Personal Mentions From Thursday’s Daily
Notes from Parkersburg Sentinel list visitors and residents including Anna Williams of Jerseyville at OO. U. and Mrs. Albert Graff visiting Coolville relatives. Others: D. W. Webb of Albany, Mrs. Russell Jones from Athens, Lew F. Krapps guests, C. G. Bellows family in Marshfield, and more local movements and visits across Athens, Columbus, Glouster, and Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Williams
Jerseyville
Music College of
OO. U
Russell Jones
Athens, C
C. M. Jones
Upper Avery Street
Parkersburg
Dr. F. P. McVay Leaves for Columbus on Business
Dr. F. P. McVay departed this evening for Columbus to attend to professional business matters. He is expected to return soon and resume his duties at the local clinic.
Wellston and Minneapolis visitors hosted in local homes
Rev. L. A. Patterson of Wellston visits Mr. and Mrs. George Whipple. Dr. Will Martin of Minneapolis Minnesota stays with Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hope on West Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Patterson
Wellston
George Whipple
Will Martin
Minneapolis Mion
John F. Hope
West Union Street
Teachers Institute Host Draws Local and Visiting Notables
Dean Henry G Williams presides as instructor this week at the Ashtabula County Teachers Institute in Ashtabula. Visiting guest W S Blackstone from Zanesville, Ohio University class of 1907, calls on college friends. Haldor Gahm of Jackson visits Delta Tau before heading home to Starling Ohio Medical College in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Williams
Ashtabula County
Teachers’ Institute
Ashtabula
W. S. Blackstone
Zanesville
Ohio University
Haldor Gahm
Jackson
Delta Tau
the Starling- Ohio’ Medical College
Columbus
Local figures attend Meigs county fair and college visits
A L Johnson, Floyd Sutton, John Hoisington, Ed Sutton, Austin Harrie and Base Holland attend the Meigs county fair today and Saturday. Prof and Mrs Chauncey Wagner of Cornell University Ithica N Y are in the city between trains greeting old college friends and will depart for the East tonight. Carl Nye of Chauncey leaves for Kirksville Missouri to attend the American School of Osteopathy where Herb Beckler and Harry Bean from Athens already study. Prosecuting Attorney Foster returns from Columbus and heads to Washington on legal business. Marshal Finsterwald was a business visitor in Nelsonville yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Johnson
Floyd Sutton
John Hoisington
Ed Sutton
Austin Harrie
Base Holland
Meigs County Fair
Chauncey Wagner
Cornell University
Ithica
N. Y
Carl Nye
Chauncey
Kirksville, Mo
American School of Osteopathy
Athens
Herb Beckler
Harry Bean
Local travelers head to new homes after meetings
Mr and Mrs W K Scott return from a stay while in Columbus he attends a meeting of the Ohio Republican editors. Mrs R E Bonifield and son Frank depart for Harmington Iowa where Mr Bonifield is sales manager for the Oliver Typewriter Co and they will make the city their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Bush
Columbus
Ohio Republican Editors
R. E. Bonifield
Frank
Harmington
Iowa
Mr. Bonifield
Oliver Typewriter Company
Judge R A Wilson in city on legal business
Judge R A Wilson of Jackson was in the city Friday for legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Wilson
Jackson
Circle Hill Marshal Visits on Business
Marshal Snyder of Circle Hill visited here today on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Snyder
Circle Hill
Bremen Business Visitor Mr Frank Gross
Mr. Frank Gross arrives in Bremen as a business visitor today to explore local markets and potential collaborations with regional firms. His itinerary includes meetings with trade partners and site visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gross
Bremen
Miss Ida Bowser Guest Of Sisters For Weekend
Miss Ida Bowser is spending the weekend as the guest of her sisters, visiting relatives and enjoying leisure time. The outing highlights family ties and social visits in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bowser
Miss M M Warrener Visits England and Cincinnati
Miss M M Warrener of Oxford England has been visiting her brother the Rev William J Warrener since June 30. She left yesterday for Portsmouth to spend a short time with her brother Dr Charles M Warrener in Cincinnati, continuing her travels afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Warrener
Oxford
England
William J. Warrener
Portsmouth
Chas. M. W. Warrener
Cincinnati
Local people noted during visits and gatherings
Nelsonville visitor G D Ridenour stayed in the city on business for a week with Columbus friends. Leo Bean visited Rutland relatives. Mr and Mrs W F Hurst spent Sunday in Columbus with kin. Henry McCormick and Ed Maxon were Parkersburg guests. W A Foster of Albany and James Laird visited here. Joe Phillips conductor of the vara crew visited Chillicothe friends. Choral Society meets Auditorium at 630 tonight with Messiah scores. J Howard Cline and baby visited Albany with Dr and Mrs C L Jones. Blanche Light of Guysville visited sister Edna Cray. James Golden left for Gambier to resume Kenyon College. Mrs Frank Dike of Mt Sterling spending week here with friends. Mr and Mrs James Sharp of Nelsonville visited A K Moore and Mrs Charles S McDougall’s guests. Mrs R A Jones of University Terrace returned from ten days with Packersburg relatives.
Local residents listed as guests and visitors across towns
Columbus resident Mabel Thomas of Chesterhil visits Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cornwell. Cora Woodyard vacations in Greenfield and Springfield. G W McLaughlin and Charles Cornwell visit friends in Coolville. Blendie Beckler and Grace Jewell visit relatives in Minera. E B Aumiller leaves for two weeks visiting Glouster and Columbus. Emma Hofaker from Dayton visits Mae Haysteder on North Congress. Fred L Preston attends funeral in Nelsonville for Nancy J Herrold. F Marion Cline returns home to Woodward Oklahoma after visiting son J H Chine. Frank Gross and Jamecer Ginnan return from Jacksonville club picnic. D C Laughter and daughter Dorothy return from two weeks with H B Coen in Marietta. Edna Webb of Columbus guests of Haliday Cline en route home from Parkersburg. Everett C Burehfield and wife to Elkton Kentucky for two weeks visiting Mrs Burehfield’s parents. R L Woolworth travels to Columbus to join wife visiting friends. return Sunday. E C Berry leaves for a week with relatives, staying with cousin Aletha Johnson on Boon Street in Piqua. P A Claassen returns from Evanston Illinois after part of summer at former home. Myra Roush of Langsville leaves Judson for visit with sister in Marion.
Miss Elizabeth Bailey Visits Athens After Friday Evening
Miss Elizabeth Bailey, a former Ohio University graduate and Parkersburg High School faculty member, spent Friday evening in Athens and attended events near noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bailey
Parkersburg High School
Ohio University
Athens
Lavertys Return From Summer Farm Trip Near Frost
Mr and Mrs A J Laverty and their two children have returned to their Poplar avenue home after spending the summer on their Frost area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Laverty
Poplar Avenue
Frost
Mrs. Cora Woodmanse Smith Returns Home to Columbus
Mrs. Cora Woodmanse Smith leaves friends after a week as a guest and returns to her home in Columbus today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Woodmanse Smith
Columbus
Piketon student returns home with typhoid symptoms
Charles Patterson of Piketon, who started college last week, came home this morning showing typhoid fever symptoms. The scene also notes visitors from Detroit and Coolville, family visits, and hosting relatives in Cemetery street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Patterson
Piketon
Local Visitors and Community Changes Noted
Frank Gulum of Hamden visits college friends before starting work at Chitlicothe High School. J Ka Van Dyke and wife return from a three day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Parker Snyder near Mineral. Van Dyke recently joined Hall Boden Insurance and has two months’ residence in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gulum
Hamden
Chitlicothe High School
J. Ka van Dyke
University Terrace
Parker Snyder
Near Mineral
van Dyke
Hall & Boden Insurance Company
Athens
Hopkins Leaves for Business Trip to Indianapolis
C. D. Hopkins departed today on a business trip to Indianapolis, as reported in Tuesday’s Daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Hopkins
Indianapolis
Local Residents Visit Columbus Broadwell and Athens
Miss Nell Scott spent Monday in Columbus visiting relatives. P V Lovell of Marietta stayed with Mr and Mrs BE Lash Jr. Monday. Mr and Mrs Jade Harris traveled to Broadwell Monday for a reunion. Miss Emma Langdon of Washington D C arrived in Athens Monday to re enter the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Scott
Columbus
P. V. Lovell
Marietta
BE. R. Lash, Jr
Jade Harris
Broadwell
Emma Langdon
Washington D. H
Athens
Nelsonville social notes include Hoodler and Da vis visit
Mrs. J. J. Hoodler of Nelsonville spent the day as guest of Mrs. DeValson Davis. D. C. Cornwell departed today for a several days business trip to Chillicothe and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hoodler
Nelsonville
D. C. Cornwell
Chillicothe
Columbus
Mrs Crooks and Baby Visit Relatives in Nelsonville
Mrs M R Crooks and her infant are spending the week visiting relatives in Nelsonville. A. L. Willock of Middleport was noted in the same brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo A. L. Willock
Middleport
Local Guests and Travelers Reported Across Counties
The piece lists residents and visitors leaving for and returning from trips. Homer Mansfield and Charles Hawk head to Topeka Kansas to visit relatives. Mrs. William Herrold arrival from Toledo for two weeks. L Blaine Nice departs to Worcester Massachusetts for Clark University duties. Various other movements include Athens, Meigs county, Parkersburg visitors, and West Texas travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Mansfield
Charles Hawk
Topeka
Kan
Local Social Roundup Adds Visitors and Farewells
Wednesday notes list Mrs. T M McAdoo of Mineral and C L Biddison from Long, WVa visiting Athens. Dr J N Brown of Albany and Rev F M Swinehart attend Ohio conference in Lancaster. Mrs M A Vickers returns from Washington D C Home Missionary convention. Maude Bingham visits from the revenue office. Several locals depart for Parkersburg and Columbus schools. Pythian Sisters to meet at the K of P hall Thursday. District Deputy Mrs Anna Evans of New Straits- is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Anna Evans
New Straits
Is Peruna Useful for Catarrh
The article argues that Peruna’s herbal ingredients are valuable for chronic catarrh across nose throat lungs or stomach and that the remedy combines knowledge from multiple medical schools with Dr. Hartman’s experience. It claims no other household remedy shows active constituents on the label and emphasizes honesty and uniformity in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Local residents plan visits and travels across Ohio
Ville will be present to talk with the ladies on important business. Mr and Mrs EF R Tash leave for Sulphur Lick Springs near Cincinnati and will stay a week. D D A Thomas of Columbus sought a business answer in Athens. Mrs EB Bean and Rose June visited Cincinnati for Mayday. Eugene F Thompson visits his father in Nelsonville for a short Great Lakes vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. R. Tash
Cinticoide
Eugene F. Thompson
Nelsonville
Great Lakes
Hendrer Son-Crider Drug Co Advertises Smoking Aid
A vintage ad copy touts a “perfect smoke” in black and white for a male reader. The message promotes Hendrer Son-Crider Drug Co with the address 10-1612 and emphasizes a refined smoking experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrerson
Vote Comes in Many Counties in Ohio Local Option
Within a fortnight the first 14 states of the local option law in Ohio will be applied in Warren and Meigs counties. Anti saloon men are sanguine while results in each county are expected to show heavy majorities against continued establishment of liquor outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs and
Warren
Columbus
Ohio
Meigs
League Organizes Anti Saloon Push Across Ohio Counties
The Anti Saloon Secrue shows heavy signature drives and a wide volunteer network aimed at submitting the question to voters. Supt Wayne B Wheeler says over 200 speakers are on file. campaigns plan to sweep major counties with polls and organized orators beginning Sept. 29 in numerous counties and later October contests in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hve
Wayne B. Wheeler
League
Athens
van Wert
Scioto
Pic
Marion
Adams
Jackson
Gallia
Torrow
Vinton
Noble
Dlaware
Wood
Ashtabula
Carrol
Union
Logan
Columbiana
Champaign
Madison
Wyandot
Darke
Lorain
Pickaway
Lawrence
Defiance
Shelby
Wayne
Summit
Akron
Seavorn Wright
Georgia
Uyahoga
Cleveland
Elec
Henderson-Crider Drug Co Shave Brushes and Mugs
Cillette blades and a fine stock of shave brushes mugs strops and soap offered by Henderson Crider Drug Co. | Note lists assorted grooming items available in store inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider Drug CO
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Graff
Little Son
Coolville
D. Webb
Albany
City
Lew F. Krapps
Kila Krapps
Pittsburg
C. G. Bellows
Jennie
Marshfield
B. L. Horn
Charles Cameron
Charles C. Smith
Mrs. M. Smith
D. W. Peoples
George Fenzel
Glouster
J. S. Slinger
New York City
Mrs
Charlies P Kircher
J. M. Howard
Amesville
C. F. Beiber
James A. Dilts
Nemiah Selby
Messrs
John and
Joseph Selby
Mr. Pearl Hill
Hi Home
Franklin Avenue
Helen Reed
Andrichsville
George Baker
Republican Editors of
Chittenden
Goldie Dye
McArthur
C. M. Smallwood
F. P. McVay
Foster
Washington
Marshal Finsterwald
Cardus
Cardy
John A. Rodgers
Hampden Sidney, Va
Ladies Advisory Dept
The
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Leo Bean
Rutland
W. F. Hurst
Henry McCormick
Ed Maxon
W. A. Foster
James Laird
Joe Phillips
Vara Crew
Blanche Light
Guysville
Edna Cray
James Golden
Gambier
Kenyon College
Frank Dike
Mt. Sterling
James Sharp
A. K. Moore
Charless. McDougall
John McDougall
New Lexington
R. A. Jones
Packersburg
Mabel Thomas
Chesterhil
Charles Cornwell
Cora Woodyard
Greenfield
Springfield
G. W. McLaughlin
Blendie Beckler
Grace Jewell
Minera
EB. E. Aumiller
Emma Hofaker
Dayton
Miss Mae Haysteder
Mrawrys
North
Congress Street
Fred L. Preston
Nancy J. Herrold
Om P
F. Marion Cline
Woodword
Okla
J. H. Chine
Jamecer Ginnan
Jacksonville
Oon
D. C. Laughter
Dorothy
H. B. Coen
Mies Edna Webb
Mrs. Haliday Cline
Rvisk
Everett C. Burehfield
Elkton, Ky
R.L. Woolworth
Mrs. Woodworth
E. C. Berry
Aletha Johnson
Boon Street
Piqua
P. A. Claassen
Evanston, IL
Myra Roush
Langsville
Je. R. Ruth
Judson
Dr. Shoop
Henderson Crider Drug CO
J. E. Bush
Detroit, Mich
Harvey Wilson
Mary Emaline
Eva Kientz
Annabel Lynch
Amanda McKnight
E. Longstreth
Richmond, Ind
F. C. Kayser
Cemetery Street
Hadley Bellows
8. W. Landis
D. ©. Landis
Stimpson Avenue
Lareh
John
Mt. Clemens
Mich
William Herrold
Toledo
L. Blaine Nice
Worcester
Mass
Clark University
Henry ,C. Cameron
Carlos
G. H. Briggs
Cheshire
H. D. Henry
Parkersbore
Mary Albright
Bess Dickle
Len Metger
Hershey-Rice Company
Blanchester
A. D. Townsend
Meigs County
Martinsville
W. Va
Edson Cooley
Richard Barnecut
Cooley
Helen Hoge
A. R. Hoge
Springfiel
Faye Baker
Waterworks Office
Mrs. Cline
Ah Pei Pee Ety Thel
Anc Sy Oki Cindi
Neleatie
Plainview
Tex
Texas
New Mexico
T. MH. McAdoo
Mineral
C. L. Biddison
Long, W. Va
F Ds
J. N. Brown
Friends
F. M. Swinehart
First Methodist Church
Lancaster
M. A. Vickers
Home Missionary Convention
Bess Dickie
Mary Ai‘iebt
Grace Carlton
S. B. Pickering
Stewart
Roy Burke
William Pendley
Miss Frost
Lodi
School For the Deaf
Lucy Brown
J. H. Winn
Rio Grande
D. A. R. McKingtry
George B. Parker
Noah Tedrow
Ezra Green
New England
Louise Cullums
J. R. Boyd
Crestline
E. N. Cullums
Familly
Edith Roach
H. Roach
Pred Sexauer
D. A. Thomas
E. EB. Bean
Rose
Emma Boelzner
Portage
Medina
Lake, Huron
Trancovation
Dtky
Thecarawas
Felton
White Mountain
Widlesale
Ohio Central
VIA
Ohio Central Lines
Bryan Day
Columbus, O
Bryan Club of
Hocking Valley Railway Co
Van
Southern Hotel
Memorial Hall
Driving Park
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