Goat Run Valley News Brims With Rain and Local Notes
Rainy conditions slow fieldwork as corn grows and weeds increase in the valley. Roy Beery and Carl Harden attended Children's Day at Union Furnace. Boxwell events at Calico Ridge drew a five-student turnout. George Gorden runs a busy local business selling cherries. Blanche Harden of Logan visited family. D W Vanhorn and wife traveled through town. Pearl Harden of Shawnee invited his parents. D W Funk worked on the public highway. Dogwood Bottom correspondent returns after a pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Beery
Carl Harden
Union Furnace
Thin Valley
Boxwell
Calico Ridge
Hna
Boxwell Studenta
Dogwood Bottom
Charley
Local Guests and Weddings Mark Quiet Weekend
A roundup of social visits notes Fr Kalkloseh hosting Wm Barton and Laura Reichley Ena Reichley, Vertio and Dido Kalkloseh Mepers Ed Kern Benjamin and Allen Reichley. O'Neil and Starr guests D C Walker, Bert Moore and Mary Primmer wed by J P Heery. Gordon and Jaco Bainter activity plus a Misson Allen birthday surprise praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Mra
Kalkloseh
Wm. Barton
Laura
Ena Reichley
Belle
Vertio
Dido Kalkloseh
Mepers
Kern
Benjamin Allen
Allen
Reichley
Starr
D.C. Walker
Bert Moore
Wesley Chapel
Mary Primmer
Gibbonville
L. W. Heery J. P
H. A. Gordon
Logan
Jaco Bainter
Finn Horse
Josue Hampshire
Misson Allen
Orn Jon
Village notes of local families and visitors
Mr. Jacob Bowers and son were seen passing through the village while Homer Bowers won best potato plowing. Willie Vanborn and Michael Hankison were seen gathering cher rice on Hickory Ridge yesterday. Bert Lowery and Vanborn visited Michael Hankison Sunday. Nicholas Bowers and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. Strawn Sunday. Mrs. Nelson Hankison and her daughters called on Samuel Strawn. Lucy and Carrie Hankison called on Vernie and Addie Strawn Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat
Ridge
Jacob Bowers and
Homer Bowers
Willie Vanborn
Michael Hankison
Hickory Ridge
Bert. Lowery
Nicholas Bowers
Samuel Strawn
Nelson Hankison
Mises Lucy
Carrie Hankison
Mises Vernie
Addie Strawn
LocalResidents Called In For Weekend Visits
Carbonhill notes list of visitors and residents over the weekend including Gip Tom of Sandoun Earl Hardy of Lancaster and Mr and Mrs George Biden of Buchtel Mrs George Gard of Michigan visiting Jol W Davahaur and Indiana linked Daunhaur family Also listed are Miss Tenwie Swenay New Pittsburg and Mrs G W Wilson plus other Greendale and Nelsonville names with Sunday calls and travel details
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Gip Tom
Sandoun
Earl Hardy
Lancaster
George Biden
G. W. Wilson
Warner Lehman
Greendale
Wilson Green
Mr. Schaffer
Beaumont
Willian
Messrs
Chaos
Cunningham
James Schafer
Inez Bundey
Noah Spencer
Lowt Run
Uxorn
Cedar Grove Quarterly Meeting Attended by Notables
Cedar Grove held a Saturday and Sunday quarterly meeting at St John with large attendance. Kev and Mrs Henderson formerly of the circuit attended. John Hutton and family of Chapel Hill visited Mrs Allen. Eddie Mayn and brother Ver Gle of Renville invited their sister Tool Last. Last week Nellie and Carrie Allen visited Avda Walker.
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St. John
Kev
Mra
Henderson
Thin Circuit
John Hutton
Chapel Hill
Allen
Eddie Mayn
Plater Vergle
Renville
Tool
Nellie
Carrie Allen
Avda Walker
Marion Township described by a local scribe
A Marion Township note outlines geography including Rush Creek and other streams, nine churches, eleven silent cities, nine schools, and local trades. It records about 300 voters mostly Democrats, one pastor, one doctor, and mentions coal banks, gas lines, mail routes, and a moral self view. It praises residents as generally good and urges improvement.
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Carbonhill
Marion ‘Township
Haekingg Ca
Old Town Creek
Bear Run
Laurel Run
Grockets Run
Logan
Dogwood Bottom
Bremen
Sugar Grove
Tiboe
Marion Toviz
Seth Weldy
Marion Township
New Plymouth Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Walter Allen visited Logan on business Wednesday while James Waltz traveled via Nelsonville to Byers. C R E Stevenson of Lancaster came to tend to affairs. John T Gibbona attended Athens commencement. Mr and Mrs Andrew McGill of Nelsonville visit John Chidter. J P Magee of McArthur came Friday on business. James Mowery and Irvin Freese spent Friday in town. County Recorder Barnhill of McArthur joined the town for a buel and Wend wall Saturday morning. Lufe Warthmun began erecting eh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Allen
Logan
James Waltz
Nelsonville
Byera
C. R. E. Stevenson
Lancaster
John T. Gibbona
Athens
Andrew McGill
John Chidter
J. P. Magee of
McArthur
James Mowery
Irvin Freese
Union Furnace
County Recorder Barnhill
Lufe Warthmun
Local residents noted in week of visits and land deals
Pursell Revs Henderson and Reed visited Ira Bainter and family while Jose Monday stopped by. Mrs Rachel Smells visited Mrs Clara Cupp last Monday. Charley Palmer of Columbus stayed with G W Cupp early week. Charles Burley of near Winchester visited in area. Barbara Frace returned home after visiting daughter Alice Rosenone in Lancaster. Reuben Dresback made a business trip to Laurelville. John Dresback purchased eight acres from Charles Barelay. Will Springer moved his saw mill to Fred Conkle’s farm. Kara Grigsby visited Salomon Beery Friday. Belinde Dresback sold a cow and calf to Will Kitchen. Fred Conkle’s colt died by lightning on the 15th. William Hulim and daughter visited Jacob Bainter Saturday. Newton Smith of Logan visited Al Bainter family Wednesday. Dick Tatman spent Sunday with his parents. One farmer pledges to plow corn all day Sunday. Roy Huffman bought a new bicycle, and Mr and Mrs George Reed visited Laurelville Wednesday bringing home new furniture. Homer Kitchen of Black Jack was a Pursell visitor Saturday.
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Henderson and
Reed
Ira Bainter
Jose
Rachel Smells
Clara Cupp
Charley Palmer
Columus
G. W. Cupp
Charles Burley
Winchester
Barbara Frace
Alice Rosenone Lancaster
Reuben Dresback
Laurelville
John Dresback
Charles Barelay
Will Springer
Fred Coninkle
Kara Grigsby
Salomon Beery
Beliinde Dresback
Will Kitchen
Fred Conkle
William Hulim
Jacob Bainter
Newton Smith
Logan
al, Bainter
Dick Tatman
Roy Huffman
George Reed
Homer Kitchen
Black Jack
Pursell
Dogwood Bottom Supper Scene With Local Guests
At Dogwood Bottom on June 17 Mr and Mrs T C Can entertained neighbors and the Hub Band of Sour Grass Valley. A lively table with ice cream cakes berries and fruit drew eager guests. The writer observed the banquet setup the elbow grease and a bucket of ice cream ordered for Bam which melted on the outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Canan
Sourgrass Valley
Sam
Bam
Rockbridge Local Notes and A.C Church Report
Rockbridge society notes list Mrs George Grove visiting daughter in Union City and many locals seen at Sunday gatherings. Mentions visitors from Lancaster Logan Columbus and Sugar Grove, plus church events and a new school board hire. Allen Fetheroll and Martha Julian wed at Adelphi per Rev M Dent.
Presbyterians host Children’s Day Services and community notices
In a neighborly roundup Wayne and family share visits to Logan and Crookaville. Communion and Preparatory services occur at the Presbyterian church next Sunday with a large Children’s Day program featuring recitations and songs. Local farming notes mention hay gathering, trades, and a mystery owner of a bay horse.
Calico Ridge Harvest Prospects and Local Visits
Calico Ridge reports harvest nearing with good wheat prospects though bay crop poor and clover acreage limited. Will Mosure visited Logan last Wednesday. Henry Clark, thrice to Logan. David Pink and wife in town Saturday. Mrs Hattie Franchey of Blacktack guest of Mrs Mattle Funk Sunday. Mrs Janet Snider dined with daughter Mrs Hettie Punk. Lewis Rodinay and wife were Sunday guests of Artie Boron at Roses Seis.
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Will Mosure
Logan
Henry Clark
Thuraday
David Pink
Mra
Hattie Franchey
Blackt Dack
Seles
Mattle Funk
Banday. Mre
Janet Snider
Mrp
Hettie Punk
Lewis Rodinay
Banday Gurma
Artie Boron
Roses Seis
Prominent Figures Praise Peruna Cure in Letters
A collection of testimonials from Daniel D Bidwell and John Nimmo praising Peruna for kidney and digestive relief. They claim rapid circulation improvement, restored digestion, and regained health after chronic issues. The piece highlights numerous endorsements sent to Dr Hartman and notes confidentiality of correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danist D. Nidwell
Supervivor
Notary Public Ad
Pearl Street
Byutalo
4. Y
Peruna
Daniel D. Bidwell
Hartman
Perupa
Local Dispatches From Logan Area Socials And Accidents
Guy Shultz and family visited his father E Shultz in Logan on Sunday. Charley Hartzel called at 8 W Harshs Saturday evening. John Rodman works at Kerlin Brick yard. E Shultz attended the Grange meeting at Sesborough Saturday. G Hansel and wife visited in Logan Saturday. John Brandt of Logan met trouble returning home Thursday evening when his horse balked at a barbed wire fence, the buggy shafts wrecked and he walked with his girl to town. Ed Barker and wife were in Logan Friday for business. Fred Reingtettle traveled to Logan Friday. John Huncel of Ewing crossed the ridge Saturday on the route to Logan, pipe in his mouth, remaking the pipe of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Shultz
Logan
E. Shultz
Charley Hartzel
W.harshs
John Rodman
Kerlin
Grange
Sesborough
G. Hansel
John Brandt
Ko Dohr
John
Barker
Fred Reingtettle
John Huncel
Ewing
Laurelville Local Notes And Visits This Week
Laurelville reports Milton Armstrong visited Logan for surveying on his lands aided by county surveyor. George Williamson and Thomas Cook attended events. county commissioners examined road contracts. Local church and civic actions include Williamson Bros. hall rent for Methodist meetings and health board appointments. Births, illnesses, and travel updates fill the week.
Judge Martin Honored by Wit tenburg College Springfield
The Board of Trustees of Wit tenburg College in Springfield Ohio conferred the A B degree on Judge George E Martin of Lancaster. He was a member of the class of 77 but left after the junior year to study two years at Heidelberg University in Germany. This recognition honors his scholarship and legal ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
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Rockbridge
George Grove
Will Gano
Union City
Minsos Grace Wertenberger
Sallie Young
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Harry Heft
Wear
Roxie Grove
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Charles Trovel
Ed Ritchie
Childeen
Ed. Grove
Lewis McConnel
Columbis
Sherman
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Moses Wolta
A.C
Samuel Woltz
South Perry
Silver Moon Lodge
C. O
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C.W. Ebert
Dayton, Springfield & Urbana
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Notestone
Wm. Kerr, Jr
Township Board of Education
Clatrint
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Judy
Oscar Turner
Leota McClelland
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Frevry Karr
James Hilliard
Wilda Anderson
Allen Fetheroll
This Place
Martha Julian
Moccasin
Rev. M. Dent
Adelphi
Susie Finney
Mie
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Mes
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Wood
Crookaville
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Mary Harden Bong
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Alanety Tay
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Vere Huston
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Happy Hollow
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Alfonso d' Aljores
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George B. Williamson
Thomas J. Cook
W. A. Williamson
G. D. Mowery
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Emma Dehaven
The
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Holdren
George Williamson
Maude Harrie
Coldwell
Harris
Mra. Cain
Isaac Oldaker Fing
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Haynes
Cain
Rowse County
Williamson Bros. Ball
Myrtle Emrich
Sulivan
Ill
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Turner
Belmont County
Gus Dunn
Geo. A. Dunn
Colerain
Rows Co
M. KE
Mercury
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G. W. Dollison
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