Local Folks and Visitors Social Roundup
Monday ONDAY reports include Mr. and Mrs. George Sharp and daughter visiting Mrs. Joe Johnson midweek. Ray Dupler and Mrs. Flo Shep ard and baby visited Mrs. Charles Matheny over weekend. Egg roast at Monday school. visits from Helen Hawk and Keith of Carbon Hill. Gerome Erb from New Philadelphia visiting Mrs. Flossie Brooks. Searle and Locke families host guests. Mrs. Dave Reynolds returns to Toledo with Carl Baker’s daughter. Frank Fisher and Perry Black visit George Fisher. Susie Queen goes to Logan for work. Mertha Lovett visits Mrs. Johnson. Earl Dupler moves to Columbus for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sharp
Joe Johnson
Ray Dupler
Flo Shepard
Baby
Charles Matheny
Helen Hawk
Keith
Carbon Hill
Joe Locke
Gerome Erb
New Phiadella
Flossie Brooks
John Searle
Buchtel
Herbert Locke
New Lexington
Dave Reynolds
Leonard
Toledo
Carl Baker
Frank Fisher
Perry Black
Lancaster
George Fisher
Susie Queen
Logan
Mertha Lovett
Jos Johnson
Earl Dupler
Easter Dinner Gatherings Reported Across Communities
New Hamley E HAMLEY April 6 Mr and Mrs Dallas Goodin enjoyed Easter dinner with the Russard family of Athens Mr and Mrs Clarence Young of Millfield were visiting A R Davis last Sunday Young and family entertained at an Easter dinner Mr and Mrs Frank Yowler Mrs Thomas Pickett and children from this place Mrs John Culliton of Perry Ridge and David Groce of Dowler Ridge Miss Evelyn Young was visiting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hamley
Dallas Goodin
Local Families Gather for Easter and Visits
Residents and relatives from Athens Wellston Sugar Creek Haydenville Chaunit Coy and other areas joined Easter gatherings and short visits last week. Mr and Mrs Dock Young hosted relatives and Mrs Vivian Collins in Chaunit Coy. Miss Ethel Keck returned home to Wellston after weeks with relatives. Mrs Maytes visited sister Mrs Ossman. Mr and Mrs Roy Davia were called to Number 10 due to Mrs Weldo Six’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Slaughter
Athens
Dock Young
Vivian Collins
Chaunit
Ethel Keck
Wellston
James Maytes
Sugar Creek
George Ossman
Roy Davia
Darts
Weldo
Local Social Notes Highlight Penned by Readers
Mr and Mrs Thomas Philips property sees activity with Coke Lawson Joe Schuler and Lawrence Niggemeyer hauling casing for Ohio Fuel Company. Miss Gladys Philip visits Athens with sister Cora. Howard Parimeter buys a horse from Mat Weisinbach. Miss Thelma Niggemeyer guests with her sister in Jerseyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Puosas
Runes
Thomas Philip
Coke Lawson
Joe Schuler
Lawrence Niggemeyer
Ohio Fuel Company
Gladys Philip
Athens
Cora
Howard Parimeter
Mat Weisinbach
Thelma Niggemeyer
Jerseyville
Local social notes from Nelsonville and Chauncey
Kimberly Imberly April 6 guest at Rosa Brown's home. Belle Morrison and Nelsons ile guests. C H Keck spent week in Wellston visiting relatives. Hazel Thomas spent Tuesday evening with Kinsey parents. Earl Donaldson of Columbus visiting William and Mrs Donaldson. Willam Donaldson called on Mathew Hickmap Thursday evening. Carl Lauderback guest of Albert Brown last Wednesday. Elmer Ruzer visiting mother Mrs Charles Holcome Wednesday. Walker of Chauncey visiting father Merle Love Thursday. Crystal Sharp from Nelsonville guest Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imberly
Belle Morrison
Nelsons Ile
Rosa Brown
C. H. Keck
Wellston
Hazel Thomas
K. W. Kinsey
Earl Donaldson
Columbus
William Donaldson
Willam Donaldson
Mathew Hickmap
Carl Lauderback
Albert Brown
Elmer Ruzer
Charles Holcome
Walker
Chauncey
Merle Love
Crystal Sharp
Nelsonville
Local notes from Racine and surrounding areas
Racine coxen returns home after Indiana trip prompted by death of his son's wife. Ray Snager family moves to Pomeroy. Rich West to move into former Snager residence. West oversees Essex mine near Syracuse. Watsons of Cleveland visit mother Alice Watson. Kathryn Philson teaching in Somerset visits parents Fri Philson. Columbus visitors Joe Cross family return home. Enaste guests John Stanley family of Cangonville. Harry Allison and son Paul visit Amesville. Essex No.16 mine starts operations. George Jackson and daughter Mary of Athens visit friends. Dr Wilma? Ed. Taton travels to Pittsburgh to care for ill niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxen
Indiana
Bro
Delbert Wilcoxen
Ray Snager
Pomeroy
Rich West
West
Essex
Syracuse
William Watson
Cleveland
Alice Watson
Misa Kathryn Philson
Somerset
Mes
Paul
Amesville
Fittaburgh
Essex Compaen
George Jackson
Mary
Athens
Racine
Wil
Sharpsburg Socials Highlight Local Birthdays and Visits
Sharpsburg residents marked birthdays with dinners hosted by Abram Mellmeter and Mrs. B. E. Armstrong. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. Gregory with children, Lillian Bardin, Roy Sean and Reynolds Williams, Ruth Armstrong, G. W. Hanson, and visiting families from St. Paris, Bartlett, and Ches terhill. Lillian Bardin received a visit from Hannah Ross and Donna and Dorothy Ross. Mrs. Rose remained an extra day. Ladies' Aid met for a day of quilting at the parsonage. Elgie Hixon visited Amesville. T. M. Selby and wife, back from Florida, tended to local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Mellmeter
Gregory
Lillian Bardin
B. E Armstrong
Roy Sean
Marietta
Reynolds Williams
Bartlett
Ruth Armstrong
G. W. Hanson
Hannah Ross
St. Paris
George Miller
Donna
Dorothy Ross
Chesterhill
Harpeburg
Albany Visitors And Local Visits Noted
Albany visitors were noted as Mr and Mrs G G Wood visited Thursday. Earl Starkey was painting for C H Jewell. Mrs Carl Chase and children from Harrisonville visited Mrs W E Reeves. Miss Grace Swearingen of Dyesville spent Thursday with relatives here. Mr and Mrs William Carroll of Downington visited Mr and Mrs W Yewksbury recently. Mr and Mrs G C Gorby spent Saturday in Pomero. Mr and Mrs Jerry Nixon of Logan are spending time at their fruit firm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carroll
Downington
W. Yewksbury
G. C. Gorby
Easter Service At Christian Church Draws Crowd In Tuppers Plains
Easter Sunday events in Tuppers Plains include a well attended service at the Christian Church with Judge C B Peoples delivering the address. Members from Pom eroy Church of Christ and area families joined, while local visitors and relatives shared meals and greetings during the holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uppers Plains
Christian Church
Pomeroy
Linda Gilbreth
Bethel
Local Social Notes and Obituaries Highlight Hicks and Hoatotter
Vivian Hoffman resumes operator duties for a year. Herald Keller marries in Columbus, with Charles Keller and Mrs. Bell Keller attending the funeral of Finley Vox in Jerseyville. Ruth Summerfield visits East Shade hosts the Springers. Roy Shields visits Oak Hall sister Bertha Davis. Dr B R Lamb and wife, plus Summerfelds and Stringers, dine with Charley Lambs. Dodderer Hoatotter, formerly of this place, dies in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Hoffman
Herald Keller
Columbus
Charles Keller
Bell Keller
Finley Vox
Jerseyville
Ruth Summerfield
East Shade
W. H. Springer
Roy Shields
Bertha Davis
Oak Hall
BR. B. Lamb
BD T Summerfeld and Son
W. H. Stringer
Charley Lambs
Hislo (Dodderer) Hoatotter
Los Angeles
Calif
Local Visitors and Guests at J Hawk and Family
New Marshfield Mr and Mrs Hs Te Alleen family and Marylin Week of Columbus were Saturday and day guests of J Hawk and family. George Hunter returned Thursday from Lancaster where he had been waiting his daughters. Miss Francis Coe of Hope was Friday guest of Mrs A B Kennard. Mrs Mabel Turner and son Lawrence of Jacksonville were Wednesday guests of her elder and father in law Mr and Mrs Burkett and brother Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C . Shields
Botme
Bull Webster
Marietta
Isiquad
Sarah Patr Wis
Meg.ta Harper
Athen
VA Schreiter
Arthun
Canton
Margaret Jane Turnbull
Ashtibula
Fondoia
HB Walker
I. Chapman
Billy
Kenneth Christy
Stewart
Sjracise
Virg Hess Nickels
Meit Griffin
Pennsylvany
Mra
Hs Te Alleen
Marylin
Lumbus
J. Hawk
George Hunter
Tharsday
Lancaster
Francis Coe
Hope
A. B. Kemnard
Mabel Turner
Aon
Lawrence
Jacksonville
Elmer
Auther
Mia. Burkett
Harry
Mahoning Rampage Forces Townwide Evacuation
Mahoning waters inundated parts of Canoe City and Levittburg, forcing 25 of the colony’s 40 families to flee by boat as flood levels rose to doorsteps today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Warren
Canoe City
Levittchburg
Doorsills
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New Hamley
Ernest Dowler
Haydenville
Mr. James Lauderanere
New Asbury
Kimberly
Ed. Taton
Pittsburgh
Sharpsburg
Lorain
Ray
Direct Action Gas
M. T. Ellis
Erarghive
Tuppers Plains
Emory Chapman
5. M. Gainer
Harvey Person
Efe Stout
Coolville
Elva Dean
Mother
New Marshfield
Messenger
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