Many Pastors in New Places Ohio Conference Changes
The ninety sixth annual Ohio Methodist Episcopal conference closed with Bishop Wilson naming ministers for the year and approving resolutions endorsing the Anti-Saloon League local option and women's suffrage in local elections. The Columbus district lists numerous pastor transfers including Arbuckle to Indianola and Chapplear to West Park. John C. Arbuckle moves. D. H. Jemison goes to Circleville. G. A. Marshall to Linden Heights. P. H. Chapplear replaces Marshall at West Park. The report includes a full assignment list across Columbus and surrounding areas, with numerous pastors slated for multiple churches and new posts. Also noted are internal moves, a wedding, and visitors.
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State Journal
Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference
Wilson
AntiSaloon League
Columbus
John C. Arbuckle
Washington, D. H
STOP THE STRENUOUS LIFE HEALING PROMISE IN MIONA STOMACH TABLETS
An ad urges relief from indigestion and stomach trouble caused by modern strain. It claims Miona stomach tablets strengthen stomach walls, boost digestive fluids, and provide a lasting cure. Henderson-Crider Drug Co guarantees refund if not fulfilled.
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Athens
Miona
Henderson-Crider Drug Company
Gift Family Notes Amid Illness and Travel
The small infant of Mr and Mrs Julian Gift shows rapid improvement while Elmer Gift of Buffalo returns home after visiting. Pauline Potter sick but improving. Mrs Martin Bean formerly of this place died near Albany and was buried here. Irvin Reynolds and daughter Elmer Gift guesting with Mrs Nl Crossen depart for Athens then Buffalo. Mrs L A Gift to return to Louisville after her father's death.
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Littl
Julian Gift
Elmer Gift
Buffalo
Pauline Potter
Martin Bean
Albany
Cumberland Presbyterian
Irvin Reynolds
Nl. Crossen
Athens
N. Y
L. A. Gift
Louisville
Devoe & Co Letter to Logan Shoe Firm Advocates Paint Quality
A 19th century marketing letter from F W Devoe & Co of New York to E C Logan & Co of Athens Ohio compares business histories. It touts 152 years in business, unique advantages in durable paint that saves gallons and cost, and parallels with leather quality to persuade a swap of experiences.
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W Devoe & CO
New York
Local Notables and Visits Across Town Crews
Miss Susie Hayes of Kings Mills visits relatives here as Job Moore moves to the Herbert Hayes farm near Frost this week. G Dye attends the dedication of a new Baptist church at Marietta. Miss Lucy Green of Fairview visits her aunt Mrs. Bowles. Ettie Ora and Lillie Dunfee visit their aunt Mrs. Annie Dunfee. Rhoda Hallett of Benwood, W V, visits sister Mrs. Fannie Romine. Botkin of Columbus sells a house to Wilson of Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey of Front visit their daughter Mrs. Thomas Dunfee. Rev and Mrs. Parkinson of near Marietta plan a late-week visit. Mrs. Dansizer and children of Marietta visit her mother Mrs. Palmer. Mary Drew and son of New York stay with Elias Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Baker and son return to Steubenville. Mrs. Nixon and daughter Miss Mary Hoyt depart Wednesday for Xena to visit.
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G. Dye
New Baptist Church
Marietta
Lucy Green
Fairview
Bowles
Ettie, Ora
Lillie Dunfee
Hockingport
Annie Dunfee
Rhoda Hallett
Benwood
W. Va
Fannie Romine
Botkin
Columbus
Wilson
Athens
Bailey
Front
Thomas Dunfee
Parkinson
Dansizer
Palmer
Mary Drew and Son
New
Pleasanton resident recovers after knee amputation
Solomon Woodruff, who had his left leg amputated at the knee, returned from the hospital and is getting along nicely. Local residents visit relatives, including Asbury Carsey of Lodi and Lucy Woodruff of Columbus. A coal shortage causes farmers to haul bone coal from mines amid weekend visits.
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Solomon Woodruff
Hubert Kenney
Columbus
Asbury Carsey
Lodi
Lucy Woodruff
Quince Carsey
Athens
Charles Dowler
George Shorwell
Mrs. Robinson
Zelda
Dal Woodruff
Jesse Gilkey
Peat Bolen
Edward Bolen
New England Sunday Socials Across Federal Station and Nearby Towns
Burgess Wade and family spent Sunday at Federal Station. Blanche Copeland visited Stewart, and Tom Copeland of Nelsonville came Friday to visit his parents. Orla Ogg and family visited Stewart area. George Whipple and Charles Driggs visited Eli Spalding and friends. Mrs James Clifford and daughter Alice Ewing of Stewart visited Len McDonald family. Edna Stewart of Marshfield recently stayed with her grandmother Mrs. Sarah Stewart. George L. Hill left Krupp Washington after five years. Coolville guests included Miss Lenna and Myrtie Calvert. Emmet Hayes and Clyde Calvert plus friends attended an Athens show. Clyde Calvert joined Harper & Coe.
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Burgess Wade
Federal Station
Blanche Copeland
Stewart
Tom Copeland
Nelsonville
Robert Copeland
Orla Ogg
Wilson Chapel
Lewis Poston
George Whipple
Martha
Charles Driggs
Athens Visted Eli
Lou Spalding
James Clifford
Guysville
Alice Ewing
Stanton James
Morris
Athens
Eliza Farris
Glouster
Len McDonald
Edna Stewart
Marshfield
Sarah Stewart
George L. Hill
Krupp
Washington
Coolville
Miss Lenna
Myrtie Calvert
Emmet Hayes
Clyde Calvert
Coleman and
Kimes
Harper & Coe
Hickory Grove Social Notes and Attendances
Hickory Grove reports visits by Hugh Kenney and wife of Columbus and Nelle Pugh in Columbus. John Allen and wife attended Mrs. Beans funeral at Cumberland church Hebbardsville. Cora Rogers visiting from O A with Charles and Mrs Roberts. Rev Gamble delivered first sermon of the year. Samuel Curtis and B E Price hosts. Cecil Robinson surprised by about 75 friends for his fifteenth birthday with gifts ice cream cake music games and good cheer.
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Hugh Kenney
Columbus
John Allen
Bean
Cumberland Church
Hebbardsville
Cora Rogers
O. A
Charles Roberts
Rev. Gamble
Samuel Curtis
B. E. Price
Nelle Pugh
Cecil Robinson
Cecil
Community Notes From Green Branch Local News
Marl Bean returns to brakeman duties after a week with his father Jerry Bean. Visitors include Buffalo Bill's showgoers at Athens and Parkersburg. Carl Dill and Herb Hoskinson pass through town en route to Carthage to visit Ora Townsend and Bessie Robinson. Roy and Ray Haddox enter Guysville High School. Alec Willard moves family to Charley Bean residence. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tresize host daughter Mrs. Robert Baker. Samuel Fitch marries Emma Kincade of Logan. Carlo Calvert attends Athens old soldiers reunion. Elmer Rodehaver and George Rodehaver host. Art Bean hosts Mary Cole. Cottle visits Lydia Kincade. Nona Shields and sister from ?
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Marl Bean
O. R
Jerry Bean
Buffalo Bill
Athens
Carl Dill
Herb Hoskinson
Here
Carthage
Ora Townsend
Bessie Robinson
Earl
Parkersburg
Clint Dill
Canaanville
Gladys Wyatt
Roy
Ray Haddox
Guysville
Alec Willard
Charley Bean
Charles Tresize
Robert Baker
Samuel Fitch
Emma Kincade
Logan
Carlo Calvert
Elmer Rodehaver
George Rodehaver
Art Bean
Mary Cole
Cottle
Lydia Kincade
Nona Shields
Watch shopping at home saves money and time
D C Cornwell & Company invites customers to buy watches locally rather than from Chicago mail catalogs. They promise equal prices, in store selection, and immediate service for any issues, stressing convenience and a fair deal.
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Towns Folk Visit Family and Attend Buffalo Bill Show
George Tom of California visits his parents Mr and Mrs Sam Tom. Mrs Libbie Stewart of Carpenter and Abe Tewksberry with wife visit grandmother Mrs Bell of Mineral. Buffalo Bill show at Athens draws almost everyone. Frank and Ora Rickey of McArthur visit relatives. Lislie Bobo, miner, is home for Sunday. Mrs Silas Nichols listed as ill.
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California
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Sam Tom
Libbie Stewart
Carpenter
Jesfie Tewksberry
Abe Tewksberry
Mrs. Bell
Mineral
Graham's Chapel Social Roundup
Miss Maud Ruth visits the Misses Anthony of Angel Ridge. Mr and Mrs Joseph Norris of Athens spent Sunday with Mr Joseph Kelley. John Bobo and daughter Mary visit John McClanahan of Willow Creek. School at Mums under Miss Bessie Crammer of Angel Ridge. Mrs Harvey Williams of Clark's Chapel visits her parents, the Fultons. Fredrick Finsterwald and family of Angel Ridge visit Elizabeth Ashton. Clifford Ruth of Athens visits his parents. William Graham of Athens visits his family here. Harvey Knowlton of Athens spends Sunday here.
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Joseph Norris
Athens
Joseph Kelley
John Bobo
Mary
John McClanahan
Willow Creek
Mums
Bessie Crammer
Angel Ridge
Harvey Williams
Clark’s Chapel
Zef Fulton
Fredrick Finsterwald
Local Notes and Social Roster From Hockingport
Mrs Adisa M. Elliott guests in Columbus for a Methodist conference and meetings with former pastors. Lena Phipps travels from Racine West Virginia after visiting Olive McKim. E K Parker hosts Nellie Coleman Flossie Coleman Ruth Packhard and Edna Reed. James Stewart receives word of Lewis’s illness in Montana. Gasoline yacht missing, later found and returned by Captain Dillo. Co K 39th O W L reunion plans announced at C K Knowles. Ethel Jessie Gladys Parker visit Youba friends. Louise Wells hosts guests including Mrs Ben Knowles and Lewis Munchmeyer in Scott West Virginia and Clara Wells of Parkersburg.
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Adisa M. Elliott
Columbus
Josephine Varian
Lena Phipps
Olive McKim
Racine
W. Va
E. K. Parker
Ethel
Nellie
Flossie Coleman
Ruth Packhard
Reedville
Edna Reed
Coolville
James Stewart
Lewis
Montana
Jessie Parker
J. R. Holdren
Newbury
Dillo
Raymond
Co. K
Local Notes From Chauncey And Nearby Areas
W S Ireland Bingham visits Chauncey to tend business interests. The Coolville fair drew many locals. Miss Estella McGirr returned to Little Hocking after visiting friends. Funeral services were held Friday for the child of Mr and Mrs Leslie Johnson of Athens. School progresses with J A Dye as teacher.
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W. S. Bingham
Chauncey
Coolville
Estella McGirr
Little Hocking
Leslie Johnson
Athens
J. A. Dye
Senator Praises Peruna For Dyspepsia Relief
United States senator from South Carolina endorses Peruna pointing to catarrh of the stomach as the cause of dyspepsia. The adclaims claim Peruna cures stomach catarrh and thus relieves indigestion.
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United States
South Carolina
Peruna
Butler Endorses Peruna Medicine for Dyspepsia Relief
Former U S Senator from South Carolina writes from Washington praising Peruna for stomach trouble and dyspepsia relief. He notes brief use of the medicine and calls it a wonderful tonic and beneficial overall.
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M. C. Butler
U. S
South Carolina
Washington, D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Feruna Promoted As Internal Catarrh Remedy For Stomach Dyspepsia
The ad claims ATARRAH of the stomach is the correct name for most dyspepsia cases and that only an internal remedy can erase it. It asserts Feruna precisely meets the indications and relieves catarrh of the stomach.
Baltimore & Ohio Earnings Rise in August 1907
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports August 1907 gross earnings of 7,724,307 up from 7,181,040 in 1906, expenses of 5,061,980 vs 4,508,429, and net earnings of 2,662,327 slightly down from 2,672,611. For the two months to Aug 31, 1907 gross 14,976,210 vs 13,725,866. expenses 10,009,295 vs 8,856,415. net 4,906,915 vs 4,869,741, with increases of 1,250,324, 1,152,880, and 37,174 respectively.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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