Core Country Correspondence in Winters-Wille area
Ann Arbor area notes report visits by Cleorge McKee and wife to relatives, scarlet rash spread but not serious, Rev. Lewis delivers sermon at Presbyterian Church to crowded house, new member welcomed at close of service, Misa Inez Shuitz hosts reading circle, Mrs. May Myers Peterson buried, protracted meeting ongoing at M E Church, Rev. Miller ill replaced by Rev. Laws, large church collection in past 20 years, local literary program with George Johnston presiding, debate topic set for March 24 on liquor, measles cases slowly improving, Daisy Petz recovering, Chas Feltman regaining strength for school, Dr. Shilling visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Cleorge McKee
Winters- Wille
Ray Swan
John Piroyan
Lewis
Presbyterian
Misa Inez Shuitz
Reading
May Myers Peterson
A. L. Myers
Ross Patten
M. EB
Rankin
T. W. Miser
Frank Masters
Monroe County
Marion Dye and Family
George Johnston
Charles Eckman
Daisy Petz
J. W. Wagner
J. W. Elson
Chas Feltman
Dr. Shilling
New Somerset
Shady Glen Community Notes and Local Movements
Shady Glen reports a lively sale for Jeff Campbell of Island Creek with good prices. Mrs J W Bison visited Toronto last week. The local school closed for a week due to measles. George Campbell and his son Allen visited Toronto last Saturday. Orve Wilson moved from Crawford farm near Knoxville to Warren heirs’ farm last week and is welcomed to Shady Glen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Glen
Jeff Campbell
Island Creek
J. W. Bison
Toronto
George Campbel
Allen
Orve Wilson
Crawford Farm
Knoxville
Warren Heirs
Local Notes From Bloomfield and Surroundings
George McKee and wife of Steubenville visit parents here for a few days. Mrs George Hoobler visited Steubenville on business. Join Bryan moved to Cedar avenue to join his bride. Sleighing reported fine by local youths. Robert Polen family from Roberts Ohio moved here last week. Chas Johnson in Unionport on business. William Beatty boarding at A A Shields briefly. Mrs James McKee improving. Protracted meeting continues at M and Church with large attendance. The O T R C was hosted by Miss Inez Shultz of this place. Bloomfield Mre George W Harris and child remains listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
George McKee
Steubenville
George Hoobler
Bryan
Cedar Avenue
Robert Polen
Roberts
Ohio
Chas. Johnson
Unionport
William Beatty
A. A. Shields
James McKee
M. &. Church
Inez Shultz
Administratrix Sale of Real Estate in Jefferson County
Notice of sale by Jennie A. Lowery administratrix of William B. Lowery deceased. Property in Smithfield Township Ohio described as part of Section 11, 10 acres, coal reserved, appraised at 1000 dollars. Terms: one third cash, one third in three months, one third in six months, mortgage security. March 22, 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
County of
Jefferson
State of
Ohio
Smithfield
Cadiz Road
Dry Fork
Morris and Newell
Jennie A. Lowery
William PB. Lowery
Henry Gregg
Town Folks Share News From Steubenville Visits
Daughters and friends, including Mary and Miss Clara Tipton, visited Steubenville with Mrs. J. W. Stewart for a Hammer Boy presentation. Multiple locals returned from Steubenville, while others planned visits, hospital stays, and vacations. Mrs. Edward Wallace heads to Allegheny Hospital for a critical operation. U. F. Reagan travels to Philadelphia for his mother's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Jennie Harris
Steubenville
J. W. Stewart
Clara Tipton Ten
Holledale
Thomas Johnston
Francis Vermillion
Velma Merryman
Edward Wallace
Presbyterian Hospital
Allegheny
Reagan
Philadelphia
Sue M. Bell
Midway
Anna Thompson
Frank Cookson
James Speer
State University
Athens
Ohio
Anna Knox
Hopedale
Rey
Eldredge
Jacob Mansfield
Jacob Porter
Storch
Otho Smith
Chas. Megrall
Earl Smith
Seto
George Wilson
Monongahela
Elizebeth Rabe
UPDEGRAFF COMMUNITY NOTES AND EVENTS
The singing class led by Miss Nettie McClelland extends four nights. Residents attend an oyster supper at the Calderhead home with forty guests enjoying music by Robb and Calderhead. Several locals and visitors are listed among attendees. church plans mention a new pastor after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Updegraff
Nettie McClelland
Ray Dallaumble
Wither
Charles Raglay
Rev. Doud
Allegheny
Piney Fork
Addison McClain
Witch Hazel
Albert Best
Goodwin
Will Henderson
Wooster
Pine
Frank Robb
W. H. Calderhead
Selina Francis
Barney McGrogan
Teshua Skeels
J. R. Henry
John Terry
John Henry
John Dutton
Charles Ford
C. C. Daniels
Janet
T. A. Sutherland
R. J. Henderson
J. J. Parkinson
J. W. Criswell
Jacob Reynard
Mary
Walker Smith
Junavos Mills
Wilbur Dalrymple
A. S. Parkinson
Lizzie
Ada
John Chambers
Community Notes From McDonald Area Social Roundup
Cresswell and J Brostson moved household effects from McDonald to the K C Talbott house. Wm Nation visited Gond's last week. Samuel Brobeton of Maionport stayed with his brother BE J Brbston. Armstrong McCoy of Fernwood did business here last Friday. Pen Bates of Mingo Junction spent Sunday home. Ross Taylor resigned as day operator at Wow er after years on the line. W F Rogers of Cadiz was sent to fill the vacancy. John Burris and wife visited Mrs James Blackburn. Lucy Pry of Brilliant visits Chas Harris this week. Mr Dunn and Mrs J Rife of Mingo were here last week. John and Patton of Jewett visited Mrs Grant Jones. Thos Hissam from your city visited his brother O A Hissam. Mr and Mrs G McKibben of Miami were guests of Wm McKibben last Monday. Chas Harris called to Mingo on business Tuesday. James Packburn at Cadla on business Tuesday. Jin Copeland of Jewett was in town on business Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresswell
J. Brobston
McDonald
K. C. Talbott
Wm. Nation
Gond
Samuel Brobeton
Maionport
BE. J. Robston
Armstrong McCoy
Fernwood
Pen Bates
Mingo Junction
Ohio
Ross Taylor
Wower
Taylor
W. EF. Rogers
Cadiz
John Burris
Your City
James Blackburn
Lucy Pry
Brilliant
Chas, Harris's
Dunn
J. Rife
Mingo
John Patton
Jewett, O
Grant Jones
Thos. Hissam
O. A. Hissam
G. McKibbben
Miami
Wm. McKibben
Chas. Herris
James Packburn
Cadla
Jin Copeland
Jewett
Epworth League Plans Missionary Service in Richmond
The Epworth League of the Richmond M E Church invites all members and others to a special missionary service on Sunday evening March 2 1996. The program includes prayer and praise scripture Joshua 1 1 9 read by I N Anderson musical selections and talks on Africa from educational and social standpoints by Miss Vyula Sprague and Prof J F McLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Epworth League
M. E. Church
I. N. Anderson
Africa
Margaret Hoyt
Mosie
Jesus
Vyula Sprague
J. F. McLean
The Africa Focus From Faith and Commerce
A fragmented page lists talks and readings on Africa from the angle of commerce and spirituality. Names include W J Ford Rev J T Ellis and Charles Eliott with scripture references and musical pieces like Seeking the Lost. items mention Anderson and J F McLean in a ceremonial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
W. J. Ford
J. T. Ellis
Charles Eliott
Anderson
Benediction
Hey
J. F. Lis
J. F. McLean
Jizzie Talbott Seergiary
Amsterdam Area People and Local Notes In Town
AMSTERDAM. Several residents and visitors were in town last week for business or to visit friends including Charlie Johnson Sam Gotehall Joe Cogan George Melclfre Dan Gatehall Homer Wilson and Mrs Davis. Prof Miller leads local school progress and Rev Rankin preached at the M F Church. C P Bruer sold his shoe store and left for Salineville Henry McAfia moved to Allegheny. Miss Lillian Arlen and Miss Violet Carman visited relatives in Pennsylvania and Selimeville. L BE A W passenger train ran a special to Dillonvale due to a foreigner dying in the Amsterdam mine with burial at Dillonvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Charlie Johnson
Pergholz
Sam Gotehall
Minerva
Joe. Cogan
Jewett
George Melclfre
Kilgore
Dan Gatehall
Homer Wilson
Pergholt
Prof. Miller
Carrollton H
McCain
Dillonvale
Rev. Rankin
Springfield
M. F
Davis
George Coles
Deerfield
Wm. Huddleston
Harlem Springs
C. P. Bruér
Salineville
Henry McAfia
Alelgheny
Lillian Arlen
Pennsylvania
Violet
Letha Carman
Selimeville
Honewell Lodge initiates with neighboring lodges in March
Honewell Lodge No 276 L O L C F plans a class initiation assisted by Senia and Cadiz lodges this Thursday evening in March. After the initiation supper, there is a dance at the town hall for local and visiting young folks. Several local residents are noted visiting or staying with relatives, including M C Ryder W D Ryder and Mrs Will McElroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will McElroy
James Denney
Mise Alta Beardsley
Dillonvale
C. Cox
Kinnell
Parole Notice for Joseph Davin at Ohio State Reformatory
Notice that Joseph Davin, a prisoner at the Ohio State Reformatory, is entitled to recommendation for parole. The application will be for hearing on and after April 17, 1906, as directed by the Superintendent and Chaplain. Job work at Herald-Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Davin
Ohio State Reformatory
Herald-Star
Death of Bismarck foe Eudenf Richter noted
The obituary notes the death of Eudenf Richter, once a major parliamentary opponent of Bismarck. It recalls Bismarck's earlier passing and suggests their centuries old conflict now matters little in the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudenf Richter
Bismarck
Fragmented OCR Summary From Unclear Local Text
The readable fragments reference places and events but lack clear names dates or contexts. No coherent incident or outcome is identifiable from the garbled lines.
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Miller
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Laws
F. L. Page
Cleveland, Ohio
Administratrix
Ohio Valley Clay Company
West Virginia
Steuvenville
Faid
Boses
J. W. Gill
Said Corporation
George W. Cochran
Axminsters
Brussels
Hartford
Higgin
Nottinghams
Lowell
ECRU
Scott's Garpet Store
Dor
Sohc
Cho
Rob Roy
Stas
Buster
Munker
Nome Ie
Wundr
Saigon
Roa
Hoo Ooooh
McCall's Magazine and Patterns
Proieress
Ejersjotel
Siespiereie
Elev Eteis
Erssespieleis
McCall’s Magazine
Patterns
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