Local notes on families and ailments from Hamden-Clark area
Alfred Christy, son of William Christy, suffers acute appendicitis and is taken to Hamden-Clark Hospital where surgery reveals burst appendix. Numerous relatives and neighbors visit or host gatherings, with absenteeism noted for Miss Swartz from Puppers Plains. Community events and travel between Oak Hill, Prattsley Midkult, and Athens are mentioned alongside funeral attendance for Mrs Elizabeth Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Christy
William Christy
Hamden-Clark Hospital
Caskersburg
Surons
Wail Fotlod
Lewis
Carlen
Billy
Airs
Weldon Bahr
Oak Hill
Errold
Ind Williams
Gene Robinson
Afie Hish
William Belied
Oon L. Bk. Swertz
Tom Burke
Vad Ju van Meter
Ra Williams
Prattsley
Midkult
Duton Ridge
W. L. Shumway
Local residents and visitors noted in weekend and weekday outings
Jobs W R Lloyd and J Pu dilier of Loegen were in Jobs on Monday. A group including Steve Fearns Lawrence Byrd Lawrence Huntley William McClure Ed James and Pat Camp fished Monday night at Lake Frigid north of Murray City. Joshua Matheny stays in Lancaster for work amid other visits and travels among Millfield Mur ray City Salem Hollow East Liverpool San Toy and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lloyd
J. Pu Dilier
Loegen
Steve Fearns
Lawrence Byrd
Lawrence Huntley
William McClure
Ed James
Pat Camp
Lake Frigid
Murray City
Joshua Matheny
Lancaster
Elmer Byrd
Viletta
Albert Hayden
Millfield
Dorothy Lanning
Salem Hollow
John Potter
Seth Hurstley
Lawrence
Raymond Brooks
Mary Howe
East Liverpool
Henry Johnson
Wanda Bridget
San Toy
Clyde Grinstead
Plains families visit kin and note local happenings
A list of local residents from The Plains and surrounding areas visit relatives in Charleston and Columbus. The report includes hospital visits, social gatherings, school progress after measles, a police dog bite incident, and travel between Athens, Columbus, Chillicothe, Mulfield, Portsmouth, and Upper Plain.
Community notices and visiting家 across Athens and surrounding towns
Local residents shared visits and travel news this week. Ernest Whitlaien and family visited Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson. Allen Riley called on friends in Athens. Dus Seevers and others motored to McConnelaville Martelle Parkersburg. John Hawkins visited Columbus. Eunice Lowry and Frubert Hawk connected with Athens. Roy Hawk accompanied from Columbus to help paint a home. E Howard plans a front veranda for Mr and Mrs Wil Hamer. Pearl Snyder and Maud Triplett visited Joe Hutchins. coaches Roberts Moore and Edgar Bannum traveled to Willoughby. William Coon and Jami Keeton hosted the Senior High class auto party with 24 attendees. Vera McNutt visited Laihy Rig for an overnight. a baby girl was born to Denzil and spouse Wednesday. Mrs William Channel and son Dale plan a return from visiting relatives. Velma Riley resumed work in Athens after illness. Mr and Mrs Zine Courtney hosted Noble Collins for Thursday dinner near New Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Shafer
Athens
Walter Wharton
Bett ‘Adams
Mary Bricker
Charleston
W. Va
Dorsey Hill
Joan Kuhn
Columbia
Willard Hamer
Columbus
Will Hamer
Gene
M. C. Howard
Grant Michael
John Hamer
Athena
Sam McNeal
Salem
Curt Gross
Mer Stauffer
Gene Hamer
Sam Gabriel
Tom Myers
John Gabriel
Herman Humphrey
Barbara Low
Roger Humphrey
Humphrey
Jeff
Frances Harrison
Evelyn
Marie Aleshire
John West
Myrtle
Chillicothe
Glenford Olson
Glenford
Charles
Myrtle Olson
Port Dicken
Lydia Nagle
Portsmouth
Charles Tate
Atheny
Alfred Hawk
Fred Russel
Mulfield
Tari Thompson
Clara Mace
Dayton
Ervin Channel
Whonda Nagle
Don Nelson
Robert Monte
Upper Plaiza
Joe
Ruth Hutchins
Ernest Whitlaien
Charles Johnson
Whithatch
American Legion
Allen Riley
Nelsoneith
Dus Seevers
Donty Hawkins
Harvey Hawkins
McConnelaville
Martettle
Parkersburg
John Hawkins
Eunice Lowry
Frubert Hawk
Roy Hawk
E. Howard
Wil Hamer
Pearl Snyder
Edward
Maud Triplett
Millfield
Joe Hutchins
Wiliam Channel
Dale
Mansfield
Channel
Velma Riley
Edson Riley
Zine Courtney
Noble Collins
New Marshifield
Social Roundup as Families Visit in Athens and Union
Guests diverse from Union and Athens attended services and shared music at homes of Hubert Reeder and Virgil Jones. The New Marshfield church group traveled to Union Church for services, while Union Sunday School enrolled 57. Local residents including Hartley, John Withers, Bessie Gabriel, and K. James Petirod were noted in multiple visits and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and Allen Holland
William and Edgar Morgan
Pearl Wna Orvit Dailey
Clifford Young
Any Gabriel
Denzil Withers
Evert Penrod
Hubert Reeder
Basil Holland
Billy
Helen
Clara Louise Withers
Virgil Jones
Athens
John Withers
Elipner Gabriel
Hartley
Bessie Gabriel
Jane Ross
Union
Christian Endeavor League of the
Charles Dailey
Baker Settlement
K. James Petirod
Evert
Atheny
BR. R. Barker
Grang
Harrisonville News Briefs Include Alumni Meet and Dances
Mrs Cora Forrest returns from Ath ens to spend summer at home. The King family infant suffers pneumonia. Mr and Mrs C E McKinney of Middleport visit William Gilmore family. Abe Combs of Albany visits daughter Mrs Clarence Wyatt. Harrisonville alumni meeting set for May 7 at the High School Building. Downington Modern Woodmen host dances April 16 and April 23 at Carpenter schoolhouse with Camp Orchestra. Henry Mayhough remains critically ill after a brief improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Forrest
Athens
Charles King
Pneumonics
C. E. McKinney
Middleport
William Gilmore
Gilmore
Tll
Abe Combs
Albany
Clarence Wyatt
Harrisonville
Downington
Carpenter
Henry Mayhough
Community Notes From Amesville and Athens Visits
McDougal Miss Davis of New York spent last week with Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips. Mrs. RB Morris near Athens visited her daughter Mrs. Peart Morris Tuesday. Mrs. Fred Conner and Mrs. T E Woodyard spent Wednesday in Athens. Ed Donaldson visited his brother Bruce, ill in Athens. Elva Conner visited her parents near Amesville. Richard Chaffin of Athens is visiting grandparents E T Linscott. Warren Munn family and Mrs. Donald O’Neil were Chesterhill visitors. Ruby Ashcroft returned home after Jerseyville visit. W M La Follett hosted guests from Jacksonville and Amesville. Mrs H E Ashcraft and daughter Ruby visited Pearl Morrie. Wilbur Carpenter moved an old schoolhouse to Amesville. W C Mingus and Elizabeth Phillips visited in Athens. Airs T B Woodyard visited Mrs Henry North. Prank Cone visited Athens. Bally Munn and Jack Oneil attended Claudine Steppe’s birthday in Athens. George Sayres and son Rudy both have mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Davis
New York
Elizabeth Phillips
RB. C. Morris
Athens
Peart Morris
Fred Conner
T. E. Woodyard
Ed. Donaldson
Bruce Donaldson
Elva Conner
Joni Smith
Amesville
Richard Chaffin
E. T. Linscott
Warren Munn
Donald Oneil i
Chesterhill
Ruby Ashcroft
Jerseyville
Less Kittle
Jacksonville
John Goldsberry
Hddie
Ashcraft
Ruby
Pearl Morrie
Wilbur Carpenter
W. C. Mingus
T. B. Woodyard
iHenry North
Bally Munn
Jack Oneil
Claudine Steppe
George Sayres
Rudy
Visitors gather at Bobo home for weekend
Weekend guests visited Mrs. Sayre and Mr. Morgan Reilfont of Netsouvil at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sayre. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Pears and daughter Murthy Porter and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butch Creek
Diane
Bobo
Ace Kas
Airs
Pears
Murthy Porter
Morgan Reilfont
Netsouvil
George Sayre
Woman's Missionary Society Meets at New Marshfield MP Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the M P Church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O M David. Rev Powell led devotion and program. Attendees included Mrs Stright Baker Hest and Jennie Haws with guests the Rev and Mrs Powell of Delaware. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Hattie Hoon Opie
Bo Marie
E Ric
Amurey Alfrede
Barberton
Dorn Mincar
Giher
Roy Lewellyn
San Mas
Virgene
Athens
Pestseley
New Marshfield
MPLC
Wuloa
Titurelock
Bo. Thien
Wo Marshfiel
Powell
Ettware
Harold Sturight
Pt. Pleasant
Williams
MM. Powell
Martha
Willians
Columbus
Carbondale News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Commencement
Athens Council for Childhood Education meeting featured ongoings as Misa Juanita Tefft and AthS Jane Weene attended. Commencement week plans include Baccalaureate at M E Church on April 2 and Commencement on April 27 with five graduates Nellie Johnson Eloise Mace June Mills Ina Brown and Gerald Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwusic
Archbandale Hiel
Fred
James Fris
Dorothy Conkie
Logan
Pythian
Ralph Wiliams
Parent-Teacher Association
Carbondale High School
M. E
Miller
R. Af P
Nellie Johnson
Eloise Mace
Seen Mills
Ina Brown
Gerald Williams
Torch Among Those Attending Senior Class Play at Trey High
Students and teachers from Troy High School and nearby towns gathered at the Trey High School Auditorium in Coalville for the Senior Class play on Tuesday evening. Attendees included Ruth Dye, Thelma Chute, Cecil Baker, and families of G. P. Russell and H. Dye, along with visitors from Loveland and Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trey High School
Coalville
Ruth Dye
Monroe Gladwell
Thelma Chute
Cecil Baker
G. P. Russell
Mary Hileen Johnson
Dorothy
Victor Russell
H. 3
Dye
Aent
A. W. Smith
Wilbur Owens
Herbert Hayes
Hayes
Loveland
Joe Eslaeker
Claud Steppe
Claudine
Hattie Adams
Athens
Waterco
Miss Adams
Kitts Hill
Steppe
Eslocker
Howard
Alex Root
Athens County Schools
C. E. Hunt
Walters
Kingwood
W. Va
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ee EB Hunt
Arthur Adama
Morris Webster
Parkersburg
Thomas Dunfee
Roy Dunfee
Xenia
Mee
Marshall Bailey
Cutler
Charles Wing
May
Orville Wilees
Atha
Aldean
Worthington
Rose Webster
Wilcox
Forest Dye
Menaced in Newfoundland Riot Moras Visit Return
Fragmentary local notes mention Rowena Nixon visiting, a mother and child, and a few others. References to Mrs D E Hamilton, W T Grunt land, and Mr and Mrs Julho Meerehtto appear in scattered lines. The garbled text hints at a disturbance or riot context with several named persons and a Wednesday return.
Broadwell van Mara and Merbett Roberts at Puckerstury
An assortment of local names and events including Merbett Roberts visiting Puckerstury with Broadwell van Mara. The entry lists several residents such as Mrs Lotte, Idna Young, Mrs Goya, Art Vincent, and Faurmest, noting visits, meetings, and social activities across nearby towns.
Unclear text about a meeting or event
The readable fragment mentions a date and time April 22 at 8 o clock with a reference to a place or person but the content is garbled and lacks coherent details. No definitive event, organization, or individuals can be confidently identified.
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places but yields no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item. The readable portions lack verifiable context for a factual card.
Unclear local social notes with numerous names
The fragment lists many individuals and family mentions tied to a social event or visit. Names include John, Peach Bobing, Nethreve, Sanday, Garhet Sedwigk, Lurene, Mra Hay Mathews, Jord Warren, Mr ane M BLo0, Waller, Mrs Walde, Devise, Mys Wiate, and others. The text references tours, a Saturday event, and guests at a gathering, but details are obscured by garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miel Mas
John Spert Peach
Amd
Sanday
Garhet Sedwigk
Lurene
Best Pilingee
Perro Mt
Mra
Hay Mathews
Jord Warren
Deba
Jehu Iinger
Stes
Gieurae Mathews
Ant Dorje
Phy Ile
Allen Faut
Rae
Funeral held for Havoaad and family members
An obituary notice outlines the funeral and family return flow for Havoaad and relatives, including mentions of Mira, Harry Laing and sons Joseph L and Willave Malcolm, with reference to Red Wouke and Ratnedy in the surrounding community. The text preserves names and places while noting a pending winter period and a return to the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhoto
Michigan
Tvhowan
Ja Ature Veying
Lawher Place
Lanasviihe Presbraters
Tal Building & Une
Mira
Harry Laing
Joseph l
Willave Malcolm
Moundaire
W. Bo Wright
Ang Brazier
Famifly Awe
Ratnedy
Still Operator Kills Raiders Near Death in Ky Raid
A report from Grays Knox County details the fatal raid near Laghaet involving operator Rockhark and others. Alleged operator Ton Young is implicated in the deadly incident at a St. Was location, with police search ongoing and the scene under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babrouiv
Ced
Rene
Leskhart
Lockhart
Python Strangles Worker as Attack Unfolds in New York
A stray Python lunged and bit keeper Castronetti as the large snake attacked in a New York facility. Octavin Cantranelli and others struggled to free him as the reptile's jaws clamped tight. Attrete-Codena and fellow employees rushed in to help, with Codena himself bitten while attempting to disentangle the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iréis Phihon
New York
Shefrethon
Nately
Octavin Cantranelli
Castronetti
Attrete
Codena
Famannae Mat
Juntangling Castrenetti
Tenake
Stand Firm for Brand Name Purchases at Retail Outlets
Consumers are urged to insist on exact brands when shopping and avoid substitutes touted as just as good. Wary sales tactics may push inferior products for higher margins, so buy trusted packaged goods by known makers to ensure full value for every penny.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alfred
Elizabeth Stout
Frank Goldworthy
Cleveland
James Russell
Stew
Harry Stout
Laura Longworth
Joppa
Nina Hollrod
Maynard Bahr
Lester van Meter
Grace Swartz
Ralph Parrish
Herbert Goyer
Terry, Pa
Edward Ebersb
Pomeroy
J. M. Bentz
Data Swarts
Anna Swarte
Dave Russell
Callaway Ridge
McDougal
Carbondale
Newfoundland
W. T Gruntland
Julho
Adelate
Ethel Blackiann
Haye T PI
Teddy
Broadwell
Trary Ae
Freda
Idna Young
Goya
Nostra
Art Vincent
Amos Whine
Ty White
Pata Bey
Hepol
Smith
Harry Vind
Ant Bretu
Mirko Areh
Owery
Mrsbaum Dames
Ragtid James
Ralph Young
Dae Young
Albert Quy
Doe Young
Jr Chesterbll
Stra
Lawrence White
Wit
Sunda
Joe Youn Mire
Afrs
Quinte Harkin
Amlisa
Corey Conant
Billa Quar
Aly
Bla Cun
Ana Geara
Lavi
Aday
Rae Santa Glass
Murray
Disd
Mrouma
Arphay Casuans
Seutler Ridge
Langsville
Chulit
Enos Werk
Salem Formalin
Hyde
New Chatielint
Martiing
Satem
Phurt
Saul Sans
Wie
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