Athens Ohio to Sell 215000 Bonds for Electric Works
The village of Athens Ohio offers for sale by bid 215000 dollars of coupon Electric Light Works bonds dated September 1 1903. Bonds mature with 5 percent interest payable semi annually and are payable at First National Bank of Athens Ohio or The Importers and Evaders National Bank of New York. Bids due before seven o'clock p m October 5 1903 and must be unconditional with 1000 dollar bid deposit. Highest bid at par plus accrued interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
State of Ohio
Council
Electric Light Works
First National Bank of Athens
Olio
National Bank of New York Jr
Ohio
General Assembly
State of
Aida
Henry Logan
W. B. Golden
Probate Notices Filed In Athens County Ohio
Probate Judge reports accounts filed and suspended for exceptions until September 26 1903 at 10 o clock a m. list includes Jacob Warehime administrator James & Francis assignee Frank Tedrow guardian George L Bryson administrator Hiram L Baker guardian Loret ta Vines guardian Rachel Schalls guardian Cordelia Reeves guardian Andrew Aliom executor Faana E Speelman administratrix W G Hickman trustee A W Lynch probate judge Sept 10 to 24. memo on bile a iless attacks and souvenir postcards irrelevant to probate notice.
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Athens County
Ohio
Jacob Warehime
Joshua Warehime
J. M. Parker
James &. Francis
Frank
Tedrow
Perrey Tedrow
Geroge L. Bryson
W. G. Hickman
John N. Wilson
A. W. Lynch
Vanderhoof and Athens Social Notes Mention Guests
Mrs C E Chase and daughter visited Athens on business. Martha Grigsby stayed with friends at Stewart. Luella Clark spent Saturday with grandmother Mrs Any Clark. Susie Jeffers of Athens is visiting her parents. Essa Thompson and children returned home at Marion after two weeks visiting friends. Rev White filed his Baptist church appointment. Mrs B Jeffers, lately ill, is improving.
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C. E. Chase
Athens
Martha Grigsby
Stewart
Luella Clark
Any Clark
Susie Jeffers
Essa Thompson
Marion
Rev. White
The
Baptist Church
B. Jeffers
Local Social Notes From Ireland and Nearby Areas
Ireland notes Elmer Bingman of Hocking Valley railroad Beaumont spent a few days at home. Miss Ethel Chambers of Little Hocking visited here Sunday with her parents. Willie Bingman and Grace Bingman spent Sunday with friends in Little Hocking. Alva Barrows of Nelsonville was home last week. Addison Baker of Chauncy visited his parents over Sunday. Tyson Dean left for Lancaster to seek work. Clarence Baker returned from Nelsonville where he worked last summer. Ollis Dean hosted friends Saturday. Wilbur Dodd enrolled in Coalville school Monday. Local youths attended the Coalville versus Qualey ball game at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bingman
Hocking Valley Railroad
Beaumont
Ethel Chambers
Little Hocking
Willie Bingman
Grace
Alva Barrows
Nelsonville
Addison Baker
Chauncy
Tyson Dean
Lancaster
Clarence Baker
Nesonville
Ollis Dean
Wilbur Dodd
Coalville
Qualey
Fair Ground
Local visits and relatives noted in Athens and nearby towns
Lucy Learned visited relatives in Jacksonville on Sunday. Ephriam Hanlin of Gallipolis visited his brother EL D Hanlin last week. J A Sams and wife visited relatives in Pennsylvania. Viola Learned and Blanche Roberts visited friends in Amesville and duced eral on Saturday. Dr Learned attended the reunion at Albany on Friday and Saturday. Messrs Daft and Chadwell of Athens were Sunday visitors. Mrs L B Woodworth visited relatives in Athens on Monday.
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Lucy Learned
Jacksonville
Ephriam Hanlin
Gallipolis
EL. D. Hani
J. A. Sams
Pennsylvania
Viola Learned
Blanche Roberts
Inederal
Amesville
Dr. Learned
Albany
Messrs. Daft and
Chadwell
Athens
Mrs. L
Woodworth
Local notices and social round in Lottridge area
Mrs John Price of Bethany visited her parents the Flowers family Friday. Several families moved to Athens, Brimstone, and nearby properties this week. Miss Jennie Price expects to enroll in GA October 4. Miss Pearl Kincade started a seven month school term at Brimstone last Monday. Emmerson Burton plans to move his family into the Jane Russell property. Lank Stout nears completion on his new house. Peter Steimmetz will relocate to the Alex Caldwell property this week. Mr Murphy of St Marys WV looked at local oil and gas leases. Misses Mary and Clara Caldwell enrolled at Coolville high school. Mr and Mrs Henry Swartz visited son Wilbert in Garden over Sunday. Max and Mrs Hiram Buck of Plains visited their daughter Mrs Peter Steinmetz recently. Quarterly meeting held at the MBE church Sunday and Monday with large attendance. Miss Bessie Rollins marked her 16th birthday Monday evening. Ira Kincade and west family visited J Kincade’s over Sunday. Life question noted and addressed with Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised for 25c at W H Yenence’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Price
Bethany
B. J. Flowers
Bilton Kyle
Athens
Jennie Price
G. A
Alex Caldwell
Murphy
St. Marys
W. Va
Mary
Clara Caldwell
Coolville
Henry Swartz
Wilbert Swartz
Garden
Max
Hiram Buck
Plains
Peter Steinmetz
M. BE
Bessie Rollins
Ira Kincade
J. W. Kincade
Local Residents Move Between Homes and Visit
Mrs Hartley moved into one of C. Hesters houses last week. Mrs Hewitt of Marshfield visited here. Mr and Mrs John Barns of Salt Lake City Utah visited relatives here recently. Mr and Mrs S S B Phillips of Glouster were entertained at P B Wilsons home Sunday. John Clifford moved into the Beckler house Wednesday. Mr and Mrs C V W Hester spent Sunday in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
Hester
Hewitt
Marshfield
John Barns
Salt Lake City
Utah
S&s. B. Phillips
Glouster
P. B. Wilson
John Clifford
Beckler
C. VW. Hester
Chauncey
Woolfs Plains Social Nondated Notes and Local Moves
Clarence Matheny attending G A at home over Sunday. John and Thomas Saulers spent Sunday at Logan. John McHarg family and Charlies McHarg stayed here. James Ferguson from Charleston stayed with his wife visiting Lydia Beachout family. Miss Mable Collins Marshfield visiting Mrs. Zine Courtney. Edward Frances moving family to Campbell addition. George Gabriel buying Frances property and moving soon. Winnie and Maggie Stage visiting Columbus relatives. Rev. Faires Glouster held services at Zion church. Mrs. Catherine Herreld visiting daughter Ollie Bell. Miss Alice Michael guest of Nellie Michael at Athnes. Mrs. Lillie Barker and son Walter visiting her parents here. Mary Braxton Logan called on friends. Mrs. Emma Barker seriously ill. Mrs. Garber and daughter Ath ens visiting. Bucklen Arnica Salve famed for cures. 25c at W E McKee’s Drugstore.
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Clarence Matheny
G. A
John
Thomas Saulers
Logan
John McHarg
Charlies McHarg
James Ferguson
Charleston
Lydia Beachout
iMiss Mable Collins
Marshfield
Zine Courtney
Edward Frances
Campbell's Addition
George Gabriel
Frances
Winnie
Maggie Stage
Columbus
Faires of
Glouster
Zion Church
Catherine Herreld
Ollie Bell
Alice Michael
Nellie Michael
Athnes
Lillie Barker
Walter
Mary Braxton
Emma Barker
Garber
Athens
Hendersons challenge drug sale offered in Athens half price
B Henderson offers half price 25 cent package of Dr Howard s medicine claimed to cure dyspepsia constipation sick headache malaria and liver trouble with a money back guarantee if not effective He promises rapid introduction of this new remedy to the Athens area amid a note on Parks ex convict leading a New York labor parade reducing marchers to about 60 000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Henderson
Athens
Parks
New York
Kansas City
Columbus
Ohio
Dodd's Kidney Pills Said to Cure Kidney Trouble
Report from Fate Texas touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble after 18 months of suffering. Testimonial from Henry Vaughan claims rapid improvement and full recovery. Also notes Navy adopts Star Spangled Banner. extra session planned November 9 to ratify Cuban treaty and finance legislation.
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Texas
Fate
Tex
Ie Henry Vaughan
Reral
Secon
Oyster Bay
Congress
We Vouch For This Case Of Charles Jacobs
The passage describes Charles Jacobs whose psoriasis began in three spots and spread over eight years. It then raged for ten years before clearing in about six weeks using D D D remedy, with no recurrence for over two years.
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Charles Jacobs
Skin Remedy Promises Cure With Local Parasitic Basis
In Athens and Coolville notices, W. H. McKee and W. C. Higley promote D.D.D as a clean liquid skin prescription. They claim nine of ten skin affections are local parasitic and say D.D.D can cure them by applying over the affected area twice daily, endorsing its effectiveness and urging visits to their store.
II SENT TO THE con of CUIG Be
The fragment notes an action involving a group or entity abbreviated CUIG. Readable text shows an item about someone being sent to a convention or committee, with limited context and no clear date or location. The item emphasizes a formal transfer or assignment within an organization.
Ohio Veto Amendment Resolution Certifies 1902 Vote
A scanned 1902 Ohio General Assembly joint resolution certifies a constitutional amendment vote on governor's veto with yes and no ballot phrases. The document, signed by Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin, notes adoption May 2, 1902, and final certification dated January 27, 1908 in Columbus.
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Confermor
McKinnon
House of Representatives
Arcner
Senate
States of America
I. Lewis C. Laylin
State of
Ohio
General Assembly
Columbus
Lewis C. Laylin
Banking by Mail and Laborer Wanted in New Lexington
4 Per Cent Interest compounded twice a year paid to savings deposits with $100 withdrawal allowance and 2 per cent on checking accounts. Deposits secured by capital surplus and profits of $4,000,000. Deposits total $210,000,000. Beckler 0. Pittsburg Trust Co. 323 Fourth Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. WANTED Laborer by Imperial Clay Co. at New Lexington, O. Married men preferred. New houses at reasonable rent. Steady employment winter and summer. Wages 1.50 per day. No strike. Write for particulars. Sept. 24-wi.
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Canital
Beckler
Pittsburg Trust Co
Fourth Ave
Pittsburg
Imperial Clay Co
New Lexington
Ohio Central Lines reunion fares from Middleport
At Athens on Thursday October 1 a reunion event offers one fare for a round trip via the Ohio Central Lines from Middleport Thurston and all intermediate stations. Tickets go on sale October 1 and are valid for return until October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Yshursday
Ohio Central Lines
Middlewort
Thurston
Amendment to constitution proposed in Ghia election measure
The text records a joint resolution by the General Assembly of Ghia proposing to amend Section 2 Article 11 of the state constitution. It outlines ballot wording for voters to approve or reject the amendment, and authenticates the act with signatures and official seals dated January 27, 1903, in Columbus.
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General Assembly
Ghia
Chle
Jaiter
McKixyox
Ho Af
FF. B. Anduce
Senate
Univeo
Assedica
I. Lhwis GC
Laylin
Ohin
General
State of
Ohio
Ghio
Hall
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule Released
Notice to teachers lists examination dates on the test Saturdays of September October January February April May and July plus the Srs t and third Saturdays of August Primary tests in May and August Boswell tests on the third Saturdays of April and second Saturday of May. By order of the Search of examiners Maurice M Bryson clerk. no hw 52
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice M. Bryson
Reduced rail fares to South and West from Ohio Central Lines
Cheap rates for Homeseekers via Ohio Central Lines advertise greatly reduced one way tickets to southern and western points and special low round trip rates. The offer runs on the first and third Tuesdays of each month with fault particulars obtainable by calling Ohio Central Lines agents in Moulton Hank G. P. A. Toledo.
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Ohio Central Lines
Moulton Hank
Toledo
Chie
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Secwity Savings #44 Bank
First National Bank
Athens, Ohio
Andgepa
Home Savings Bank
Desk
Chamberlain
McKee
OUT OF Town News
Ireland
Ahllfield
Lottridge
Woolfs Plains
Bucklen
W. EB. Mc- Eee
Challenge Freon C
BR. Hedderson
Navy
Old Town
Guty
W. H. McKee
W. C. Higley
Cuig
Sovernon
Brill
Feneral Assembly
Hin
Vf Lee
Secretary of State
State Aa
W. H. TicKee
Athens, O
C. Higley
Coolville, O
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Reunion
Ortrurion
W. S. McKinnon
Can
L. Nupert
Unicep Straits of America
Ohto
Glaice
Obid
Lewis C. Lannin
GHIG
County Legislat
Lewis
Lartsy, Ler Ey
Secretery of
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McRixson
iUeuse of Representatives
CIEL
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J. Lewis C. Laylin
Hio
Columus
A. Ola
Lewis C. Lariin
Amercan Pad & Textile Fe
Greenfield
Lawrence & Bean, Fire and Life Insurance
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