Pertonal and Gécial 2rd Kewn ef General Interest Work
A long local field note item describes community events at Jechonville and Albany including visits by Wesley Matheny, Dr James T Mervin, and others, plus school plans, burglaries, a fire on a side track, neighborhood socials, and upcoming church meetings. It mentions the Sabbath school convention, a poison case, and plans for a new road in the county with commissioners meeting to finalize routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Adar
Albany
Wm. Townsend
Wm. Mosier
George Baxton
Local notes and visits blur town life in Coolville area
A jumble of names and brief scenes from Coolville and nearby towns. It records trips to Delaware and Baltimore, visitors from Athens and Stewart, talks of tickets, a fair, and various local errands. Mentioned are Perry Cowdery, J. Ewers, L. Walden, and others as town activity unfolds in scattered fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Luyons
Hus
Daleton
Jesse Baker
Charlie Mulborn
Delaware
A H. Smith
Watertown
Perry Cowdery
Glouster
Ave. W. L. Walden
Athens
Jonathan Ewers
Stewart
Tueay
Local Notes and Social Spots Amid Quiet Town Life
Ed Ginn of Joba visits his brother James. Prank Hedges of Athens was in town Sunday afternoon. Cone transported a carload of sheep to Baltimore. Many attended the Athens fair last week. Mary Golden returned from Birg. Orlo of Sand Hock visited Mrs Hill. Louise Spaulding hosted a party Saturday. Wilson Inman plans to move to Pleasant Mill soon. Residents regret losing such neighbors. Dickie preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Stewart
Wilkeselle
Ros McGane
Amem Tlle
Lin
Frank Moore
Clarence Jioni
Glouster
Sveke
Baltimore
A. Smith
Will Moler
Wil Baines
Colorado
Albany
Will
Jock” Carpenter
Lee Township
B. Blake
Lindley
L. G. Humphrey
Amanda Holmes
Baptist Church
Columbia
Martin Brooks
Brooks
J. H. Duffer
Main Street
E. Gillogly
Ginn
Joba
James
Athens
Cone
Mary Golden
Birg, Orlo
Sand Hock
Hill
Louise Spaulding
Wilson Inman
Pleasant Mill
Res
Dickie
Presbyterian
Local Notes and Social Tidbits From Jacksonville Grove
Mary Johnson on the tick list. Misses Black of Glen Eogn and Miss Vickers of Virginia visit. Minnie Cackler of Albans stays a few days. George Goodspeed visits Columbus relatives. Glenster student Charles Bryson and E G McKelvy noted. Sunday school picnic and supper in Jacksonville grove last Saturday was the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
Misses Black
Glen Eogn
Minnie Cackler
Albans
Miss Vickers
Virginia
George Goodspeed
Columbus
Charles Bryson
Glonster
E.G. McKelvy
Ding
Bhawnee
George eGardy
Jacksonville Grove
Nervara remedy praised by Worcester patient
A Worcester man recounts severe neuralgia and nervous collapse followed by paralysis. After four doctors failed, he credits Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy with stopping pain within days and restoring health. He urges others to try the medicine, claiming it is the best and that physicians consult it.
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W. Anderson
Enq
Warren, Mase
Worcester
Mass
Dr. Greene
Nervara
Wasuin Oton Letter on Carlisle Eckels feud in politics
Washington gossip alleges tensions between Secretary Carlisle and Comptroller Eckels over financial calling cards as Eckels resists influence, with Carlisle seeking restraint on public finance remarks during the campaign. The dispute stems from Eckels public statements, a Grand Rapids speech, and looming Baltimore Bankers Association talk. The piece notes Carlisle’s stance to steer Democratic messaging on money policy and hints at party maneuvers ahead of elections.
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Cleveland
Bay
Seca
Carlisle
Eckel
Carlisters
Echels
Eckets Jbas
Eckels
Tekelsas
Buzzard
Curlisle
Afr
American Bankers’ Association
Baltimore
Batavia
Robert Morrie
Bankers Association
Robert Morris
Congress
Buat
Breckinridge
Tire Kentucky
Washington
Locar
Ninth reunion of the Soetivyors' Association in Ohio
The Soetivyors' Association of the 441 Regiment C V E plans its ninth reunion at Frost in Athens County Ohio. The message invites members and notes arrangements, with mentions of RS Mason as cor. SP ori and other incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soetivyors’ Association
441 Regiment
Frost
Athens County
Ohio
Ince
Nat Old Regia
Atso RS. Mason
Ancient text blends with land transfers in Athens township notices
A fragmented notice lists estate dealings and property transfers across Athens township and surrounding towns. Entries show Hester Blackstone to Hopking for 155 acres at $450, various tax certificate trades, and multiple parcel sales in Alexander, Carthage, Rome, Glouster, Mabbefield, York, and Belison villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Township
Hester Blackstone Et al
Charles
Hopking
Athens Vilagz
E.J Jones
J. R. Sanda
D. Norris
C. H. Porter
Mde
J. R Sands
Alexander Township
N. Wanes
Garotine D. Wines
Carthage
W. EB Sprague
F. W. Atkinson
Rome Township
John Johnson
Albert Frost
A. Bean
Mary A. Stalder
Wores
Run
Trimble
Eather A. Weller
W. C. Malcolm
Gloubter Village
Harry Allen Et al
Johns
Clark
Urbancrest
Labne
June Miller
Carbondale Coal Co
Peter Hook
Mabbefield
Leander Strict Et al
George TL. Poke
York Township
Elizabeth Robinson
Eli Hobvineos
Happy Hollow
Eli Robinson
Charlee Wood
Belsonville Village
W.G. Halbert
J. K. Kerts
L. Coulter
Joseph Slater
Methodist Onuren Noses and Church News at Athens
Mrs Stella Rameey visits Washington D C as the conference year advances with next Sabbath services. Rev W T Harriy returns from Zanesville while several members join the church. typhoid illnesses ease and Epworth League supports the Athens Lecture Course. Professor Conaway transfers to Jackson Ohio conference and other clerical changes occur as Attendances at Trimble and nearby churches reflect normal interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Rameey
Washington D. A
Wats Murdoch
Litte Mies
Helen
Ence
Crak Mageta
Jackson
Conaway
Ohio
Ople
Meer Waltera
Tembera
Our Church
Ney Sears Jin Wee
New York
Epworth League
Thas
Athens
Baest
Echa
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Beard
Nebraskath
Innes Benet
McCrtherab
Wesley Matheny
Mary Masry
Tipton
Logan
Hendrickson
New England
Phere
Fieste
Bessie Richardson
Biogman
Pitteborg
Goole
Foyor
Lorch
Boysville
Calvert
James T- Mervin
Medical College
Dana Garvest
Lak Xeeh
Gyros Harper
Presbyterian Church
Crippen
F. Crippen
Lola Wiley
Irn Barrows
Ohno
Sanlore’ Orphane
Kenia
D.C
Lewis Richardson
Puttsburg
G. W. Brainard Wasl Presch
Universalist Church
Tom William Hatch
Hiram Bat
B.C
Aldie Tivbles
South Dakota
Is Homme
Is Place
Snfasl
Rostenot
Howard Kenney
Frank
Edward Parker
John Lise
Vile
Pagetown
Lalscey
Athenz
Clius Cale
Nelsonvile
Herbert Bye
Gare Barge
Becheth
Oluo
A. P. White
Rhony
Lockridge
Semmbag
L “Apar Ante
Cornell
H. F. Hammond
Arkansas
Otis
Kan
Herbert Nye
McKittrick
M.E. Church
Christian Church
W. A. Rowsh
Salina
Phi
West Ale
Blanche Tobinson
Echoul
Wines
Mondas
Cynthia Townsend Us
Jefferson Perry
Grynville
Sara Adair
Cheapcey
W. BE. Mitchell
Robert
Pulsski
North
Michigan
Loretta Wines
Athens State Houmtal
Perry
Frankie
Waller Hartwell
Xelph
Golambus
Ij Aie
Kia
Ehoupeewoni
Derack
Wasuin
Wasinsitos
Sits Holdings
Nh 29
Tb Varsent Satutmuers
Ole Pik Mdmons
Caine
Odin
Mike Witla
Alice
Iere
Cinett
Chriauan Chern
Alsueon Wilcox
Cloralend
Kora Freehter
Noble County
Reio
Attestiae
Ian
South
Ais
D. Selby
al Amd
W. B. Tay
Dr. Price
Werkd
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