Rev Toumine's Last Appointment at Wolf Plains
Community notes from Wolf Plains list Reverend Toumine's last appointment and local visits. Residents, guests from Athens and Nelsonville, and a range of illnesses including typhoid fever and consumption are reported. The piece notes a minister's convention at Mt Liberty church and a school term starting with Grace Starkey. Samuel Supplee of Columpus dies. interment at Baptist cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Brandeberry
Wolf Creek
Mt. Liberty Church
Grace Starkey
Maytle Doan
West Virginia
Edward Doan
Samuel Supplee
Columpus
Baptist
Ed Johnson
Osa Doan
Wm. P. Doan
Marietta
May Welch
Otis Martin
Decatur Cemetery
Odd Dyspepsia Cure Promises Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts a remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles claiming it digests food, cleanses glands, and strengthens the stomach to restore health and strength. Sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Rev Flora Bronis to preach at Universalist church
The Universalist church will host Rev Flora Bronis for a Sunday sermon. Misses Belle and Adda O Neal of Fillmore visited Miss Stella Ladd recently. Miss Mabel Dean attended the O T R O event at Stewart Saturday. John McIlivern and two Rochester PA daughters returned home after visiting relatives for a month. Local youths enjoyed an evening at Isaac Brandeberry's with instrumental music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Bronis
Universalist
Belle and
Adda O’ Neal
Fillmore
Stella Ladd
Mabel Dean
Stewart
John Mcllivern
Rochester
Isaac Brandeberry
Clyde White Visits Home In Coolville
Mrs. Higley hosts her sister and guests from Iowa as Clyde White of the D. C. spends a Sunday at home with local family. Mr. M. Everett and son Clarence travel from Iowa to Washington after a visit in Coolville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde White
D. C
Mr. M. Everett
Clarence
Iowa
Washington, D. C
W. O. Higley
Visitors and residents noted in Athens area sketch
T R Gander and F B Tidd visited Athens early in the week. Harry Walden traveled to Parkersburg on business. Wilana Barrett returned from Amés ville to stay with sister Mrs John Wilson. Dr Carleton of Canal Winchester visited his daughter Mrs Luther Sanderson. Dr and Mrs W B Hartnell left their parents and returned to Beverly. George Walden of Marietta spent Sunday with his parents. W A Frame of Athens is at home. Torik lenses are promoted by D C Cornwell Co jewelers in Athens Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Gander
F. B. Tidd
Athens
Harry Walden
Parkersburg
Wilana Barrett
Amésville
John Wilson
Carleton
Canal Winchester
Luther Sanderson
W. B. Hartnell
Beverly
Geo. Walden
Marietta
W. A. Frame
Cheadle
M. E
M. E. Sanders
Nelsonville
Clarence Sanders
Lyons
Logan
Harry Kramer
Columbus
Blackwood
Morrisville
Lawrence McDaniel
Elmer Dent
New York
Newton
Union Church
Chauncey
Millfield
Sunday school convention attendance at Bethel Saturday
A list of locals attending the Sunday school convention at Bethel is given. Ed Carleton and wife left Monday for St. Louis to spend a week at the fair. Various visitors, church services, and local visits are noted along with a Chauncey ball team's 21 to 6 victory over Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Ed Carleton
St. Louis
Indigestion Causes Catarrh of the Stomach
The article argues that indigestion causes catarrh of the stomach, not the reverse. Repeated indigestion inflames the stomach lining, exposing nerves and prompting mucin secretion instead of digestive juices. This condition is defined as Catarrh of the Stomach.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Ad Promotes Stomach Relief
An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims to relieve mucous membrane inflammation in the stomach, protect nerves, and cure indigestion and bad breath. It offers bottles at 1.00 dollars, two and a half times trial size, prepared by E. O. DeWITT & CO. and sold at Cline's Pharmacy in Chicago, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Cline’s
Stewart and area residents visit Athens and area
Merle and Ray Copeland entered college at Athens. E H Kincade clerks for H J Smith & Co. Miss Daisy Smith hosts a Columbus visit from Mr and Mrs Pavey and their son. Mrs Ed Wharff and daughter Lillian of Wilmington stayed with relatives. Mrs. Harvey Roach of Athens visited her mother Mary Scott. M J Chariton an Athens visitor. L H Smith and wife with daughter visited Athens. Bert Hovey moved from Guysville to occupy Wickham property. Sam Miller of Belpre visited on business. A T Vorhes and wife were Athens visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle
Ray Copeland
Athens
E. H. Kincade
H. J. Smith & Co
Daisy Smith
Pavey
Little Son
Columbus
Ed. Wharff
Lillian
Wilmington
Harvey Roach
Mary Scott
M. J. Chariton
L. H. Smith
Bert Hovey
Guysville
Wickham
Sam Miller
Belpre
A. T. Vorhes
Columbus Excursion on Ohio Central Lines
A Sunday trip priced at $1.00 runs to Columbus from Athens with a 7:27 a.m. departure and a 6:30 p.m. return. The excursion is on the Ohio Central Lines, offering a full day travel option for locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Central Lines
Athens
Columbus
Three Marriages in Local Probate and Parish Settings
On September 14 in the probate judge’s office William Wolfe of Perry county wed Maggie Allman of Bachtel. Also September 14 at the bride’s Race street home Edward Ayres married Kate Mansfield. September 18 at the parsonage J M Gist married Mrs N A Knowlton. Gist, brother of Postmaster Gist, and bride are hospital employees. Rev T L Lowe officiated all three ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wolfe
Perry County
Maggie Allman
Bachtel
Race Street
Edward Ayres
Kate Mansfield
J. M. Gist
N. A. Knowlton
Gist
Postmaster Gist
Rev
T. L. Lowe
First Pallas Club Meeting Set for Saturday
The Pallas Club will hold its first meeting of the year next Saturday at 2 PM at Mrs. W. F. Mercer’s home on East State Street. Mrs. A. E. Price is president and Miss Willis secretary for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
W. F. Mercer
East State Street
A. E. Price
Willis
Report of the Condition of a Bank in 1904 Athens Ohio
Balance sheet outlines liabilities and assets with figures for capital, loans, securities, and reserves. The report is sworn by cashier I. D. H. Moore and notarized by Rufus Carpenter with witnesses Raany O’Blenness, M. Moore, and Wm. D. Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Ohio
Athens
I. D. H. Moore
Moore
Rufus Carpenter
Rally Day at Christian Church Seeks Active Fall Work
Rally day will be observed at the Christian church next Sunday with all Sunday schools and church forces urged to begin an active campaign for fall and winter work. A special program will be held during the Sunday school hour and every scholar is expected to attend. The pastor will outline plans during the morning preaching service and every member is asked to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Fifty Barrel Oil Well Near Stewart Shocks Locals
The N D Haven Oil company drilled on the Charles H MecOane property about three quarters of a mile from Stewart at noon Friday. The well may yield fifty barrels a day though that estimate is not certain. It was drilled to 170 feet and is the eighth hole in the area, four of which are producers. Land leases are being secured and expiring leases renewed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oor
Finke
F. Brydon
OUT OF Town News
Athens County
Wolfs Plains
Rev. Toumine
This Place
Joe Hutchins
Roy Moore
Union
Harry Moore
Williams
Josie
Sam Hutchins
Frank Hall
Miss Hill
Thompson
McKee
Alice Robbins
Hiram Burden
Vernie Rowell
Man
Frost
Coolville
D. C. Cornwell & Co’s
D. C. Cornwell & Co., Jewelers and Scientific Opticians
Athens, Ohio
Ellen
Jean and
Isabell Nelson
Trimble
Anna Carter
Jacksonville
Harry Weldon
Orlie Wolfe
Clarence Brown
Pallas
First National Bank
Resou Brurs
Bao Uakewie
U.S
U.S. Treasvane
Digi
United States
Raany O'Bleness
M. Moore
Ww. D. Bartlett
Louisiana Purchase
Hocking Valley Ticket Agee
W. H. Fisher
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