations listed from EB. C. Woodworth to Sam Sommers show community support and efforts to balance accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Messenger
Carpenter’s Union
Warren Bros
Carpenter & Brooks
Hotel Berry
Stevenson & Biddle
F. L. Preston
Bower Bros
Athens Lumber Co
Mayor Day
Commissioner Hill
EB. C. Woodworth
Gazette Pub. Co
J. EB. Donaldson
A. Palmer Wood
E. R. Walker
W. H. McKee
George A. Kurtz
C. Josten
H. J. Smith
Bethel Bros
E. E. Aumiller
Beasley & Davis
J. W. Crow
Dr. Secoy
R. Rothman
E. L. Sarpent
Brooks & Carpenter
Athens Laundry
Wolf Bros
J. B. Fulton
Elza Saitere
Silas Dew
Jacoby Bros
Db. C. Cormwell
D. F. Bennett
B. F. Hamilton
Home Furnishing Co
E. R. Lash
H. J. Wheaton
Goldsberry
Val? & Buoy
Chas. L. Avers
AL Roweh
M. Wayes
Cotton Bros
McNut & Bratton
T. B. Rose
Cline’s Pharmacy
R. C. M. Hastings
G. W. Allom
Grones & Link
Henderson-Crider
J. ©. Campbell
Grim & Munn
Wi. Bower
C. W. Gross
C. D. Hopkins
SE. Sokpson
Brown & Silvus
G. W. Hopkins
Thos. Littler
Athens Journal
A. Wilcoz
W. A. Carpenter
E. C. Logan
Newsom
C. Vanton
John Glesson
D. Edmunson
Walter Jonten
Taylor & Shaw
Sam Sommers
Local Fund Totals From Citizens and Unions for Celebration
Records list individual contribu tions from residents and merchants led by Smith Gandee and John Ashton totaling several dollars. Union donations to Mayor Day include Sugar Creek Local 2737 five dollars, Hemlock 932 ten dollars, Glouster L U 365 five dollars, and multiple other lodges plus small amounts, indicating broad civic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Gandee
John Ashton
RW. Eckley
J. W. Malone
J. R. Harvey
Ed. Banks
Athens Lumber Co
W. J
W. H. Pulcider
A. R. Hoga
Joe Gibson
W. H. Farrell
C. S
Newsom
Foley & Walsh
Sugar Creek
Luhrig
Hemlock L. W. H
Glouster
L. U
Fred Bartets
Shawnee
Rendville
Leben
Great Ball Game Set on University Field Monday
Athens faces Newark in a fast ball showdown on the university field next Monday. Newark, a top G P League club, brings swift hitters and a strong pitching staff led by Webb from Ohio Wesleyan. The game caps the season with a record-breaking crowd anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Field
Athens
Newark
G.P
O.P
Lancaster
Webb
South Paw
Ohio Wesleyan University
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promoted for Piles and More
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for many uses including piles. It warns that a fresh bruise after a fight will heal quickly and promotes Cline's Pharmacy as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Cline
Death of Chauncey child Neva Let
Neva May Let four years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Let of Chauncey died Wednesday after a brief illness. Funeral was held Thursday in Chauncey with interment in Nye Cemetery. An unrelated verse item mentions a World War II era line and a local advertisement notes Rocky Mountain Tea at Oline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva May
Edward Let
Chauncey
Nye
Bear
Rocky Mountain
Oline
Football Candidates Begin Practice at School
Football candidates have started practice with about ten out so far. It is expected at least forty will be out when the athletic body arrives next week. Coach McFarland is due today to take charge of the squad. Senior captain Wood and players Heyman Evan Jones and Tom Jones have been out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auclent
Wesk
Soach McFarland
Captain Wood
Heyman
Evan Jones
Tom Jones
Humphreys Veterinary Specifics Claims Broad Animal Cure
An ad-like listing touts Humphreys Veterinary Specifics as curing diseases of horses cattle sheep dogs hogs and poultry by acting directly on the parts. It lists remedies for fever milk fever throat injuries colic wind colic bowel bladder and general ailments with prices and mail order options.
Lydia E Pinkham Advertisement Letters Offer Free Advice
An article extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and the Pinkham invitation for women to write from Lynn Massachusetts for free advice on female ailments. It includes two sample letters from Washington DC readers describing severe monthly pains and a claimed full recovery after following her regimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia BE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
E. Capitol Streets
Washington, D. C
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia RL. Pinkham
Mrs. Mary Dear
50Th
H. Capitol Streets
Waskington
D.C
Nelsonville City Schools Face Balance After Year Ending 1906
Nelsonville treasurer C. L. Aumiller reports the district's school funds show a balance of 16 SEL.98 after expenditures of 23 959.56 for the year ending September 1 1906. Receipts totaled 27 381.67 from state funds local taxes and other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Board of Education
C. L. Aumiller
Colored man returns after paying fine and costs
Nelsonville reports Harrison Pounds, colored, who had begun a two month sentence at the Columbus workhouse, paid his $14.90 fine and costs in full after being arrested for provoking Louis Clark to breach the peace and returned to the city Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Sept
Harrison Pounds
Columbus
Louis Clark
Interesting sight of chimney swallows at courthouse plant
Thousands of chimney swallows roosted in the large brick courthouse chimney last night. The birds circled for about half an hour before gradually disappearing, a familiar sight for miles around as they have roosted there for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Rally Day services hailed a success at Christian church
The Rally Day service at the Christian church drew good crowds. Rev. Tisdall of Cleveland gave the morning address and Rev. H Bartlett, state secretary, the evening message. A ten day state tour with Rev. Lowe and Rev. Cahill will visit Middleport Marietta Zanesville Barnesville Steubenville East Liverpool Smithfield Wheeling? Wilmington. The group departs today for Middleport. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar advertised by Cline’s Pharmacy for cough relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Tisdall
Cleveland
H. Bartlett
Middleport
Marietta
Zanesville
Barnesville
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Smithfield
Wwhrichsville
Newark
Wilmington
Lowe
Bethany College
Frendley
Resigns to Accept Better Post at Local Mines Firm
Joan Lax resigns as superintendent of H. H. & J. Coal mines at Deanville to take the superintendent role at the Hocking Valley Fire Clay company project near the railroad bridge in the west end of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Joan Lax
J. Coal Company
Deanville
Hocking Valley Fire Clay Company
Surprise Birthday Party for Earnest Wray in Floodwood
Mrs G Hamilton hosted a surprise birthday gathering Wednesday for Earnest Wray turning eighteen. Guests arrived at 6 36 pm to surprise the honoree at the big home with friends including Charles Weasel Fred Wessel Magri Wallace Gora Laning Meda Laning Alfred Dempston and WH Wessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floodwood
Ohio Postmasters League Holds Fourth Class Convention
The Ohio Postmasters League of fourth class post offices met in Columbus on September 7 at Star Katel for its third session under the National Fauque affiliation. J. H. Thomas of Navarre was reelected president with W. H. Klein of Summit County as vice president and W. W. Weaver of Sugar Creek as secretary treasurer. An executive committee includes J. S. McKinley of Pickaway and W. H. Grown of Coolville. Delegates to the Baltimore national convention were chosen, and C. C. Young of Oakland spoke on organizing Ohio under the new affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Postmasters’ League
Star Katel
National Fasque
Harry Krumm
J. H. Thomas
Navarre
W. H. Klein
Clinton
Summit County
W. W. Weaver
Sugar Creek
Tuscarawas County
J. 5. McKinley
Pickaway County
WH. K. Grown
Coolville
Baltimore
Cc. C. Young
Oakland
Ohio
Massacre in Siedica Leaves 200 Dead and 3000 Wounded
Report from St. Petersburg dated September 10 states fighting between Christian Jews and troops in Siedica, Poland, resulted in 200 deaths and 3000 wounded. Armies shelled streets and many buildings as artillery cleared streets and Terrorists were blamed for provoking the massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Daily Messenger
Siedica
Poland
Ohio Methodist Conference Names Marietta District Appointments
Chillicothe Ohio September 10 the ninety fifth Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference closed with a list of Marietta district appointments. Notable changes include W W Dick as Presiding Elder and Rev W L Slutz assigned to Athens Circuit. Other Athens area moves involve Rev Isaac Crook now Presiding Elder Chillicothe District and Rev S J Bishop to Central Avenue M E church in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ohio
Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference
Marietta
W. W. Dick
Albany
D. R. Reese
Amenville
A. C. Bostwick
Athens
W. L. Slutz
J. Bishop
Barlow
E. B. Foltz
Bartlett
J. E. Gordon
Belpre
J. G. Laughlin
Buchel
E. K. Johnson
Chester
Supply
Chesterhill
L. ©. Alexander
Coastville
J. H. F. Parkins
Dowlington
H. A. Sherwood
Glouster
B. F. Jackson
Guysville
T. M. Spurier
Jacksonville
J. W. Carroll
Jersorville
W. S. Wood
Lawrence
M. H. Needham
McArthur
W. H. Muller
Nelsonville
Isaac Crook
O. U
L. C. Haddox
Walnut Street
W. D. Cherrington
Lancaster
S. J. Bishop
Clarksburg
Ross County
Central Avenue M. E
RD. R. Reese
Amesville
R. F. Bishop
Ironton
Spencer Chapel
Herbert Scott
Flist
Thomas
Athens Church
Earl Stutz
W. . Stutz
Drew Theological Seminary
Bowmar
East Liverpool
Sunville
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Ayer
Willis H. Truitt
Wawa
Mate Oy
Ber
Ayers
NDS
College
Quincy
V.F
Midney & Bladder Peomeena
Mable Cass
Prien Wampbrory Eusiasse
Joesy
Mr. Pinkham
Lynn. Masa
Dr. Lowe
Kennedy
W. L. Sluiz
M. E
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