Albany High School Graduation Address At First Baptist Church
Sunday evening May 2 at 8 o clock the annual address to Albany high school graduates will be delivered at the First Baptist church by Rev Harold C Fletcher. Miss Julia Stanley will lead a 24 voice choir singing Oh Israel and Jesus the Lord. Throckmorton noted the balloon gas nearly exhausted after carrying the craft from Tuesday to Thursday morning in a southerly direction for seventy six miles.
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Albany High School
First Baptist Church
Harley C. Fletcher
Julia Stanley
He Oh
Israel
Jess the Lord
Throckmorton
Class Play At Ra House This Week
The class presents a comic operetta departure from the usual type at the ra house on Thursday and Friday evening. Tickets go on sale at Clines' drug store Friday morning at 9 30. Tonight the class performs the operetta at Sjutland.
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Clines
Sjutland
Detour in Use for Road Works from Bolen's Mill to Athens Line
Traffic to McArthur from Athens is detoured before entering Albany via Tedrow bridge and over Lively ridge. State construction crews are grading the east end of the Vinton county road stretch from Bolen's Mill to the Athens county line.
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McArthur
Athens
Albany
Tedrow Bridge
Lively Ridge
Vinton County
Bolen
Local notices recall visits and family news across town
Mrs. Florence Strong returns from Wilkesville after visiting her ill mother Mrs Hannah Litle. Paul Mendenhall visits Everett Vorhes family. Aura Vorhes travels from Columbus. Mrs Sarah Brooks travels for brother-in-law Berry Brooks death. Pr and Mrs A F Holmes return from the South. Miss Luckett improves health. Willard McDaniel leaves for Rio Grande College. Orville Johnson ill with mumps. Donald Russell assists at Rotroff grocery.
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Florence Strong
Wilkesville
Hannah Litle
Mondday
Paul Mendenhall
Athens
Everett “Vis
Howard Vorhes
Aura Vorhes
Columbus
Lydia Cline
Marthaine
Ohio Wesleyan
Everett Neff
Pittsburgh
Walker Neff
Sarah Brooks
Carbaugh
Chase
Berry Brooks
John Carpenter
Carpenter
Brooks
Curious Balloon Sends Message From Columbus Address
A colored toy balloon found in a barn yard carried a card with a name and Columbus address asking the finder to notify the sender when and where the balloon is found. The incident piqued Matt’s curiosity about the small mystery attached to a simple fair toy.
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Matt Thes Objec
Columbus
Juniors Banquet Seniors Close Year With Post Party
The Junior class honored twenty four graduating seniors and the high school faculty with an Monday night party at the opera house. Games and charades preceded a late plate luncheon. Arthur Van Dyke has recovered from pneumonia and is out this week. Mrs. O. D. Dailey substituted for Mrs. Zick at Athens Junior High while ill. Mrs. Parsons and granddaughter Imogene Parsons plan to move back to West Virginia next Monday after wintering here and assisting Mr. Howard on the Avenue while Imogene attended high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur van Dyke
O. D. Dailey
Athens
Zick
Parsons
Imogene Parsons
Mandy
West Virginia
Mr. Howard
Imogene
Civil War veteran in serious condition after stroke
An elderly veteran from the Civil War suffered a aparalectic stroke and remained in serious condition. Mr Picker jing resides in Syracuse. Nearby residents Ned Ogg and Leonard Ogg, of Stewart, worked on a garden at their home and plan to move back soon. W C Joe and Ernest Young attended their grandfather John Christy’s funeral at Long Bottom with several relatives. Protracted meetings started at the U B church Sunday night. Sam Munn and son of Sugar Creek visited Alonzo Vernon on Sunday.
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Eran
Pickerjing
Syracuse
Ned
Leonard Ogg
Stewart
W. C. Joe
Ernest Young
John Christy
Long Bottom
Freda Roberts
Esther Young
Meda Lisle
Sadie
Alma Young
Roy Lee
U. B
Sam Munn
Sons
Sugar Creek
Alonzo Vernon
Weekend Social Notes From Carbon Hill Area
Carbon Hill guests and visiting families reported include Mrs. Albert Iconour and son Pierce of Columbus, Mrs. Blanche Evans and Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilkinson with children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers, Mrs. Emma Aplin of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arick with Donna Jean, and Noah Spooner returning home from Logan hospital. Also mentions Albert Evans and Lester with Mrs. Wilkinson and Kenneth visiting Crooksville by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Iconour
Pierce of Columbus
Carl Sparnow
Blanche Evans
Lester
Harry Wilkinson
T. C. Green
Nelsonville
Frank Powers
Logan
Emma Aplin
G. W. Ross
Ralph Arick
Donna Jean
Irank Hawk
Noah Spooner
Logan Hospital
Albert Evans
Kenneth
Crooksville
Local families visit in Fairview and surroundings
Lottridge family and Catherine Boggs visit Raymond Boggs in Fairview Sunday. Ben Barnhart and family visit Bede Starke. Leslie Morris and children of Athens stay with C. L. Davis. Allen Ball of Athens visits J. W. Ball family. Rylmer Ackley and children dine with Daniel Ackley. Doctor Westervelt attends Mrs. Boggs. she shows improvement. L. T. Runnion family and Mrs. Windsor visit Autmer Ackley in the evening.
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Rylmer Ackley
Daniel Ackley
Doctor Westervelt
Coolville
Leroy Boggs
Boggs
L. T. Runnion
Mildred
Lucy Windsor
Rol Zumbro
Autmer Ackley
Local Social Roundup From Athens and Surrounding Areas
Broadwell George Harry and Albert Smith return from Redfield after months away. Sedwick family hosted by J. P. Sedwick and Ray Priest households in Sugar Creek. Oscar James and Walter Poutch visited Athens. K D Smith began a confectionery and called at Athens. Goldie Young and Blanche Smith visited Amesville. A cotillion at Smith's hall drew crowds from Amesville Lathrop New England and Stewart. Wayne France of Athens visited Mrs. W. White's family. Field meet attendance noted in Athens. Esther White and Katie Locke of Nelsonville held a special meeting at the U B church. Mrs. Viola Tuttle learned of Jasper Pickering’s telegram on Saturday night.
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George
Harry
Albert Smith
Redfield
George Sedwick
Sugar Creek
J. P. Sedwick
Ray Priest
Oscar James
Walter Poutch
Athens
K. D. Smith
Goldie Young
Blanche Smith
Amesville
Lathrop
New England
Stewart
Smith's Hall
Wayne France
W. ©. White
E. E. White
Esther White
Katie Locke
Nelsonville
U. B. Church
Viola Tuttle
Jasper Pickering
Carbon Hill Dominates Local Field Meet At Carbon Hill
A large crowd attended the Carbon Hill field meet with Carbon Hill leading 42 to 32 for South Perry and Haydenville. Events included 190 and 1990 yard dashes, javelin and shot put, running jumps, tosses, and tug of war. Principal John Dixon and others organized the day. an orchestra program and April 29 commencement followed with Dean T. C. McCracken delivering the class address at Ohio University.
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Carbon Hill
South Perry
Haydenville
White
Blosser
Wilkinson
Patton
Cave
Vv. Johnson
Deffenbauch
Deffenbaugh
Stump
Devol
Hughes
Carbon Hil
Norris
John Dixon
Albert Dilcher
Nelsonville
Earl Craft
New Straitsville
Gem Theater
Floyd Cook
Dean T. C. McCracken
Ohio University l
Fire destroys Moses Cooley farm dwelling near Coolville
About 9 o clock Saturday evening a two story dwelling on the Moses Cooley farm beside the river burned to the ground. The home is owned by J. C. Mineard of New Brighton Pennsylvania and was occupied by Mr and Mrs Hiram Milhoan who had the farm rented. The Milhoans were fishing at the river when the fire started said to have caught from the kitchen flue and the blaze was beyond control by the time discovered. They lost the house contents and over one hundred young chickens. The house carried insurance but the contents did not. Millioan spent Saturday night and Sunday in Parkersburg with his family here.
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Moses Cooley
J. C. Mineard
New Brighton
Hiram Milhoan
Troy Grange to Initiate New Members This Saturday
Troy Grange schedules its regular meeting for Saturday afternoon May 2 with the lecture hour devoted to initiating new members. The surprise program two weeks ago drew strong attendance.
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Troy Grange
Social Visit Roundup From Parkersburg and Nearby Towns
Local residents share Sunday visits with relatives and friends across Parkersburg Lottridge Athens and surrounding areas. Names include R E and Ed Daugherty and Glennis. Lillie Dunfee. Carson Boggs. S S Tilton family. Lydia Anderson Gentz. G E Parker. Emerson Place. Orland Branch. H W DeVore. Helen DeVore. Reps. Anna Runion. Fred Runion. Ford Friend. Perry Haning. A C Davis. C D Metcalf. Frances Bond. Oris Hendricks. Rex Green. and A T Vorhees.
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R. E
Ed Daugherty
Glennis
Will Daugherty
Parkersburg
Lillie Dunfee
Smith Dunfee
Carson Boggs
Fred Runion
This Place
Ford
Athens
C. D. Metcalf
Perry Haning
New Marshfield
A. C. Davis
A. T. Vorhees
Stewart
Local Notes From Greenfield Area Citizens Gatherings
Residents and visitors are listed with recent visits and plans. Names include Mozelle Stephans Eleanor Kaufman Dessie Anderson Mary Kaufman Lizzie Kaufman Fred Gabriel George Swartz Lucy Dorr Lucy Dorr Sugar Creek and Athens area families. Several travel to Cleveland Washington D. C. and Columbus for work and care. A birthday party at Salem Saturday night honored Mrs Hawk.
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Mozelle Stephans
Greenfield
Eleanor
Liz Guess
Dessie Anderson
Dayton
Ed Anderson
Columbus
Mary
Lizzie Kaufman
Cleveland
Fred Gabriel
Bob Jones
George Swartz
Joe Hutchins
Lucy Dorr
Sugar Creek
Thomas Goodfellow
Ohio
Jack Scott
Kentucky
Minnie Eagan
Will Christian
Athens
John Schmidt
St. Clairsville
Jack McCallister
Washington D. H
Henry Frost
Ike Wallace
Tom Beck
Ervin Vore
Alvah Verity
Z. Courtney
Elza McGranor
Noble Collins
Marshfield
Neva
Beulah Hawk
Anna Scott's
Salem
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Hawk
Mr and Mrs Howard Guess of Athens Called on Lit Guess
Mr and Mrs Howard Guess of Athens visited Lit Guess Sunday night, a brief social note from the community page.
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Mrs. Howard Guess
Athens
National Limited visits Hamden on debut trip
Dozens gathered at the B and O depot Sunday night to watch the National Limited on its inaugural run from St. Louis to Washington. The six car train grew to eight cars due to demand, with mono gram lighting on the engine fronts. Conductors Noah Moore and C A Donnells and engineers P A Rhulman and C Mummer, a former Hamden resident, were assigned.
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Here
Wellston
National Limited
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Noah Moore
C. A. Donnells
P. A. Rhulman
C. Mummer
Rhulman
Hamden
George Craig
William Craig
Mabel Larrabee
Greendale
U. B
Logan
Mary Davisson
Bess Thompson
Joe King
Athens
Harry Swift
Dorothy Wititoe
Columbus
Darrell Craig
Richard Davisson
Richard, Jr
H. R. Brooks
Chillicothe
Ed Wilitoe
Bertha Spangenberg
Hutchinson
Kansas
Sue Carr
Crawford
Dayton
Ray Webb
Black Fork
Webb
Abe Young
Grace Morris
Hamden High School
John Marks
Clarence Higgins
Lormers
Murray City Gossip Notes Across Nelsonville Logan and More
Mrs Joe Shuttleworth visited Nelsonville as a business guest. Families from Logan Athens Columbus and Akron visited Murray and nearby towns over the weekend. A 25 pound fish was caught by La Follet and crew attracting spectators. Dog show results boosted Loper collie wins. Trustees in Logan plan to buy land for Carbon Hill cemetery.
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Joe Shuttleworth
Nelsonville
William Poling
Gloria
Logan
E. A. Person
Paul
Athens
Ermin Metcalf
Bobby
Lancaster
Murray
Charles Strum Jr
Pearl Denny
Cambridge
Leroy Davis
George Ferguson
Akron
la Follet
Nellie Crewe
Billy
Columbus
John Fich
James Hamer
Margaret Penn
Helen Stewart
Barney Penn
Pearl Seaman
Louie
W. F. Poling
Floella Hillyer
Cherrington Hospital
Albert Storer
Eddy Driegs
Storer
Sadie Shelton
Dora
Belle Shelton
Glouster
Lorenzo Lewis
Claude Loper
Loper
Delco Light Powers Farms At Low Startup Cost
The Delco Light system offers electrical lighting for farms with research and invention behind it. Ready to turn on, the setup costs $53 plus the price of the plant, delivering millions of dollars of machinery and electrical capability to rural operations.
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Delco-Light
Dayton
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Mary Kennsel
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Sycamore School
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Mineral
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Harry Bagley
O. S. Ray
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Chares Roberts
William Wright
Cross and Trainer
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Garnet Porter
Oakley
Charles Stetson
W. Campbell
J. A. Jolly
Katherine
Dixons Mills
Lon
Donderry
Steve Brine
Millie Zervis
Ed Wibut
Frances
Cora Dingman
Odd Fellowship
Ray
I. O. O. F. Hall
Matthew Lewis
Murray City News
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Delco-Light Company
Dayton, Ohio
General Motors Corporation
Edward N. Earley
West Union Street
Athens, Ohio
J."j. Munsell & Sons Co., Distributors
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