Society News of Other Towns Reported
Mise Blanche Grea returned home at Camp Run Saturday after staying with cousin Mrs Bila Mighley. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Keown contemplate moving to Logan soon. Miss Melvin Nihiser has gone to Athens to attend Obito University. Blacksmith John Wetzler was very busy last week. Charlie Clark of Galapha hate passed through. Herbert Lovely visited friends Sunday. Lovenia Linton of Carroll visited her parents. W. I. North noted. Miss Gusta Rodgera of Pleasant Valley seen Wednesday. Grover Nibisor and Blanche visited relatives in Columbus Sunday. Children services at Union Saturday evening July 1. Jacob Highley business trip to Logan Wednesday. William Brown of Logan passed through Thursday.
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Mise Blanche Grea
Bila Mighley
Camp Run
Martin Keown
Logan
Mine Melvin Nihiser Hing
Athens
Obito University
John Wetzler
Chariie Clark
Galaphahate
Herbert Lovely
Lovenia Linton
Carroll
Mee
North
Gusta Rodgera
Pleasant Valley
Grover Nibisor
Sister Blanche
Columbus
Union
Tretha Miller
Cora Kline
Pansy
Geo Keans
Rev. Douden
Jackson County
J. H. Cupp
Thomas Whitcraft
Roxy Cupp
David Wylie
Nada Moro
Sherman Sheik
Grand Ried
T. B. Vorhees
Mre. Ongle
Maye Jackson
Near Enterprise
G. W. Snyder
Claude Cupp
Jessie McBroom
Hockman
Eldridge Snyder
Kirby
David Lamas
Pansy Broshares
J.E. Vorhees
A. R. Vorheen
B. F. Primmer
Joseph Brasheres
Effie Whiteraft
Hockinens
Mattie Rouse
Maggie Whitcraft
Freddie Keller
New Pittsburg mining town notes and local life
Logansport area shoppers and residents report a busy week with visits and illnesses. Descriptions of New Pittsburg, its coal company town status, churches, schools, shops, and a population around 800 voters highlight local character and humor. A boy born to Mr and Mrs John Larmer inspires town chatter.
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Hes
Carbonhill
New Pittsburg
Hocking Valley Railway Co
H. V. Ry
New Pittssburg Coal Co
Goat Run News Reflects Local Harvest Pace
Wheat ripening rapidly as furniere expect harvest soon. Eli Harden on business in Nelsonville last week. Roy Beern recovering at home. Scouts joined by local boys last Sunday. George Gorden busy in Logan. Wim Moware and wife visited J V Miller family Sunday. Clyde Funk seen driving through valley. A.C. Miller seen heading west occasionally. James Plevkherp bought a new harvesting machine. G Murcia to be executive of Bwing for w ps ere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Harden
Nelsonville
Roy Beern
George Gorden
Logan
Wim Moware
Bonday
J. V. Miller
Fanily
Clyde Funk
Sean
A. C. Miller
James Plevkherp
G. Murcia
Monday Creek Two's Maxville Notes and Local Life
Friday notes from Maxville recount a Sunday sermon by Rev W W Marlowe of Thurston and a Saturday home game where the Firay nine triumphed. Marriages, crops, oil drilling, a cream supper, and Monday Creek Two township details populate a portrait of local life in Perry and Hocking counties.
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Ebenazar Baptist Church
W. W. Marlowe
Thurston
Firay Nine
Rebecca Downhour
Monday Creek
Wa. Wolf
Maxville
A. H. Wethersby
Noah Wolf's
Whiskey Hollow
Hez
Perry County
Hocking County
Logan
Somerset
Keat
Falls
Hocking Co
Coal and
Baltlick
Jackson
Marion Twp
Hocking River
Nelsonville
Metropolia
Little Monday Creek
Wolf and
L. Younker
Bairds Furnace
Calico Ridge Gun Accident Wounds Woman in Heel
Last Thursday morning D. Be. Mural accidentally discharged a gun while attempting to shoot a ground squirrel. The shot struck his wife, Mrs. Marrsh, in the left heel but she is recovering well after Dr. Allen extracted the shot and treated the wound.
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D. Be. Mural
Wahell
Mooner
John
Five Mile
Snday
Fred Hengat
Columbus
Frank Well
Logan
J. W. Rodman
George Hengat
Logan Wee
D. &. Hara
Jone Snider
Mattie Prancivco
Black Jack
Peruna praised by mothers as best spring child remedy
Mothers across the United States hold Peruna in high esteem for relieving spring and summer ailments in children. They credit the product with rapid mucous-tract relief, nonaddictive properties, and general health restoration, while noting many grateful testimonials from mothers who have seen their kids improve.
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Poruna
Pertina
Portina
United States
Veruna
Peruna Urges Household Use Across Generations
An advertisement extols Peruna as a universal household remedy for catarrh and related ailments. It features testimonials from Mrs. Thresa Rooke of Chicago and Edward Otto of Minnesota, praising its safety, lack of narcotics, and preventive benefits for children and entire families.
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Thrown Rooke
Ashland Ave
Chicago
Ill
Ladioa
the Maccabees
Thresa Rooke
Arenes
Sun Brothers Progressive Shows Highlight Features
Sun Brothers presents a series of progressive shows featuring diverse acts and demonstrations. The program emphasizes innovation, audience engagement, and crowd appeal across multiple venues and dates.
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Sun Brothers
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