Deaths and social notes from Hockingport and surrounding area
Hockingport neval services for J. W. Jonn are held at the Methodist church. Pastoral calls by Rev. Harry Dye of Coolville. Local visits include Ruth Joppa, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Clark, Miss Mary A. Stone, Howard Oakes and sister, Miss Gladys Ross, and several others. Funeral services for Mrs Mary Dunfe Baker held at Torch with minister Rev. Mair. her family noted as longtime Baptist. Other social calls report guests, trips to Coolville, and daily life events throughout the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jonn
Methodist
Harry Dye
Coolville
W. Johnson
Ruth
Joppa
Dutton
Oscar Clark
Bethel
Mary A. Stone
C. W. Cakses
Newbury
Howard Oakes
Mair
Magiella
Christ
Ir Grath
Hollister High School Banquet Honors Basketball Teams
Hollister high school held a banquet in the high school auditorium hosted by the domestic science department under Miss Reading. The event honored both the boys and girls basketball squads with awards to players and captains for next year.</s>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister High School
High Iscool
Miss Reading
McCullough
Bir
Sprouse
Carbondale News Briefs Include Visits And Local Advances
Elle Hogshead visits with parents in Carbondale while Herman Clark family travels in Columbus. Frank Branscomb and Don Lowry visited Athena last Tuesday. Mrs. Jap Cox visits daughter in Columbus. Ibert Ludd and daughter Inez head to Barberton seeking work. Melaniels, a motorman, injured when a car ran over his foot. Rain causes Creek rise hindering school attendance. County crews lay bonds to connect roads near Nelsonville and Athens Carbondale, planned route through town. Carbondale high school to present play Ruth in a Tush by the Junior class Friday night April 1. M H Doolittle travels to Athens for business. Jim Arnold ill at home. Ray Barron and manager inspect pine forest. Three clerks discharged for summer. Vandella Kelley leaves for Columbus for summer work. Oldest resident Mrs Mary Tyler celebrated her 89th birthday. daughter Lucy her 58th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elle Hogshead
Mack Stanley
Herman Clark
Columbus
Frank Branscomb
Don Lowry
Athena
Jap Cox
Mrs. Howard
Noor
Nates
Ibert Ludd
Inez
Barberton
Spec
Ey Todds
Ling
Jame Wuld
Melaniels
County 5
bondaie-Nelsonville
Athens-Carbondale
Carbondale High School
Ruth
M. H. Doolittle
Athens
Jim Arnold
Ray Barron
Carbondale
Vandella Kelley
Mary Tylor
Lucy
Rocky Point Family and Local Social Roundup
Mabel Hawk visited Ruth Bobo on Saturday night. Ruth Bobo spent the end of the week at her home here. Willie Paul and Mabel Hawk were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rulmer Ackley. Clifford Lave and Wernie Bobo traveled to Athens on Saturday. Nellie Patterson left for Columbus to work. Autmer Ackley visited his parents Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Autmer Ackley and children visited Merc. Vernie Bobo Sunday. Gearldean Bobo spent Sunday afternoon with Will McClanahan. Schoolhouse attendance in March saw Ethel Ackley Arena Patterson Gearldean Lobo Marie Ackley Woodrow Bobo Paul Hawk Willie Hawk as punctual students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hawk
Ruth Bobo
Willie, Paul
Rulmer Ackley
Clifford Lave
Wernie Bobo
Athens
Nellie Patterson
Sature
Columbus
Autmer Ackley
Daniel Ackley
Merc
Vernie Bobo
Gearldean Bobo
Will McClanahans
Ethel Ackley
Arena Patterson
Gearldean Lobo
Marie Ackley
Woodrow Bobu
Paul Hawk
Willie Hawk
Pratt's Fork Residents Return Home After Winter Visit
Mrs. Sarah Goldsberry leaves Maria after wintering with her vahler and stays with her son for a few days. In Athens, Kner ari fanny and daughter Mrs. 8. Smith visit Mrs. Mob. Cuckier and Mrs. ari Sapp Pueaday call on Mrs. Jacob King and Mrs. Alvira Geka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Goldsberry
Vahler
Maria
Kner Ari Fanny
Athens
8. Smith
Mob. Cuckier
Ari Sapp Pueaday
Jacob King
Alvira Geka Vised
S.J. Smith
Plains School Notes Swear in Special Constable
Mrs. Gulley, janitor for Plains school buildings, is sworn in as special constable to protect school property and prevent loitering and nuisance on school grounds.
Coolville Notes Include Socials and School Visit
Coolville April notes report Miss Sophronia Tilton visiting Miss Ethel Beelswan in Athens for an Educational club event with over 400 attendees. State Inspector Heistand and Supt. McVay visited Troy high school, while changes in B and C railroad time schedule shift malls earlier. Local residents, visitors, and church groups are noted along with upcoming county contest events in Athens on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. BE. Wharf
Heten and
Marigaret
Portsmouth
Dean Ewer
Cc Ooglville
Lille Flynn
Sophronia ‘Tilton
Ethel Beelswan
Athens
Educational Club
Mant Mooney
Hannibal
Coolville
Heistand
White
Troy High School
Supt
McVay
Porter
Kenneth LeGoutlon
Delaware
Ella LeGoutlon
Taylor Warren
Dean Ewers
Ryle
Clyde Reeder
Pittsburgh
Mary Reeder
Rock
County track practice nears for April 22 meet
Seventh grade Nightingale club hosts a Round to Succeed literacy program while eighth graders prepare for Friday. Morning and evening sessions include Baselxuit style drills and practice for both boys and girls as they report for mid semester activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nightingale Club
Local Births and Visits Highlight Small Town Notes
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Harris on March 29. Mrs Arthurckles is improving after bronchitis confinement. Mr and Mrs Watson Cope of Neilsonville visited Mrs Cope's mother Sunday. Miss Wilma Gears was an all day guest of Miss Esther Brooker. Esther Dane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lank Dane, will soon return to high school duties after two weeks of medical care. Mr and Mrs Leonard Guess and son of Carbon Hill were guests of Mrs Peter Brooker. Albert M Justice is the Longstretch champion horseshoe pitcher and plans to try for the county field meet title in May at Hocking, with Dale Hutchinson as his closest rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Harris
Arthurckles
Lds
Watson Cope
Neilsonville
Cope
Wilma Gears
Esther Brooker
Esther Dane
Lank Dane
Tick and Chatter Club Holds Home Meeting
The Tick and Chatter club met at Mrs. John’s home for a regular gathering last Wednesday evening. After three hours of needlework and lively conversation, John served a three course lunch. The guest list included Minerva Eckles and members Bray Wood Dance and several named Tiffanys and Burkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Ita
Flossie Widihills
Bray Wood Dance
Redmen School District Draws Several Tribes to Marietta
The Improved Order of Redmen district school will be held in Marietta on April 30. Participants include Manhattan Tribe No. 60 and Mohawk No. 55 of Athens, Murray City No. 182, Mohawk No. 517 of Chaunee Kill Eagle tribe No. 174 of Nelsonville, and various tribes from Jacksonville and Glouster. Changes in district tribes noted with No. 24 at Pomeroy and No. 28 Gibbanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ord of
Redmen
Minerita
Manhattan Tribe
Athens
Thuandyr Uland Tebe
Murray Cte
Ghaunee
Local Church Events Noted Amid Social and Religious Activities
Intermediates served lunch at United Brethren church basement on Friday evening. Methodist Episcopal church upcoming services announced with choir, sermon, and Sunday school at 9 and 10. Personal mentions include Mrs. Joe Kinin and others, plus Pythian attendees at Glouster temple inspection. An advertisement offers a free booklet for leg ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Cuticura Sheving Stick 25 reviews
An old catalog item lists Cuticura Sheving Stick 25 with references to ointment, talcum powder and labored use. The readable fragment mentions address style labeling and a cosmetic product line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisden
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Hockingpart
Dell Williams
Floyd Williams
Clyde Sapp
S. J. Smith
Alvira Grim
Hayse
Mear Chester
Fraley Fox
Florence Mecka
Sumner
Will Fallrod
Fred White
Will Gilkey
Hollister
Reudimis
Mia P
Hable
Merbers
Beth Pokash
Maxine ‘Phemipson
Ann Verba
Isabel Rothery
Focres Warehline
Hazel Fetter
Ada
Louige Adams
Garnet Yount
Eucille Rothery
Marie Mason
Edna Shepard
Mary Kasler
Annette Hodgson
Bernice Matthews
Joy Deem
Ben Vaughan
Gerald Looper
Floyd Cooper
Eugene Galloway
Wayne Thines
Dail Mingus
George Shepard
Donald Murphy
Pelphian Yount
Hazel Hardy
Guy Vaughan
Rolland Dew
Davie Mingus
Ivam Nest
Ada Jouilse Adams
Ray Dee
Gerald Cooper
Lloyd Cooper
Wayne Hines
Dal Mingus
Elizabeth Fokash
Forrest Warentine
Ana Verba
Maxine Thompson
Hazel Bet
Ada Louise Adams
Rocky Point
Coolville News
Ralph Cnevailier
Gerralding Kilne
Elizabeth Griffin
Awda Bean
T Wrankox
Abn
R. McCall
M. BE. En
HK. OM. Wallen
J.carvis
Hattie Peicher
Blaine Chapman
Congr Gational
Mrnday
Hentel
Fred Raunion
Henry Malone
Mabel
Near
Nelsox Ley
Hulda Smith
Dana T. Burns
Berea
Ohio
Burns
Alex Caldwell
Susan Caldwell
Ralph Chevalier
Geraldine
Corbette
Raymond Wilson
Ja. ©. Davis
Marcus Clark
Millfield
Davis
George Saunde
Ro Chevalier
Soas Clark
T. W Waldwell
Stoss End
Washington
Longstreth
Redmen’s School
Bei Marietta
Hupmobile
Detroit
Dietrich
Algeo Motor Sales
Ais
Frank
Steve Fain
Casey
Verland
Landan
Wieppee
Opines Gin Afm
Change Sitmeratte Factory
Wieppet
Griand
Erland CO
Athens, Ohio
Sevem
Chie
Conninsg
Methodist Mpidcopali Churel Witapei
Pond Moore
Ani
Tan O'Clock
Joe Kinin
Alex Fuse
Boeingridld
Glouster Temple
Thurada
Dessie Sands
Julius Ferguson
Ida Teasy Chester Leasure
Ezra Caxtell
Shawnee
Ening
Frye
Hettlcks
Ed Fereveen
Mae Mason
Margaret Dodson
Miss Eulins
Goodman
Franklin County Canitartarm
Hamel
Green Bay Ave
Milwaus
Cuticura
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