Local Notices From Zanesville Area
Zanesville notes include sickness lists and moves as Mrs. Robert Clark and Emma May suffer ailments. Jeff Bell considers moving west this spring, Elmer Bell plans farm relocation, and Ott Winsor recovers at home. A new creamery may open by early April and John Woods marries Eva Peck. The F and A M lodge plans a new room as memberships grow. Gravel roads improve routes to Markle and Bluffton. The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. H. Robinson’s with a productive session promoting missionary work locally and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clark
Jeff Bell
Elmer Bell
Co. Smuts
Wm. Barnhouse
Hooverstock
Seaman
Ohio
J. F. Keyser
Leonard Myers
Bluffton
Glenn
Emma May
Senus Platt
Ott? Winsor
John Woods
Eva Peck
Prof
Hesler
Oakland
Illinois
James Clark
Allen C O
Wells Co
Sanford Ormsby
Woman's State Missionary Society
H. &. Robinson
Ossian Social Roundup and Ossian High School Banquet
Trustee McCollum attended in Bluffton while Mrs. Koons visited Ft. Wayne. Bluffton residents Marcellus Justus and Maggie Carpenter were in town and Lafayette and Montpelier visits noted. J. H. Bishop of Standard Oil and Walter Greek of Bluffton appeared for local business and claims. A. E. Ormsby will study at Valparaiso. Misa Allen was out with la grippe. The fourth annual Ossian High School reception and banquet closes the roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCollum
Bluffton
Marcellus Justus
Maggie Carpenter
Lafayette
Harry Nill
Montpelier
Frank Logan
Sheldon
T. G. Hunter
Ft. Wayne
J. H. Bishop
Standard Oil Co
Craig House
Wim. Morvillas
Zanesville
J.S. Krewson
Misa Allen
la Grippe
Ossian High School
Alumni Gatherings and Local Notices At School and Town
A weekend schedule includes alumni activities at the school building on Saturday evening. Reports note weddings new tenants at local properties and a large 45th anniversary celebration for Lew Snyder. The Sunday School social funds raised seven dollars and plans discuss school work and gas line improvements.
Local notes and odds and ends from town
Town items include Fred Bosser planning mill moves within a few days, Mr Haecker organizing a singing event at West Salem, and John Power's window vandalism incident. Attendees at Sunday School totaled 102 with $3.77 collected. Keeps sold will end March 6 with John and Fit French providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bosser
Mr. Haecker
Herne
West Salem
P. Romey
Ten Cent
John Power
John Rony
Marion
John
French
Barn color trends flare as folk favor red across farms
In a casual note the writer observes red as the prevailing and ultra fashionable barn color. He jokes that the Old Man should carry paregoric for emergencies, reflecting lighthearted rural sentiment.
Local Notes Spark Mixed Moments in Small Town
Mrs Mike Gottschalk shows some improvement. A spelling school drew a string band last Friday. Joe Beas laments his best girl no longer recognizes him after he shaved his mustache. June Alberson announces twin boys weighing eight pounds each. John Warner nears barn completion. Elmer Williams recalls tough bargains in France after six weeks of night work. Henry Alberson to host an oil derrick next week. Frank Shigley recalls a misstep asking a married woman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Caston
Wall
Ind
Oho
James Kline
Kendalville
Sheldon
John
Jennie Craig
Janie Todd
Lulu Deam
Nellie Leper
H. C. Hunter
Lucy Vail
Izzie Johnston
Isaac Confer
Anna Bushee
Joseph Heckman
Etta Osborn
Newt Carpenter
Wgon
Getty
Crouse
Carpenter
Gibson Bros
Lew Snyder
Methodist Church
John Gorrell
Hs Bench
J. I
Alva Lechner
Jstrons
Allen Bunce
Confer
Bushee
Craig Propritor
Wayne Comany
Fungeson
Aig
Hix
Mike Gottschalk
Joe Beas
June Alberson
John Warner
Elmer Williams
Henry Alberson
Frank Shigley
Stock Sale At Residence West Of Keystone
George R. Mounsey offers for sale at his residence one mile west of Keystone on Thursday March 8 a herd of four large young work horses a stallion a milch cow 100 head stock ewes and young lambs four brood sows seven full blooded Poland China shoats a feed steamer and other articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Mounsey
Keystone
Poland
China
The Monograph and Monetary System Debate
An advertisement for The Monograph publishing a national call for plans on the best U.S. monetary system. It invites leaders and the public to submit ideas up to 800 words for a $3 book, with the publisher in St. Paul Minnesota. Also promotes Warner's Heart Corrector and DeWitt's Little Early Risers digestive pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
the Monograph Publishing Co
St. Paul
Minn
Nat'l Ger
Am’n Bank
Itd
DeWitt
C. C. Deain
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Ekureka
Justus, Rogers & CO
Tammany
J. L. Mets
Ossian
J. L. McBride
Samuel Bowman
F. & A. M. Lodge
Markle
Tom Tim
Wayne
Kreps Indlings
Bordane
Warner
Castoria
TL. A. Ancuer
M D
Oxford St
Crooklyn
CarLos Mantix
New York City
Bowr F. Parore
12Th Street
Tth Ave
Tae Cextacn Company
Mcreay Street
New York
Keeley Institute
Merion
Indiatl
Indiana
Leslie E. Keeley
THE
Keeley Institute CO
Charles Brock
Marion, Ind
Farmers’ Loan and Abstract Office
F.S. Smith
J. H. C. Smith
Ayl
Ashbaucher Bros
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