Awakening Concern Over Route 60 Threat to Local Roads
Public notices from Coolville urge residents to unite for highway funding as Route 60 discussion shifts traffic through Marietta and Zanesville. Citizens fear unsafe bridges after Friday wreck and demand immediate action while local students and residents attend events and visits.
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Qolville
Federal House
Athens County
Washington County
Marietta
Zancaville
Ohio
Parkersburg
Athens
Coolville
Cooper
Local Visitors and Social Calls Highlight April Week
Tuppers Plains area residents share a flurry of social calls and visits. Arthur McCol lagh Rev. Tennell and others called on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tetler while Mr. and Mrs. Grough hosted Dayton visitors.
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Amers Plains
Arthur McCollagh
Tennellet
Lee Tetler
Grough
Dayton
Harry Draus
Leonard Sutton
Marks
Ter
Nrigger
Cupnio
Vance Mille
Mars Sly
Coal
Local residents and visitors noted in area notices
Mrs F R Alden from Owl Hollow and Mrs Lyda Osborne of Point Pleasant visit relatives and attend gatherings. K E Kincade and family join a surprise party at Eskey Hill s Chester home. Anna Conies visits her husband in Yorkersbury City Hospital. Max Swindler buys a new car in East Shade. Mountie Hoffman sells his home and garage to a West Virginian with possession in 30 days. Mrs Frank Newland of East Shade ill. Cletus Chapman telephones from Akron saying he heads for Michigan.
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F. R. Alden
Owl Hollow
Alden
Washington County
Lyda Osborne
Point Pleasant
Minnie Mate Tach
Goal Alden
May Smith
Middleport
K.E. Kincade
Eskey Hill
Chester
Fiera
Anna Conies
Yorkersbury City Hospital
Mattack
Herbert Watson
Tarkersburg
Success
Frank Newland
Haat Shade
Minnie Newland
T. €. Chapman
Cletus
Akron
Belle Tetephone Company
Michigan
Local visits and social highlights from Asbury area
Mrs N Jacob vremeyer and son Harry conducted a business trip. Mr and Mrs Joseph Shuler and daughter Helena visited Mr and Mrs Milton Nuzum and family. Residents attended a Jerseyvale play Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Ernest Hasvard of Pomeroy spent last weekend here.
Busy Bee Sewing Club meets for luncheon and visits
The Busy Bee Sewing Club gathered at Mrs. George Jacoba's home for a two course luncheon with guests including Mrs. Charlea Longley and several Kelso family members from Portemouth visiting their father Henry Kelso. In Corning many local groups held meetings and social events through the week.
Local Sharpsburg Notices Include Visits and Socials
April notes report residents planting potatoes and blooming trees. Visitors from Columbus, Selby and Cincinnati call on local families. A group of young women and others attend social dances at neighboring homes amid family gatherings.
Funeral for Homer Chapman Draws Wide Local Attendance
Amesville and nearby communities joined a large funeral service Sunday afternoon for Homer Chapman. The gathering included families from Glouster and surrounding areas, with attendees such as Mr Catharine Jones Snarlow, Bessie Alien, James Chapman, and Mr and Mrs Piukney Banter, among others from Mulla and Jeffersonville areas.
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J. S. Mickle
Tittle
Calswell
Homer Chapman
Imoon Josiles
Glouster
Catharine Jones
New Straitsville Events Honor Catherine Blankenship
In New Straitsville a Monday night celebration at the high school auditorium honored Catherine Blankenship for achieving first place in American Literature in the Ohio State Scholarship contest. The event featured games dancing and a three course dinner for Catherine and her parents.
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Whitmer
Ir. Vrown
Newman
Irvin
Lawcemer Meade
Ann Meade
Ireland
Baly Namr Society
Ancient
Order of Alhernians
New Straitsville
St. Marysharch
Bhawy
Shawnee
Anna Crowe
Richard Crowe
St. Augustious Church
Cahumbus
New Strey Co- Operative
Salem Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
Mrs Mary cal is visiting with her daughter and family at The Plains. Mr and Mrs Roe Rerick and sons of New Marshfield visited Mr and Mrs Charles Grace. Everett Moore and John McDorjula attended a sale at Pratts Fork. Hart was at his farm this week. The Horn family plans to move to Salem soon. Ed Wilson carried the Athens Route No. 6 mail this week. Floyd Wilkes and wife spent Friday in Athens with Mrs Nancy Wilkes.
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Henry Warren
Fred Knowles
Reedsville
Mary Reeder
C. J. Jones
W. O. Brout
Athens
W. J. Garnett
Columbus
Abrs
Alary Trecder
E. M. Pierce
Ernest Cole
Harry Robey
Mary Cole
Fairview
A. R. Swartz
Laura Gunder
Ara
Swartz
Ulisses
Ella
Ora Dunfee
Hawin
Lynch
Chicago
Eber Russell
Timnois Central Mhat Road
Harpsburg
Ifan Bardin
James Ed. Stensboro
Gerson
Mer
Walter Totman
Selby
Lowloom
Ara Harvis
Teverend Gregory
Vie Dille
Williamson
Lancaster
Cincinnati
Sle
A.B. Dille
Hig
GC. Dixon
Coalweek
Gregory*ston
Kitchen
Lornice
Dorothy
Henry Burns
Daisy
Lil-Gregory
iVera Strode
Paulina
Marke ‘Dickson
Tees Bmccuns
Dinen
Gregory
Charles Cramer
Cincin
Mee
Andrew Colvinne
Marycal
the Plains
Roe Rerick
New Marshfield
Charles Grace
Everett Moore
John McDorjula
Pratts Fork
Hart
Horn
Salem
Ed Wilson
Floyd Wilkes
Nancy Wilkes
White and Red Men celebrate anniversaries at New Straitsville
In New Straitsville the White Tribe No 12 and Red Men No 63 joined for anniversaries at the Ted Men’s Club House. A combined production titled Putting Up A Prosperous Front featured Jeanette Ninon, Leannings, Helen Strain, and others. Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy Angle were held at the home of Mrs. Harry Wel.
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OW Straitsvilie
Nila Council
New Straitsville
T Te Ted
Tuvsd
America
Jeanette Ninon
Corse Leannings
Helen Strain
George Meuin
Frans Tarning
Fay Procter
Columbus
Stephenson
Nancy Angle
Harry Wel
Hee
George Essex
Bart J. Wayne
Pred Dkinkenship
Ines
Ohio University
Rose Blosser
Local Notes and Obituaries from Rutland UTLAND
Funeral services for Rob Bingham were held at the Methodist Church at 2 o clock with Reverend Lineberger in charge. Burial followed in Hiteley Cemetery. R Maud Ralph spent Tuesday with her uncle Ira Ftalph of Zion. Continued on Page Eight.
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Hiteley Cemetery
Boggess
Felenda
Carpenter
Afra
Funny Stevens
Ott Candday
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Semors
Troy High School
el Ss
Siven API
Beant Jim
U. S. Marines
Canlyile
Tuppers Plains
Kenneth Christy
Stewart
Swindier
Lee
Thirk
Tae Am
Alpheus Watson
Donald
Lespre
East Shade
Sanday
Rinat Tay
Bas Cemege
Fee
BurinaChich
Stacrena
Guysville
Melvin Dunfee
Stewart, Ohio
Athens Chick Hatchery
New Asbury
Hick
ARTES
Rhalniye
Corning
Orning
Bee Sewing Club
George Jacoba
Charlea Longley
Halph Hardy
Deleie Spence
Moore
Alex Kelso
James Kelso
Henry Kelso
Portemouth
Quilting Society of the United Brethren Church
Myrtla Dunlap
Charles Schlingerman
John Farguson
Charles Dunlap
Mary Brown
Misa Allee Brown
Joseph Brunton
Tillie West
Mary Alderman
Mat Spence
Parent- Teacher Association
George Rodgers
Wallie Wilson
Edna Dew
Herlmay's Hall
American Legion
Ladies’ Aid
The
Missionary Society
Leo Preest
Catherine Kinnen
George Weisenbach
Roy Burton
Misa Cecelia Kinnen
Q. M. Sonde
Agnes
Mary Wiegemeyer
George Niegemeyer
Sharpsburg
Amesville
Tage Six
Warsaw
Kaziniers Bartels Cablnet
Syracuse
Yracuse
Epworth League Society
Asbury M. F
Sockery
Nobert Griffith
Cedar Creek
Creek
Tuca
Robert Hess
Melviat Grim
Misa Frances Moore
Holacr Hospital
Werle Knesay
Selen
Grace Williama Wa
Coat Sumbaus
Hunta' the Tey
Teguell
M. E. Church
Will Ax
Tchange Pralpils
Ansbury
Churen
Wing Kate
Rutland
Cuthura
Susie Boer
Rt. 2
Friendship
Wise
Dept. H
Malden
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
B. Pantier
Mich
Barry
Chuck Poutiac
General Motors Time Pay Mart
Manamilabis Ae
Algeo Motor Sales
Carpenter and Grosvenor Sts
Athens, Ohio
Oh Gama
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler
Chrysler Motors
Facion
Espanol
Lujo
del Soro
Motor Auto Sales
North Court Street
Nas
Avery
Nash
Lovejoy
Nash Stout Salon
Carer Serta
Sessies
Fulton Nash Sales
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