Murray City students on April honor roll and local notices
Murray City schools announce honor roll for April across grades from first to eleventh. The column also reports numerous community happenings including visits, birthdays, births, deaths, funerals, field meets, and school events with named residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Ralph Carsner
Virgil Hillyer
Irene Hober
Helen Haden
Irene Horvath
Helen Koon
Ruth Martin
Cathryn Pedoski
Lowell Pinney
Margaret Short
Paul Slater
James Spencer
Frances Stewcil
Robert Stratton
Ethel Tolliver
Mary Louise Albaugh
Mary Louise Allberry
Clifford Myers
Virginia Brooker
Frederick Coburn
Margaret Horvath
Helen Brooker
Ithel Currens
Dorothy Jones
Margaret Tigger
Margaret Robinson
Bill Roberson
Raymond Storer
Mike Sobran
Thor Holt
Gyneth Craft
Ruth Thomas
Edward Popoczy
Anna Suzowsky
George Langley
Charles Allberry
Billy Bell
Terry Bunting
Rollen Campbell
Harold Dixon
Helen Murphy
Henrietta Mordue
Charles Roberts
Walter Sikora
Louise Swyer
Marguerite Robson
Eunice Spencer
Ajestin Bauer
Eva Cook
Ruth Donson
Loretta Martin
Ruth Robson
Everett Sapp
Blanche Darby
Lovelia Kilpatrick
Ethel Popoczy
Mildred Wollett
Helen Wash
Genevieve Stone
Social notes from Angell Ridge and surrounds
Angell Ridge residents visit Long Ridge and Blackburn Heights. Mrs. Dewitt Sloan breaks her left arm while papering. A Roy Millers dance and a county field meet plus an oratorical contest are noted. J W Maxwell party honors fifty first birthday with a noon dinner for relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Sloan
Ira Sams
Long Ridge
Mary Sams
Fisher Roush
Billy
Lillie
Lester Vore
Greens Run
Lucinda Sloans
Virgil Maxwell
Blackburn Heights
Vera Douglas
Lucile
Ethel Brown
J. W. Maxwell
Abe Williams
Coleman Ashworth
Chas. Oxley
Edward Dearth
Frank White
Carl Snow
Clarence
Florence
Evena Dearth
Mary Della Maxwell
Irene
Bessie Bobo
Elizabeth
Jlel
Susie Oxley
Marvin Maxwell
Athens Area Farm Activity and Local Visits Report
Pratt's Fork residents Elza Sapp and wife assist with farm work on their Athens area farm. Several residents visit relatives in Athens over the weekend. Dr Orr reportedly in serious condition. Local workers travel to Athens and Bowling Green for Pratt Construction and contractor jobs. A kitchen shower honors Clyde Smith and Mrs Smith. Various residents visit kin and attend weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Sapp
Athens
Mary Gilkey
Will Dilkey
Francis Orr
Dorothy
Orr
Jasper Hill Hosts All Day Picnic And Afternoon Program
A Jasper Hill school event set for May 4 includes an all day picnic and an afternoon program. Local families and visitors were seen at several homes, with notable mentions of Frank Klingenberg returning to his farm, Nuzum Oil and Gas planning a drill on the C. W. Nuzum farm, and various visits among residents including the Williams, Hess, and Bails families. Opal Geraldine Williams was born May 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Hill
Frank Klingenberg
Guysville
Ray Gossett
Kenneth
Leslie
Logan
Laura Glazier
Arthur Bails
Genevieve Nuzum
Rome High School
Margaret Taylor
Athens
Wilda Hunter
Kern Street
Ray Williams
Opal Geraldine
Leonard Williams
Shade
J. L. Williams
Dayton Dalton
Ella Crawford
Will Nickason
West Virginia
Daniel Koehler
Charles Flanders
Stuart Martin
Washington, D. C
Alex Smith
Helen
Cledythe
Alex Williard
Charles Nuzun
Will Hess
Howard Nichols
Howard Klingenberg
Toster Klingenberg
Clarence Bails
Raymond Bails
Orville Koehler
Phil
Protracted Meeting At Mt Hermon Draws Attentive Crowd
Sharpsburg reports a well attended protracted meeting at Mt Hermon. The piece notes spring growth and a somber funeral for Adaline Sedwick, reared in the area, who died in Columbus while visiting with her husband J P Sedwick. Leonard and Mrs Harris of Westerville surprised their parents, then visited Portsmouth briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hermon
Leonard Harris
Westerville
Henry Burns
Portsmouth
Adaline Sedwick
Broad Well
J. P. Sedwick
Columbus
Lodi May Events And School Club News
The senior class play runs Friday April 30 and Saturday May 1 with baccalaureate on May 2 and commencement May 3. Local students attend events, form sewing and nature clubs, and elect officers for the Lodi High School groups.
Local residents keep social ties across towns this winter
Carpenter G F Farley and family plan to move to Columbus to be near their children after a brief stay here. Numerous locals visit relatives in Columbus, Zaleski, Dexter, and Athens over weekends. John Cline is recovering from flu and several families host guests at their homes in Burr Oak and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Jeffers
Lawrence Woodyard
Columbus
M. A. Bosworth
W. R. Hanna
Clarence Foley
Marl Jewell
Cecil
Athens
John Cline
Jancis
Freda Rupe
D. F. Romine
J .M. Boggeass
Harrisonville
Burr Oak
Warnie Nelson
Albany
Albany Public Schools Close May 4 with Senior Class Events
Albany public schools close on May 4. The senior class presents Amazon Isle at the opera house April 29 and 30. Baccalaureate is Sunday at 3 p.m. Rev. Howard Warner of Athens delivers the sermon. Twenty eight students receive diplomas, six from Albany. colors are green and white, flower American Beauty rose. The program features music, a valedictory by Donna Sanders, and an address by Dr. C. W. Cookson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Amazon Isle
Opera House
Howard Warner
Athens
Elva Throckmorton
Agnes Ross Keith Zimmerman
Fern M. Levis
Donald C. Russell
Druzilla Marie Crow
Charles E. Fagan
Helen Howery
Mary Alice Conner
Olive Aldena Tewksbury
Donna Sanders
Charles Fagan
C. W. Cookson
Cline’s
Seniors Honored at High School Farewell Reception
The junior class hosted seniors at a farewell reception in the opera house last Wednesday. Guests included Superintendent Copeland, Bertha Mee Vey, Florence Withers, Grace Thomas, and Mrs. Eccles. Charles McCall welcomed, Donald Russell responded as sixty students enjoyed contests, jokes, and music in green and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Copeland
Bertha Mee Vey
Florence Withers
Grace Thomas
Eccles
Charles McCall
Donald Russell
Sophomores Hold Wiener Roast Picnic
Mr and Mrs Willard McDaniel and Mr and Mrs F F Rotroff served as chaperones for a sophomore class wiener roast at a hotel gathering with friends from the high school. The group traveled by car toward Athens to a spot on Pomeroy road and ended the evening with games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard McDaniel
F. F. Rotroff
Athens
Pomeroy Road
Rowell Sells Milk Route and Dairy Herd at Public Sale
Harry Rowell completed a sale of his milk route to the Pauley brothers who reside near Hebbardsville. Last Saturday he disposed of his dairy herd and accessories at a public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rowell
Pauley Brothers
Hebbardsville
Rowell
Albany chorus hosts party at Mrs Willard McDaniel home
Members of the Albany chorus held a Friday night gathering at Mrs Willard McDaniel home with their director Mrs Mc Daniel and president Mrs I S Rotroff among the hostesses. The entire evening was spent in a social program with music and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Chorus
Willard McDaniel
McDaniel
I. S. Rotroff
Death of Fred Cooley at Oli vett Ti and family ties
Friends report the death of Fred Cooley from heart trouble at his Oli vett Ti home last Sunday. Funeral and burial occurred there. He and his family lived on a farm near Albany before moving to Illinois for Bible school studies. He leaves a widow two daughters a young son and a married daughter in Hope Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cooley
Olivett
Mr. Cooley
Albany
Illinois
Cooley
Hope
Ohio
Twelve Old Maids Draw Largest Opera House Audience
A large crowd attended a Methodist church play titled Twelve Old Maids at the opera house. Mrs. Bert Hovey led the event with $84.40 receipts. cast included Mrs. Curtis Jones as Liza and Miss Carrie Ritchie as the fortune teller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Bert Hovey
Curtis Jones
Liza
Carrie Ritchie
Mary Reeder
F. I. Rotroff
Phil Sweeney
Hazel O'Neal
P. D. Morse
Eldon Dailey
Henry Reeder
Clint Cross
Howard Stanley
Ed Rickey
Earl Barr
Ed Bailes
O. D. Dailey
George Bailes
William Whaley
John Cline
Laurence
Lora Mae Barr
Andrews purchase Florida couple buy Bolin restaurant
Mr and Mrs Lafe Andrews recently returned from Florida have bought the restaurant of Lloyd Bolin and are now in possession. They will live in the Lawrence Morris house on Pomeroy street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Andrews
Florida
Lloyd Bolin
Lawrence Morris
Pomeroy Street
Truck damages pole on Wilkes Street corner
A large state truck turning from Wilkes street onto Pomeroy road struck a telephone pole, breaking it into three pieces above ground. The top stayed in place by guy ropes and wires, so telephone service was not disrupted. A new pole was installed at a heavy cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Street
Pomeroy Road
Preaches Trial Sermon in Covington Baptist Church
The Rev. M. F. Bagby of Covington Kentucky will preach at First Baptist Church on Saturday evening and Sunday morning May 1 and 2 as a candidate for the pastorate, recommended by the pulpit committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. IF. Bagby
Covington, Ky
First Baptist Church
Bagby
Young entrants from Hebbardsville church join peace contest
Youth participants from Hebbardsville M E church enter a peace contest and will deliver aid to the poor as part of the community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebbardsville M. EF. Church
Weaver Chapel organizes summer Sunday school near Albany
Members of Weaver Chapel met last Sunday to organize the summer Sunday school due to bad roads delaying winter sessions. Sixteen attended with John Stanley of Albany elected superintendent and Denver McVay chosen to teach the men and women class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Chapel
Albany
John Stanley
William Beckley
Harvey McVay
Sylvia McVay
Irene McVay
Denver McVay
Hirlah Stanley
Summer visitors and funeral guests in Columbus area
Miss Hilah Stanley spent the summer at home after finishing at Seldom Seen last week. Mr and Mrs Ema Searles hosted relatives including Mrs H P D Kalb and family from Brilliant, and Wayne Seares of Wellsville, last Sunday. Dr A J Shoemaker and Mrs Ray Lauffer hosted Columbus guests Martha Dailey and Elma Dailey during the week while attending Dr Howard Vorhes funeral in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilah Stanley
H. PD. Kalb
George
Ruth
Brilliant
Wayne Seares
Wellsville
Ema Searles
A. J. Shoemaker
Martha Dailey
Ray Lauffer
Elma Dailey
Columbus
Howard Vorhes
Local Moves and Visits Reported Across Ohio and West Virginia
The Plain s notes a series of weekend visits and travel from Logan area residents. Charles Wright and son visited Joe Hutchins. Emory Ball went to Charleston. Lawrence Olson traveled to Parkerburg and Belle Valley seeking work. Mrs. Hol McCall and son stayed with the William Moore family. Thorn and Moore households changed residences in the area. Lulu Smith returns home for summer with her mother. Roscoe Shields visited family from Lockbourne. Groveport pair Hollis Altridge spent Sunday with Liz Guess. Parkersburg trip by Alfred Mattison family and Denzil Gabriel group. Loren North and Grove Nagle families were guests of Zine Courtney. Frank Smith shared Sunday dinner with the Burdette family. congratulations arrive for the birth of a daughter to Leslie and Ethel Davis of Willoughby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Olson
Pakersburg
Belle Valley
W. Va
Hol. McCall
Athens
William Moore
Lloyd Thorn
Sam Gabriel
Harry Moore
Riley Keeton
Thorn
Lulu Smith
Carbon Hill
Zell Buffington
Roscoe Shields
Lockbourne
Hollis Altridge
Groveport
Liz Guess
Alfred Mattison
Dave
Fan
Poston
Denzil Gabriel
Alfred
Parkersburg
Loren North
Nelsonville
Grove Nagle
Iva
Death notices and birth announcement from West Virginia and Ohio
Lottridge Charles Day learns of his brother Smith Day’s death at his home in Elizabeth West Virginia. L J Ball and son Allen report a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Swisher of Morrow County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Day
Smith Day
Elizabeth
W. Va
L. J. Ball
Allen
Athens
H. C. Swisher
Clarence Swisher
Morrow County
Amesville Notes From Local Letter and Visits
A letter from Dale Wilson to his father John Wilson says he remains aboard the USS Pittsburgh and has toured the Holy Land including Palestine the Sea of Galilee Jerusalem Bethlehem and Jericho. EK I Curtis of Pataskala reviewed local oil and gas prospects last week with W H Brown Ezra Walker and others planning another visit to Ames and Cutler home sites. Miss Margaret Sarver funeral drew Mr and Mrs Harry Sarver Harman Carpenter of Glouster. services by Mrs Wetherby of Athens. DD B Bennett of Hooper's bought a Franklin street property from Gall Harris and will move in after a sale Saturday afternoon. Riley Thompson went to Columbus for work and tried a new opening at Black Diamond mine but could not at Jacksonville scale. Beatrice Porter of Marietta and Lucile Porter of Columbus visited mother Florence Porter over the weekend. Perry Clark of Athens, a former Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Wilson
John Wilson
Pittsburgh
Holy Land
Palestine
Sea of Gallilee
Jerusalem
Bethelehem
Jericoa
EK. I. Curtis
Pataskala
W. H. Brown
Ezra Walker
Athens
Ames
Cutler’s
Ewing
B. Bennett
Hooper's
Franklin Street
Gall Harris
Riley Thompson
Columbus
Black Diamond
Jacksonville
Beatrice Porter
Marietta
Lucile Porter
Florence Porter
Perry Clark
Danderine Promises Help for Damaged Hair and Dandruff
An advertisement touts Danderine as restoring life and lustre to dry faded hair after curling and r ing. It claims hair becomes wavy, stronger from the roots, and dandruff disappears, with a 35 cent bottle available at drug or toilet counters.
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Messenger
Murray City News
Joe Lairson
Massillon
Harry Shuttleworth
Wm. Bracken
Isabel Waiters
Grant Hostel
Gladys Baird
Dallas Brownig
Glouster
Mode Lewis
Doc Madden
Ravenwood
Margaret Popoczy
Paul Andrews
Joe
James Robinson
Zanesville
Charles Camel
Stell Peacock
Clifford Robinett
Marion
George Potts
Harold
Dorothea Hamer
C. E. Crew
Chesterhill
Frank Bardin
Luise Edgerton
Minturn George
Gallipolis
Leota Strode
Daniel Ackley
Theirissa Hoyt
Co. D. Swartz
Strickland
Chester
L. H. Allen
Ralph Allen
H. FR. Watkins
L. T. Runnion
Bert Hughes
Chesapeake
Edward Rowan
Coolville
Vanderhoof
Black
H. R. Swisher
H. R. Watkins
I. O
C. J. VanValey
Walton
Tegraph
Hannah Glaster
Hockingport
W. F
Clyde Gibson
Ray Irwin
Tenna Young
Harbor Springs
Mich
Be Irwin
Miles Cain
Frank Cain
Holly and
Delbert King
Fred Beckler
Fred Jones
Ross Ackley
Bowling Green
Pratt Construction Company
Helen Dixon
J. V. Dixon
Norma Young
Elias Darrtt
Frank Sargent
Clyde Smith
Harry Smith
John Calvin
Nill
Tuppets Plains
Roy Goldsberry
T. Beasley Milling Company
Gladys Smith
Bardin Brothers
Irs
Ji Smitin
Sharpsburg
Proper
This Place
Audena Burson
Libia Burson
Ruth Cowan
Fred Richland
Anna Colburn
Pomeroy
Johnny Shumway
Claudis Chappell
C. J. Hoskins
Nora Kelley
Mary Woodyard
Vern O'Brien
Stanley Bolen
O. CC. Shellman
Lodi
Berdena Hawk
Alma
Velma Goldsberry
H. Chappell
Charles Westcott
Everett Bosworth
Wayne
Frank O'Brien
Joe Shuler
Helen Westcott
Fern Sargent
Lizzie Cowan
Grace Harris
Mary Blackwood
Leader
Lodi Boys’ General Club
Ralph Harris
Walter Smith
Worthington Biehl
Carl Hoskins
Loyd Pierce
Lodi Boys
Frank Chaney
Dale O’brien
Kermit Swartz
Omer Hines
Vincent Serleston
Joe Chappell
G. F. Farley
Sam Tewksbury
Libby Reeves
Barnhouse
Kenneth Sisson
Dexter
J. S. Dudgeon
Zaleski
Rotroff
L. E. Mundew & CO
John L. Wion
Charles Wright and
Near Logan
Joe Hutchins
Emory Ball
Charleston
Gordon Phillips
Son Junior
Lottridge
Amesville
Big Bree
Foy’s Bank Barn
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Lindsia
Depot St
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