Fates and Delorest ng Pregeam Carrled at Marietta OH
The twenty fifth annual convention of the Woman Foreign Missionary Society met at the Methodist Church in Marietta Ohio on Thursday and Friday with four new auxiliaries formed. Speakers included Mrs Kate Shekman of Nelsonville and Mrs Ella Cheadle of Downneton, and addresses by Dr. Crook and Mrs Bessie Acton. A memorial service honored six deceased members and concerns for missionary work were expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
Marierst District
Ohio
Yre Tongten
Kate Shekman
Nelsonville
Prof. Evans
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Crook
Presbyterian Church
Bessie Acton
Marietta
Les Ella Cheadie
Downneton
Ruth M. Sites
Boston
Yast
Sites Sites
Morne Henderson
Cogsville
Lawrence
Nettie Russell
Sprague
Rate Bod- Mushyttle Carothers
Hattie Lamb
Bel Burna
Kate Bord
Ella Cheadle
Hate Hickman
Myrtle Fender
Alrs
Ruth Conaway
Missionary Res
Coolville
Campground
Alne
Debr
China
Irs IB
Stewart
Land of Light
Professor Andre Drew Critiques Influence of the OU
The writer laments University of Ohio influence and praises several instructors while urging better outreach to poorer boys. He recalls teachers in public school work and calls for more missionary effort, noting faculty additions and the potential impact on future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ina Alvin
Thomas Ewing
Tom Real
Dr Leonard
Rae Colers
Miss Msay
Snossy
Gary
Crook
Ted
Jackson County
Shell
Delaware
Columius
Cinen Everallies
Old University
Ana Kirle
My Ah
PSS
Erie
MFL
Aswan
Cone Wang
Cineinnats
Ine
Albany Fair Attendance Excites Local Crowd And Mixed Rides
The Albany fair drew a large crowd over Thursday and Friday with horse and bicycle racing, a finished Baltreet Empire display, and limited agricultural exhibits mainly used for advertising. Management faced dust and rough track rules, while officials and volunteers maintained the event despite criticism of gatekeeping and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Wallace Brothers
Thera Way
Fagg
Wettigmen
Liefal
Pawe
United to Marriage Ceremony Forms Two Athens Couples
An autumn wedding united Mr. Create Woodworth and Miss Ada Puchet as husband and wife. The ceremony took place Sunday at ten in the Palmer House parlor, performed by Rev. J. B. Ticher in the presence of about a dozen friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Create Woodworth
Ada Puchet
Lavas
Aral
Becket
Tulmer Houce
Festus Lyoth
Vt 7 7S
Woeelworthy
Weil
List of Successful Applicants for August Teachers Examinations
The August teachers examination saw the largest applicant pool in years with 581 candidates. Of these, 245 received certificates and 425 were rejected. The board listed recipients by years of service and named many individuals including Alma Howard and Flora Buck among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Howard
Jawence Oldgood
Flora Buck
Viarina Ray
Garne Mortis
Ines Nouns
Listie McKinney
Mary McVay
Addie Headley
Orinda C. Bean
Susiz Kennard
Mand Green
Amma Vore
Ella Dalrymple
Adda Gaminios
Augusta Bechler
Sarah Johnson
Bertha Dalle M Bennett
Carrie Hinon
Nettie Mingus
S H. Baker
Jetta Dixon
Dalton Snow
Dera B. Baker
Bert Andrews
Bertha Wells
Leroy Imes
Kenneth Wolfe
Billa Thompson
Nora Collns
Ella Wallace
Sethe Jordan
Atthur Wolfe
AE Lambert
J. At Brown
T. B. Dixon
Idy Allison
Carrie Cox
Seill Cox
Mary Udesten
John Munrne
Biddison
Isaac Williams
Bertha Howard Albert Custer
Neilie Russell Burl Springer
George Christman
Jessie Boyles
Laura Moreshead
B Roumett
Wm Matheney
Co L Hoberts
Annette Boggins
Albert Weatherbee
Frank Crane
Osborne Auluerines
Board of Examiners
First Gun of the Campaign in Ohio Speech Analyzes McLean and Bryan
The Republican Executive Committee of Ohio sponsors a speech urging party unity in the campaign. It criticizes independent voters and former Republicans who join Democrats, arguing the GOP's strength comes from discipline and a history of victories. The speaker frames the issue as a straight choice between continuing Republican governance or returning to the past four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaaiiny
Penton Cirgens
Osto
Republican Executive Committee
Ohio
Wood
Republican Party
Great Solar System
Space
Republican Party of
United States
Democratic Party
Republic
Bushnell Astrall
Bundat School Picnic Draws Large Chauncey Attendance
The Sunday school picnic at Chauncey drew about a thousand people from Glouster Urimble Jackson- Fife Athens Nelsonville and Chauncey. Delegations sang declaimed and shared a feast after Major Charles Townsend spoke to the youths and Prof. B Wigley offered a practical talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Glouster
Urimble
Jackson- Fife
Athens
Nelsonville
Varigus
Charles Pownsend
Achens
Glayveot
Wigley
Whuo University
Death of Christopher H Woodworth in Delaware ages 67
The obituary notes Christopher H Woodworth died Saturday at his sons' home in Delaware from bronchitis after a possible surgical operation. Born March 7 1890 in Ashtabula County, he moved to Greene Township Athens County then Millfield and Delaware. He leaves five children, a brother Chester of Millfield, and half brother BE H Woodworth of Athens. Funeral held Tuesday in Millfield with Rev J P Weethee officiating. Interment at Tenor Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher H. Woodworth
Dra. W. H
J.B Woodworth
Delaware
Athens County
Peath
Ashtabela County
Ohio
Milfield
J. P. Weethee
Tene
Chester Woodworth
Millfield
BE. H. Woodworth
Athens
East End Court Roundup Shows Drunkenness and Neighbors Clash
In East End police court Frank Karper faced a fine for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after wrecking furniture at Ida Logan's home. Neighbors Frank Moore and Golden Frost argued over missing harness straps, leading to a courtroom fight and a $40 fine for Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Karper
Fda Logan
Squire Logan
Frank Moore
Golden Frost
Tven
East End
Frost
Moore
Eva
Prost
Athens Opens Public Schools in Ninth Wheaton Year
The opening of Athens public schools marks Wheaton’s ninth year with a parade of teachers listed for each grade. Families gather to watch children return to class as the school year begins under hopeful, bustling scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Denison
Maggie Boyd
Lizzie Cochran
Nellie Wilson
Grammer
Zetts Foster
Ella Moore
Hattie Hines
Jeannette Barker
Helen Townsend
Olive Wilson
Nan Linten
Amy Herrold
Athnie Dean
Clara Weiher
Saran Stinson
Jane Yan
Notes From the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting
The regular W C T U meeting was held at Miss Ema McVay’s home. Officers elected for the year include President Miss G WA Moree and several vice presidents, recording and corresponding secretaries, and treasurer Miss Mary Drake. Delegates to the state convention at Newark were Mrs. Laura Ballard, Mrs. Isabella Kurtz, and Mrs. Lydia Evans, with alternates Mrs. Lucy Koons, Mrs. Emma Palmer, and Mrs. Amelia Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's i Christian Temperance Union
Ema McVay
G WA. Moree
Lane Sierreld
Laura Ballard
Isabella Kurtz
Electa Hibbard
Emma McVay
Various 19th Century Advertisements and Notices
A collage of old ads and notices including Hall's Catarrh Cure promising cures and a hundred dollar reward, testimonials of Chepey and partners, druggists selling liniments and tonics, hunting trespass warnings, and local merchants urging purchases and wares. Names such as Toledo Ohio firms, J. H. Cline, DeWitts, and local streets appear amid miscellaneous health and household remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Chexey & CO
Props
Toleds
Owe
Chepey
Weer & Tias
Soleda
Ohio
Warmss
Kousax
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Dewepa
Arn Amit
He & Wel
Ther Ultie Oathans
Rial
Groin Tae
Armonary Society
of Foreign Work
Andre
Amman
Albany Fair
Washington D. H
McLean
Bryan
The
Enquirer
Bundat School
Pic-Nic
Deats
Hs Woodworth
Athenx County
Dalawere
Police Court
Dolnos
Mount
Lebanon
Marc Cass
Nanaca
Atheny
C. W. Lawrence
Chappelear
Gough
Bronchini
J. H. Cline
Mir‘fick
B. P. Mandail
Elias Brown
Fred Laughlin
Charles Neurr
TL Sheldon
Chas. Cable
J. C. Gillett
Geo. Gillett
Bugh
C. Ebil W. Slaughter
Brown
Samuel Giller
G. Noah Teirew
Earnest Jechier
Wm. Hunter
John Spauhing
A H. Simms
John Harser
F. U. Jinnod
Charles T. Clester
C. C. Robison
DeWitts Little J Earis Kisers
Clings Pharmacy
McJean
Ant Lash
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