Albany High School Field Day Amid Rainy Conditions
Albany April field day at Albany high school proceeded despite wet weather with events starting at 9 am and a noon parade of nearly forty machines. Junior William Lindley led with four firsts and three seconds totaling 20 points. class winners in literary events included Louise Cline Abece Gibson Lucy Stanley Hazel Steward and Merritt Dixon. junior class topped the meet with 10% points, sophomores 53 nova 231, and the general 4 points.
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Albany High School
Mmany
William Lindley
Louise Cline
Abece
Gibson
Lucy Stanley
Hazel Steward
Merritt Dixon
Albany Eer
Funeral for Ralph Robson Draws Wide Attendance
Murray City April 14 Many people could not enter the funeral service for Ralph Robson in Hamden attended by Rev. Father Gallerini. Burial was at Greenlawn cemetery. Relatives from Larrcaster Harpersville Athens Hellister Columbus attended.
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Laray City
James Robson
Ralph Robson
Father Gallerini
St. Philip
Fred Robinson
Larrcaster
John Robinson
Harpersville
Arthur Robinson
Athene
Cora Yarger
Hellister
Dale Harre
Columbus
Fred Davis
Marion Andrews
Middleport
Clyde Rieigel
Emmet Edwarda
Lester
Fridday
Poylestown
Mamie Daniels
Mamie Foster
Sharpsburg Notes From April Weather and Local Life
Sharpsburg notes detail a quiet period with reports of church sermons at Mt Vernion, small class attendance in Bilt, and Easter visits by residents from Columbus and Athens. Local families, such as the Gilchrist and Bardin households, are mentioned along with upcoming construction in the town and changes to railroad service affecting travel to Hamden and Chillicothe.
Sick and social notes from Oulville April news
April reports from Oulville list Mrs. v1 vig improving with heart trouble and others ill with flu rheumatism or stomach issues. Visits include Mrs Zona Marquis from Columbus and relatives of the Dunfees. Tax collection day brings activity, property moves announced, and social events feature the M E church Ladies Aid and a community school play. Rumor notes potential electric power expansion soon.
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Oulville
V1. Vig
Della Sturm
Albert Larsen
Syracuse Briefs Roundup of Local Visits and Notices
Syracuse items note Gertrude Jones and daughter Florence return from Columbus after visiting friends. Irving and Mrs Karr with family hosted visitors. Seonora Campbell resumes school duties after illness. W J Lawrence back from Covington after visiting relatives. New members added to TL church roll. Local residents greet visitors from Ravenswood and Longfellow. Funeral held for David Matthews. burial in Hill cemetery. Night program at M E church draws county chorus. Henry Zesher family back from Columbus visit with relatives.
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Gertrude Jones
Florence
Columbus
Tiends
Syracuse
Seonora Campbell
W. J. Lawrence
Covington
Royal Thomas Amison
Paul
Donald Holter
Dawid Plannagan
Vergil Campbell
Ted
Clara Clunk
Helen Coast
Ravenswood
W. Va
Lucille Smith
and Mirs
H. C. Foster
Robert Hess
White Cross Hospital
David Matthews
Ev. Wlc. Jones
Pomeroy Presbyterian Church
Local People and Visits Highlight Plains Item
The Plains News items note Riley visiting his parents in Chillicothe while Hartman travels to see his wife near Cleveland. Moach from Hamicyun visits Mr and Mrs Li Leck. Rev. Gus Graham of Chauntry dines with Mr and Mrs Worth Dicken. Grace Sleam, daughter of Worth Dicken, is ill. Jack McAllister Lag a returns to drive township road drag after Middleper bridge work. Joe Barkie moves his family.
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Riley
Chillicothe
Edeon Riley
Gil Hartman
Cleveland
Moach
Hamicyun
Li ‘Eck
Gus Graham
Chauntry
Worth Dicken
Frank Cook
Wendel
Cinneinnali
An Ath
Ts Plains
Bricker
Grace Sleam
Jack McAllister
Middleper Bridge
Joe Barkie
Cutler Community Notes A Weekend Family Gathering
A Cutler home hosted Mr. and Mrs. Alex Greney Sr as family members and friends gathered for a fiftieth wedding celebration for F. Young and W. Lowry. Attendees included numerous relatives from Junction City Ai land Logan and other nearby towns with visits from Charles C. Brandon, Brose Terrel, Miss Hazie Sickles, Mrs. Rittgers, and many more.
New Marshfield Church Meeting and Local News Items
The W H L O S of the Methodist church met at the Hoodlet home with Mrs. Boodlet presiding and a program led by Mrs. Stright including a question box and devotionals. Local social notes list guests and visits from Athens Columbus and Middleport, along with anniversary celebrations and community greetings.
Kiwanis Visit Spurs Pleasant Amesville Meeting
About 73 people attended the Amesville community club gathering with Kiwanis guests from Gloucester. H L Holter presided and speeches were given by Rev Dallas Brown Webber and others. Splendid vocal music led by Dr Lefever featured two Amesville High School quartet songs.
Morristown Services Set Sunday Evening
Morristown Morristown April 14 services will be held at the Morristown church Sunday evening by Reverend Mingus. Mrs Sylvia Dye of Greendale spent Thursday night and Friday with her parents. Miss Minnie Clarey visited her parents over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Charles Clarey and Jamur, and Mrs Witliam Goodman with son John and two sisters Lene and Velma Showalter visited Monday evening. Chartes Matheny rumored at home. Silas Moody visited relatives in Gloucester and school children benefited from prepared dinners. Mr and Mrs John lar and their two sons William and Willard with Adrian Wade of Havin made requests.
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Gresstown
Morristown
Mingus
Sylvia Dye
Greendale
Minnie Clarey
Charles Clarey
Jamur
Witliam Goodman
John
Local Residents Share Visits and Travels Around town
Longstretch Osear Dupler and daughter Helen with Mrs Harold Dupler and Wanda of Philadelphia were end of the week guests of Mr and Mrs John Harold. Mrs Jack Brooker and Mary Francis shopped in Nelsonsale. Mrs Moode Dane spends two weeks in Columbus with Mrs Ray Davidson. Wilma Gears and Mrs Brooker shopped in Nelson latte. Mr and Mrs Watson Cceppe and Margie were guests of the Jatters mother. Pearson and Perkins return to New Philadelphia after visiting Pete and Mrs Brooker. Mr and Mrs CL Pruden wed from Sugar Grove back to former home. Maywood Williams spent the week in Columbus. The Monday school went to New Pittsburgh for a field meet. The Reverend Nihizer of Murray City holds revival services Monday. Augstin Broder tests for Barberton to resume work. ONGSTRETH April 14 Mrs ij i
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Osear Dupler
Helen
Harold Dupler
Wanda
Philadelphia
John Harold
Jack Brooker
Mary Francis
Nelsonsale
Moode Dane
Columbus
Ray Davidson
Wilma Gears
Brooker
Nelson
Latte
Watson Cc
New Pittsburgh
Treverend Nihizer
Murray City
Barberton
Ongstreth
Iji
Family Dinner Celebrates Easter Amid Stormy Weather
A Malta Logan and Cutler extended family gatherings held at a well titled dinner basket event. Forty five attendees despite cold stormy weather included children grandchildren and relatives from multiple towns led by Mr and Mrs Brandon Greney Wheeler and Filchardson. Easter Bunny visited delivering eggs in the war box and shrubbery while children enjoyed a brisk egg hunt.
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Lester
Juanita
Leonard Eugene
Malta
Clauda A. Brandon
Donald
Claude A
Robert
Logan
Clyde A. Filchardson
Claudine
Vale
Louis Arthur
Raymond Wii
Akron
Ernest N. Greney
Florence
Cutler
Carl Wheeler
Marietta
Anna Grenes
Ellsworth Greney
Glenn Brandon
Madge
Crooksville
Edward
Rey Fasmussen
William E
Shreve
Billie
Jacob H
Edgeworth
Wenty
Tiraney
Garden ARDES visitor notes and family greetings
Mrs. G Frank Coldsberry and her sons Dick Robert and Charles from Indiana visit Mr and Mrs Charles Golds for a few days. Mrs. Earl Bean of near Guysville visits her aunt Mrs. Alice Crecey and J W Weatherby family members are mentioned in greetings and travels.
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Ardes
G Frank Coldsberry
Robert
Charles
Indiana
Charles Golds- US
Earl Bean
Near
Guys-ville
Alice Crecey
J. W. Weatherby
Influenza Outbreak Affects Many Families In Town
Nearly every family reports one or more cases of influenza. Social visits occur as residents recover, with neighbors such as Mass Ardila Shuster of Athens and others noted visiting or hosting Easter gatherings. Local families including the Robinson and Lewis households marked holiday time with relatives, while community groups like the Ladies Aid held events.
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Mass Ardila Shuster
Athens
Sanantha Johnson
Cloules Vanehy
Orville Lewis
Atrodtayale
Abs
Ansel. Fitza Wood
Marion
Cimer McKibbenster
J. Athinson
Colleme
Mary Lawrencett
Athena
A. Athinson
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Dotter
Thoapson
Enwth
Easter Social and Illness Notice From Redtown LO TOWN
Redtown LO TOWN April 14 Billy Strausbaugh son of Mr and Mrs Roy Strausbaugh 19 HE with pneumonia at the home of his grandparents here. Mr and Mrs Advans of Cr timbus spent Easter Sunday at his parents Mr and Mrs Geage Evans. Mrs Go Chappelear is in Mr Guy Morrison Dayton and Mr John Morrison Lancaster were visiting here over the end of the week with their parents Mr and Mrs Herb Coffman Dayton spent Easter Sunday at their home here. Gilbert Strausbaugh Dayton spent Easter with his parents here. Mr and Mrs William Bee and children have gone to New Lexington welier Mr Lee has employment Mr and Mrs Crate Morrison had as their guests Tuesday Mr and Mr J C Livedy and son Walter Marshal McNutt and son Vrancie Mrs & W Boal and son Junior spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Drake John Dalton Lenard Dalton Mr Homer Straushaugh have gone to Lanton where they have employment Mrs Russell Vore spent Sunday with her parents here. Turn to Page Seven.
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Uysville
Mary Spear
Elza Durant
Dewey Neuman
Columbus
Ora Aghcraft
Gerald Woolweaver
Hamden
Lena Cray
Athens
Foster Bean
Don Campbell
Stewart
Athens County Pomotta Grange
Rome Grange
C. O. Bryson
Kenneth Hayes
Kimmit Hayes
Helena Shuler
Leta
McLaughlin
Homer Moorehead
Melba
Robert
West Vir‘genia
Evrha Llewelson
New Marsh- Leid
Alma Robinson
McLoughlie
Teme
Pallie Chapman
Mirs
Joe
Marshall
Flora Calvert
Gladys Gibson
Goldal Durant
Chalicethe
Muriet Christy
Pauleta McLaughlin
Alma
Alice May Robinson
Virginia McBee
Billie Chesser
Hoy Rodehaver
Earle Metcalf
Charles Bean Farm
Frylim Spear
Wayne
Brill
Charles MecBee
Cristy
LO Town
Billy Strausbaugh
Roy Strausbaugh
Advans
Timbus
Geage Evans
Chappelear
Guy Morrison
Dayton
John Morrison
Lancaster
Herb Coffman
Gilbert Strausbaugh
William Bee
New Lexingeton Welier
Lee
Crate Morrison
J.C. Livedy
Walter
Marshal McNutt
Vrancie
W. Bo
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D. Cline
Pearl Street
the Baptist
Christ
Guy Winget
Westerville
St. Francis Hospital
Jim Elliott
Clarence Wingett
Albany Baptist Church
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Ning
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W. E L. Welker
O. D. Dalley
Wellston
Captain John James
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Rebecca
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Fred Vorhes
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Georga Coa
Bobby
Milford Center
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Jean
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Martha Petty
Howard Stanley
Stewart Feed
Martin Tinker
Mary Ree- Tucker
Vest
Toledo
Mre Eission
Stanley
Reeves
Hilda
Union
Edward Reves
Law
Arthur Stuff
Basil
Stiff
Harry
Pauline Aylesworth
Maste Itor
Wailie Eleanor Pinney
Morsan
Conrad
Allen Koon
M Bers
Diane Cmreus
Sarah McManueay
M. OE
Mire
Afimi Daniels
Doylestown
Jenne
Amden
Mamie High School
Old New Hampshire
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Murray
Daniels
Robert Foster
Tigme
Methodist Church
Sadie
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Charisoone
Pearson
Coty
Wella- Hiomiyus
Home
Tom
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Girg EL KR. Brown
Tiam
Akrom
Manyigir
Charles Suthers
Olive
Quince Young
Haymond Sprague
Milt Wortman
Dorothy
Claily Walters
Glenn Whibur
Wees Woodruff
Erskine Womeldorf
Vern Prose
Fred Matteson
Harry Tedrow
Ralph Cade
Stella
Norton Davisson
Main Street
Uth Brooker
Dunn
Nelsonville
Tred Franklin
Mur
Sam Newman
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Charles Strout
Steam
E. H. Hayman
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Hocking County
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Detroit
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George Archer
Ins White
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Junetion City
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Cincinnati
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Jelsit
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Maggie Lowther
Tr .Huntington
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Coolville
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Mra Zona Marquis
Old Ladies Home
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Irving Karr
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Cc Utler
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Mina Baker
C. L. Jones
G. L. Jones
Emma Shaw
Anna Jones
Pearty Mia
Gilbert
Ima
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