Louise Bagley Dies in Hamden at 37
Louise Bagley aged 37, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Bagley, died Tuesday at her parents’ Hamden home after ten years of illness from sleeping sickness. She was a former Hamden teacher, a 1922 Hamden High School graduate, attended Ohio University, and belonged to Hamden Methodist Church. Survived by parents, a brother John and sister Evelyn. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at the home. burial in Hamden Cemetery.
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Hamden
Louise Bagley
D. M. Bagley
Bagley
Hamden High School
Ohio University
Jennings Fout
Fout
O.bs
James
Leo Butsler
Connie Sue
Paul Campbell
Columbus
David
Herbert Wilbur
Truedly Heinlein
Cleveland
Esther Mae Bryson
D. M. Bryson
Virginia Burns
Margaret Burns
Floyd Rhodes
Bowling Green
Henry Rhodes
Roy Harkins
Dayton
Mae Harkins
Anna Arnett
Guy Arnett
Toledo
Campbell
Charles McWilliams
Cincinnati
John Newman
Autye Baker
John Smith
Earl Woltz
Bert Woltz
H. S. Arnett
Carl Cox
Hiram Cox
E. F. Campbell
E. M. Wilbur
E. R. Haynes
Ray Cox
Roger Haynes
White Cross Hospital
O. N. Foreman
Portsmouth
Lloyd Spires
Blanche Atwood Workman
Dundas
Henry Sprague
Fort Knox
Helen Evans
Lowell
Robert Garrett
Gail Garrett
Roy Garrett
Inlaw
Charles Patton
Wellston
Charles Broch
Bucyrus
Fred Wilbur
Harry Thomas
Vance Specht
Reina
George Wilbur
Social Calls Across Sand Run and Nearby Towns
Arthur Pauck and family of Akron visited the Hemricks on Saturday. Elbert Hannah and family from New Straitsville visited the Bartows on Sunday. Harold Blake and family from Gore spent Saturday and Sunday with the BerlinBlakes. Ralph Beal of Columbus visited Mrs Beal and son. Dorothy Burton of New Pittsburg stayed Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Don Earl Wolfe.
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Arthur Pauck
Akron
Fred Hemrick
Elbert Hannah
New Straitsville
Chester Bartow
Harold Blake
Gore
Eugene Blake
Ralph Beal
Columbus
Vinton County Court Notes and Local Updates
Weekly sales tax in Vinton County totaled 234.45 for the week ending March 29 1941, versus 264 the prior year. Court actions include marriage license issued to George Waulke and Mildred Coheen, executrix named for Charles Allison, and estate inventories set for May 8. Memorial Day flag plans, draft board changes, and local real estate transfers are noted along with spelling and scholarship contest results.
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C. O. Chapman
George Waulke
Radcliff
Mildred Coheen
Hamden
Chapman
Mattie M. Allison
Allensville
Charles A. Allison
J. E. Strong
William E. McCumber
Milo Scott
Blanche McClure
Eddie Cloud
Knox Two
John W. Leasure
Martha Ousley
Clinton Two
Horace Robinson
Gerald Robinson
Zaleski
Nancy Hoffman
Nora Salmons
John Hawk
Dundas
E. L. Fri
Robert Wyckoff
Thomas M. Collins
Rose Clark
J. D. McKinley
Geraldine Graves
Richland
Julia Rodgers
McKinley
Alfred Clark
Wilkesville
Mca
Orange Social And Religious Gatherings Noted In County
Rev Miles E Hoon will preach Sunday May 20 at Orange Christian Church with Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching at 10 30 Several local families and visitors are mentioned including Guthries Windlings Story Cook Wilcoxen and others visiting relatives in Huntington Camp Shelby Belpre Parkersburg Huntington Pomeroy Chester and Cleveland during Easter and May gatherings
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Orange
Miles E. Hoon
Orange Christian Church
Frank Guthrie
J. A. Guthrie
Huntington
Charles Finding
P. R. Castle
Ed Davis
Bethel Ridge
J. M. Guthrie
Cleveland
G. E. Guthrie
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