Local Notes from Broadwell and Vicinity Highlight Visits and Happenings
Betsy Rost reports neighbors visiting relatives in Broadwell and a steady stream of guests at local homes. Campfire gatherings, church events, and sermons fill Sundays as families from Coolville to Athens share news, storms, and school plans while residents eye new houses and possible oil prospects in the area.
Lottridge fair attendance and local notices from Athens area
The record lists community events and personal updates including a well attended Coolville fair, Clarence Kyle visiting relatives, Mrs. H. E. Stout illness, Guy Dean and sister Nin ne visiting, James Elliott selling stock and farming tools at a public sale, Elliott renting his farm to Grant Russell and moving to Guysville, and Mabel Kyle celebrating her fourteenth birthday with gifts and a gathering at her father’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Clarence Kyle
Athens
H. E. Stout
Guy Dean
Ninne
Alfred
James Elliott
Eliott
Grant Russell
Guysville
Mabel Kyle
Lewis
Lola Kyle
Miss Mabel
Mary
Momie Klingenberg
Jowels
Mrs. Kyle
Mary Christman
Vietta Reed
Clifford Kyle
Lena Reed
Kate Klingenverg
Jim Kyle
Edgan Kyle
Cyrenss Stout
Martha Moreland
Jerome Stout
Leslie Reed
Lewis Person
John Gapple
Lizzie Christman
Dora Swartz
Elsworth King
WM. Kyle
Local notices from the county fairs and schools
Re Sobn Bernhard and wife visited at Buchtel. D T Sands visited at Crooksville. Geo Duncan and John White in Mountsville. D H Fierce and wife visited Wa Spaulding's. Lydia Wells left to teach at Burr Oak. J M Rainey and family attended his mother's funeral at Pennsville. Arthur Waite and Nellie Fuller of Athens returned home after three weeks here. Zoa Bryson returned to Dixmont Pennsylvania to hospital work. Trimble public schools opened with W G Danford as superintendent and Edna Daugherty Jenna Mason etc. Mrs Fasher Crippen returned from West Virginia. George Norris started fall term. Frank Patten, Wm Beebe and Owen Beebe attended G A R encampment in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs H A Cook to Waterloo for illness of son Frank with typhoid. Married August 30 at Helpre residence Raymond Cook and Annie Hawk. J R Carpenter officiating.
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Sobn Bernhard
Buchtel
D. T. Sands
Crooksville
Geo. Duncan
John White
Mountsville
D. H. Fierce
Spaulding
Lydia Wells
Burr Oak
J. M. Rainey
Pennsville
Arthur Waite
Nellie Fuller
Athens
Zoa Bryson
Dixmont
Pennsylvania
Trimble Public Schools
W. G. Danford
S. M. Johnson
Edna Daugherty
Jenna Mason
Fasher Crippen
West Virginia
George Norris
Frank Patten
Wm. Beebe
Helpre
Raymond Cook
Misa Annie Hawk
Hey
J. R. Carpenter
H. H. Haning Insures Everything Athe 3 Ohio
A local note from Ohio records the H. H. Haning agency completing an all risk insurance policy for a firm located in the town. The transaction highlights standard coverage and the broker's role in arranging the policy across three entities in the state.
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H. H. Haning
Athe 3
Ohio
Local notes from Plantsville and surrounding areas
Mond ae. Dye, teacher Mae Botkin started school at Harmony. Numerous visits and gatherings among residents from Frost to Coolville. Ice cream social planned at Baptist church. Notices of travel, school openings, typhoid reports, and a wedding in New England. Continuous village updates portray community life and movements.
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Roxeh
Mondae
Dye
Mae Botkin
Harmony
Carrie Waterman
Coolrke
Mary Devort
Minnie Palmer
Cleveland
Bertha Gillilan
C. G. Dye
Ian Haddon
B.C. Hays
Frost
J. W. Jones
Amanda Forsters
Coolville
M. R. Thorp
Washington, D. C
Harvey Richardson and
Ralph
Ronald
the Baptist
Ada Kemp
T. W. Jones
Parkersburg
G. G. Dye
Bertha Gillan
Nora Baker
Addie Warren
Emma Botkin
Little Hocking
J. S. West
Lester
West Virginia
Granville
Dennison University
Social notes from New England area visitors and events
Louise Spaulding is on the sick list while many locals attended the Union fair at Coolville. Mrs Louse Hill of Athens visited her mother Mrs Addie Bundy. Miss Nora Lewis from Marshfield visited her parents. Master John Dana of Athens stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Bundy. Charles Wells departs for Reading Pennsylvania. various relatives and guests from Parkersburg Mahan Texas Washington Missouri attend gatherings and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
C. C. Cray
Jerseyville
MB Riley
Colville
Marguerite Townsend
Downington
Frank Perry
Stella McGirr
Little Hocking
Anna Winner
Adrian
Marietta
Clara Finki
Rome High School
Prof. Hatch
Yyiddle
Thos. Vore
Janac Brewer
Nihle Mills
John Butts
M. M. Riley
Wi. Jackson
New England
F. B. Cheadle
James W. Wilson
Gallipolis
Ella M. Radcliffe
Louise Spaulding
Coolville
Louse Hill
Athens
Addie Bundy
Nancy Marquis
Nora Lewis
Marshfield
Master John Dana
Wm. Bundy
Eara Green
Chillicothe
E. J. Copeland
Presbyterian Church
Charles Wells
Reading
Pennsylvania
Jim Mitchel
Parkersburg
G. B. Simms
Bert Humphrey
Mahan
Monroe Jackson
Texas
B. H. Knowles
J. Regar
McMechen
Washington
W. Va
Misses Wells
Etta Stewart
Springfield
Delaware
Ice cream social and local notes in Zelda region
A Cross Roads ice cream supper drew many youths Saturday night. Farmers rush wheat ground after rains as rill approaches. Benny Dixon returns from Perry county after selling fruit trees. Sheldon Parker and Bertha of Pleasanton pass through en route from Rutland visiting relatives. Frank Brooks, formerly with K M gravel train, is at home sick but expects to return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Benny Dixon
Perry County
Sheldon Parker
Bertha
Pleasanton
Rutland
Ben
Frank Brooks
Patrick Speech Fires Democratic Rally in Zanesville
New Philadelphia lawyer Judge A W Patrick seconded Kilbourne’s nomination amid sharp clashes with McLean partisans. He denounced the McLean gang and warned he would not be gagged, declaring he remains a Democrat and Kilbourne will be the people’s nominee if chosen today.
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Philadelphia
McLaane Jtec
A. W. Patrick
New Philadelphia
John R. McLean
Zanesville
James Kilbourne
McLean Gang
Kilbourne
Columbus
Bewes
Ohio
McLean
Democratic Party
Thurman
Pendleton
Durbin Ward
Isaneen
Washington, D. C
McLeanites
Patrick
Mollit
Power
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