Gaver reunion hosts annual gathering at Glen Merry Park
The Gaver reunion in Columbus at Glen Merry Park elected officers for next year led by President Dr Earl Gaver First Vice President William Gaver Sr Second Vice President William Gaver Jr Secretary Grace Bennett Treasurer Margaret Gaver and Program Leader Clyde Harbaugh A fathers and sons ball game ended 28 to 23 with the ancestral address by Mrs Earl Gaver One hundred twelve attendees listed among relatives and guests and several members noted visiting relatives and travelers from Lancaster Camp grounds and Columbus during the end of the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaver
Glen Merry Park
Columbus
Earl Gaver
William Gaver
Grace Bennett
Margaret Gaver
Clyde Harbaugh
Alex McLain
George
Florence Stalismith
W. A. Gaver
Hattie Gaver
E. F. Services
Harman Services
Eff Clark
Ida Russell
Raymond Hussell
W. F. Stallsmith
Anna
Nelson Stallsmith
Wilbur Stallsmith
Howard Stallsmith
Alice Stallsmith
Lorena
Hoy
Barbara Anne Hoy
Paul Robert Hoy
B. Gaver
Raymond Gaver
Belle Peterson
F. W. Peterson
Nelle Peterson
Edward Peterson
Rosetta Peterson
Joe Peterson
Geo. Halsey
Flossie Halsey
Wesley Halsey
Virginia Halsey
Amos Grim
Beaster B. Grim
Daniel Grim
Leona Margaret Grim
Francis Rh
Local Social Roundup From Shade Area Visits
Shade residents and guests visit family and friends across nearby towns. Highlights include outings to Old Man's Cave, camp meetings in Lancaster, and hospital trips for Walter Smith at Mt. Carmel in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
Addison Creamer
Clark Creamer
Fred Brezier
Dawson Meeks
Fred Smith
Edith Douglas
Chase and Prattts
Old Man's Cave
Vern O’brien
Burlingham
Libbie Burson
D. O. Chappell
Athens
Local Notes and Family Visits Across Ohio Towns
Chester Mrs. William Cleland cares for Mrs. Hayes Wills infant during appendix surgery in Portsmouth. Chester May and Vergine Knight visit sister Mrs. Wick in Columbus. Wilson Floyd Ridenour Abe Hiselstein families spend Sunday with relatives in Portsmouth. Lowel Ridenour cancer condition not improved. Rev. N. O. Warren returns from Camp Perry after two weeks with Ohio National Guards. Musgrave family at home after week in Columbus. Ernest Wallace injured by coal in eye at Pomeroy mine. Don Christy and Mrs. Moore visit Amesville. Lester Parker heart trouble improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cleland
Hayes Wills
Camp Perry
Warren
Ohio National Guards
Athens
Prof
Musgrave
Columbus
Ernest Wallace
Pomeroy
Thomas Moore
East Liverpool
Rutland Social Notes Add Special Weekend Visits
Rutland residents report visits and returns from travels on August 7 with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph visiting Athens to see Mr. and Mrs. Cland Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Weber Theobald returning from the West. John Thomas and family visited Cheshire guests with Leo Johnson and family returning from Adams County. The daughters Margery and Dorothy stay with grandmother as school starts. Mrs. B S Barrett and Mrs. J C Van Zant Cleveland arrived for a few days. Emma Stevens and Viola Lyle visited Fay Rawlings in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Ralph
Athens
Cland Clark
Weber
Theobald
West
John Thomas
Cheshire
Leo Johnson
Adams County
Margery
Dorothy
B. S. Barrett
J. ¢. van Zant
Cleveland
Emma Stevens
Viola Lyle
Fay Rawlings
Pomeroy
Coolville Residents Attend Student Body Reunion
Coolville. Aug. 7. Heavy rain did not dampen strong turnout for the Rowers Student Body Reunion at the Christian Church in Tuppers Plains. Attendees came from California, Oklahoma, Michigan, Pomeroy, Racine, Belpre and nearby areas. Old officers were re-elected and plans made for another reunion next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Christian Church
Tuppers Plains
California
Oklahoma
Michigan
Pomeroy
Racine
Belpre
A. RB. White
Edward Alden
John McLaughlin
Bartona
FT. Rolen
D. G. Chase
Marenaret McCans
Jack Burdette
A. PB. Saunders
Fd. Brewster
Columbus
John McLauchlin
Abe Burdette
Jennie
Rose
Blanche Price
Athens
Genesis
Kate FP Starkey
Mark Dunfee
Munete Indiana
Vitta
Ora Dunfee
Gladys Sheets
Marietta
Beverly
Erwin Baker
Rad
EK. M. Pierce
Oscar V
Findling
Will Bentz
Alfred
Harley Prownan
Harvey Terson
Lydia Bentz
Wicca Wolfe
Local notices from Mud Fork and nearby areas
Mud Fork John Wiseman and Ralph Chase of Columbus recently visited relatives here. Mrs. Ula Wiseman has quinsy. Mr and Mrs Guy Humphrey of near Carpenter visited with Mr and Mrs Sidney Jordan and children. James Whitington and mother visited George Harmon and family. Ed Ball funeral held at Harrisonville August 5 drew many locals. The Bunker Hill Sewing Circle met at Mrs Sidney Jordan's home and sewed carpet rags. Paul and Howard Dye vacationing with their mother Lena Jordan. Burr Peck and John Jordan were business visitors at Pomeroy Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiseman
Ralph Chase
Columbus
Ula Wiseman
Guy Humphrey
Near Carpenter
Sidney Jordan
James Whitington
George Harmon
Ed Ball
Harrisonville
Bunker Hill
Paul
Howard Dye
Lena Jordan
Burr Peck
John Jordan
Pomeroy
Young People Meet At Edna Riggs Home Friday
A Friday evening gathering of the Darwin and Hoytown Sunday Schools Young People Class was held at Miss Edna Riggs home. A Hoytown Class program followed by games and music occupied the rest of the evening with many attendees listed including Lucille Rawlings Dale Wells Mae Midkiff and numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Riggs
Manda Hayes
Guy and Pan Smith
Norman Will
Homer St. Clair
Garold Hayes
Willie Quivey
Clarence Story
Leo Smith
Adrian Smith
Willie Hanine
Mabel Colburn
Woodrow Col Nier
Gladys King
Marcelene Pratt
Stanford Stockman
Ivor Shumway
Carold Violet
Audra Willard
Lena Iines
John Hayes
Edward Blackwood
Dale O'Brien
Frank Jones
Sarah Penderson
Ralph = «Smith
Havel Smith
Emmett King
Flore Jeffers
Muri Hart
Lelia Me.Cumber
Sarah Christy
Ted St.Jair
William Hart
Emmett Haning
Harley Whaley
Everett Meeks
Fazel Morris
Lalu Ashley
Myrtle Morris
Jimes Biggs
Dale Smith
Clarice Cumings
Dorothy Jones
Georgia Smith
Elizabeth Clark
Wilford Chaney
Ralph Biggs
Fred Clark
Frank Chaney
Alva W4uh
Harold Chaney
Alfred
Darsel Biggs
Perry Biggs
Iiuy Whaley
Evelyn
Esther Riggs
William Williams
Earnest Smith
Herbert Riggs
George Sanborn
Mary Lee
Iala O'Brien
Columbus
Thomas Mullican
Donald
Charles
Charles Hines
Sam Williams
Harry Will
Helen Springer
Madison
W. Va
Edna Rivers
Tracy Whaley
Nelsonville
W. L. Whatley
Willie Martin
del Whaley
Laalmann’s Gas Tablets Promise Relief from Stomach Gas
Advertises Laalmann’s Gas Tablets as a cure for gas in the stomach and bowels and related symptoms. Claims include disappearance of gnawing pit stomach ache, reduced heart palpitations, renewed breath, less drowsiness after meals, and relief from cold, sleeping limbs. Urges purchase in yellow package at Cline Pharmacy, price $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laalmann
Beecause Baalmann
Cline Pharmacy
Local visitors and Sunday calls reported in Morristown
Morristown and surrounding area residents enjoyed Sunday visits with friends and relatives. Morristown residents Miss Vierence Burton and Miss Charity Letts from Columbus visited in town, while Miss Minnie Clarey of Lancaster stayed with her parents. Others spent Sunday in West Virginia and Albany, with Elmer Showalter visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Clarey
Lancaster
Charles Clarey
Andrew McKinney
West Virginia
Sylvia Batley
Coolville
Harry Shepherd
Columbus
Snday
Henry Shepherd
Mae Ruth
Athens
Elmer Showalter
Albany
Garden Couple Marries Thursday and Leaves for Meigs
Dale Perry and Mary Butts wed last Thursday and left for a new home at Cherry Ridge Meigs County. The article notes local gatherings, moves, road work, and illnesses among area residents, including elderly Mrs Amanda Meighen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs
Dale Perry
Mary Butts
Perry
Cherry Ridge
Meigs County
Ferdie Gillian
Holly Taylor
Glen Taylor
William Hoffman
West Shade
Homer Staneart
George
Harden
Butts Bridge
Hubert Buck
Amanda Meighen
Amanda Davis
Elmer Goldsberry
Sarah Goldsberry
New York Uses Taxis Ranks High in Early 19th Century
New York tops early American cities in motor vehicle registrations with 671,628 on January 1, 1829, far exceeding Los Angeles or other peers. Los Angeles follows with 514,470 as the second highest, highlighting urban transit and vehicle growth in the era.
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Los Angeles
New York
Chesterhill W. C. T. U. Meeting at Mrs. Davis Home
Chesterhill August meeting of the W C T U was held at Mrs. Faye Davis home with discussion on Temptations of Today. A pauper visit to the Worthington Children's Home was read and praised for its benefits to dependent children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterhill
F. Davis
Mattie Zumbro
Mary Gilchrist
Ruby
Charles Gifford
Sharpsburg
Laura Smith
Amenville
Gilchrist
Elizabeth Patterson
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Helen Mae Davis
Margaret Nicholas
Ohio University
Ethel Bates
Clifford Mitchell
Akron
Lee Murphy
Sam Paris
Beatrice Severance
McCuneville
K. H. DeVore
Geraldine Bryne
Agnes Bath
George Matthews
Linton Lewis
David
Mary Mellencamp
Jack ‘Turnbull
Peter Reiske
Dayton
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Chester
Jeff Violet
Garold
Clark Midkiff
Binas Violet
Jimmie
Marion
Dale Hart
Morristown
Carl Patterson
Dean
Misa Haze Gantz
Camp Sychar
Newark
Vernon Worthington
Bureau of Standards
Washington D. C
Fred Worthington
Blanche Schofield
Emma
Adelia Hart
Eliott
Marion Reed
Jeptha Blowera
Raymond Blackburn
Coshocton
Mee Jane Twieckhorn
Mary Hambel
Dottie, Touster
Hettie Woodward
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