Visits and Relatives Share News Across Towns
Sax New Marshfield Mrs. Rebecca Enlow and Lulu Simonson and two daughters of Missoula Montana visiting Mrs. Frank Shaukis and Mrs. Jesse Baughman. Summit grange initiated three candidates. Townspeople hosted relatives from Ellico Tennessee and Columbus. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Everett Burt with son Hunter and others from Athens Sedalia and Lewisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Enlow
Lulu Simonson
Missoula
Mont
Frank Shaukis
Jesse Baughman
Everett Burt
Hunter
Charles Burt
W. V. ‘Hunter
Summit Grange
C. H. Townsend
Ellico
Tenn
W. M. Dixon
F. G. G. bin Alar
Local Social News Highlights in Bowling Green Area
Pratt's Fork Fred Jones returns home from Bowling Green due to illness. Numerous residents hosted guests over the weekend including the Smiths and Sanborns at Burlingham. Smiths and Colmers. Pierce and Williams families. Alvira Colmer visiting her sister. Mable Cass visiting from Athens. King family attending Haning homecoming. Pearl Smith visiting Elza Sapp in Athens. Bertha Sapp visiting Frost. and Pearl Woods family visiting Walt Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jones
Bowling Green
Joe Smith
Leo Sanborn
George Sanborn
Burlingham
Harry Smith
Will Colmer
Harley Pierce
G. H. Williams
Alvira Colmer
Elza Sapp
Earl Sapp
Mable Cass
Athens
Will Gilkey
Nancy
Clara
Floyd Williams
Frank Cain
F. M. King
Jacob King
Haning
Pearl Smith
Bertha Sapp
Frost
Alex Sapp
Pearl Woods
Dorothy
Emerson
Poodlesburg
Walt Williams
News of Albany Visit Old Home Motoring Party Returns
Sir and Mrs Grimes and their son with Miss Lizzie Black visited Albany from Ravenswood W Va. to tour childhood scenes after forty years away. They were acquainted as Lizzie and Agnes Black, daughters of John Black a carriage maker and early Albany Echo founder. The group also included Dr A F Holmes Mrs Fred Vorhes Mrs Bert Hovey and Mr George Bailes who motored to Racine on a day trip and J Everett Cline hosted weekend guests from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Black
T Me
Scotland
Black
America
New York
Canada West
Michigan
Wisconsin
Albany
DD. A. R. McKinstry
J. Perry Wood
Athens
Albany Echo
Board of Education
Rhoda Bissell
Meigs County
Racine
A. F. Holmes
Fred Vorhes
Bert Hovey
George Bailes
J. Everett Cline
Tom Wech
Mildred
Detroit
F. C. Taylor
O. B. Hall
Dayton
Taylors
Daughters of Columbus
J. P. Sedwick
Veil White
C. C. Carpenter Construction Co
Coolville Camp Meeting Closes With Large Attendance
The forty-fifth Coolville camp meeting ended Sunday with strong attendance and good services. Organizers report the best meeting in years and a thriving financial result. A birthday party for Geraldine Kline occupied Saturday afternoon on the school grounds with games and refreshments. Personal notes mention travelers visiting Huntington, Portsmouth, Dayton and Springfield, a new baby Sidney Lee to Orland Branch and Mary Tilton, and various local visits and illnesses. Mount Etna is noted as Europe’s tallest volcano at 1,755 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Geraldine Kline
Ralph Chevalier
Constance Walden
Virginia Tonbory
Betty Yagala
Chessie Chapman
Genevieve Anderson
Cathern Clark
Mabel Anderson
Frank Chapman
Oscar Pierce
Clinton Burdette
Charles Bentz
Harold McBride
John Hendricks
Jack Burgette
Local social notes mention visits from relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bean hosted Mrs. Frank Woodgerd and two Otsego children for ten days. D. H. Russell's home welcomed H. B. Gliddon of Tulsa and Clifford Gliddon visiting from Detroit. Earl Castor of Huntington spent Sunday here. Florence Gillogly returned from the West and visited Lon Gillogly. A. D. Cline returned from Cincinnati. Camp attendee Robert Fletcher left due to ivy poisoning. others listed include John Coe Edward Green William Lindley. Visitors from McArthur and Wellston included Will Jacobs and George Martindill with daughter Janet. Mrs. Jacobs is Mrs. Dailey’s sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Harper
Marie
H. B. Sowers
Lima
Alva
Genevieve
Mabel Anderson
Hockingport
Geraldine Kline
Lizzie Monahan
Monroe County
E. H. Wilson
M. E. Sunday School
C. B. Harper
Earl Barr
Albany
George Barr
A. C. Davis
Florence Reed
Harold McBride
Nelsonville
C. L. Stout
T. E. Fitch
Erie
Washington
New York
John Smith
Hamden
Superior No. 3
Wellston
Dickman
Yates
Kibbey
Lambert
Henry
Charles Ogier
Madeira
John Cox
Chillicothe Street
Carl Huhn
Joe Huhn
William Hunsicker
South Main Street
Charles Howe
Dayton
Glendon Bagley
Norma Jean
Columbus
Thomas Lewis
Harry Bagley
Joe Hughes
Hamden and
Charlie Bean
Frank Woodgerd
Otsego
Mich
D. H. Russell
H. B. Gliddon
Tulsa
Okla
Clifford Gliddon
Detroit
Earl Castor
Huntington
Florence Gillogly
West
Vinton County
Lon Gillogly
A. D. Cline
Cincinnati
Robert Fletcher
Athoevin
John Coe
Edward Green
William Lindley
Will Jacobs
McArthur
George Martindill
Janet
O. D. Dailey
Jacobs
Dailey
Margaret Ewers
Hattie Burritt
Guysville
Erret Carman
Marguerite
Alonzo Perry
Roland Carman
M. W. Carman
Emmett Carman
Etta Martin
Athens
Willas Saylor
Dwight Scott
Marie Townsend
E. M. Freeman
Gertrude Mace
Oscar Robbins
Greenfield
Vaughn Ross
Clara Martin
Dale
Helen
Ollive Belle
Fontelle
Morris Vale
W. Va
Joseph Green
Walter Freeman
Roy Stevens
Will Younkins
Will Green
Billy
Joseph
Melvin
Alice Virgene
John West
Kenneth
Margene
Virgene
Doris
Ollie Belle
Sam Crossen
L. H. Stanley
Vice Foster
Agnes Hartley
Louise
Anna Farley
Ramantha Younkins
Hazel Hartley
Maude Freeman
Mildred Brooks
Bernard Stanley
Kendall Crossen
Walter and
Pearson
Doylestown
Hazel Loper
June
Toledo
George
Glen Lopez
Theo Wollett
Adam Anderson Elft
Indiana
Illinois
Harry Hoffman
Sidney Johnson
Barberton
Charles Shafer
Akron
Lou Giffen
Charles Stratton
Charles Ralph
Jesse Elias
Massillon
Vinton
Lloyd Robey
Carbon Hill
Op Hopkins
Edgar Hellyer
Logan
George Gears
Edith Pierre
Ben Bess
John Walters
Charles
Frank Walters
Sadie Logan
Jane Rutherford
Carl Frazee
Ralph Hamer
Jabez Hamer
John Fick
James Hamer
Portsmouth
Cora Nuemaker
George Sidlock
Robert Snyder
Dailey Reunion Draws 130 At Nimrod Hereford Farm Grove
The nineteenth annual Dailey descendants reunion was held August 9 at O. D. Dailey’s Nimrod Hereford farm grove. About 130 relatives gathered for exercises, dinner, and afternoon programs with talks, music, and a memorial paper. Officers were re-elected and guests from multiple states attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey
Thomas Dailey
Nimrod Hereford
O. D. Dailey
Ray Knowlton
Arthur van Dyke
Charlie Townsend
Jellico
Tenn
Ray Lauffer
Columbus
Alma Masheter
Baltimore
W. B. Dailey
Akron
A. T. Townsend
Wil! Moler
Harry McKintry
E. T. Dailey
Luster Fought
Lloyd Dailey
Athens
Vic Edmondson
Strong
Salem Center
Dixon
Hoodlet
New Marshfield
Rebecca Carpenter
Social Visitings From Kansas and Nearby Towns
Mrs Ella Martin entertains at Miss Faye Baker’s home with Mr Stout and son Orley Hoyd from Kansas on extended visit. Mrs Harvey Duffey returns to Columbus after a week with relatives. Guests included Ceph Lindley family Jamie Lindley Ray Martin and Mrs Simms party. Friday cleanup planned at Old Cemetery for relatives buried there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Martin
Faye Baker
John Stout
Mr. Stout
Orley Hoyd
Kansas
Harvey Duffey
Columbus
Walter Duffey
Ceph Lindley
Jamie Lindley
Ray Martin
Athens
Simms
Bettsville
Old Cemetery
Homecoming at Sharpsburg Draws Wide Attendance
The Sharpsburg annual homecoming proved a great success with old friends reuniting despite minor plan deviations. Rev. Seymour led Saturday afternoon services, Rev. J. H. Harris spoke, readings by Mrs. Mc Laughlin and Paul Harris preceded an address by W. O. Lambert. Sunday school and a Philippine missionary visit followed, with a community meal served on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Mr. Seymour
J. H. Harris
McLaughlin
Ada
Paul Harris
Westerville
W. O. Lambert
Local Families Visit Relatives in Region
Taylor Ridge D M Kempton and family visited here last week along with Mr and Mrs Curtis Kempton and Albert Kempton from near Chillicothe. Several households including the Gaskallas and Wellinges hosted guests from Glouster Jacksonville and Concord with dinner and extended visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Kempton
Curtis Kempton
Albert Kempton
Chillicothe
Charles Wahl
Corning
Joseph Gaskalla
Emmett Eddy
Glouster
Ed Cartwright
Sons
Green's Run
Elnora Davis
Jacksonville
Carl Welling
O. B. Boudinot
R. H. Wemmer
Mildred Wice
Concord
Vernice Welling
Charlies Mulpas
College Hill
Burt Judson
John Kempton
Fred Olbers
Hannah Chalfant
P. B. Chalfant
Charles Hooper
Athens
Guy McVay
Community Social Notes From Robinett Ridge
People visit relatives across several communities including Ewers Burritt Carman and Freeman families. Many guests attend a birthday dinner for Joseph Green, with a large lawn gathering and a list of relatives and neighbors from Athens Morris Vale Nelsonville Jerseyville and Greenfield.
Pomeroy Visitors Attend Farm Demonstrations
Carpenter Mr and Mrs H I Steward and Mrs B H Smith visited Pomeroy Friday. A large crowd gathered at the experiment farm Saturday as Prof F H Balfour C W Montgomery and G H Gourley from Wooster Experiment Station demonstrated on care of the bread and general fruit raising instructions. Professors Ballou and Montgomery own large fruit farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Steward
Local Social Roundup From Murry City and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Julia Robinson and son Gerald accompany Mrs. Hugh Ripp and Dorothy on a Logan trip. Frank Gee returns from Eastern Ohio. Cleveland guest George Spres visits brother William. Betty Lloyd’s fifth birthday party hosted by Mrs. Annie Heavener includes many local children. Harbor of travel and visits: Hopkins, Slater, Evans, Murphy, Bee Andrews, Lacey Philips, Lanning family welcomes a daughter, many weekend trips and city visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Robinson
Gerald
Hugh Ripp
Dorothy
Logan
Frank Gee
Eastern
Ohio
June Loper
Alice Loper
Geneva Tipton
Margaret Blanchard
Ruth Shuttleworth
Robert Tipton
William Blanchard
Billy Shuttleworth
Billy Bell
Thomas Tipton
Harold Tipton
Eldon Loper
Dale Franklin
Op Hopkins
Columbus
Albert Slater
Lancaster
Jack Slater
Mary Evans
Harold Murphy
Miss Bee Andrews
Athens
Rogie Fisher
Funeral procession marks long ride after C. L. V. Caster’s death
The community saw the longest funeral march in weeks as seventy three automobiles followed the hearse for C. L. V. Caster’s service near Dyesville on Wednesday. Apple display highlights orchard culture with fifty varieties grown at a local farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking County
C. L. V. Caster
Dyesville
J. E. McComas
Lee
Libby Reeves
Jessie Carpenter
Pomeroy
Mt. Union
Nancy Caster
Grover Caster, Jr
Chicago
L. A. Tewksbury
Harlan
Clifford Ross
Albany
D. M. Sisson
W. W. Sisson
Harry Boggess
Rutland
R. D
Jesse Sisson
Estaline Farley
I. L. Farley
H. V. Allen
Sparta
Farley
McKinniss Resigns. Mildren Thomas Appointed Postmaster
Clarence McKinniss submits resignation to Washington and Mildren Thomas is named postmaster effective last Saturday with Mayor Clyde Pierce assisting. McKinniss leaves for C&O Railway foreman job in Russell Kentucky for higher pay. Local social notes include Virginia Westphal visiting family in Lancaster and other Hamden visitors and arrivals. Frank Waller buys the P. A. Rhulman Main property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McKinniss
Washington, D. C
Mildren Thomas
Clyde Pierce
McKinnis
Russell
Virginia Westphal
Will Westphal
Lancaster
Roy Smallwood
May Ray
Chillicothe
Hamden
Otto Perry
Dundas
Herman Clark
Cleta
Rhea
Selwyn
Columbus
Ray
Frank Waller
P. A. Rhulman
Main
Local Notes from Marietta and Amesville
Broadwell reports Vinton White of Marietta at home. Miss Myrtle Young of Amesville spent last week with her parents. Homecoming at Mt. Herman Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Walter Burton and Mrs William Donahue and two other relatives also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton White
Marietta
Myrtle Young
Amesville
Mt. Herman
Walter Burton
William Donahue
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Peryouser
Margaret Lucile Jones
Oaks
Stanley Davis
Floyd Bridge
Ambus
R. H. Dorn
Sedalia
Kermit Carr
Ray Spieker
Little Son
Swanton
Oy Barry McLucas
Lewisburg
L. Hawk
Ed Phillips
Conn
Geo. Phillips
W. D. Porterfield
Celina
Wilmitine Anladiaean
Wruing Reiatives
Ben Roger
Charles Martin
Ake
A. Shaffer
Ralph Shaffer
Kent
Nannie Stewart
Llarran
J. Burt
F. G. Hoociet
Parkernburg
Unday
Wm. Nanna
J. W. Throckmorton
Cobus
William Baughman
News
Jacob Pollick
Zanesville
News OF Albany
Coolville News
E. M. Pierce
Springfield
Orland Branch
Mary Tilton
Tuppers Plains
Sidney Lee
S. S. Tilton
John Pinell
Aldo McKinley
Carthage
C. L. White
Jack
E. S. Harpold
Belpre
Mary Newland
Will Baker
Sarah Kincade
Sin Evans
Oliver Weethee
Sidney Stewart
Kananga
Cora McBride
W. S. Foutch
R. F. Demers
Ida Driggs
Frank Williamson
Broadwell Cemetery
Mount
Etna
Europe
Williamson
G. D. Selby
Lillian Bardin
Miss McLaughlin
Mr Mann
Bartlett
Chesterhill
Carrie Lambert and Son
Philippines
V. Selby
Haverhill
J. R. Edgerston
Leonard
John Harris
Jordan Harris
Vinton Selby
Ernest Burns
R. C. Bardin
Clyde Rardin
D. A. Rardin
J. Schuler
Arch Williams
Taylor Ridge
Robinett Ridge
Murry City News
Lacey Philips
Pearl Philips
Harvey Lanning
William Kerns
Myrtle Hannis
John Shelton
Charles Hutchinson
Sadie Foster
Broadwell
Bamby
Bamby Bread
Ranch’s Bakery
Athens County Fair
Inc
Athens County Farm Bureau
Frank Biddle
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