Ever ready Sunday School pageant at Episcopal Church
URBAY CITY April 20 A pageant will be given by the Ever ready Sunday School Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church at 7 oclock Sunday evening featuring special musical numbers.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1929
Page
6
URBAY CITY April 20 A pageant will be given by the Ever ready Sunday School Class of the Methodist Episcopal Church at 7 oclock Sunday evening featuring special musical numbers.
Salem ALEM reports Mr. and Mrs. Everett Moore and a little daughter spent Sunday with Mrs. Moore's grandmother Mrs. Pratt in Hebbardecille. Richardson moved to Cheektel for work. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson drove to Stewart to visit Mrs. Wilson's mother. Attending at Ed Wilson's home were Al Wilson and children from Parkersburg NR, Barbet Wilson and children from Murray City, Laney Nida and Lucille Wilson from Athens, nurse Betty Hartley visiting her parents John Hartley. Vess Brandenburg hosted guests including Roe Rorick and children, Marshall Barron from New Marshfield, Henry Rorick, Mrs. Robert Lafoliet and children Berl and Levella of Luhris, and Charles Grace with children. George McDonald, Arthur Graham, Ray Fay Brandenburg and Donta Francis went to The Plains to take the eighth state examination.
April 20 report from Shade Hadne notes Mara Weatherby of Athens visiting Mrs J Smith on Wednesday. Sylvia Ziggaroos returns from Ath ens with relatives. Margaret Goldsberry visits the Douglas sisters. Mrs Fred Biehl and daughter Nica visit Mrs J Smith. Gloidsberry visits Millfield relative. A baby born to Vern O'Brien Tuesday evening died and was buried Wednesday at Burnon Cemetery. Lucile Colburn visits Pred Blehi family Wednesday night. Dana Van Nest visits Mrs S J Smith and son Walker Thursday.
April 20 report from Sharpsburg notes Mrs Leata Strode bedridden since last Saturday. Mrs Hannah Bardin of Chester attended Mt Hermon church and urged cousin JG Hanson to attend. Rev Gregory led a rally near Pomeroy with A Melliemeier visiting a sister near his Nome. Lora McCune spent a week with her sister near Bishopsville. Flossie Lovell and three daughters visit Mr and Mrs A HK Dille before Sedalia work moves. Ohio Fuel Co drills for gas on Black Diamond Hand near B E Armstrong line and plans a well near Mt Hermon on George A Harris farm.
Friday April 19 reports list students with perfect attendance across grades at Syracuse public schools. Notables include Lawrence Sellars Thomas Louis Robert Flanagan Ruth Flanagan Irene Harris Harriett Ables Mary Dalton Thomas Potts and others across junior high and primary departments with multiple teachers noting full attendance and no tardies.
Farm Bureau representatives will demonstrate lawn beautification at the home of Mrs Joe Leslie in Jackville on Thursday. Attendees include Mrs. Bornea McNeal Miss Kyle and Mary Leslie. The event featured talk by Woodworth and questions answered by Bryan Earl Cowan and Phil Briley. Refreshments followed. The Athens Grange annual Farm Bureau meeting and other social notes are also mentioned, with local residents attending events at Hotel Berry and Factory Church activities.
Community notes report guests visiting local residents including Mrs Belle Smith, Mel Ott Shirtey, Mrs Gertrude Stockieln, and Mrs Dally Thomas. Home projects span roofing painting and moving, with social visits at Athens Clifton and Chauncey. a quarantine for Kale’s house due to scarlet fever and multiple family gatherings are noted.
Mrs Talbert Marshall and others spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Clyde Marshall at Hatfield. Miss Mary White traveled to Congo on Monday to take the eighth grade test. She walks three miles from Mid- Hocking to Ork Ridge. Mr and Mrs Renjoldy of Glouster visited Mrs Graham of Mid-Hocking Wednesday evening. Oak, April 20.
April updates mention Mrs Ber R Me Bow and Clifford Men fe visiting with family, Evelyn Parr returning from winter residence, Joe Jackson moving properties on Main Street, and visits by Mrs Thomas Lines and Mr Vic Finna Saes. Ches ter residents Harry Rheinhart and Miss Francis are noted with their father. Dale Beaver visits from Zanesville, Betty Ingles and daughters visit Parkersburg relatives.
Virginia R Rankin of New Marshfield married Reese at Canton First Christian Church with Dr P J H Welshimer officiating. The ceremony included a double wedding with Hettie Reese and Jordan C Raymond. Guests and local notices follow, plus community events and a death in Berens as background.
Albany hosts the first commencement season events with a Junior Senior Banquet on Friday evening at the M. E. Church. The event features a toast by C. N. Jones, a meal, and a welcome address by the junior president, with an alumni banquet set for May 4 at the Methodist Church.
April 20 reports from San Diego say four naval aviators died when two airplanes collided and crashed about 400 feet above the Coronado Country Club course late yesterday. The fatalities were identified as crew members from the MAPS unit.
Jacksonville society notes detail residents traveling to Cleveland and Zanesville for visits and employment. Families including Surth Morrison Drake Kytta and Morrison relations hosted guests and relatives over the week with several visits to mothers and children noted.
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