Thunder Cloud lodge invited to district school meet
Murray City April 13 The Thunder Cloud tribe No. 182 of Murray City is invited to participate in the district school in Marietta on Saturday April 30. Delegates from Nelsonville Athens Jacksonville Chauncey New Marshfield Gibisonville Glouster Pomeroy and Marietta will represent their lodges. Several local residents visited relatives and planned events for the coming week including a baccalaureate sermon by Reverend Eichinger and a class play titled An Arizona Cowboy set for April 15 at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Thunder Cloud Tribe
Marietta
Nelsonville
Athens
Jacksonville
Chauncey
New Marshfield
Gibisonville
Glouster
Pomeroy
Carl Chase
Margaret Tudor
Myrtie Chase
Lena Alkire
Alma Atkins
Mra. Jewell
R. A. Dieh
Vernon Greenler
Kenneth
Hagel Turner
Dyesville
R. A
Middleport
M. E
Luman
Bowen
Anna
F. C. Halladay
Southwest
Burr Oak Social Notes on Ivers and Dew Visits
Mrs Gladys Ivers and children spent the end of the week with Mrs Eva Ivers. William White moves from Irish Ridge to the Drake farm vacated by Cal Embrey. Mrs Lulu Dew visited her mother Mrs Stevens at Oak Dale. Mrs Mary Ivers and baby returned home Monday after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Dick Frazier at Oak Dale. Mr and Mrs Zack Williams and daughter Hester Ellen spent Sunday with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Herald Dew Burr Oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Ivers
Eva Ivers
William White
Irish Ridge
Drake Farm
Cal Embrey
Lulu Dew
Stevens
Oak Dale
Mary Ivers
Dick Frazier
Zack Williams
Hester Ellen
Mrs
Herald Dew
Burr Oak
Pratt's Fork Visitors Make Rounds Across Area
Pratt's Fork residents and relatives visit relatives in Athens McArthur Wellston and Amesville. Mrs Gilkey remains at Shelter ing Arms Hospital with the baby. Visits include S J Smith Dennis Pauley Desta Perry and the Douglas sisters.
Residents and visitors note in Guysville area
Beebe John Martin was in Guysville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ray Root and two children Kenneth and Pauline visited Frank Ladd Sunday. Ray Barrows visited Richard Spurrier Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joseph Conant and son Howard and Lewis Sutton attended Sunday school at Mt Liberty Sunday. Funeral services were held at Haga Ridge for Mrs Foster Thursday afternoon. Her death occurred at Marietta. Mr and Mrs J R Spurrier and children attended a birthday dinner for the latter's father William Ross Tuesday. Ralph Nice near Cutler was guest Sunday at Frank Parsons' home. William Sherman was in Athens Friday and Saturday. Warren Munn and Howard North of Amesville visited Beebe Parsons and family over Sunday. Mrs K H France returned from Mansfield Friday due to her daughter's illness. Homer France purchased the Ora France farm near Beebe, formerly owned by M L Sherman of Athens. Frances and Katherine Sherman, high school students at Stewart, spent Sunday with their parents. Supt D O Chapel and Carl Porter of Athens visited the Beebe school Monday. Everett Parsons visited William Sherman Sunday. Miss Lucy Winsor of Farmville Virginia had been visiting her aunt Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Guysville
Ray Root
Kenneth
Pauline
Frank Ladd
Ray Barrows
Richard Spurrier
Joseph Conant
Howard
Lewis Sutton
Mt. Liberty
Haga Ridge
Foster
Marietta
J. R. Spurrier
William Ross
Ralph Nice
Near Cutler
Frank Parsons
William Sherman
Athens
Warren Munn
Howard North
Amesville
K. H. France
Mansfield
Homer France
Ora France
Beebe
M. L. Sherman
Frances
Katherine Sherman
Stewart
D. O. Chapel
Carl Porter
Everett Parsons
Lucy Winsor
Farmville
Townsend Family Holiday Visit and Local Gatherings
C W Townsend and family left Saturday for a few days visit with relatives in Stewart. Several from this place attended the regular meeting of the Rome srange held at Stewart Saturday. Fred Frost who is employed at the Athens State hospital visited his son John Frost and family Sunday. Co W Townsend and family visited his brother Amos Townsend in Carthage Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Townsend
Stewart
Rome
Fred Frost
Athens State Hospital
Athens
John Frost
Co. W. Townsend
Amos Townsend
Carthage
Local visits featured in Athens area families
Dutch Ridge Carl Barnhill and Carl Graham family visitors stop in Athens and Coolville Ridge. The Grahams join Mildred Leighty and Winiford Barnhill for gatherings at Colonel Woodie and J. W. Barnhill households. West Virginia kin and Ohio friends drop in for Sunday visits.
Local Social Notes From Around Town
Miss Grace Swearingen of Dyesville and Sylvan Cleland of Dexter visited relatives here during the weekend. G C Gorby went to Pomeroy on business. Warnie Nelson and family spent Sunday with the Clines of Albany. Mrs Jane Jordan now visiting Walter and family after winter in Columbus. Audrey Steimers stayed with her sister in Downington over the weekend. Effie Wood, long ill, was taken Sunday to a Columbus hospital. Mr and Mrs J L Rawlings and Bernice were in Athens Monday. A play titled The Hoodooed Coon will be presented at the F B church Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Swearingen
Dyesville
Sylvan Cleland
Dexter
Dale Stansbury
G. C. Gorby
Pomeroy
Warnie Nelson
Albany
John Cline
Jane Jordan
C. A. Lee
Columbus
Walter
Audrey Steimers
Clarence Jewell
Downington
Effie Wood
J. L. Rawlings
Bernice
Athens
F. B
Local Visits and Easton Star Attendance Noted
Harrisonville Mr and Mrs Fred Graves of Athens visited Mrs Graves mother Mrs Lathey Sunday. The minstrel show given at the high school Friday evening by the orchestra was well attended. Clyde Metcalf and family of Athens were guests Sunday at William Forrests. East ern Star inspection in Pomeroy Tuesday evening drew John W Prank, Mr and Mrs E F Ball, Mr and Mrs Marley Musser among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Graves
Athens
Local Families Gather for Sunday Visits and School Honors
Sunday guests visited families in Racine Morganville The Plains and Athens. Lottridge school pupils with perfect attendance in March include Hulda Alice Depoy Glen Joseph Sharp Lennie Imogene Sharp Clyde Emerson Stout Adam Jenkins William Eugene Dixon Wayne Woodrow Sharp Mary Catherine Booth and John Jeffers. The boys beat the girls by one tenth of a percent in the attendance contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Aldridge
Aldridge
William Tanbory
Racine
A. J. Weimer
Dalton
Morganville
L. T. Runnion
Leslie Morris
Family of the Plains
O. L. Davis
Lottridge School
Hulda Alice Depoy
Glen Joseph Sharp
Lennie Imogene Sharp
Clyde Emerson Stout
Adam Jenkins
William Eugene Dixon
Wayne Woodrow Sharp
Mary Catherine Booth
John Jeffers
C. E. Knight
Mary
Athens
Charles Day
Harry Day
Dayton
Charles Pierce
Ray Oliver
William Hixson
Clyde Wilson
Circleville
Ella Tanbory
Coolville
L.T. Runnion
A. L. McBee
Little Hocking
McBee
Leroy Boggs
H. R. Watkins
Rexal Boggs
Local visits and travels from Plains area include Athens and Columbus
The Plains community lists visitors and trips this week. Mr. and Mrs. McCall and son Everett of Athens visited Will Moore and family. Mrs. Donald Gordon hosted a chicken dinner for several locals. August Olson conducted business in Columbus and Logan. Rob Hawk of Covington and his wife, who works in Columbus, visited relatives. A Plains teacher, Ruby Gabriel, escaped harm when a train struck her Ford at Grovesnor. Several families hosted guests from Barberton, Jackson, Shawnee, and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Everett of
Athens
Will Moore
Donald Gordon
Genevieve Frazier
Edna Kinvock
Chauncey
Jean Porter
Thelma Linscott
Clara Wallace
August Olson
Columbus
Logan
Ralph Hartman
Lawrence Olson
Parkersburg
Virgene Shields
Shields
Mildred Burson
Rob Hawk
Covington
John Gabriel, Jr
Ruby
Plains
Grovesnor Station
Joe
Wilbur Wallace
Lloyd Thorn
Barberton
J. K. Brown
Jackson
Wilbur Pownell
Will Holcomb
Kirtland
Donald Hanna
Shawnee
Flora Boyles
John Gabriel
Elza McGranor
Grove Nagle
Mary Louise
Zine Courtney
Carbondale News Briefs From Church and School
Sunday school starts at 9:30 AM instead of 10 at the Carbondale church. Dwight Clark and Lena Goff wed in Athens on April 7. the couple received gifts at a tin shower. The high school edits a weekly paper The Scarlet and Gold to gain journalism experience. Commencement planned at Carbondale May 4, 1927 with ten graduates. Some students may attend another high school next term to complete a four year course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Clark
Asbury I Ridge
Lena Goff
Carbondale
Athlens
C. M.coulter
Lena
Carbondale High School
Dutch Golf
Leonard Johnson
Fred Kelley
Ed Betts
Port Clinton
Clyde Barber
Dutch Goff
George Gardiner
Newark
Jess Smith
Community News From Coolville and Surrounding Areas
Dr G R Gunder and W B Roberts hosted a wiener supper for Troy high boys basketball team. The team reorganized and formed committees for the year. Township events include Troy Grange Saturday at 2 pm and a Good Friday service at the M E church.
Local notes from Carbondale and vicinity observed
Sunday obituaries and social news list residents visiting relatives and seeking work. Doolittle and McLain burial noted in Logan cemetery. Locals Gillilan Arnette White Hoak Clark Auker Shay Davis Gillilan family visit Torch Athens Nelsonville Barberton searches and dog catcher Rice mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Doolittle
Matthew McLain
Logan Cemetery
Gillilan
I. C. O. F. Lodge
Lyman Arnette
Carbondale Coal Company
Chillicothe
Sant White
Columbus
Margarite Bogman
Carbondale
Margaret Hoak
Nelsonville
Josh Clark
Vivian Auker
New Marshfield
Rose Shay
Miss Davis
Athens
Geneva
Torch
Pat Howson
Leonard Lowry
Barberton
Henry Zimmerman
James Pollock
Amos Pollock
Hila McLeod
Rice
Luther Hayes
Vance McLead
Funeral services for Bernadine Smith in Redtown
Bernadine Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith Redtown died at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs William Rehr at 2 30 am Tuesday. Funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm from F M church Redtown with Mrs Keney of Ath ens officiating. Survived by parents and two sisters. Burial in Russel cemetery Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Smith
Fred Smith
Redtown
William Rehr
F. M
Keney
Athens
Russel Cemetery
Jacksonville
Union services Friday afternoon opening at one o'clock
Union services will be held Friday afternoon at one o'clock at the local M. E. church. The event invites all members and seeks fellowship and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Local Clergy Leaders Named in Glouster Report
Reverend Browning of Glouster joins Rev. J. W. Plummer of the United Brethren church and Rev. L. A. Donally to lead religious activities in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning, Glouster
J. W. Plummer
United Brethren Church
L. A. Donally
Easter Services Planned Across Local Churches
Sunrise prayers at 6 o clock on Easter morning in the Methodist and United Brethren churches. The United Brethren Sunday school and Christian Endeavor will present an Easter program. Dr Holcombe district superintendent preaches at 7 30 Sunday at the Methodist church. Epworth League to present a pageant. Rev J W Plummer speaks on He Is Risen Sunday morning at United Brethren and preaches in Hollister Sunday evening. A Hollister United Brethren pageant follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
United Brethren
Sunday School
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
Doctor Holcombe
Methodist Church
Epworth League
J. W. Plummer
Hollister
Local society notes and births from Carbon Hill
A son was born to Dr. and Mrs. Webb last week. Mrs. Harry Wilkinson hosted the sophomore class with guests on Tuesday evening. Ten Embroidery Club members visited Logan and were hosted by Mrs. Charles Green. Mrs. Edgar Stedwill is seriously ill. Mrs. Ieenhour visits Mrs. James Lewis in Athens this week. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith on April 6. Residents plan to seek employment elsewhere. The junior class banquet at the I O O F hall honored faculty and seniors with speeches. Banquet served by the Ladies Aid of the M E church. The graduating class plans its annual exercises at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb
Harry Wilkinson
Embroidery Club
Logan
Charles Green
Edgar Stedwill
Ieenhour
James Lewis
Athens
Carl Smith
I O. O. F. Hall
M. E. Church
Local residents visit kin across two towns
Bethany Concrett Warren of Coolville visited his sister Mrs. Grant Russell. Mrs. Ob Moore visited Mrs. Elmer Brandberry. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Richardson and family visited Mrs. Richard son’s parents at Frost. Wade Richardson of Coolville and Nettle Richardson of Frost spent Sunday with the Richard son family. Ella Hayes returns home to Loveland after a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concrett Warren
Coolville
Grant Russell
Ob Moore
Elmer Brandberry
Clyde Richardson
Richardson
Frost
Wade Richardson
Nettle Richardson
Ella Hayes
Loveland
Local Social Roundup of Visits and a Quiet Wedding
Mrs Job Moore hosts visiting friends in the area and Miss Dorothy Russell with Holis Stalder from Chauncey called on Mr and Mrs Grant Russell. Miss Helen Johnson quietly wed Mitchel Nutter of Elizabeth West Virginia last week. Mrs Glenora Wright spent days with her daughter Mrs Julia Bean of Guysville before returning home. Nellie Hawk Stewart visited Ann and Isabelle Petty. Otis Clark and daughter Pauline joined Mr and Mrs Clarence Petty for a Sunday visit. Martha Petty visited Mrs Mary Johnson, who is improving after a long illness. Mr and Mrs Doris Gruff called on Mrs Mary Johnson one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Moore
Dorothy Russell
Holis Stalder
Chauncey
Otis Clark
Pauline
Clarence Petty
Martha Petty
Mary Johnson
Local youths socialize and attend events over weekend
Shade Miss Grace Harris spent the end of the week with Miss Gladys Clark in Pomeroy. Audrey and Grace Douglas attended a dance at Earl Sapp's Saturday night. The Lodi 4-H club held a wiener roast led by Mr Westcott. Miss Helen Dixon stayed with her parents in Wallace. The Misses Margaret Jane and Frieda Barnhill visited home folks. Sunday schools began at Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Harris
Gladys ‘Clark
Pomeroy
Audrey
Grace Douglas
Earl Sapp
Westcott
Clyde Smith
Frank Sargent
Helen Dixon
Angels Ridge Club Meeting and Local Visits
The Life and Service league held a Wednesday night business meeting. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hillis of New Lexington visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mulligan. Fisher Roush and sons from Green's Run stayed with Mrs. Lillie Dailey. Fern Sargent stayed with Mary Delle Maxwell. George Bean of The Plains helped Joseph Mulligan on the farm. The visit trend continued with Mrs. Fletcher Ballenger and children in Columbus with her sister. Mary Delle Maxwell and Susie Oxley hosted a Sunday afternoon visit.
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The
Life and Service League
Michael Hillis
New Lexington
Joseph Mulligan
Fisher Roush
Green
Lillie Dailey
Fern Sargent
Mary Delle Maxwell
George Bean
the Plains
Fletcher Ballenger
Columbus
Susie Oxley
Annual Albany high school contest with parades and prizes
Albany notes an April 13 event featuring jumping vaulting and races on school grounds, a 1 PM decorated car parade, and an evening program at the opera house with free admission. Prizes funded by local merchants and teachers are listed, followed by social visits and attendance at Mrs. Dailey’s Standard Bearers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Opera House
Compact
J. H. Cline
Silk Hose
Co. V. O'Neal
Universal
William Vorkes and Brother
T. W. Coe
George Bailes
W. W. Baughman
F. E. Goldsberry
Donaldson Motor Company
Russell's
Lindley’s
Fought
Roughman
George Spring
J. E. Cline
Frum's
Quick's
R. A. Wines
Local Visitors and Shifts in Small Town Life
Mr and Mrs BE Lasch visited friends in Huntington W Va last weekend. Mrs Olive Bartley is seriously ill at her home on Railroad street. Dr R Brown and daughter Florence spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs T B Woodyard near Amesville. Claude Hazlitt of Barberton drove to Pomeroy and was joined to Albany by Lena Johnson Hilah Stanley Lucille Bolin Winnifred West and Chester Smith to visit home folks over the weekend. The girls are teaching in the Bar-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Lasch
Huntington
W. Va
Olive Bartley
Railroad Street
R. Brown
Florence
T. B. Woodyard
Amesville
Claude Hazlitt
Barberton
Pomeroy
Albany
Lena Johnson
Hilah Stanley
Lucille Bolin
Winnifred
Coughs Stopped Almost Instantly By Thoxine Prescription
A physician touts Thoxine as a cure for stubborn coughs and sore throat. It claims to act on the inflammation causing coughs, stops them quickly, with no narcotics or harmful drugs. Safe for children and pleasant tasting, one dose at night ends coughing.
Grange Confers First Two Degrees at Regular Meeting
First and second degrees were conferred on one candidate at the grange regular meeting Saturday night. The third and fourth degrees will be given at the next meeting. Degree teams practiced after the meeting. Ladies Aid of the Methodist church to hold a public social at church Wednesday evening April 20. George Sweeney Jamie Lindley Albany Howard Cecil Athens visiting Columbus guests of J Ha Duffy family. Mr Sw to spend most time at Ford plant for automobile painting instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grange
Methodist Church
George Sweeney
Jamie Lindley
Albany
Howard Cecil
Athens
Columbus
J. Ha Duffy
Mr. Sw
Ford Plant
Bealmann's Gas Tablets Ad From CLINE PHARMACY
An old ad fragment promotes Bealmann's Gas Tablets to relieve gas in stomach and bowels. It claims quick relief for anxious, chilly limbs and promotes purchasing genuine tablets at any good drug store via CLINE PHARMACY.
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Bealmann
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