Odell Area Briefs Highlight Oddities and Local Happenings
In Odell nearby residents report a severe cold spell affecting many. F Lanning ships to Kimbolton. Clearfork and Milnersville Telephone Co will string wire this week connecting Odell to Milnersville. Mansel Arnold returns to Fairview after a short stay. Mauds Kennedy visits relatives then returns to Kimbolton for dressmaking. Leslie Arneal’s sudden illness forces him to end his winter term at the Seminary. Neel of New Philadelphia plans visits to Cambri and Blage this week. E B Taylor and Flora Taylor visit Brady. John T Kennedy of Dillon Montana spends weeks with relatives here. Several locals attend the teremy meeting at Clearfork and levee progress. Cambridge visits on business. Lanni Boll and Mora Taylor discuss Odell Grange No 138 meeting at the hall Saturday evening. New officers installed last meeting prepare for duties with enthusiasm. a general good time is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanning
Kimbolton
Clearfork and Milnersville Telephone Co
Odell
Milnersville
Mansel Arnold
Fairview
Mauds Kennedy
Shera
Leslie Arneal
Maven Neel
New Philadelphia
Cambri
E B Taylor
Flora Taylor
D. C. Ware
Brady
Clearfork
Cambridge
Frank Lani Vrawing i
Lanni Boll
Mora Taylor
Rovers Dent
Odell Grange No. 138
Hartford Town Notes Include Birthday Surprise and Local News
Hartford residents celebrate coal shaft restart after months idle while Lewis Cooper returns from Athens to oversee nearby mines. Mrs. Rebecca Thompson is ill, a Lutheran protracted meeting proceeds led by Rev Hershiser. J P Mahaffey visits town, Raymond Secrest's eighteenth birthday surprise includes a rocker and gifts. Donald Secrest helps with treats as friends depart in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cooper
Athens
Rebecca Thompson
Lutheran Church
Hershiser
J. P. Mahaffey
Raymond Secrest
Greenwer District
Donald
Orning
Scare of mad dog travels through neighborhood
A frightening mad dog visited several neighbors Saturday, snapping and biting as it roamed the area. The dog was later reported killed near Quaker City by a train. Meanwhile, the U B church services continued with several parishioners ill. Pneumonia sickens include Rodney Bates and the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Derward Corto. Other local notes mention visits with relatives and a child’s pneumonia death and burial at Quaker City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City
U. B
F Weral Forward
Rodney Bates
Derward Corto
Local Social Notes From Kimbolton R D 1
Kimbolton R D 1 reports visits and guests as households host relatives and friends. George McCullough and wife with Mrs Ellen McCullough visited David Porter and wife last Thursday. Miss Mary Warden of Cambridge visits her brother W P Warden and family. Ralph Whitis of Byesville spent Sunday with L Mathews. Mrs Harriet Hossett and daughter Annie from near Kimbolton spent Saturday with J L Mathews and family. Ethel Moore returns to Washington after a week with her parents on this route. J L Mathews and wife and child were seen near Gacabelles on last Thursday. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. McCullough
Ellen McCullough
David Porter
Ralph Whitis
Byesville
L. Mathews
Atlas
Cross Roads
P. Helen Moore
Washington
T. & Taylor
Harriet Hosseit
Annie
Kimbolton
J. L. Mathews
Ethel Moore
Washington Guests and Local Notes in Guernsey County
Miss Nina Turnbaugh visits relatives in Cambridge while Rollo S. Farme travels from Pittsburg with his parents. Births include a son to Prof and Mrs W C Moore on January 15 1906 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs H Lamb on January 11 1906. Residents travel for work and family visits span Washington Danesville Love City Newark and Kent Ohio. An allusion to Washington Moore and Henry E Thompson lead a June normal course. Washington-Brady Joint Telephone Co forms to lay lines north of town with McCracken as president and Stockdale as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Turnbaugh
Cambridge
Rollo S. Farme
Pittsburg
Sabpath
Mary C. Lawrence
Kent
Ohio
Paul H. Lawrence
Wills Township
Guernsey County
W. O. Moore
Washington
Henry E. Thompson
Senecaville
Washington—Brady Joint Telephone Co
H. M. McCracken
C. W. Stockdale
Emma Gunn and Bertha Leeper Visit Near Milnersville
Mrs Emma Gunn and sister Bertha Leeper visited Mrs Rena Gunn and family at Frank Brapinger’s home near Milnersville last week. Oscar Adair recently accepted a position as blacksmith for Old Orchard coal mining company. Leslie Arneal, who taught the Seminary school, was taken ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Gunn
Bertha Leeper
Rena Gunn
Frank Brapinger
Milnersville
Oscar Adair
Old Orchard Coal Mining Company
Leslie Arneal
S H E D D Y L I F E Scott's Emulsion Ends Weak Development
A prominent druggist calls Scott's Emulsion the cure for a shed-based life issue, noting it restores lost flesh and vitality from infancy to old age. The ad claims nourishment beyond ordinary food and asserts any system can benefit, emphasizing the Emulsion's proven composition and lack of secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
The Sleep Cure for Nervous Wrecks and Fatigue
An advertisement urges regular sleep for healing nerve energy and lists common ailments caused by sleep deprivation. It promotes Dr Miles Nervine and Restorative Nervine with testimonials claiming profound sleep improvement and reduced neuralgia. The pitch notes druggist sales guarantee and refunds from Miles Medical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Thursday Night Illness and Local Notices
Thursday night suddenly considered dangerously ill with neuralgia of the heart. Miss Nancy Bell sold timber to Clint Warne now sawed into lumber. Rev W R Lawrence visiting family en route to Cambridge. Rev Mr Consingham held protracted meetings at Clear Fork Baptist church with several accessions. A B Dickte to begin meetings in North Salem U P Church Jan 16 assisted by Rev Caldwell Byesville. Sacramental services Sunday Jan 21. Allender and wife visited son-in-law Mr Porter near Tyner. Mrs Perry Adams learned her brother ill McCleary and wife of Tacoma welcomed a daughter. Former residents among friends hope to see Miss McCleary return. Mrs Hayette improving. ex Commissioner Shipman declining, paralyzed one side. Gibson family affected by scarlet fever. Leslie Arneal left Seminary due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Bell
Clint Warne
W. R. Lawrence
New Richmond
Jas. Gillespie
Cambridge
A. B. Dickte
U. P. Ehoreh
North Salem
Caldwell Byesville
D. A. Allender
Porter
Tyner
Perry Adams
McCleary
Tacoma
Washington
Miss McCleary
Robert Hayette
Shipman
D. S. Gibson
Leslie Arneal
Local Notes From Grand Ridge And Surrounding Areas
Butter prices steady as butter 20 cents. Eggs two dozen. Chas Tedrick and wife of near Winterset visited Mr and Mrs John Carnes last week. Mr and Mrs Pulley and son Ross of near Blooming Grove visited A M Pulley and family. Mrs Eliza Boyd of Winterset visited her brother Jacob Hughes and family. M H Tedrick and Ras drove to Cambridge on Monday. Miss Froy Decker visiting friends near Londonderry this week. Miss Ethel Bendure teaches near Craig and spent Sunday with her parents there. Rev G G Bora farm bought by a West Virginia farmer. Anyone needing good ax handles or brooms call Jacob Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulley
Ross
Blooming Grove
A. M. Pulley
Eliza Boyd
Winterset
Jacob Hughes
M. H. Tedrick
Ras
Cambridge
Froy Decker
Londonderry
Ethel Bendure
Craig
G. G. Bora
West Virginia
Pleasant Valley School Supper Social in 1880s Era
Mrs W H Stiles and Mrs J H Batding taught classes two and three at the Iron School in Pleasant Valley. They hosted a supper last Saturday with Rev P R Van Blarcom in attendance. Merle and Clare Oldham returned from Franklin County after a two week visit. Lola Campbell hosted Sunday School friends at her home last Thursday evening in honor of cousin Pearl Nicholson from near Eyesville. The gathering featured social chat and games with a cheerful mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stiles
J. H. Batding
P. R. van Blarcom
Merle
Clare Oldham
Franklin County
Lola Campbell
Pearl Nicholson
Eyesville
Ohio Legislature Opens Year With Insurance Probe Debate
As Ohio lawmakers begin the session, bills flood the hopper with 21 Senate measures and 64 in the House. A presidentially charged push for an insurance investigation stalls amid fears of political backlash, while a plan to curb road supervisors and a 2 cent rail fare bill draw attention. The session also probes term extensions for officials and debates abolishing capital punishment, with many senators and representatives voicing varied stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
United States
Herrick
Pattison
State Insurance Department
Vorys
Insurance Commissioner
Peruna Endorsement From Lanham Soldier
Lanham Maryland correspondent Captain Chas W Bowman of the 4th M B M Cav reports using Peruna for head and throat cords and as a preventive against such attacks. He notes his own relief and that of his family and says they are recommending it to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Bowman
Jet Lient
Lanham
Peruna
Chas. W. Bownisit
Capital punishment debate echoed by lawmakers
Senators Berry Van Wert Vanover and others express opposition to the death penalty while Republicans and some Democrats back abolishing it. In Monongahela Pa a storekeeper M S Carrazzola, 43, was shot after denying beer to customers. President Roosevelt plans to ask Congress for a lock canal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igegion
Berry
van Wert
Vanover
Wayne
Thompson
Winterset Social Notes and Local Ills Report
Miss Katie Bord of Blooming Grove visited Miss Inez Swaim last week. R L Baker of Middlebourne and family were sick. Orville Gatrell and family ill. Mr and Mrs Orville Gatrell were very sick for a time. Several local youths enjoyed sleigh rides to Mr and Mrs Will Thomd’s of Brady last Wednesday. Mrs Boyd hosted friends and relatives last Saturday. Local roads are in poor condition. A reading event is planned for Grand…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Bord
Blooming Grove
Inez, Swaim
Titus
R. L. Baker
Middlebourne
Orville Gatrell
Will Thomd
Bredy
Boyd
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Quaker City Cemetery
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Washington Hotel
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Butler County
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Summit County
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