Local residents visit relatives and attend gatherings
Lock AER Series te OK Mabel Barrick of thin place and Mins Gertrude Hall of Newark left Friday for Kent Ohio to attend Summer school. Mr Clinton Barrick was in Perryton over Sunday. Mr A H Mitchell and family of Mr Vernon are guests of Mrs W H Mitchell this week. Mire Bello Linton of Newark is visiting her sister Rosilia Mc Bride and other relatives here. Mr and Mrs Orley Bird were Columbus visitors Thursday. Frank Moats and family of Appleton and Harry Weaver of Milfordton were guests of Mr and Mrs William McBride Jr. Sunday. Ployd Poland and Frank Polana of Mr Vernon visited Mr God Mrs Jos Larimore over Sunday. Gall Shuff of St Louvalle visited Mr and Mrs J G Crottinger. Edna Shuff accompanied them home Sunday and will visit the week. Carl Harris returned from Sycamore Valley Monday. Mrs Harris and the children remained for an extended visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Barrick
Thin Place
Gertrude Hall
Newark
Kent
Clinton Barrick
Perryton
A. H. Mitchell
Vernon
W. H. Mitchell
Bello Linton
Rosilia McBride
Orley Bird
Co|lumbue
Frank Moats
Familly
J. G. Crottinger
Edna Shuff
Carl Harris
Sycamore Valley
Can't Keep It Secret About Chamberlain's Tablets
Promoters boast the daily growing reputation of Chamberlain's Tablets as a grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles. The ad claims no other remedy is as effective and notes availability through all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Dale
All Dealera
Danville Notes On Visits and Local Events
Local residents report visits and trips including Mrs. P. A. Burtnett and relatives in Loudonville, Mrs. H. L. Porteh's funeral, Mrs. W. B. Robinson of Westerville, and Mrs. B. M. Widor and Miss Helen Naxor. J. B. Hall leaves for Magnetic Springs for rheumatism treatment. William Fowler and daughter from West Cairo visit. Children’s Lay exercises at Woods Church. Harry McKee in Columbus weekend. Burl Hammond of Dulwood calls here. M. T. Gaines on business to Mt. Vernon. Street paving bonds sold June 22 bought by Samuel Rice at a premium. Mix Pay Motz and Miss Corn Ed wards head to Worcester for Summer school. Clarence Shaw and Donald Baugher to Athens for Summer school. George Snow spent Sunday in Cleveland. Frank Shrimplin makes a business trip to Columbus. I. Re. Hall visits Koppert family.
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P. A. Burtnett
Loudonville
H. L. Porteh
W. B. Robinson
Westerville
B. M. Widor
Helen Naxor
J. B. Hall
Magnetic Springs
William Fowler
West Cairo
J. Jr. Wath
Edwin Penerwood
Kenneth McKee
Chiliren
the Woods Church
New Castle
Harry McKee
Columbus
Burl Hammond
Dullwood
M. T. Gaines Meade
Mt. Vernon
Samuel Rice
Mixa
Motz
Miss Corn Edwards
Wooster
Clarence Shaw
Donald Baugher
Athens
George Snow
Cleveland
Frank Shrimplin
Re. Hall
George Koppert
Entertainments and visits noted in Martinsburg area
Local social items report Mite Bowman of N. U. will give an entertainment Thursday evening. Viola Wilkins of Delta visiting her mother Mrs. Bryan. George Israel of Mt Vernon admitted to Friends. Mrs. Mima Harrison and granddaughter Mildred Morrison of Louisiana visiting Dr. and Mrs. Shronts. Mrs. Ro Brown and daughter Olive Brown of Pittsburgh visiting. Ada Beatty travels to Olio Brute Banitorium for pneumonia recovery. Embroidery Club met Wednesday afternoon. Also includes health note praising slower eating and Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion and constipation.
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Cheess
Wnd
Bernard Horn
Douester
Thelma
Frank Waird
Imbroidery Club
Knox county awards contracts for bridges and pipes
Knox county commissioners awarded contracts to W. J. Arrington for Hampshire Bridge repairs and Parson bridge iron pipe in Morgan town ship, and to The Ohio Corrugated Culvert Co. for Parson bridge pipe, saving about $50. Auditor Riley discarded unused old order books in favor of the stored ones. The report includes probate actions and obituaries for Catherine Stinger and photographer Miller, with their funeral plans and surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
W. J. Arrington
Hampshire
Parsons
Morgan Townip
Ohio Corrugated Culvert Co
Parson
Morgan ‘Township
Walter M. Riley
A. ©. Collins
Riley
Columbus
Sudden Death Of Mrs Rush Near Fredericktown
Mrs Wil lam Rush of Mansfield road north of Fredericktown died suddenly at her home at 8 16 am from paralysis after a stroke. She was a year old and survived by her husband and four children. Funeral services will be held at the home Thursday morning at 10 o clock, with burial in Union chapel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Stinger
Mt. Vernon
R. B. McCreary
State Hospital
Columbus
West Vine Street
Fredericktown
Willam Rush
Mansfield Road
Two Horses Killed by Train Near Fredericktown Road
Two valuable horses owned by Frank Sellers were killed instantly Monday morning when, while he was raking hay, a broken rake tongue caused the animals to run toward the B and O railroad track as Train No. 17 approached. The horses, valued at 450 dollars, were struck and died on impact. a damage claim for that amount has been filed with the railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sellers
Fredericktown
Sellers
Sol- Jorg
Read Fredericktown Man George A Reed Dies at 66
George A Reed of Fredericktown died at 7 30 yesterday after a long illness of anemia. He was 66, survived by his widow and four children. Funeral services at his home Thursday at 3 p m with burial in Forest Cemetery. John Payne, a former Danville resident, Knox County, died at 7 10 Tuesday evening in Cleveland hospital after an operation for gallbladder trouble followed by peritonitis. He was about 70 and lived on a farm east of Danville for many years. He is survived by a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving C. Miller
CG. Miller
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Miller
Dayton
G. D. Arndt
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Ohio
Criminal Court
Burkholder
Miller
Herbert Miller
Labelie Street
George A
Fredericktown
George A. Kteed
Kirhome
Reed
John Payne Joho Payne
Danville
Knox County
Cleveland How Pit
Danvitle
Foot Injury Leaves Mr Alonzo Wineland Bedbound
Mr Alonzo Wineland, a barber known as the well drone barber, is badly injured at home after a fatty mall incident in his foot a day or ago. Doctors fear blood poisoning may result.
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Alonzo Wineland
Ttme
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