Hamden births and local social notes from Wellston region
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hollingshead announce the birth of a son July 28 at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Harold Hooks. Numerous visits and guests appear across Hamden Wellston including the Oberholzers, Moore family land purchases in O E Vollenweider addition, and visits by relatives from Columbus Hamilton Cincinnati Fairborn and Albany. Judd Thacker of Wellston held on $100 bond for reckless driving after a collision involving the Oberholzers and the Wellston car.
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Harry Nettles
Grace Nettles
McArthur
Willis Nettles
Cincinnati
Thurman
England
Hamilton
Margaret Nettles
Gerald Winegardner
Pleasantville
Ann Hendershott
Lancaster
Henry Perry
Leona McManus
Columbus
Willis McManus
Frank Saylor
B P. McManus
Patty
Elmer Roth
Dorothy Saylor
Lorenzo Saylor
Martha
Fairborn
Paul Miller Bagley
Ina Shurtz
Mollie Bagley
Ray Cox
John
Clara Watters
Anne Arnett
Mary Nixon
Zane Cottrill
Albany
Ruth Wyckoff
Ak- Tron
Concord Concord A party at Mrs Ethel McAfee home
Members of the Sunday school classes held a gathering at Mrs Ethel McAfee's home. Attendees included Zelma Sayre Betty Sayre Rex Sayre Verne Wolfe James and John Wolfe Elaine Barbara Delores Esther Bartlett Jimmy Antle Leona Chapman Alyce Sayre and children Dick Joen Rev Arthur Maxwell and Artie Billy Maxwell of New Castle Pa Hester Georgia Antle Mr and Mrs Richard Antle and Mary Kay of Massillon visited with Mr and Mrs Joe Antle plus others who joined family friends and relatives.
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Concord
Ethel McAfee
Zelma Sayre
Betty Sayre
Rex Sayre
Verne Wolfe
James
John Wolfe
Elaine
Barbara
Delores
Esther Bartlett
Jimmy Antle
Leona Chapman
Don Chapman
Alyce Sayre
Dick and
Joen
Arthur Maxwell
Artie
Billy Maxwell
New Castle
Hester
Georgia Antle
Richard Antle
Mary Kay
Massillon
Joe Antle
Elsie Antle Hester
Georgia
Lucy Barstow
Trimble
Bertha Howard
Elsie Antel
von Landis
Columbus
George Bartlett
Jack Antle
Cecil Antle
June Sayre
Orland Sayre
Amesville
Ruth Chapman
Bill Mohring
Athens
Richard Harris
Oceanside
Calif
Pfe
Shirley
Cathy
Scotty Sanders
Bob Antle
Jean, Duane
Ronnie Shields
Springfield
Maynard Sayre
Families Gather for Weekend Visits Across Ohio Towns
Carbondale notes relatives visiting from Barberton Columbus Zanesville Newark Niles New Marshfield Albany and Salem Virginia attend gatherings with local residents including Mr and Mrs George Barber and Mr and Mrs Joe Mace. Names listed include Delbert Nutter Wilbur Weede Carl Chesser and Lizzie Doolittle among others.
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Carbondale
Anna McDaniel
Barberton
Mattie Gabriel
Gertie Evans
Betty Barber
Ovid Scott
Columbus
George Barber
Delbert Nutter
Lancaster
Wilbur Weede
Carl Chesser
Newark
Niles Doolittle
Lizzie Doolittle
Guy Barrows
Carl Staley
Joan
Zanesville
John Stanley
Rome Mace
Joe Mace
Salem
Roy Mace
Randy
New Marshfield
Donald Mace
Vicki
Jimmie
Polly
Albany
Ralph Cage
Nelsonville
Wayne Johnston
Clifford Chaney
Jim Wolfe
New Plymouth
Langsville Visitors Return Home After Short Trips
Alice Crouser returns home after two weeks visiting relatives in Charleston White Cottage Ohio Bradbury and others. Joan Grim visits brother John O Grim Jr. Roy Crouser spends vacation with sister in Dunbar West Virginia. Baltimore guests and Winnipeg visitors noted among local acquaintances.
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Langsville
Alice Crouser
Rex Crouser
Charleston
Maxine Folden
Rollin Stiles
White Cottage
Ohio
Charles Steel
Bradbury
Laura Folden
Joan Grim
Carpenter
John O. Grim
Roy Crouser
Charles Bayless
Dunbar
W. Va
Roy Greiber
Baltimore
Judy Daginstine
Alice Greuver
Winnipeg
Coreda
Floyd Lee
Carol Pierce
Incomplete OCR Leaves Fragmentary Note
Fragmentary text mentions sealing and band designations with vague dates and duties. No clear event, people, or places emerge from the legible portion.
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