Atkinson resigns Albany post to lead Hollister school
L. I. Atkinson tendered his Albany high school teaching position to assume the Hollister second grade high school principalship with twelve elementary grades. The move brings higher pay and growth. The board will select a successor soon. Many social visits and family movements are noted, with several trips among Albany, Columbus, Athens, Pomeroy, and Hamden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Atkinson
Albany
Hollister
C. O. Whitlatch
Carol
Columbus
Carpenter
Howery
Dan German
Stiverson
A. F. Holmes
Mary Blake
Faye
Hazael
Marvel Knowlton
Newton Knowlton
Sheltering Arms Hospital
F. E. Goldsberry
Debt settlement talks between France and Britain delayed
Reports from London say prospects for settling the French debt to Britain receded as French Finance Minister Caillaux delays a London visit until September or October. Unofficial reports suggest continued impasse after last week’s negotiation disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Caillaux
Local residents visit relatives and note livestock losses
Carpenter Mrs Lan Marcum returns from Kentucky with her sister's children. Mrs Frisby improves and may visit soon. Families from Columbus Toledo and Alabama visit Albany area. Sheep killing dogs blamed for numerous losses around Cot trill Sisson Caster and Searls households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan Marcum
Kentucky
Frisby
J. M. Boggess
Indianapolis
Augusta Swett
Columbus
Harry Dudgeon
Toledo
W. C. Cottrill
Jesse Sisson
O. W. Caster
A. D. Morrison
Elmer Searls
Albany
Hooper Ridge hosts Mr and Mrs EB McDaniel relatives gathering
Mr and Mrs Warren McDaniel of Hooper Ridge entertained many friends at their home for a Sunday gathering in honor of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs EB McDaniel of North Liberty Indiana. Guests included Rev Thompson and numerous families from Hooper Ridge Amesville Athens Trimble and Lancaster with music and social chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren McDaniel
Hooper Ridge
EB. P. McDaniel
North Liberty
Ind
Thompson
New Straitsville
Harmon Kasler
A. A. Kasler
Jennie
Lewis Morris
John McDaniel
Clyde Auler
Narren
George Balderson
Allen
Edgar Keirns
T. M. Keirns
Spicer Keirns
Riley Wolfe
Albert Linsecott
Janieta
Guy Kasler
Amesville
Everett Moore
Lancaster
James Meseher
Edith Louise
C. C. Robinson
Athens
Earl Johnson
Betty
Kate Martin
Nina Johnson
R. Gooding
All of Trimble
Gladys Beebe
Fsie Bailey
Everett Tryon
Claude Yers
Donald Green
Vincent Riley
Bert Wolfe
Earl
Gail McDaniel
Sunday Guests Visit Ill Uncle in Racine Area
Pratt's Fork report notes Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mohler and Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith with Mae Goldsberry as Sunday visitors to Orange Lovett, who lies seriously ill at his son Joe Lovett's home near Racine. Lovett is a minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mohler
J. Smith
Mae Goldsberry
Orange Lovett
Joe
Racine
Mr. Lovett
Community Guests Remember Mt Zion Church Ties
Local notes recount visits to Mt Zion church sixteen years ago and ongoing neighborly hospitality. Numerous families including Cain, Smith, Goldsberry, Helwig, Sapp, Hawk, Van Wert, Gilmore, Jones, and others are listed as hosting or visiting within the community. Several attendees joined a baptism at Holliday Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion
Frank Cain
Miles Cain
Harry Smith
Leslie Hawk
Sarah Goldsberry
Roy Goldsberry
Annie Berry
McConnelsville
Frank Helwig
Alex Sapp
Luther van Wert
Myrtle Gilmore
Arley
Pomeroy
Emmett Jones
Harrold Jones
Ilo Tcknell
Will Cohner
Amanda Davis
Alvira Grim
S. J. Smith
Holliday
Olson and others attend Snyder reunion near Gore
The Plains residents unite at the Snyder reunion near Gore with frequent visits from August Olson, Mort McPherson, Walter Geisicke, and others. Notable mentions include a sister in law Anna Scott’s death from tonsillitis in Lancaster and a funeral at Salem church. Several locals host or visit relatives across Columbus and Marshfield. tires were stolen from two cars Friday night.
Amesville Social News Highlights From Henry Farm bonfire to Yellowstone trip
Amesville residents host Anna Wilson her daughters Martha and Cathrine and sister Martha Door of Minnesota at the Henry farm for a bonfire picnic. Visitors include K B McDaniel and sons from North Liberty and others. trips planned to Tipton and Yellowstone Park. Thelma Colvin and Hattie Richie visit from Columbus and Athens respectively. Paul Wyatt visits Eldon Wyatt. E P Adair and daughter Mary Frances from Huntington stay with Lucy Adair. Starrett family guest the lumber business. Mrs Robert Roberts of Bern dies. funeral at Mt Harmon. Leonard Smith nets a 382 pound Muskingum River catfish. Rev. Thompson of Hooper Ridge endures multiple motor mishaps after services. two accidents leave minor injuries to Erdley and two women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wilson
Martha
Cathrine
Martha Door
Mankato
Minn
K. Henry
Henry Farm
K. PB. McDaniel
North Liberty
Ind
Amesville
Warren McDaniel
William Mickle
Athens
I. E. Phillips
Tipton
Yellow Stone Park
Thelma Colvin
Columbus
N. W. Colvin
Paul Wyatt
Canton
Eldon Wyatt
E. P. Adair
Mary Frances
Huntington
W. Va
Lucy Adair
Starrett
McConnelsville
Robert Roberts
Bern
Mt. Harmon
Leonard Smith
Muskingum
Thompson
Beech Grove
Hooper Ridge
Ernest Linscott
Harvey Linscott
Erdley
Coming Home Weekend Traditions at Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg hosts a homecoming August 8 and 9 with club demonstrations on Saturday and speeches on Sunday. Ice cream and watermelons will be available. Chesterhill Orchestra provides instrumental music. Local social notes include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGhee of Dayton to grandparents in Hermon and church cleanup by Hermon women. Mrs. Robert Roberts dies in Mt. Sherman after illness. interment at Mt. Herman. The item also notes Marietta and Amesville visitors and pipeline workers in New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterhill Orchestra
Paul McGhee
Dayton
Henry Urns
Hermon
Robert Roberts
Kate Schooler
Mt.Sarmer
Vinton
New Lexington
Ktey
Stanley Gould
Imes
Marietta
Coolville
Lyman Sanderson
Ifred Wedge
Parkersburg
Carl Higley
William Higley
New Vienna
A. ©. Frame
Rome Richardson
Columbus
Lizzie Richardson
Frost
Black
Guysville
Squires
Howard Chandler
Lancaster
Kamberling Couple Announce Birth of Son Louie Henry
Carbon Hill announces the birth of Louie Henry to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kamberling of Willard on July 23. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kamberling. Nearby notices include funeral attendance for Mrs. Gilbert in Nelsonville and visits among locals such as Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sparman Mrs. Anna Evans and daughter Esther, with several travelers via Logan and Columbus connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Kamberling
Willard
Louie Henry
Henry Kamberling
Dale Sparman
Anna Evans
Esther
Gilbert
Nelsonville
Ed Ballard
Logan
Rebecca Perkins
Laura Sweazy
Clark
Columbus
Lou Dawley
Clara Bienholt
Side Martin
Benny Morris
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Drew Reader Back to Health
Testimonial from a patient who believed Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured long standing colic and liver troubles after a single dose. The ad claims the product removes mucous and inflammation in the digestive tract and offers a money back guarantee. Credit is given to McKee Drug Co Athens Georgia with distribution through Nelsonville store and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Nelsonville
Curran Family Reunion Held at Carbon Hill Home
The Robert Curran family reunion and homecoming took place at Mrs. Mary E. Chute’s Carbon Hill home on Sunday July 26. Attending were Edwin and Mike Curran and Emma Curran of New Straitsville. Frank Porter and daughters Frances Jedith and Emily. sons Robert and Frederick of Cleveland. Robert Chute and daughters Kathryn Arabelle and sons Frank and Bobby of Athens. Edith Chute and Mary Chute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Charles Devol
Henry Kamberling
Don
Margaret
Bessie Hicks
Nelsonville
Willard
Morgan Tilton
Twila
Phyllis
Ray
Caldwell
Robert Curran
Mary E. Chute
Carbon Hill
Edwin
Mike Curran
Emma Curran
New Straitsville
Frank Porter
Frances
Jedith
Emily
Robert
Frederick
Cleveland
Robert Chute
Kathryn
Arabelle
Frank
Bobby
Athens
Edith Chute
Mary Chute
Ackley Receives Nasal Operation in Parkersburg
Lottridge Charles Ackley traveled to Parkersburg on Thursday for an operation on his nose. Various local families visited relatives, including the Allen and Ackley households, with Baltimore guests joining L. T. Runnion and others for social gatherings. Immel Brothers worked on a King farm well now owned by F. W. Chapman. The Runnions hosted the Rosses in McConnelsville, and Jank Dalton with Rachel of Marion visited Daniel Ackley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ackley
Parkersburg
Ralph Allen
Eleanor
S. H. Allen
Rylmer Ackley
Ethel Davidson
Reta
Baltimore
L. T. Runnion
Immel Brothers
King Farm
F. W. Chapman
Dorothea
Mildred
C. J. Ross
McConnelsville
Jank Dalton
Rachel
Marion
Daniel Ackley
Carl Day
Danville
Ill
Local Residents Take Short Trips and Visit Relatives
Mrs Martha Allen returned to her home near Clarksburg after a visit with her son L H Allen. She was accompanied to Parkersburg by Mr and Mrs Ralph Allen and daughter Elea nor, Mrs L H Allen, and Miss Dorothea Runnion. Miss Lydia Coil returned from a two week visit at Wapakoneta and Marion. Will Starkey, Mrs Bode Starkey and Lydia Coil drove to Parkersburg and visited their cousin Howard Beaver. Mr and Mrs Su T Runnion and daughters Dorothea and Mildred attended church in Coolville and heard Rev Herman A Sayre of Norwood preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Russell Goldsberry
Sam Howard
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Nutt
Dayton
Charlie Brown
Gene Potter
Ed Loesch
J. Howard Cline
Jud Bradford
Pomeroy
Albany
Hamden
Harry Tedrow
Vessie Sisson
Kenneth Wayne
Emma Tedrow
Will Cline
Harley
Ernest Tedrow
Elmer Vance
Avie Tedrow
Glendon
John Trainer
Margaret Tedrow
Ed Ashcraft
Thelma
Ruby
Merrill Love
Doris Murdock
Dundas
Herb Tedrow
Virgil
Wellston
Kay Elliot
Frank Barnes
Walter Stewart
Walter Jr
Jack
Zed Ator
Grange
Athens
Charlie Townsend
Jellico
Tennessee
Clement ‘Caster
John Gillogly
Granville Gillogly
A. D. Cline
Liz Guess
Joe Bradshaw
Gallipolis
Opal Hale
Ira Vandyke
Miss Helrich
Russel McHarg
Stitch Woodgard
Ed Woodguard
John Paynter
Harrisonville
L. M. Walden
David Hayes
Mildred
Helen
Etta
Leora Dunfee
W. O. Stout
Cora McBride
A. M. Dunfee
D. T. Howell
Ravenswood
S. T. McBride
L. A. Dixon
Beverly
P. DD. Sheets
Parkersburg
FE. R. Brewster
Columbus
Cecelia Bradford
Lancaster
Samantha Mooney
Hannable
Louisiana
John
Charles Palmer
Bert Meade
Helen Keller
Red Cross Hospital
Norma
Bertha Keller
C. FE. Keller
Ralph Russell
W. A. Bingman
8. P. Bingman
Cleveland
Seattle
Wash
Charles Day
Martha Allen
Clarksburg
L. H. Allen
Ralph Allen
Eleanor
IL. H. Allen
Dorothea Runnion
Lydia Coil
Wapakoneta
Marion
Will Starkey
Bode Starkey
Miner Narrowly Survives Rock Fall At Mine Site
Broadwell Harry Jackson suffered a painful injury when rock fell in the mine. The section’s weight was several tons but caught on a car, sparing Jackson from death. Mrs. W. White, recently at Charleston hospital, is en route home and remains in serious condition. Local visitors and residents are listed. funeral for Mrs. Robert Roberts held, interment at Mt. Carmel church. Charles Roberts and Walter White found work in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jackson
Jackson
W. ©. White
Charleston
W. Va
Thelma
Daral Vernon
Amesville
Athens Weekend Visits Among Murry City Residents
Misses Mary Jan Wein Esther Kley and Effie Jonas at Athena for school spent weekend at home. Jim Walters Pleasant City guests of Mrs John Dolan. Joseph Stone returned from Wheeling W Va. Snyder visiting Barberton friends. Georgy family and Cuaptalia Harper visited Longstretch. Floyd Ferrel children with Harve Nida family in Athens. A I Petit New Lexington and Park Cook hosts. William Hoy Pleasant City visited Park Cook. Charles Harris Barberton visiting Chet Mitchell family. Lucile Seidenfield returned from extended Barberton visit. James Pown visiting grandparents Nelsonville. Mrs John Shafer Phyllis home from Barberton. Ben Hartman Dayton relatives visiting. John Ficks Nelle Hamer Nelsonville guests of Maud Pown. Ralph McDaniel job Columbus weekend with family. Walter Carnes and Harry Pinnick Barberton visit relatives local.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jan: Wein
Esther Kley
Effie Jonas
Athens
Jim Walters
Pleasant City
John Dolan
Joseph Stone
Wheeling
W. Va
Iid Snyder
Barberton
Tom Georgy
George
Cuaptalia Harper
Longst
Chet Mitchell
Lucile Seidenfield
James Pown
Nelsonville
John Shafer
Phyllis
Bar
Berton
Ben Hartman
Dayton
John Ficks
Nelle Hamer
Maud Pown
Ralph McDaniel
Columbus
Walter Carnes
Harry Pinnick
Ralph Hamer
Also Mentioned on This Page
News OF Albany
Chamberlain
France
Winston Churchill
Churchill
August Olson
Snyder
Gore
Mort McPherson
Pleasant Hill
J. K. Brown
Walter Geisicke
A. M. Humphry
Will Whitlatch
Ernest Whitlatch
Worth Dicken
Will Nash
Fletcher Hawk
Anna Scott
Salem Church
James Porter
John Porter
Fanny Ball
Frank Smith
Id Shipley
Mary Micheals
Joe Hutchins
Hi Baughman
Steed
Marshfield
George Bean
Lodi
Isaac Wallace
Riley Bolin
Jay
Eva
Springfield
Zell Buffington
Fred Schmidt
Walter Oakley
Junior
Donald
Levi Hale
James McHarg
Howard
Hattie Richie
C. Db. Henry and Family
Sharpsburg
Coolville News
W. Chapman
O. L. Williams
Virginia
Oregon
Bryan Snider
Williams
Spencer
Faye Chapman
Middletown
Giouster
William Winefordner
Herd
Marysville
E. A. Person
Paul
A. A. Person
Doc Madden
Pearl McClellan
Sylvester
Mark Shelton
Emmett Snyder
Mineral City
Arlie Tannahill
Detroit
John Lovett
Emmett Cope
Philip Atlas
Zanesville
Lem Penny
Homer Griffith
Penn
Philip Atias
Clarence Archer
Tharberton
Howard Brooker
Charles Strum
Arnetta Newman
Zerna Newman
Swan Creek
Journ BR. Reed
Lottridge
Broadwell
Jess Orr
Isther Schaefer
Mansfield
J. L. Vouteh
Joe Noland
Lawrence
S. J. Noland
Mt. Carmel Church
Charles Roberts
Walter White
Murry City News
Sell al. WU On
Eran Coery
America
O. Henry
True Story Magazine
64Th Street
Broadway
New York City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!