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Logan Sentinel, November 30, 1893:
About
two years ago,
parties living along, of the toll turnpike in Salt Creek township,
brought before the Probate Court of Hocking County, praying for the
removal of the toll gates, making the road a common highway.
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Hocking Sentinel, January 10, 1895: Salt Creek Having
seen nothing from this section in the columns of your valuable paper,
for some time, I have concluded to add a few locals. |
Ohio Democrat, Tuesday April 21, 1896; Salt Creek
Died April 8th
William Garrett. Mr. Garrett was one of our most esteemed citizens and
his death casts a gloom over this entire community. Reporter
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Blue Creek
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Journal Gazette, May 28, 1908: Blue Creek Mrs. W. A. Seitz, who has been in poor health for several months died May 14, and was buried in Mount Carmel cemetery Sunday, the 17th, Rev. James Bethel from near Chillicothe, officiating. Deceased was aged 66 years. She died as she lived, a Christian. Dr. Cain and Squire Robinson of Laurelville, was here in the central part of our town last Sunday. Wm. Parke of Posey, Illinois, is at this writing visiting relatives in this vicinity. Isaiah Swackhammer and wife of Bona Claber, visited relatives near Frog Pond avenue, last Sunday. Sarah Swackhammer was the guest of her brother and family in Grantville, last Sunday. Abner Swackhammer was a business visitor to Laurelville last Saturday. Martin Knece sold his 28 acre farm to George L. Mason. Consideration $175. Thomas Hockman and family broke bread with L. O. Wiggins on West Water street, last Sunday. Samuel Mercer of Pole Ridge passed through our town one day last week. Arthur Cutright of Pretty Run, called on friends in our town one day last week. Stanley Poling was going south on Main street last Saturday, headed for Pike Run. Phoebe Smith of Stony Creek, called on friends in our town one day last week. W. H. Wiggins, Salt creek township assessor, made his returns to the county auditor last Monday. Ode Mercer of Ross County, was here on High street one day last week. E. E. Schooley was a business visitor to Laurelville one day last week. |
Nancy |
Journal
Gazette, February 9, 1901 |
Journal
Gazette, February 16, 1901
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Journal Gazette, March 1901 Nancy Nancy, March 9. --- Mrs. Laura Kennedy was the guest of Mrs. S. R. Parks one day last week. Ida McFadden has moved in with Mr. and Mrs. - B. Johnson residents of our creek. Phobe Smith of our place is very poorly at this writing. Dr. Melcher of South Bloomingville, is the attending physician. Samuel Wiggins of our place attended church at Bloomingville one day last week and reports a good time. We learn that God is doing mighty work among the people at Mt. Zion on Pole Ridge. Uncle Billy Kennedy and John Inboden two old soldiers were over before the examining board at Logan two days last week. Arthur Garrett of our place has gone to Franklin county where he expects to help till soil the coming summer. Rufus Turner of Hocking county and Mrs. Stots of Vinton county were married this Sabbath. Martin Knece of Pole Ridge, was a business visitor to our place one day last week. O. J. Woodard who has been sick for several weeks past is some better at this writing. Jesse Diehl of Jimtown, has at last proven to the people that his attending church so regularly this winter has not been in vain. For further information ask Ara Smith. |
Journal Gazette, March 8,1903
Nancy
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Journal Gazette, August 31, 1903 Nancy Nancy, Aug. 31----
John North of Benton township, a soldier was found dead in his bed
Monday morning, Aug. 31. He was as well as usual on the day before he
died and attended a basket meeting at Macedonia, taking an active part
in the experience meeting, making the statement while giving hi
experience that he wouldn't be here to mingle with them much longer.
His age as near as we can learn was 71 or 72 years. He was afflicted
with heart and kidney trouble.
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Journal
Gazette, Dec. 28,1904 |
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