Albany Grange Confers Degrees at Regular Meeting
The Albany grange held a Saturday night session where the third and fourth degrees were conferred upon Henry Wilson. Lunch followed for 25 members. Next meeting will feature a Mother's Day program led by the men. Rev. Morris Cunningham to deliver the Baccalaureate sermon at the Baptist church next Sunday evening. Tulips distributed as class favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Work
Albany
Henry Wilson
Albany Grange
Morris Cunningham
Baptist Church
Murray City Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
A flurry of visits and travels fills the Murray City section as residents host and travel to see relatives. Notables include Mrs. Cora Nunemaker and friends from Ports mouth plus families from Nelsonville Columbus Cleveland Akron Detroit and Dayton. Several couples celebrate anniversaries and many families plan moves and returns after weekends and holidays.
Starkey and Bobo couple wed at Fisher home
Eldon S Starkey and Ruth Bobo were married by Rev Howard Warner at his Fisher area home. The couple, with relatives, dined at the groom’s parents’ home after the ceremony. Both graduates of Albany High School, Starkey teaches and Bobo plans to resume university studies. They will live near Carpenter on a farm home ready for housekeeping.
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Eldon S
Harvey Starkey
Carpenter
Ruth
Frank Bobo
Albany
Howard Bk. Warner
Fisher
Starkey
Albany High School
Ohio University
Methodist class 99 gathers at Mrs Baughman home
Twenty nine members and guests of class No 99 of the Methodist Sunday school were entertained at the home of Mrs. Wilbur Baughman last Monday evening. After the business session Mrs Fannie Eccles spoke on the Second Coming of Christ. A piano solo by Mrs Worley Baughman readings a character recitation and a violin solo by Miss Marion Cain followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Wilbur Baughman
Fannie Eccles
Christ
Local residents noted in health and visit updates
Harold Ator recovers from pneumonia. Albert Russell and family move to Hill avenue. Mrs. Sid Foutz ill at home. Mrs. May Knowlton returns from Akron winter visit. Patsy Nan McDaniel guest of Mrs. Vina Roberts. Several families from Woodbury Athens Albany visit Clinton street home. G. K. Faulkner and H. C. Faulkner with Miss Florence Withers visits in Granville. W. F. Lewis family travels to Richmondale to visit I. J. Teague. Judge W. H. Leeper and Mrs. Leeper visit Jane McClannahan in Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ator
Albert Russell
Hill Avenue
Sid Foutz
McCoy Addition
May Knowlton
Akron
Clarence Smith
Patsy Nan
Willard McDaniel
Wellston
Vina Roberts
Lelia
Angie Green
Woodbury
N. J
J. D. Brown
J. N. Brown
Jimmie
Billy Ben
Athens
Albany
Mary Lee
Clinton Street
Zern Ross
G. K. Faulkner
McArthur
H. C. Faulkner
New Plymouth
Florence Withers
Granville
W. F. Lewis
Fern
Everett Lewis
Chillicothe
Richmondale
I. J. Teague
W. H. Leeper
Marietta
Family visits and social guests span several towns
Pratt's Fork Leroy Cowan and son Earl visit Mrs. Cowan's sister Mrs. A L Beal and family. Numerous relatives and friends stay or visit others including Charlie Fox Fraley family Fred White Will Gilkey Rich Williams and baby Vinton Meeks Harry Smith and son Robert J Smith and others. Guests travel from Athens Delphos Marion and Parkersburg region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Cowan
Florida
Earl Cowan
Athens
Arnold King
Alvira Colmer
Frances Sapp
Charlie Burleigh
Woodrow Colmer
Harry Smith
Robert
Fred Smith
J. Smith
Tommy Gilkey
Will Meeks
Alex Sapp
Bertine
Jessie Gilkey
Local Socials Report From Athens Area Sunday
The Plains hosts welcome miles jacoby and jean jacoby of near union with zell buffington and george bean. Athens visitors include ed burdette and f smith. many residents spend sunday with relatives and neighbors across canaanville aliance and wheeling. a lively party for mrs jones featured 53 attendees with raymond savage and bill moore providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Jacoby
Jean Jacoby
Near Union
Zell Buffington
George Bean
Ed Burdette
Athens
F. Smith
Lulu Smith
Carbon Hill
Ray Micheals
W. J. Hawk and
Roy
Steve Kaufman
Hazel Geisicke
John Smart
Canaanville
Wes Snider
Joe Snider
Logan
Joe Hutchins
George Thorn
Albany
Jones
Raymond Savage
Bill Moore
M. FE. Twiss
Rob Hawk
Columbus
W. J. Hawk
Will Nash
Covington
Mable Scott
Community Guests Visit Local Families Across Week
Several families from Clinton, Athens, Long Run and Rocky Point hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Notable visits included Graham Chapel Clinton Poston with Elmer Poston, the Hawk family with Roy Emerson, Verna Darnell with Ruth Bobo, Earl Grant with Ida Allison, and Helen Perry with George Perry, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Poston
Columbus
Elmer Poston
W. H. Hawk
Roy Emerson
Lewis Hawk
Long Run
Verna E. Darnell
Rocky Point
Ruth B. Bobo
Earl Grant
Ida Allison
O. L. Fulton
Helen Perry
Athens
George Perry
Verna
Clarence Darnell
R. D. Hughes
Arthur Konkoskia
New Asbury
John Bobo
William Clayton
William Anthony
Elizabeth Poston
Burr Oak Sycamore School To Close April 29
Burr Oak Sycamore school will close April 29 with a program and dinner. Mrs. Era Ivers spent the end of the week in Hemlock with her son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Forrest Dennis. The Misses Waneta and Bernice White visited Mrs Joe Tanco in Mid-Hocking Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore School
Era Ivers
Hemlock
Forrest Dennis
Waneta
Bernice White
Joe Tanco
Jessie Drake
Mr. Sarvis
Drakes
Lillie
Mabel Mace
Corning
Dorothy White
Cleveland
Bethany Socials Mention Family Boundary Gatherings
Bethany residents attend a Saturday birthday party at Mrs. J. Runnion’s Lotridge home for Mrs. Lucy Windsor and host family events including visits by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moore Ath ens and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Russell. Attendees from here join an open air meeting at the high school auditorium led by Samuel N. Young IOOF grand master of Ohio. Reverend Pugh of Canaanville preached at Bethany Sunday.
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Isaac Barnhart
J. Runnion
Lottridge
Lucy Windsor
Lewis Moore
Athens
Moore
Job Moore
Herman Dunfee
Centennial
Grant Russell
Everett Russell
Plantsville
Dan Johnston
Chauncey
Dorothy Russell
Samuel N. Young
I. OO
O. F
George Wright
Garnet Wright
Pugh
Canaanville
Bethany
Address by Prof Hoover to Harrisonville first grade high graduates
Prof T N Hoover of Athens delivered an address Saturday evening to Harrisonville’s first graduating class of the first grade high school. The ceremony included remarks and the names of the class members.
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T. N. Hoover
Athens
Local notes from Carbondale and nearby towns
Carbondale residents report family travels to Ashville Newark Columbus and Dayton seeking work. Local social visits include Kentucky Belle at K P hall and several relatives visiting each other. Alva Risley is hospitalized in Canton. school board hired for next year. mine connects to high power line improving lights for company houses.
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Dave Willis
Pearl Arnold
Columbus
Albert Todd
Barberton
Don Cottrill
Dayton
Cottrill
Carbondale
Marshfield
K. of P. Hall
Helena Gillilan
Torch
C. A. Gillilan
J. D. Smith
Nelsonville
M. H. Doolittle
Teal Wilson
Mattie Weed
New Plymouth
Gertrude Wend
Dick Michaels
Fred Kelley
Pomeroy
Miss MccMenamy
Miss Davis
Miss Shay
Clarence Powers
Nita
Silas Dunlap
Lodge
Charles Perkins
Wellston
Sherman Prater
Hocking
Josephine Klotz
John Klotz
Leo Kennard
New Marshfield
Dora Hoak
Alva Risley
White Cross Hospital
Canton
Board of Education
Athens County
Athens
Zion school hosts picnic and falls short of bigger event
The piece lists attendees at a Zion school picnic and entertainment at the Zion school Friday. It notes an upcoming high school play An Arizona Cowboy in Letart Ohio Saturday evening. Also covered are Eastern Star inspection attendees at Middleport, a family move to the George Smith farm, illness of Mrs Lathey, teachers' returns to work, perfect attendance on primary, and gifts to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Carr
Kenneth Brown
Retha Kindell
Helen Combs
Howard Hoops
Harlen Jewell
Zion
Letart
Ohio
Middleport
John Stout
Lena Alkire
Alma Atkins
Mae Ball
Kate Wyatt
Willie Barr
Denver Rawlings
Clyde Lambert
Dye Ball
Nora Mae Gilkey
Attendees and visits noted in local community column
Lottridge and Watkins families visited Verde Chevalier and Aldo McKinley households Sunday. Perfect attendance at Lottridge school for April listed names. girls lead by one percent. Local residents visited relatives in Ringgold and Athens, with various trips and guest appearances recorded.
Local Social Roundup From Hockingport and Athens Area
Hockingport and Athens residents share visits and hospitality with families in Dutton and Elm streets. Orchard work continues as farmers combat showers while frost and cold settle in, chilling fruit trees believed killed.
Local families visit and exams noted in Pomeroy area
Carpenter Mrs. Carl Battrell and Caroline Albany visited with Mr. and Mrs. LD M Sisson. Several residents attended the eighth grade examination in Pomeroy. Various relatives traveled between Albany Middleport Columbus and nearby towns to visit kin and attend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Battrell
Caroline
Albany
LD. M. Sisson
Maxine
Glen Cline
A. B. Rupe
Perley and
Wilbur
Local visits noted across Columbus Coolville Athens
Beck Sylvia Dougherty and Rexford visited Columbus friends. Mr and Mrs Press Frost with Mrs Brad Meeks spent Saturday in Coolville. Mrs W E Minestead and children were in Athens. Mrs C W Townsend went to Lottridge for her mother Mrs Lucy Windsor's 84th birthday. Grace Leslie Stewart visited Mrs W E Minear. Rev Wills and family of Guysville were guests of Mr and Mrs C W Townsend.
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Sylvia T. Dougherty
Rexford
Columbus
Press Frost
Brad Meeks
Coolville
W. E. Mineaft
Athens
C. W. Townsend
Lottridge
Lucy Windsor
Grace Leslie, Stewart
W. E. Minear
Longtime Coolville Resident Frank Monahan Dies in California
Frank S. Monahan, 88, a longtime Coolville resident born in Belmont County, died at his daughter's home in California. He leaves one daughter, Mrs. Elia Campbell, and several grandchildren. Body to be brought back for burial. funeral plans incomplete. The town also notes Troy Grange meeting April 30 with a program led by Rev. Stanley A. Gould.
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Coolville
Frank S. Monahan
California
Monahan
Belmont County
Elia Campbell
Local Gossip Notices From McCuneville Area
B Heinrich motored to McCuneville Sunday. Miss Lulu Smith a fifth and sixth grade teacher left Friday for The Plains. Mrs Lena Hawk a primary teacher left Sunday. Her parents moved recently to Kensington Ohio. Ben Bailey motored to Zanesville Sunday. Mrs Susannah Hall and Mrs Priscilla Smith of Columbus spent Saturday with sister Mrs John Smith. A sale was held Saturday at the home of the late Rebecca Smith with household goods sold. The Jolly Twelve club met Thursday at the home of Mrs Grace Murphy. Roy Coe of Columbus spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs William Coe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Heinrich
McCuneville
Lulu Smith
the Plains
Lena Hawk
Kensington
Ohio
Ben Bailey
Zanesville
Susannah Hall
Priscilla Smith
Columbus
John Smith
Rebecca Smith
Jolly Twelve Club
Grace Murphy
Roy Coe
William Coe
Local Socials and Weather Report From Amesville Area
Amesville residents hosted and visited relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Gardner and Miss Esta, Mrs. Lovell and family, and others in Athens and Marion. White Shrine session in Athens noted. Fruit growers fear freezes harmed crops, Rome beauty apples possibly affected. Weekend lows reached 25 and 24 degrees.
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Addie Lovell
G. QO. Linscott
Misa Marianna
Hobson
Athens
Will Mickle
F. R. Phillips
Delbert Ogg
W. J. Heston
F. G. Shoop
Carrol Pickering
William Colvin
Marion
Leonard Keirns
Rome
The
Mercury
Commencement Held at Carbon Hill High School
Ten graduates marked the second largest class in the school's history. Judge Harley M. Whitecraft delivered the address as County Superintendent Coleman presented diplomas. The Carbon Hill orchestra provided music amid a community gathering for the June commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilkinson
Nelsonville
T. C. Green
Billie
Bennie
Hervey Evans
the Plains
Sarah Evans
M. E. Church
Harley M. Whitecraft
Coleman
Carbon Hill
G. W. Ross
L. A. Miskett
John Blosser
Kay
FF. Aplin
Logan
Athens
Charles Knox
Effie Shellhammer
Columbus
Hedley Lowes
Ralph Robey
Union Furnace
M. Kk
Dilcher
Albin
Lucile
Edna Johnson
Catherine Jones
Carrie Harris
Lillian Johnson
Avinell Johnson
Margaret Sparnon
Pauline Wilkinson
Josphine Gears
Irma Devol
Omer Devol
Delbert Nutter
Byron Hughes
Kenneth Wilkinson
Rudolph
Kay Blosser
Austin
Local families travel and attend funerals in Ohio region
Monday updates list of residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs George Locke and children heading to Kensington, Pete Dupler to Columbus, and Carl Baker with Leonard Reynolds. Attendees at the funeral of Mrs Pheabe Williams in Nelsonville and Earl Stewart in Logan are noted alongside visits to relatives in Sugar Grove and Roy Devault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Locke
Kensington
Pete Dupler
Columbus
Carl Baker
Sidney
Baker
Dave Reynolds
Leonard Reynolds
Charles Matheny
William Christian
Dairy Christian
Amos Christian
Pheabe Williams
Nelsonville
Martha Lovett
Robert Lovett
Carl Pettit
Morris Dupter
Warren
Jobs
Charlies Matheny
Nathan Reynolds
Clarence Reynolds
Susie Reynolds
Earl Stewart
Logan
Jay Dupter
School Notes and PTA Meeting Highlights
A Median Parent-Teacher Association meeting is set for 7 30 oclock Thursday evening. A previous meeting featured a fine program before a large audience. The school building will be redecorated during vacation and the PTA has worked all year toward this. A flag pole has been erected in front of the building. Pupils from Miss Martin and Mrs Cromley enjoyed a picnic dinner last week. Nine pupils in Mrs Cromleys room have not been absent all year: Eleanor Cox Sarah Munn Clairey Green Bessie Mae Leach Mary Blackburn Thelme Steele Dessie Carsey Thomas Reading and Paul Lewis. In Miss Martin s room Mae McKinstry Lucile Martin Collins Robert Reading and Dany Bolin. In Miss Tippies room Josephing Bolin Wilma Brooks Emery Pauline Mapes Marie Stephens Willard Carsey. In Mrs James room Brooks Helen Lillie Camille Cash Russell Carsey Donald Coen Darrell Ulbrich and Darl Ulbrich.
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PL T. A
Board of Education
Martin
Cromley
Eleanor Cox
Sarah Munn
Clairey Green
Bessie Mae Leach
Mary Blackburn
Thelme Steele
Dessie Carsey
Thomas Reading
Paul Lewis
Miss Martin
Mae McKinstry
Lucile Martin
Collins
Robert Reading
Dany Bolin
Miss Tippies
Josephing Bolin
Wilma Brooks
Emery Pauline Mapes
Marie Stephens
Willard Carsey
Mrs. James
Brooks
Helen Lillie
Camille Cash
Russell Carsey
Donald Coen
Daverell Ulbrich
Darl Ulbrich
Local Visitors and Appointments Draw From Marietta to Rockland
Harry Frye and family from Marietta with George Fry and Sam Fry visit Rockland P. P. Parsons and family Sunday. Dell McAfee of Cutler is a doable ness visitor here Monday. Dan Boyles of Marietta spends days in the vicinity attending affairs. M. M. Merrick an business visitor Frost Monday. Glen Parson visits Ray Root and family Sunday. Rev. Black preaches at Haga Ridge and Mt. Liberty Sunday. John Grubb of Decatur visits A. G Finsterwald Monday. Mrs. A. N. Johnson visits parents last week. Pearl Jewell and Fred Moore visit Mrs. James Coen Sunday. Herb Lonas and Clarence guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Moore Sunday. Archie Pearl Gladys and Ethely in Stewart Monday evening. Ben Daily moves to Dr. T. A. Copeland’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Frye
Marietta
George Fry
Sam Fry
Rockland
P. P. Parsons
Family
Dell McAfee
Cutler
Dan Boyles
M. M. Merrick
Glen Parson
Ray Root
Rev. Black
Haga Ridge
Mt. Liberty
John Grubb
Decatur
A. G Finsterwald
A. N. Johnson
Pearl Jewell
Fred Moore
James Coen
Herb Lonas
Clarence
S. E. Moore
E. Moore
Archie
Pearl
Gladys
Ethely
Stewart
Ben Daily
T. A. Copeland
Ohio Declares May 1 Child Health Day
Columbus April 26 Governor Vig Ngo Donahey issued action designating May 1 as Child Health Day in Ohio. Statewide observances urged schools and communities to promote health education and welfare programs.
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Columbus
U.A
Ohio
Vig Donahey
Gas relief remedy ad from old newspaper
An OCR fragment promotes a gas relief product Bloa for stomach and bowels. It claims to end gnawing stomach pain, bloating, and post meal drowsiness, promising lasting comfort and cold limbs relief, urging readers to buy the genuine from drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baalmann
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Newark
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Enid McLain
Dan McLain
John McLain
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Aldo McKinley
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St. Clairsville
Otto
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Charlies Daugherty
Near
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Barth
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D. M. Green
Parkeburg
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A. Davis
Plains
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