Chester Sunday School Plans Program and Pie Social
The Champion Class of the M F B Sunday School in Chester will present a program at the High School auditorium followed by a social. Girls and ladies are asked to bring pies. Class leader is Mrs Bernard Eiselstein. Attendance at Sunday ME Sunday School was 111. Rev O Conner preached Sunday evening. The Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Cleland with Mrs Beaver. A Junior play drew a large crowd Friday night. The Citizens Telephone Co will hold its postponed meeting Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Hannah Hawk is very ill at her daughter Mrs J E Spencer's home. Mrs Lillie Wells is recovering. her niece Mrs Etta Fetty assists.
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M.fb
Bernard Eiselstein
Beaver
Cleland
Citizens Telephone Co
Hannah Hawk
J. E. Spencer
Lillie Wells
Etta Fetty
Caroline Robison
Clarence Robison
Shade
Cal Robison
Robison
Leland Southerton
Tommie Lu
Pearle Morris
Amanda Howard
Garnet Kittle
Stockport
Cutler
Marshal Bailey
George Brandeberry
G. D. Brandeberry
Nora Lobato
Chicago
F. Law
Albert Funk
Harold Root
Portsmouth
Moody Root
Bartlett
Charney Thrash
Jackson
Carrie Dunbar
Layman
T. T. Dunbar Francis" McAtee
Parkersburg
Mraida McAtee
Dessie Nelson
Rockland
L. A. Welch and Son
Adult Classes At Sharpsburg Attract Attention
The Mt. Herman adult school met Tuesday night with attendance hampered by bad weather and a nearby revival service. Women attended in larger numbers than usual, and Mr. Ball gave a facts and figures talk followed by Mr. McKitrick on legumes. Next session set for April 16.
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Bsharpsburg
Mt. Herman
Ball
McKitrick
Mt. Hermon School
Piantaville
Herron
Dille
Plantaville
A. Ld. McCune
Ladies Aid Society
Thuredey
Alva McDonald
Lathrop
Nellie Kerns
Missionary Society
Athens
Grace Glover
Lucille Aldridge Carney
Neer
Lucy Huffman
George Hanson
Nelsonville
oJe Beard
Lois Beard
Xenia
Floyd Fawcett
Parkersburg
Harry Lawrence
Bethel
Fawcett
George Brooks
Minnie Vernon
Glouster
Belle Burns
Amesville
Lillian Bardin
Leota Strode
Vera
Long
Alfred District Social News Notes
Alfred District social notes recount minor movements and visits including Mrs Val Wells moved to a Parkersburg hospital. Will Carr bought a new automobile. Deorse and Malcom Bents stayed with grandparents. Mr and Mrs Clair Robinson visited W E Robinson family. Hank Young visited D E Swarts. Mr and Mrs Ross Hawk and Murray Hopkins hosted dinners. Chicago post office capacity noted at 1 200 000 letters per hour.
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Alfred
Val Wells
Parkersburg
Will Carr
Deorse
Malcom Bents
Silver Ridge
Coon Bente
Clair Robinson
W. E. Robinson
Shirley Bahr
Chester
Wi Bentz
Hank Young
Pomeroy
D. E. Swarts
Chicago
Oak Grove York Township Personal Notices
Oak Grove and York Township residents share weekend visits and hospital stays. Wayne West Woodard of Connett underwent tonsil surgery in White Cross Hospital in Columbus. Hubert Parson, son of Jens Parson, had an appendectomy at Mt. Carmel Hospital and is recovering. Other local visits include Rev. and Mrs. Wachenschwang with the Bumgardners, Electa Bryan and son Audrey of Nelsonville, and groups visiting relatives in Columbus Logan and Nelsonville.
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Oak Grove
Mras
West Woodard
Connett
Columbus
Wayne
White Cross Hospital
Jens Parson
Hubert
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Charles Wachenschwanz
Wayne Bumgardner
York
Electa Bryan
Athens
Connett M
Irwin Nanna
Herbert Fly
Charles Gilpin
Logan
Charlies Wachenschwang
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Murray City
Verna France
Carbondale
Homer Mourne
Nelsonville
Willard Dishong
Frank Johnson
Thomas Schultz
Buchtel School Groups Active in Local PTA and Alumni Plans
A special PTA meeting at Buchtel School is set for Tuesday night April 16 to elect officers and finalize plans for the PTA banquet. Former Buchtel High graduates will gather Sunday at 2 PM to organize a Buchtel Alumni Association and discuss a banquet. The first of five card and bingo events sponsored by the high school occurred at the Opera House on Wednesday.
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Buchtel
P.T.A
Buchtel High School
Opera House
Elizabeth Dorr
Chicago
Elizbeth Geenter
Austin Brooker
Faye Carlin
Mansfield
Kenneth Kinneer
Kate Maurer
Rose Tripp
Chillicothe
Karl Worthington
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
John Schenz Sr
Selby Murphy
Farolly
Dana Bookman
Roy and
Clayton
Adaa Elliott
Hockingport
Althea Whitmore
Viole Smathers
Death of James Horton Saddens Bashan Friends
Friends in Bashan learn of James Horton's death Tuesday morning in East Liverpool where he and his family had lived for years. Relatives traveled to attend the funeral and several local residents visited relatives over the weekend and with hospital patients in nearby towns.
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Parkersburg
McCullough
Will Conley
Mt. Olive
Clint Sioter
Wilt Sorden
C. L. Orr
Raymond Frank
Edgar Taylor
Ralph Frank
Paul Orr
R. R. McKay
Tom Bailey
J. C. Rose
Rhoda McElroy
Ralph Lee
Kerb Frucker
McDougal Church Plans Weekly Sunday School Services
McDougal Church begins Sunday School on April 7 with small attendance expected to grow. Those interested in church and cemetery matters are invited to attend. Local residents report various visits and moves, including George Robinson’s birthday celebration and families relocating to The Plains and other nearby areas.
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Mcdougal
McDougal Church
Pearse Morris
Martha
Everette Short
Murray City
George Robinson
George Sayre
Jane Cone
Randolph Seeman
Plains
Ozroe O'Neal
Miles Johnson
Todds
Dickie Joe O'Neal
Carpenter News Notes from Carpenter area
Mrs. M. A. Bosworth of Dyesville visited daughter Mrs. F. B. Wood. A. R. Caster went to Columbus for work. Miss Ula Wood of Harrisonville spent weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs. J. M. Swett. Wilda Mae Starkey Mary Virginia Starkey and Fontell Caster from Athens visited parents. The Stewards hosted Howard Weatherby and Hubert of Athens for dinner. Bart Bosworth of Columbia visited mother and sister in Carpenter. The Throckmortons from Albany attended C. M. Radcliffe funeral and stayed with Mrs. W. E. Reeves. The McDonalds and Mrs. Victora Swett of Gloucester visited Marion Swett and wife.
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M. A. Bosworth
Dyesville
F. FB. Wood
A. R. Caster
Columbus
Ula Wood
Harrisonville
J. M. Swett
Wilda Mae Starkey
Mary Virginia Starkey
Fontell Caster
Athens
Howard Steward
William Weatherby
Hubert
Bart Bosworth
Columbia
May Wood
Bert Throckmorton
Albany
C. M. Radcliffe
W. E. Reeves
A. McDonald
Victora Swett, Glouster
Marion Swett
Meigs Creek Resident Celebrates Forty-Eighth Birthday
Mrs. J A Crawford honored at home on Meigs Creek with family and friends from Parkersburg and nearby towns. Attendees include Jess Jackson family Willie Ellison Paul Will Thelma Cawdrey and J A Crawford family. Local events and visits noted.
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Tuppers Plains
J. A. Crawford
Meigs Creek
Jess Jackson
Willie Ellison
Paul Will
Parkersburg
Mis
Thelma Cowdrey
Hockingport
J. C. Holman
Christian Church
Herman Kim
Chillicothe
Miss Smith
C. F. Keller
Belle Keller
Minnie Attack
Robert Keller
Gerald Lamb
Ohio University
Will Kim
Newton Falls
Helen
Bernice Cole
Margarette Kincade
Athens
Patten
Elmer Newland
Trustees of Church at Cutler Plan 1935 Activities
Church board met at the Bailey home to outline plans for 1935 church activities. The report notes births, moves, and social visits in Cutler and surrounding areas as residents and families are referenced with several names and locations.
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Cutler
Milk test variation in dairy herds outlined in 17 causes
The article lists 17 factors affecting milk fat tests including breed and individual animal differences, calving condition, lactation stage, season, milking completeness, milking method, intervals, feeds, excitement, health, age, unknown causes, and milk condition. It notes fat tests rise in early and late lactation, fall in warmer months, and stress that testing should track farm conditions and be regular.
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Vocational Agriculture
Ames Fiern High School
Amesville
Athens County
Church Group Visits Pastor in Chester
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Carman and friends visited their pastor Rev. Bert O’Conner and family in Chester Tuesday evening. The group enjoyed ice cream and cake after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocksprings
Chester
Townhouse revival services to run all week
Townhouse church revival services led by Reverend Williams will continue through Sunday night. Local residents visiting include Mr and Mrs Aldo Minear with children, the Lewis family of Piqua, and Mr and Mrs Harley W Collins of Lancaster with his parents. Mrs Elsie Peacock stayed with the Pierces in Athens. Byron Phillips and son hosted Jack Adams and two daughters fromGloversville.
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Albany R. D. No. 1
Townhouse Church
Williams
Aldo Minear
Lowell Lewis
Piqua
Harley W. Collins
Lancaster
G. W. Collins
Elsie Peacock
Harold Pierce
Athens
Byron Phillips
Elmo Scott
Nelsonville
Floyd Fought
University Hospital
Columbus
Jack Adams
Dorothy
Emma
Glovster
Sale of Oliver Edgerton Farm Near Chesterhill
The late Oliver Edgerton's 192 acre farm two miles south of Chesterhill was sold to Link Fleming for 2850 dollars while 8 acres with no buildings sold for 910 dollars to Mr Mayle. The article also reports several ill residents and local visitors.
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Chesterhill
Oliver Edgerton
Link Fleming
Mayle
Carrie Snyder
Mearle Snyder
Cleveland
Majil Embree
Zanesville
Will Hill
Louisa Worthington
Eva Randall
Elma Edgerton
Rena Woodyard
Spurrier Ridge
Alice Newburn
H. M. Foreman
Liberty Ridge
Howard Glassford
Margie, Wooster
Glassford
Pearl Berry
Annie Mingus
Louise
George Young
Merrill Cain
Services at Bradford Church Set for April 18
Bradford area church will hold preaching services on Sunday April 18 conducted by Reverend Perkins. Local injuries include Ralph Fry who was hurt in a Cincinnati bound auto crash last week and is now home. Several residents visited relatives and recovering children are noted among updates.
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Bradford
Perkins
Ralph Fry
Cincinnati
Pearl Jacobs
Frank Buck
Homer Forrest
Rutland
Leona Eskew
Charles Buck
Morris Harrison
Joe Johnson
Akron
Broadwell Tea Party Honors Oldest Resident Birthday
George, oldest resident of Broadwell, was honored on his birthday with a party. Guests included William Phillips, George Taylor, Earnest, Frenk J Vandyke and Freda Nie. Other locals and families visited Athens and Sand Rock for events and a funeral.
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