Parkersburg Wins A Tense Game Amid Contested Tactics
Parkersburg defeats Jacksonville 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle at Blennerhassett Island. Hastings' controversial late run and alleged dirty play sparked local dismay as Kraner and Dellers each allowed four hits. Swindell stole second and scored on Johnson, with Parkersburg’s two runs coming in the ninth.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Jacksonville
O.C
Blennerhasset Island
Kraner
Dellers
Hoblitzer
C. King
Swindell
Johnson
Hastings
D. King
Mi o Na tablets touted as cure for indigestion
An editorial claims modern business life harms home life and links indigestion to stress. It promotes Mi o na tablets as a stomach health remedy that strengthens stomach walls and regulates digestion, sold by Henderson Crider Drug Company with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Crider Drug Company
Pleasanton Social Notes and Local Visits
Pleasanton residents report visits to Virginia Nelsonville and Athens. Mr Will Brooks and family from Athens visited William Gilkey. L A Barnhill attends the State Fair. School opened September 2 with Emil Parker as teacher. Miss Mae Kenney returned after a spell away.
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John Eraser
Virginia
Vic
Goldier Pierce
Nelsonville
Will Brooks
Athens
William Gilkey
L. A. Barnhill
Emil Parker
Mae Kenney
Local residents visit kin and attend State Fair events
George Hill visits M N Linscott family in Little Hocking this week. Len McDonald and wife visit relatives in Buchtel last week. Steve Ragan attends the State Fair in Columbus and visits his niece Mrs Charles Crown. Miss Josie Henry of Indiana visits relatives here over Sunday. Dr G B Parker of Athens spends Sunday with Noah Tedron's family. Susie and Fannie Linscott of Little Hocking visit aunt Mrs Lucy Post. William Edwards of Athens visiting here. Burgess Wade moves family from Federal Station. All local schools resume Monday with good attendance led by Miss Helen Copeland. Miss Jennie Wooley called to Zanesville Friday for ill father. Emmett Copeland and Fern McGrew attend State Fair in Columbus last week.
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Len McDonald
Buchtel
Steve Ragan
Columbus
Charles Crown
G. B. Parker
Athens
Noah Tedron
Susie
Fannie Linscott
Little Hocking
Lucy Post
William Edwards
Burgess Wade
Federal Station
Helen Copeland
Jennie Wooley
Zanesville
Emmett Copeland
Fern McGrew
Local Social Notes From Coolville and Nearby Towns
Mrs Stonestreet of Lynch West Virginia returns home after visiting daughter Mrs Lillie Hurst. John Johnson and family plus Lowry Grubb return from Groveport Ohio where brother Dudley Grubb was seriously ill. Hudson Wright family of Decatur visit J L Petty. Charles Morrison family from Athens visit Mrs John Burke. Lola Townsend Elmer Carter visit grandmother Mrs Lacy Winsor. Iva Nicholson from Jacksonville visits sister Mrs Amy Frost. William Fordham visits parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Fordham of Goffs West Virginia. J W Barnes makes a business trip to Athens.
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Stonestreet
Lynch
W. Va
Lillie Hurst
John Johnson
Howard
Lowry Grubb
Groveport
Dudley Grubb
Hudson Wright
Decatur
J. L. Petty
Charles Morrison
Athens
John Burke
Lola Townsend
Elmer Carter
Stewart
Lacy Winsor
Iva Nicholson
Jacksonville
Amy Frost
William Fordham
Thomas Fordham
Goffs, W. Va
J. W. Barnes
Local residents farewells and visits noted
Mr E L Chapman and children visit West Virginia relatives. Mrs G W Dewees and family return from Marietta. Ben Atkinson of East Liverpool visits home. Lena Brewster from Little Hocking visits aunt Mrs Atkinson. Mrs Pet Brewster and daughter Agnes Brewster guest of Mrs Dye. Haddon Dye to attend Athens college. Etta Kimes of Chester teaches Torch school starting Monday. Lizzie Coats returns to Columbus after week with aunt Mrs James. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Kreager Friday. State Fair attendees from here at Columbus. Cyrus Brewster and C G Dye attend Washington County fair at Marietta. Rev Frank Parkins preaches last sermon before conference. C G Dye starts Harmony school Monday. Rev G E Kreager to preach here and at Troy church. Local Sunday schools send delegation to Frost convention.
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E. L. Chapman
West Virginia
G. W. Dewees
Howard
Maybelle
Marietta
Ben Atkinson
East Liverpool
Lena Brewster
Little Hocking
Cal Atkinson
Pet Brewster
Agnes Brewster
Chillicothe
Dye
Cyrus Brewster
C. G. Dye
Frank Parkins
Harmony
G. E. Kreager
Troy Church
Frost
Attack of Diarrhoea Cured by One Dose of Chamberlin's Remedy
Patient R G Stewart of Greenville Alabama reports severe diarrhoea left him weak until one dose of Chamberlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him. He had tried nine days of other medicines without relief and endorses the remedy. Sold by local druggists in Athens Barton Chauncey and Greenville firms.
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Chamberlin
R. G. Stewart
Stewart & Bro
Greenville
Ala
W. H. McKee
E. R. Lash
Athens and
Barton Drug Co
Chauncey
Graham's Chapel Sunday Services Report
Rev W H Arthur filled his regular appointment at the Graham's Chapel on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Beckett of Anthony attended preaching. Mr and Mrs Harvey Williams and daughter Mildred from Athens visited Zeb and Mrs Fulton. Mr Peter Finsterwald of Athens visited his son Frederick last week. Mr Si Bean and family from near
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W. H. Arthur
This Place
Beckett
Anthony
Harvey Williams
Mildred
Athens
Zeb Fulton
Peter Finsterwald
Frederick
Si Bean
Local Visiting and Family News from Canaanville Area
Canaanville circles report Lewis Kelley of Athens, formerly of the area, died at his home last Tuesday and a largely attended funeral followed Thursday led by Rev. Sayer of Athens. Nearby residents and visitors are noted across several households with travel to Springfield, Rocky Point, Angell Ridge, and Dal m.
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Canaanville
George Hartley
Lewis Kelley
Athens
Sayer
William Fulton
Springfield
Lucy Mulligan
Angell Ridge
Rocky Point
Town House Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Mrs Jane Martin of Pagetown visits S G Nichols family. James McComas and family with Lee join C W Tewksbury at Sunday dinner. State Fair attendance noted. Quarterly meeting with Presiding Elder Dick set for Sept 15 at 2 30 pm. Sunday school convention planned for Sept 21 in Town House grove. Dustin Knowlton visits from Columbus. Dan and Oda Aumilier travel from Charleston WV due to sister Ellsworth Knowlton’s illness.
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Gertrude
Nelle Richey
Athens
G. Nichols
Zaleski
Dan and
Oda Aumilier
Charleston
W. Va
Ellsworth Knowlton
Town House Grove
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visits and Events
Miss Addie Zimmerman returned from Columbus after attending the State Fair. Miss Ora Dunfee left for Torch. Miss Bertha Robbins of Chillicothe was guest of Miss Blanche Melchi. Daisy Smith and Wayland Brill wed at Wilmington on August 19. Gertrude Jacoby will study in Athens. Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and daughter Helen visit Marietta. New railroad bridge completed. Bodkins return to Athens after two weeks away. The youngest Cole child died of diphtheria.
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Daisy Smith
Wayland Brill
Wilmington
Gertrude Jacoby
Athens
Harry Brown
Helen
Marietta
Bodkin
A. L. Cole
Green Branch Community Notes From Local Residents
Mrs Darlo Calvert and daughter Myrtie visited Miss Ida Stalder last Wednesday. Art Bean with wife and son Gerald visited relatives in Glouster last week. Lydia Kincade and Essie Price attended Lewis Kelly funeral at Graham's chapel Thursday. Parrill Bean began school at Guysville Monday. Elmer Rodehaver went to Sugar Creek last week for mine work. Many attended services at South Canaan Sunday. Herb Bean employed at Coolville spent Sunday at home. Ida Rodehaver and Harlowe Calvert spent Friday with Lydia Kincade. Mary Bean attends High School at Guysville. Charlies Tresize and wife guests of Parrill Bean and wife. Green Branch school began Monday with Miss Blanche Light as teacher. Rosa Calvert improving from illness.
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Darlo Calvert
Myrtie
Ida Stalder
Art Bean
Gerald
Glouster
Lydia Kincade
Essie Price
Lewis Kelly
Graham’s Chapel
Parrill Bean
Guysville
Elmer Rodehaver
Sugar Creek
South Canaan
Herb Bean
Coolville
Ida Rodehaver
Harlo Calvert
Mary Bean
Charlies Tresize
Green Branch
Blanche Light
Rosa Calvert
Coolville Fair Promises Bigger, Better Year
The Coolville Fair organizers announce a larger event with improvements for attendees including a Balloon Ascension planned as a highlight, continuing into the second day of festivities.
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Coolville
Two Sides in Buchtel Case Face Court Hearing
The C. H. C. J. company sues York Clay and Mining in Columbus court over possession and damages tied to a coal property. Seven former employees and the president were bound over, a temporary restraining order and a receiver are sought, with a September 15 hearing date planned in Athens and Columbus.
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Common Pleas
York Clay & Mining Company
Columbus Company
Postlewaite
Athens
Columbus
No More Catarrh In Athens Hyomei Guarantee Ad
Henderson-Crider Drug Co proclaims no more catarrh in Athens if Hyomei steps in. The ad touts quick relief and permanent care with a money back guarantee, delivering healing air via a pocket inhaler and claiming to kill catarrhal germs for thorough cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Henderson-Crider Drug Company
Nature
Henderson-Crider
Hebbardsville Cemetery Officers Re elected at Annual Meet
The Hebbardsville Cemetery association held its annual meeting on Saturday. Old officers were re elected: Isaiah Johnson as president John Fisher as vice president and William C Bean as secretary. New directors named: John Fisher W H Vorhees William H Irwin E B Armstrong and D A R McKinstry. The association is in fine shape.
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Hebbardsville
Hebbardsville Cemetery Association
Isaiah Johnson
John Fisher
William C. Bean
W. H. Vorhees
William H. Irwin
E. B. Armstrong
D. A. R. McKinstry
Cemetery Grounds Noted as Finest in Region
The article praises the grounds as the best kept of any country cemetery and notes William E. Crossen remains as superintendent. It highlights assets over $1,700, mostly interest bearing paper.
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William E. Crossen
Health in the Canal Zone and Electric Bitters
The article notes high wages lure artisans to Panama Canal work but fear of fevers and malaria stops many. It claims experienced users of Electric Bitters travel there without fear, citing cures for blood poison, biliousness, weakness, and stomach liver and kidney troubles. McKee druggist guarantees the remedy at 50 cents.
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Panama Canal
McKee
Many Papers Issued Saturday in Wed Licenses Affair
A Saturday docket of marriage licenses shows only one permit granted amid frequent refusals due to age. Couples ranged from 18 to 63, with consent rules cited for younger entrants and prior marriages noted in several cases. Notable pairs include William Robinson 28 and Virginia Lantz 27 of Trimble, and G W Deaver 63 and Margaret Deen 48 of Coolville.
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Edward Raynor
Martie Ethel Smith
William Robinson
Paisreader
Virginia Lantz
Trimble
G. W. Deaver
Deavertown
Margaret T. Deen
Coolville
Groom
Schoonover and Kelly Married by Mayor Hedges
John Schoonover and Miss Millie Kelly wed on Saturday with Mayor Hedges officiating. The groom is a miner from Deanville and the bride formerly lived in Beaumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schoonover
Deanville
Millie Kelley
Beaumont
Joseph
Partlow
Athens
Anna M. Gilland
Groom
Warren Leven Dorsey
Columbus
Lucy Ethel Leccy
Small Wreck on B. and O. at Carbondale
Carbondale Ohio September 11 The wrecking train of the B and O yards at Chillicothe was called here yesterday morning to pick up some broken cars. But little damage was done and no one was injured.
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Carbondale, O
Chillicothe
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Brown
Rasp
Trimmer
Kranear
A Polland
Pleasanton
New England
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M. N. Linscott and Family
Josie Henry
Indiana
Graham's Chapel
James McClanahan
Will McClanahan
Mary
Clark’s Chapel
George Leighty
O. H. Butts
Mrs. Poston
Ruth
Esther Sewell
Elmer Poston
Clarence Holland
Amos Holland
Aline Anthony
Gertrude Holland
Charles Wetherbee
William Wetherbee
Dalton
Mr. Join Hull
Town House
Jane Martin
Pagetown
S. G. Nichols and Family
James McComas
Lee
Sam Tewksbury
C. W. Tewksbury
Dustin Knowlton
Addie Zimmerman
Ora Dunfee
Torch
Bertha Robbins
Blanche Melchi
Hebbardsville Cemetery
Association
Canal Zone
Dr. A. Monetta
Carbondale
Hartfor , & Company
HALL @ BODEN
New Bank
Humphreys
Fuliams
John Birests
New Yorks
Cee
Vane
Emma Boelzner
Athens Public
Millikan & Hickle
Cincinnati
Mill S. Oe Star Bakery
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