Third Blaze in Five Weeks In Murray City Does Damage
A Murray City home owned by Andy Campbell suffered severe interior damage from a Sunday morning fire caused by a defective flue. Insurance covered all losses as Murray continues to fund local fire department improvements with upcoming dances and bake sales raising funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Andy Campbell
Murray
Campbell
John Doe
K. of P. Hall
W. R. Lloyd
Logan
Warren Darby
Orient
Mary Binderbasin
Glouster
Willam Chivers
Emma Tippie
Athens
Agnes Brooker
Albert Storer
Akron
Coburn
Margaret Popoczy
Wilmington
Willy White
Buchtel
Columbia T. A. Meets at Columbia
The Columbia Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday evening May 2 at Columbia. Mrs O C Byrd of Athens will be the principal speaker. Officers will be installed and a lunch of sandwiches pie pickles and coffee will be served. A profitable evening is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Parent-Teacher Association
Columbia
O. C. Byrd
Athens
Love Pirates of Hawaii staged at Columbia High School
Columbia High School presented the operetta Love Pirates of Hawaii under Mrs. C O Chapman on April 17 and 18 to large attendance. Proceeds totaled 86 dollars. The Junior play is set for May 8 with more school activities planned afterward.
Columbia Grade Schools Hold Dinner and Mock Trial Program
Last Tuesday Columbia grade schools ended with a noon meal served by the Home Economics class led by Catherine Slater. Pupils enjoyed basketball games, a mock trial Eliza Rosewater's Divorce Case, and rhythm band performances. Teachers W. H. Hampton Nellie Radekin Freda Turner Ina Radekin gave favors as the High School continues for another month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Catherine Slater
Eliza Rosewater
W. H. Hampton
Nellie Radekin
Freda Turner
Ina Radekin
Local Notes and Visits Across Midland Community
Mrs Blanch Vallandingham of Midland visits relatives including Mr and Mrs Hutchinson and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wilson and family. Grade schools closed last Tuesday marking a successful term. Asa Cook spent Sunday with Hemlock Grove parents. Sr Mr Cook suffers a broken collar bone. Mrs Beaver Facine visits son Henry. Eva Kimes attends funeral of her uncle Mr Pierce at Morning Star. Mrs Edgar Dorst returns home after time with sister Mrs Easterling in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pierce
Morning Star
Edgar Dorst
Easterling
Columbus
Mineral Misses Help and Travel in County News
Mineral Mrs. Mary Clark was called to Zaleski Monday by her mother Mrs. Rhoads illness. A second car of fertilizer was shipped to Glen Scott at Mineral and unloaded Monday. Waterloo State Forest moved switch ties to Mineral B and O yard. Edward and Grover Stout visited G L Stout Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Deeters fell ill Friday and went to her parents in Athens. Her condition is not much improved. Mrs. Diantha Hester and C F Emish returned Sunday from Chillicothe. Ray Bailis visited Mr. and Mrs. Snyder Sunday. A J Stephenson, ill, took a motor trip to Carbondale and New Marshfield. Mr and Mrs Charles Buckley man motored to Coolville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clark
Zaleski
Rhoads
Glen Scott
Waterloo State Forest
B. & O. Yard
Edward and
Grover Stout
G. L. Stout
Arthur Deeters
Athens
Diantha Hester
C. F. Emish
Chillicothe
Ray Bailis
J. P. Snyder
A. J. Stephenson
Carbondale
New Marshfield
Charles Buckley Man
Coolville
Local residents host visits and gatherings in Bedford area
Bedford residents and surrounding families hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Guests included W. L. Whaley and daughter with Edith Whaley. A C Howett of Athens with Homer Storey. William Henessey and sons with Allard Pratt. Dale Carl and Hazel visiting W. L. Waley in Nelsonville. Clyde Helwig and Mary Lee in various households. Republican Women’s Club met at Darwin Schoolhouse. list of weekend visits to Mrs. Ralph Burson, Mrs. Addie Shumway, and others with multiple local families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Whaley
Dale Carl
Hasel
Charles Hines
A. C. Howett
Athens
Homer Storey
William Henessey
Paul
William
Allard Pratt
Hazel
W. L. Waley
Nelsonville
Edith Whaley
Donald
Charles
del Whaley
Ralph Burson
Addie Shumway
Dale Car
Darrel Jeffers
Columbus
Families Enjoy Sunday Visits Across Local Towns
Otis Mansfield and family of Canaanville and A C Creamer and son Clarence of Jerseyville spent Sunday at Mrs Genevra Mansfield and family. Several local readers travel to Columbus New Lexington Ravenswood Pratts Fork and Glouster for visits. The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon for quilting.
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Otis Mansfield
Canaanville
A. C. Creamer
Clarence
Jerseyville
Genevra Mansfield
William Smith
Arthur
Columbus
Charles Leighty
Alva Haning
New Lexington
Herbert Leighty
Alvin Reeves
Near Albany
Roscoe Martin
Della Ator
John Ator
Pearl McCollins
Lancaster
George McCollins
Harold Figley
Ravenswood
W. Va
John Lowe
Vore Ridge
Herman Dunfee
Glouster
Earl Bolin
M. C. Cain
Pratts Fork
Frank Bean
Elbert Bean
Athens
Emory Crow
Oscar Haning
Crow
Deek Wolfe
Bobby
Nelsonville
John Martin
Albany
Howard Martin
Jimmy
Frank Hull
Ladies' Aid
Birthday Party Honors Multiple Guests in Coolville
In Coolville on Sunday a birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor honored Miss Taylor Miss Green and Miss Holdren with guests from Athens Little Hocking Marietta and Parkersburg. Other local visits included hospital trips church concerts and community meetings ahead of May 4 Sunday services and a summer schedule change for M E Church Sunday School.
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Coolville
Frank Taylor
Charles Wyatt
Athens
Local Families Spend Weekend Visits Across Communities
New Asbury residents Mr and Mrs Richard Fortney and family from Columbus spent the week end with J S Fortney. Blossom Buck visited with Pearl Buck in Canaanville and attended the high school play. Foster Crawford from Athens spent Sunday on his farm here. Harold Buck from Canaanville visited his grandparents Ired Buck. Jim Crawford and wife visited Athens on Saturday.
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Richard Fortney
Columbus
J. S. Fortney
Blossom Buck
Pearl Buck
Canaanville
Foster Crawford
Athens
Harold Buck
Ired Buck
Jim Crawford
Frost Hit Reedsville Orchards and Gardens Across the Valley
Frost damaged the fruit crop in Reedsville with higher ground faring better. Rome Beauty apples on hilltop trees may survive, while truck crops like cabbage peas and early tomatoes suffered losses. Local figures note potential replanting but lower future prices. Several residents visited and activities included a county eighth grade exam and a road meeting. Notables include Arthur Mills River View Orchard and H E Hayes with Charles Hamilton.
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Reedesville
Arthur Mills
River View
Rome
Summer Vacation Closure At Antioch School In Decatur
Little Hocking The Antioch School of Decatur closed last Saturday for summer vacation. The Ladies Aid provided dinner for children and visitors. Pupils with perfect attendance were awarded by teacher Lloyd McComas, including Fredrick Collins Charles Collins and Doris Morgan.
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Antioch School
Decatur
Ladies Aid
Lloyd McComas
Fredrick Collins
Charles Collins
Doris Morgan
Helen Glazier
Gertrude Dunfee
Emma Smith
Jens
Athens
Harry
Minnie Barrows
Vina Howell
Mitchell
Corning
Rowland
Fishtown
Frank Cornes
Local notes from Frost area and surrounding towns
Frost Co. worker W Templeton visits Cairo West Virginia with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Newton and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Parsons spend Sunday in Chillicothe with Mrs. Parsons' parents. Faye Duntee of Ireland visits Frost relatives. Zene Frost Route 2 visits daughter Mrs. Pearl Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Newton and Alex Parsons attend business in Athens Tuesday. Mrs. Lizzie Richard and son Ronald of Columbus spend the weekend with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Templeton
Penn Contracting Company
Cairo
W. Va
Jess Newton
Alex Parsons
Chillicothe
Athens
Lizzie Richard
Ronald
Columbus
Langsville Stays Near Langsville Families and Death Notice
Langsville R C Johnston family returned from Ann Arbor Michigan and plan to settle here. George Brown died at his home near Langsville. Funeral services set for Wednesday at Midway Church. Various relatives and visitors from Nelsonville Rutland Columbus Vinton attend events and illnesses noted including measles.
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R. C. Johnston
Ann Arbor
Mich
George Brown
Langsville
Midway Church
T. W. Wilson
Tom
Irma
Mary Adelyn Wilson
Mollie Six
Nelsonville
F. A. Miller
J. W. Miller
H. E. Sidenstricker
Mary Hawkins
von Miller
Alice
Daisy
J. B. Piper
Vinton
Pleasant Valley Hosts and Family Visites
Pleasant Valley social notes record visits across nearby towns. Columbus couple Mr and Mrs Dudley Smith spent Sunday with H M McKinley while Mr and Mrs Felix Dorsey joined Ed Brooks at Charles Wood's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Smith
Columbus
Clarence Davis
Athens
H. M. McKinley
Ard
Felix Dorsey
Ed Brooks
Charles Wood
Pearl Wood
Douglas Hudnal
Virgil Reeves
Tracey Whaley
Nelsonville
Frank Pugh
Anna Bolin
Frances Hanning
Ed Martin
Pleasanton
Will Martin
Bessie Pugh
Reeder Hawk
Orange Brand NUGGETS touted to energize liver and bowels
An advertisement claims Sluggish Liver symptoms are cured by Orange Brand NUGGETS. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Mary Marker of Magadore Ohio praising relief from fatigue headaches constipation and nervous indigestion after nightly doses. The ad touts triple action laxative liver stimulation and widespread availability at Lash's Drug Store and other outlets.
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Mary Marker
Magadore
Ohio
America
Lash
Oe Adv
Albany High School Senior Class Will Give Play Tonight
Albany April 30 The Albany High School Senior Class presents the play Bashful Mr. Bobbs at the Opera House on Wednesday and Thursday at 8 o clock. The Ladies Aid Society of the M E church held its April meeting led by Mrs Will Gillogly with a $16 gain reported since the last meet. Arbor Day readings were given by Mrs Howard Stanley and Mrs Reeder with a contest led by Mrs Reeder. Committees for May were named and refreshments provided by hostesses. Several local residents were noted visiting, with updates on hospital and traveling plans.
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Hoobler
Barth
Karl
St. John's Lutheran Church
Parkersburg
Capital University
Columbus
Perry Bingman
W. A. Bingman
Belpre
Frank Humphrey
F. G. Bunion
Wilber Woodburn
Little Hocking
Woman's Foreign
Arthur Vorhees
Stewart
Marcella Davis
R. S. Henderson
Jean
Eileen
J. C. Mineard
F. I. Caldwell
Carthage
Martha Boyce
Alex Caldwell
Susan Caldwell
Martin Koehler
Dutch Ridge
Carthage Church
Albany
Bobbs
Opera House
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Will Gillogly
Henry Reeder
Howard Stanley
Reeder
Mae Knowlton
F. L. Bolton
Ed Rickey
G. J. Tewksbury
C. N. Jones
Nettie Milligan
King
Picqua Plaines
Walter Loby
Hamilton
Asa Messenger
Zenia
Officers Elected at Final Factory-Jackville P T A Meeting
In Jackville on April 30 the Factory-Jackville P T A held its final gathering. Officers elected were president R R Barker, secretary president M R Barker, and secretary treasurer H R Jacoby. Students in Mrs Hamer’s room with perfect attendance were listed among attendees.
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Jackville-Factory P. T. A
Jackville
Pp. T. A
R. R. Barker
M. R. Barker
H. R. Jacoby
Strouds Run and Area News From School and Visits
Strouds Run Mrs William Hunter hosted guests Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jesse Bennett. Local visits included Mrs Edna Coe to Mrs Fred Dowler and Ed Leighty with Tom Day and Delmer Gillette at Pearl Smiths. Measles caused absences Kathleen and Ida Burton. Upper grades show Reading Circle progress with 32 of 37 enrolled. A Chauncey music contest visit by Vivian Bingman noted. Seventh and eighth graders created agriculture posters, first and second grades focused on safety. The eighth grade did well on the state exam. final day events planned with games and a noon picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hunter
Jesse Bennett
Forest Mapes
Tom Day
Athens
Cleo Cain
Scatter Ridge
Ed Leighty
Edna Coe
Fred Dowler
Charles Cone
Irma
Dave Mattison
Ed. Leighty
Delmer Gillette
Pearl Smith
Alice Jordan
Nancy Linscott
Marshall
Vivian Bingman
Chaunel
Try This Doctor’s Laxative Free of Charge
An advertisement touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle effective laxative for constipation. It claims herbs and senna start action and restore regularity, suitable for family use. Free trial bottle offered by mail from Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
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