Local notes from Coolville area include travels and gatherings
Ulrich reports a two month southern trip with visits to Ooga Tennessee and Springs Alabama. Mrs Hess manages Macey Mfg Co in Chattanooga employing 1400. Alden M E class held a silver tea with Mrs Curtis Mars hosting and musical numbers by Harriet and Dotty Hess. Frank Knowles of Newberry dies after illness. Knowles was a longtime local businessman and Fair Association member. his wife is daughter of the late Frank Hennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulrich
Couc
Fen
Gory
Bill Petty
In Springs
Ala
Ooga
Tenn
Arthur Hess
Alden
M. E. Sunday School
Curtis Mars
Harriet
Dotty
Coolville
Frank Knowles
Newberry
Knowles
Our Fair Association
Frank Hennis
Doctor to Open Practice Here in Bre
Announcement states Dr. C. F. Shonk of Bremen has leased the former Aplin residence and will open his medical practice Saturday. He has seven months of Bremen practice, is an Ohio State Medical College graduate, interned at St Elizabeth hospital, and served in the army during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Shonk
Brehas
C. F. Aplin
Sat- Surday
Shonk
Bremen
Ohio State Medical
Bool
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Run
Shenk
Ohio university figure speaks at Rotary meeting
Dean Chubb of Ohio University addressed Lancaster Rotary members on patriotism not being enough, with Germany as an illustration. The club discussed a visit to Lan r club next Monday and preparations for attendance at the state convention in Columbus on April 10 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Chubb
Ohio University
Eut
Otism
Germany
Jary
Lancaster Club
Lanr
Columbus
Rotarians Visit Chillicothe Club on Joining Proposal
Rotarians L. C. Laube George Lester Wotts and Harry Wright visited the Chillicothe club Monday for their weekly meeting. After a fine dinner the local committee advanced the proposal of the Chillicothe club joining with other clubs to form a club at Nelsonville on January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
L. C. Laube
George
Lester Wotts
Harry Wright
Chillicothe Club
Nelsonville
Miss Ruth Heft Hosts Five Hundred Party
Miss Ruth Heft entertained a group of girl friends Monday evening at her home on Wood Street. Three tables of players engaged in the game Five Hundred. A luncheon followed, aided by her mother Mrs W P Heft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Heft
Ruth Heft
Wood
W. P. Heft
Franklin Car Plunges Over Canal Bank After Spin
A Franklin car driven by Walter Nixon overturned twice and landed in the old canal bed near Elm road on West Hunter Street shortly after noon Tuesday. Nixon escaped injury though the vehicle was badly damaged as a machine owned by Ed Glass started to turn into a side street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Walter Nixon
Elm Rd
Hunter Street
Ed Glass
Nixon Ma
Coolville Social Notes Include Travelers and Guests
Mr Earl Barr spent Sunday with his family in Coolville. Frank Haning of Athens visited, Miss Norma Keller of Parkers spent the week with relatives, and Miss Mary Place convalesces with her sister Miss Lorena. Grange initiation planned. all members to attend. The town hosted guests of C A Cowdery and family, and Miss H M Ken, a missionary from Mir mac, Te tia, will depart April 12 for work. News of visits from G R Gunder, Ralph Chevalier and others amid high water challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Earl Barr
Frank Haning
Athens
Perry Haning
Norma Keller
Parkers
Veverenta
C. E
Mary Place
Lorena
Troy Grange
Mize.c. A. Cowdery
Earnest Cole
Mr. Foster
Near Hock
G. Alden
H. M. Ken
Mirmac
Telia
Chambersburg
Ken
Walden
Ohioity
Hope Walden
Wesley Bingman
Mee Noland
G. R. Gunder
Ralph Chevalier
Sherry
Tries Chevalier
Amesville Notes Include Family Visits And Local Trials
Amesville residents report visitors from Clendenning West Virginia and Chauncey families. Musical pupils faced a rough trip returning from Columbus with delays through Federal Athens The Plains Laurelsville Circleville and Chauncey. Mrs Potter's illness worsened leading to hospital care for Mrs Tolson. Glazier farm well drilled but gas potential awaits clearance. Sugar Creek road impassable, delaying trucks and risking shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. VanValey
Clendenning W. Va
Glazier
L. R. Jones
Chauncey
Helen Goddard
Gladys Glass
Cleveland
W. R. Goddard
E. C. Glass
Columbus
Sugar Creek
Heston
Albany Visitors and Local Socials Highlight Weekend
Albany residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Mrs. J L Rawlings joined an Albany visit Tuesday, while Mrs Clarence Foley recovered from a head gathering. Local families including Bodkin, Rupe, Starkey, Throckmorton, Sisson and Woodyard socialized at homes and at Gibson Ridge sale. Mrs Leah Jewell of Zaleski visited sisters and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Rawlings
Albany
Clarence Foley
Uhte Aick
Mr. Bell
Wooster
State Farm
E. A. Bodkin
A. W. Rupe
A. L. Tewksbury
Pauline
Mart Gibson
Gibson Ridge
Emmet Starkey
Earle Starkey
Dave Caster
Young Peoples
Hollis
Myrtle Throckmorton
L. A. Tewksbury
Harlan
D. M. Sisson
O. B. Woodyard
Jasper Wood
Leah Jewell
Zaleski
Mort McKnight
Hamden Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and News
Hamden residents host and visit relatives across nearby towns. Edna Hawkins of Alensville and Kathleen Joly are cousins sharing a Sunday visit, while Chas Willis of Columbus spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Ina Willis on North Main. Other locals include Leon Snyder from Chillicothe, Earl Webb starting as clerk for E E Chambers Co, wellington, Palma Kruger of McArthur visiting grandparents C W Campbell, Rexford Johnson, son of Vivian Potts, staying with grandparents in Glen Roy, ill with influenza pneumonia. Mrs Della Terry and daughters Coulse and Bessie join Mrs C W McCoppin and Mildred for Parkersburg trip. Vern Prose hosts a 6 o clock dinner for his wife’s 34th birthday Tuesday evening. Mrs Flo Smiley and family also appear in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hawkins
Alensville
Kathleen Joly
Chas. Willis
Columbus
Ina. Willis
North Main
Leon Snyder
Chillicothe
Hamden
Earl Webb
E. E. Chambers 'Co
Wellaton
Palma Kruger
McArthur
C. W.campbell
Rexford Johnson
Vivian Potts
Geo. Smith
Glen Roy
Della Terry
Coulse
Bessie
C. W. ‘McCoppin
Mildred
Parkersburg
W. Va
Mlle
Vern Prose
Flo. Smiley
Hytae, Glerson
Virginen
Gail Smiley
Mr. Vint
Local social notes and moves of Hamden area residents
Mrs Bundy Jenkins hosted a 12 o clock dinner Friday with guests including Mrs Nan Garcy of Columbus Mrs Fio Smiley and children Miss Gail Smiley and Miss Thelma Matthews. Jay Gossard, former Hamden High principal, has a new position with Puritan Chemical Co in St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundy Jenkins
Nan Garcy
Columbus
Fio Smiley
Gail Smiley
Thelma Matthews
Jay Gossard
Hamden H. S
Puritan Chemical Co
St. Louis
Flo Smiley
Nan Gerty
Carl Hoy
Florida
Wellston
Colin Scott
Art Needle Sewing Club
Main Street
Everett Hutt
Etha Snook
Howard Snook
Carl Wortman
McArthur
B. R. Pains
Charles Driggs
Greenfield
Art Leach
Welston
Avie Tedrow
Marvin Paul
Albany
Tedrow
Harrisonville News Briefs and Local Moves
Harrisonville residents plan property transfers with Harrisonv e Web Chase renting the John Stout farm on Mud Fork and Mr Stout moving to Walter French property in west Harrisonville. John Warner returns from Columbus hospital greatly improved. Walter French and Walter Ellis to exchange residences this week. The village hosts bi weekly checker practice at Walter French’s home. A wrestle challenge grows from April 1 birthdays for Andrew Dye and Andrew Peyton with local bets on Andy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Web Chase
John Stout
Mud Fork
Mr. Stout
Walter French
Harrisonville
Clint Gilkey
Andrew Peyton
George Haning
Harry Dye
Pomeroy
Middleport
Earl McKinley
John Warner
Columbus
More French
Dee Dye
Mr. Simmons
West Virginia
Alfrea Greenler
Chillicothe
Walter Ellis
E. L. Jewell
S. L. Shriver
Horner Hill
Ray Wilson
Town Hall
John L. Peyton
C. E. Forrest
John Temple
Howard Hall
Newell
Wyatt
Wood Farm
Dell Bolin
Langaville
del Dye
Bolin
Gallipolis
John Campbell
Ravensworth
Will Schreiber
Beach
Andrew Dye
Andy
Local Society Notes Highlight Visits Across Towns
Richland Ave resident Mrs. Iris Tubbs spent Friday with grandmother Mrs. Sade Cain in Albany. Dix Reeves visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Reeves after a weekend in town. Mrs. R. C. Orr and daughter Kathlene called on Mrs. Ed Parker Thursday afternoon. Bernard Bowser with children Paul Bonnagene and Richard stayed weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Shafer. Clark Creamer of Jerseyville visited John Ator and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Tubbs
Sade Cain
Albany
Dix Reeves
Local Social Notes From Community Homes
Mrs Arthur Vore returned from Columbus with her niece after a surgical operation. Miss Watts is reported as doing nicely. Miss Fannie Baker, ill for weeks, is back home with her nephew J R Baker. Mrs Silas Hosington is visiting at Stewart. E C Kenney on business trip to Parkersburg and Marietta returns Friday. Mrs Samuel Hill and grandchildren Dix and Betty Reeves spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Vore
Columbus
Miss Watts
Fannie Baker
J. R. Baker
Silas Hosington
Stewart
E. C. Kenney
Parkersburg
Mariettta
Samuel Hill
Dix
Betty Reeves
George Jack
Seasonal Move and Visits Across The Plains Area
Residents from The Plains and surrounding communities visited Columbus Nelsonville Cleveland and Athens over the weekend for work and family events. The list includes Lilley Schmidt Anderson Raymond Shields Hutchins Nagle and many others visiting relatives or seeking employment with updates on illness travel and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Lilley
John Schmidt
Quince Anderson
Raymond
Roscoe Shields
Columbus
John Matheney
Wolfe
Nelsonville
Leslie Davis
Cleveland
Maud Thorn
Athens
Noble Collins
Albany
Elza MecGranor
Tom Baylis
Grove Nagle
Mary Louise
Zine Courtney
William Pierce
Lydia Nagle
Dana Nash
Robert Hawk
Henry Frost
S. Wallace
A. M. Humphry
John Smart
Canaanville
Herb McDonald
Hocking
Harry Slayback
Worth Dicken
Harry Moore
Fred Gabriel
Russell McHarg
Sadie Davis
Frieda Augustine
Jessie Wagner
John Phillips
Sam Wagner
Poston
James Ferguson
Charleston
Elizabeth Krivesti
Ambrose Terrell
the Plains
Lydia Beamont
Anna Schmidt
F. M. McHarg
Charles Bartlett
Plains School Notes Tribute to Basketball Teams
The community honored both the girls and boys basketball teams with a warm tribute as fans showed appreciation for their efforts during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains School
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promising Breath Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as addressing the cause of bad breath. It claims the olive tablets cleanse bowels and liver, purify blood, and remove foul breath with a mild, non upsetting dose nightly for a week. Prices listed are 15c and 30c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Banquet and program night at the chool
About sixty plates were served at a banquet in the Domestic Art rooms with chicken dinners. Afterward the group gathered in the gym for speeches as toastmaster Mr. Collins called on many. Mrs. Featherston led the meal. The grades presented a program with songs poems and drama and a forthcoming three act comedy Deacon Dubbs was announced for April 11 with a large cast listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Featherston
America the Beautiful
Frank Douglass
Frances Harrison
America
Deacon Dubbs
Herman Humphrey
Amos Coleman
A. J. Collins
Rawden Crawley
C. A. Matheny
Major McNutt
James Moore
Deuteronomy Jones
Paul Fiske
Rose Raleigh
Bernice Bell
Philipena Popover
Ruby Gabriel
Emily Dale
Local visits and oil drilling near Carter Oil site
Lottridge and Gaston families from Carthage visited L. H. Allen on Wednesday. Rev Wotring of Reedsville dined with L. T. Runnion group last Monday. Mrs Peart Shields and son Hobart from Tuppers Plains visited Emerson Stout and Miss Fern Metz with Pearl Pitts hosting weekend. Carter Oil and Gas drilled on O. L. Davis farm Monday and plans to move to another location soon. Mr. and Mrs. Runnion hosted Sunday dinner with Roy McKinley. Mrs. H. C. Swisher has been ill all week. L T Runnion and Lucy Windsor visited Mrs. Autmer Ackley Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Gaston
Carthage
L. H. Allen
Rev Wotring
Reedsville
L. T. Runnion
Peart Shields
Hobart
Tuppers Plains
Emerson Stout
Fern Metz
Pearl Pitts
Carter Oil and Gas Company
O. L. Davis
T. Runnion
Roy McKinley
H.C Swisher
L. T Runnion
Lucy Windsor
Autmer Ackley
Local visits and guests noted in Fairreont and surrounding farms
Mr and Mrs H R Watkins of Fairreont visited with Mr and Mrs Roy McKinley on their farm. Clarence Swartz stayed with Harry Carleton near Coolvpie. Rexal Boggs and Carson Boggs families hosted Leroy Boggy and kin. Leslie Morris and children from Athens visited O L Davis. They planned to return Sunday but were delayed by high water. C B E Wood visited Alfred recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Watkins
Fairreont
Roy McKinley
Clarence Swartz
Harry Carleton
Coolvpie
Rexal Boggs
Carson Boggs
Leroy Boggy
Leslie Morris
Athens
O. L. Davis
C. BE. Wood
Alfred
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Amesville
Harrisonv
Richland Ave
Cray’s
Hope
Mae
Lancaster
W.M. Cray
West State St
Mazda
Wheaton Hardware Co
Christian Church of
Trimble
Lottridge
Guthrie
Auto Sales CO
E. Carpenter St
Ohio
Chichester
Ideal Barber Shop
Security Savings Bank Union Shop
the Security Savings Bank
Home Furnishing Co
Humble
Thar
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