Out of Town News Highlights Local Social and Crime Notes
A jumble of Sunday visits and guests across Lottridge, Marietta, and nearby towns includes Madisonook of Columbine staying with the Baldersons, Miss Juhi Pickerings visiting Marietta, and Rev. Hass attending a Gadpelts conference. A burglary in the village yielded about four dollars, and a hospital death followed Robert Nelson’s funeral. Several travel-bound residents move or visit relatives, with weddings anticipated and a new telephone line planned for the Stout Schoolhouse area.
Local notes include visits, moves, and church events
Earl Coe visits sister Mrs Cramer in Shade. A new church bell bought by M E F Sunday school. Miss Jennie Baker from Columbus visiting relatives. George Miller, old Shade resident, now in Kansas, visiting. Local baseball team forms to play Chase next Saturday afternoon. J E Wenderson to move family to Athens. occupancy by Edward Fruth family. Funeral for Mrs John Burson held in Shade with Rev Matheny. large Athens attendance. Vida McBride ill but improving. L M Comer hosts Cincinnati parents. W B Richards from Cincinnati reviews Luhrig coal interests. Miss Jennie Blanchard visits with mother Elizabeth Blanchard. Mayme, Laura Grimme and Marguerite Sampson from Jackson visit Mrs B Davis. Mr and Mrs J F Riley of near Nelsonville visit Mrs Thos Franchy Rey. Turley gives talk on three martyred presidents at Salem Church near Luhrig Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Coe
Columbus
L. Cramer
M.ef
Jennie Baker
George Miller
Kansas
Chase
J. E. Wenderson
Athens
Edward Fruth
John Burson
Matheny
Vida McBride
L. M. Comer
Cincinnati
W. B. Richards
Luhrig Coal Company
Missy Jennie Blanchard
Lizbeth Blanchard
Mayme
Laura Grimme
Marguerite Sampson
Jackson
B. Davis
J. F. Riley
Nelsonville
Local News Highlights From The Week At The Union Fair
Will Berhkin reports to Columns Saturday and Miss Mollie Stone returns from Athens with Ruth Baker as guest for two weeks. G W Atkinson back from Columbus. Frank Hervey and Mrs Tipton hosts from Des Moines. Lucy Dye visits her aunt Mrs Dye in Carthage. Rev J P Childs leads Bible readings at Baptist church. Everett Gillilan recovers from fever. Telephone upgrade seen as sure, fair to boost distant-town talks. post offices to connect with fair grounds. Z P Childs attends Athens county Sunday school convention at Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Berhkin
Mollie Stone
Athens
Ruth Baker
G. W. Atkinson
Columbus
Frank Hervey
Des Moinsy
Iowa
Frank Tipton
Lucy Dye
Carthage
Dye
J.P. Childs
The
Baptist Church
Everett Gillilan
Chauncey
Z. P. Childs
Athens County
Nat Glouster
Community Visit Notes From Amesville And Nearby
NEW ENGLAND. Wilson Inman and wife visited his Parents at Amesville Sunday. Mr. Lewis of Kansas visited his uncle, Mr. O. Lewis, last week. Harvey Adrian and wife visited friends at Guysville Saturday. Owen Hale of Missouri is visiting his sister, Mrs. James NewInney. Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Marshfield spent Sunday with the latter's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Curran of Corning were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry recently. Edith and Ethel Laughlin visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Spaulding Saturday and Sunday. Loat-A gold mag Monday at burial of Aisa, Gash, Finder please return and re ceive reward, ARK, McKievernyr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Inman
Amesville
Mr. Lewis
Kansas
O. Lewis
Harvey Adrian
Guysville
Owen Hale
Missouri
James NewInney
Davis
Marshfield
Beebe Guests Attend Pan American Exposition Visit
Ailbert Cook Beebe of New York visited relatives Mr and Mrs A H Montgomery at Buttala for the Pan American exposition last week. William J Duan and sister Mabel went to the teachers association in Guysville Saturday. A church social is planned at Mrs Julia Heebe's home on September 23. Typhoid fever illness includes Robert Wright Jr Wallace Merrill and David Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beebe
Ailbert Cook
New York
A. HW. Montgomery
Buttala
Wm. J. Duan
Mabel
Teachers’ Association
Guysville
Julia Heebe
Robert Wright Jr
Wallace Merrill
David Welch
Let i Alone Scott's Emulsion Ad Claim
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a gentle natural aid to gain weight for thin individuals. It promises effortless improvement in appetite and strength, asserts no fatigue, and offers a free sample from Scott & Downe. The copy targets thin readers with bold claims about weight gain and easy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Downe
Chenuto
Droggee
Local Notices From Parkersburg and Marietta Weekend
Chas Ladd made a business trip to Parkersburg on Saturday. C A Place of Marietta visited friends here this week. Rev Williams preached at the Centennial church Sunday evening. Among fair attendees at Marietta were Miss Angie Lemmon and her brother Tim. Miss Hattie Dean and sister Gaa left last week to begin schools in Bern township. Theodore Rowell, absent ten days in Toledo and Detroit, returned last week. Mrs Bird Palmer of Tunnel Washington county guests of her aunt Mrs Nettle Richardson. Rev Morrin preached a memorial sermon for President McKinley at the Universalist church Sunday. service was appropriately decorated and well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonook
Columbine
Seth Baldersont
William Johnson
Morris, Lown
Fred Baldersen
Bark Masiquis
Athens
Juhi Pickerings
Marietta
Masi Curtis
Hass
Gadpelts Torsay
Harvey Henry
Nelashis
DD. Henry
William Jolson
Fisher
W. Shinn
McKinley
Harlow
Ke Pianehard
Thomas Ewako
Tive
Pythias
Marietty
John W. Kus
D. M. Boney
G. L. Clark
Chas. Ladd
Parkersburg
C. A
Williams
Angie Lemmon
Tim
Hattie Dean
Gaa
Bern Township
Theodore Rowell
Toledo
Detroit
Bird Palmer
Tunnel
Washington County
Nettle Richardson
Morrin
Mrs John Burson Obituary in Jerseyville Area
Mrs Sarah Creamer Burson wife of Commissioner John Burson died Sunday morning at her home on President Street from complications of pneumonia. She was born March 1 1835 and spent most of her life near Jerseyville before moving to Athens four years ago. Survived by husband two children Mrs D J Sleeper of Oklahoma City and A S Burson of Jerseyville. Funeral services conducted by Rev L C Haddox and Rev L G Matherly with burial in Jerseyville cemetery. daughter Sleeper unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Creamer Burson
John Burson
Scrert
Burson
Icelock
Tute Hone
President Street
LC. Haddox
Jerseyville
M. E. Dharch
Mrs. Sleeper
W. C. T. U. Meeting Set for October 2 at Mrs. McVay
The next regular W. C. T. U. meeting will be held Wednesday October 2 at 2 PM at the residence of Mrs. Wallace McVay. A season from the State Record will be the program after devotion. All sailors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace McVay
Iaberevesses
Vito, Ols
Sudden Death of Mrs Susan Morrison Lash
Mrs Susan Morrison Lash died suddenly Friday night at her home on State street. She was 78, born near Steubenville June 1, 192. She lived on a farm near Athena from age thirteen before moving to Athens seven years ago. In September 1543 she wed Jacob Lash and spent 8 decades with him. For over a third of a century her home near Athens welcomed Ohio University students who called her mother. She joined the Free Baptist church at twenty and supported its work. She leaves husband Jacob and four children: Mrs David J Evans and E R Lash of Athens, Dr Ho M Lash of Indianapolis, and Prof W D Lash of Zanesville. Funeral Monday at the late home conducted by Rev G Walton King. burial in the new cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Morrison Lash
State Street
Jaco Lash
Hiram Cooley
Athena
Athens
Jacob Lash
Mrs. Lash Friday
Ohio University
Free Baptist Church
David J. Evans
E. R. Lash
Ho M. Lash
Indianapolis
W. D. Lash
Zanesville
G. Walton King
J. M. Davis
Rio Grande College
New Cemetery
Marriage License Pairs List From Broadwell And Nearby Areas
Multiple marriage license notices record pairings including EK Armstrong of Planteville with Euniece Pickering of Broadwell, Noah Vincent with Dora Mount of Glouster, F D Haning with An Ruling Day, Sams with Lizzie Male of Millfield, William Doland with Minnie Holsinger of Coolville, James Logue with Lottie Michener, Marion Smith with Eva Crawtorn, and Joe Tuttle with Mrs Viola White. Names indicate various towns across Ohio including Broadwell Glouster Millfield Coolville Corning and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt. EK. Armstrong
Planteville
Euniece Pickering
Broadwell
Noah Vincent
Dora M. Mount
Glouster
CL OH
White
BR. EL Davis
F. D. Haning
Vanderhoof
Lotterlyn
C. BE. Sams
Lizzie Male
Millfield
William Doland
Minnie Holsinger
Coolville
James Logue
Corning
Lottie M. Michener
Glenster
Marion Smith
Eva Crawtorn
Utley
Joe Tuttle
Sumner
Viola White
Athens
Oggs Celebrate Golden Wedding at Broadwell Home
Mr and Mrs Aaron Ogg celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Broadwell home. A large feast followed a social gathering attended by seven of the couple’s children, about forty grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Ogg
Athena Flour endorsement and cure claims from customers
A reader letter purports that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured indigestion and stomach trouble with testimonials from Geo W Lane Pewamee Mich and Norris Silver North Stratford. Cline's Pharmacy features in the ad copy and mentions Tomrena cough remedies and a one bottle to cure claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
W. Lane
Pewamee, Mich
Cline
Norris Silver
North Stratford
Tomrena
Cline’s Pharmacy
H H Haning Insures Everything Athens Ohio
Local agent H H Haning advertises insurance in Athens Ohio and promotes rides to a college game at Delaware with O U versus OWU. Hocking Valley offers 125 round trip tickets, with about one hundred Athenians expected to attend to support the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Haning
Athens
Ohio
Delaware
Ohio University
Hocking Valley
Legal Notice of Attachment in Athens County Court
Cherretta Pepple of Chicago is sued by James R K Harvey in the Athens County Ohio Court of Common Pleas. The petition claims an account debt of 3477.00 with 6 percent interest since May 3 and interest on 215 since September 1. An attachment order is issued and Pepple must answer by November 9. Attorneys James R Harvey Lewis and Sarre dated Sept 19 to Oct 24, 101.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherretta Pepple
Groveland Avenue
Chicago
James IL Harvey
Reg Tee
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Cherretta
James RK. Harvey
James R. Harvey
Lewis & Sarre
Intellectual Feast or Cannibal Lectures
A San Francisco Chronicle fragment recalls two cannibals debating a dish, calling it an intellectual feast. The exchange frames the meal as a joke on civilization and learning while the diners help themselves for a third time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Chronicle
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