Whitlatch Reunion Draws Many To McArthur Fairgrounds
The fourth annual Whitlatch reunion occurred August 9 1931 at the McArthur Fairgrounds Zaleski with a lengthy list of attendees from Cambridge Caldwell Corning Midland City Columbus Galena Nelsonville and many other towns. A Columbus hospital patient Frank Shipley recovering from a fractured skull was noted and several relatives and visitors were named along with local weather impact from a storm.
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McArthur Fairgrounds
Zaleski
Whitlatch
Rodney Waddell
Richard
Pleasant City
Joe McKim
Lemoine
Paul Smith
Cambridge
Paul Seffens
Ralph
Donald
Caldwell
Dempsey
Mildred
Corning
Harry Fisher
Sit
Midland City
William Trainer
Clovis
Leo
Regenia
Galena
Otto
Dorothy Hamilton
C. O. Whitlatch
Karol
Harold Swaim
Columbus
W. W. Whitlatch
Pauline
Weldon Brown
James Cusic
Mike Cusic
James Leo Whitlatch
Nelsonville
C. E. Frampton
Rebecca
Mansfield
Newton Tedrow
Frances
Velma Trainer
Harry Swaim
Charles Newton
Paul
Betty Louise
Blanche Smith
Jean
Dorothy
Jo Anne
Arthur
William
Ruth
Marjorie
Frank Wallar
Westina
Martha Ann
Guy Tedrow
Ann
Doris Jane
Lewis Yeager
Clyde West
Aaron
Billy
Marion West
Martha Belle
Henry Zimmerman
McArthur
Algepha Brewer
Joshua Brewer
Dan Brewer
Daniel
Margaret Brewer
William Andrews
J. W. West
J. E. Whitlatch
Merle
Watson Hill
Ella M
Charley Whitlatch
Frank Whitlatch
Aaron Martin
Frank Verigan
Marve Whitlatch
Esther
Carol
Clyde
Car
New Marshfield
Harry Wise
Charles
Walter Hawk
Athens
W. E. Whitlatch
H. E. Whitlatch
Rhoda Barnett Woodruff
Oska
Loosa
Iowa
Walter Ward
Betty
Oak Hill
R. L. Sparks, Jr
Bobby Carroll
Joe Lewis
Pikeville
J. O. Sinnot
Ashland
Valetta McQuade
Chillicothe
William Whitlatch
Ernest Whitlatch
Bobby
the Plains
Elmer Whitlatch
Rose Farm
Howard Townsend
Pearl
Muary
Carpenter
Carl Thomas
James Swift
Jackson
Rothermel
R. B. Pickens
Ravenswood
W. Va
Karl Young
Youngstown
J. S. Morgan
C. W. Morgan
Frank Shipley
Maude Higgins
Hamden
Everett Turner
H. E. Ansel
Logan
Ansel
James Plenkharp
Ruth Tripp
James McKibben
Helen
Washington, D. C
Newark
New Jersey
New York
Gettysburg
Anti
Emmett Baughman
Frank Cook
Haydenville Community Notes Include Reunions And Visits
The Haydenville column reports trips to Pennsylvania and Columbus. Family visits span Dabritz, Warwick, and Crothers households. Upcoming events include the Lent Reunion at Grotto Grounds on August 16 and 4 H Rainbow Club meetings at the high school with an August 13 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Dabritz
Elizabeth Filley
Pennsylvania
Florence Warwick
Grotto Grounds
Floyd Crothers
Columbus
C. S. Matheny
W. L. Achauer
Nelson Skiver
Haydenville Standard
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Joe Snyder
L. C. Hutchens
North Canton
Eugene Wilson
Nelsonville
Frank Crothers
Bible Students
King’s Daughters
Nora Skiver
Mary Ann Pettit
Cris Martin
Andy Roush
Roy Crothers
Elks
Rockbridge
Gertrude Ginther
Jank Crothers
T. C. Riddlebarger
Clyde
Alberry
Riddle
Devers Valley
Keirns family to gather at Hooper Ridge Church
The Hooper Ridge Church hosts the Keirns family annual reunion on Sunday September 6 with relatives and friends urged to attend. In Amesville Hilda Cles ter's surprise seventeenth birthday party honored by Doris and Richard Kasler and Altha Keirns. davantage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keirns
Hooper Ridge
Doris
Richard Kasler
Altha Keirns
Hilda Clester
Amesville
Gertrude Keefer
Edward Moore
Moore
D. E. Kasler
Delbert
Don Jr
Elnore Kasler
Trimble
Sidney Kasler
Athens
Edgar Keirns
McDougal
Harry Keefer
Harlan Linscott
Cecil Keirns
Edward Linscott
Ralph
Donald
Irvin Wolfe
Benny
Arthur Littiler
Doris Kasler
Kenneth Wolfe
Richard
Delbert Kasler
Altha
Lucy Keirns
Donald Wolfe
Donald Green
Clair Sayers
Harmon Keirns
Robert Border
Max He
Taylor Ridge Woman Injured at Lancaster Shoe Factory
Miss Mary Keck suffered a serious hand injury at the Lancaster shoe factory last week. An X-ray at Lancaster Hospital showed a bent needle lodged in her palm requiring surgical incision to remove it. She remains at her sister’s home in Lancaster as relatives visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keck
Lancaster
James Friend
Porter Conaway
B. W. Conaway
Glouster
Ira Conaway
Lester
Clea
William Swartz
Freida
Jacksonville
Dave Swartz
Millfield
Chester Davis
Ironton
Evan Davis
Doris
Conway
Pike Run
Vinton County
Ernest Parker
Forrest Kelly
Robert Ward
Robert Hanning
Joseph Wilson
Roseville
P. B. Chalfant
Emil Lainey
Irene Golding
Athens
Ann Verba
Ohio University
Charles Boley
Columbus
Boley
Carl Hildabrand
Gladys Davis
Eileen
James Golding
Darren Witham
Hunterdon
Clarence Hooper
Ruth Thompson
David Northrop
Zanesville
Sherley Northrop
Bud Trace
Jin Gleuster
James Trace
Mary Cox
Derthick
William Witham
William Arrowman
Harmony Boys Quartet Visits Asbury Church in Syracuse
Rev. Harry Dye introduced the Harmony Boys a Parkersburg colored quartet at Asbury Methodist Church. Members are Dora Taylor William Robinson George Bradley and John Merriman. Local social notes mention travels visits and engagements of area residents including Doris Branch Anna Karr Lola Karr and Mary Elizabeth Calkins with a church picnic and funeral attendance cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Harry Dye
Asbury Methodist Church
Harmony Boys
Parkersburg
Dora Taylor
William Robinson
George Bradley
John Merriman
Gertrude McBride
Cleveland
Doris Branch
Huntington
Anna Karr
Los Angeles
Calif
Mollie Karr
Lenora Campbell
Gladys Crooks
Dayton
Carl Seidenabel
Hortense Seidenabe
Charleston
Beulah Calkins
Mary Elizabeth
Dorcas Nease
Laura
Flora
Beulah Roush
Noretha Fleming
Wanda
Carol Leiburn
Ruth Turnbull
Marie Houdashelt
Hortense Seidenabel
Marjorie Moore
Ellen Grace Johnson
Maxine Deardorff
Evelyn Arnold
Pauline Duckworth
Henry Johnson, Jr
Mary Elizabeth Calkins
Carolyn Probst
Cincinnati
Betty Rollins
Newton Roush
Edison Roush
Middleport and
Racine Foreign Missionary Societies
Syracuse Society
Fred Shumway
Irving Karr
Marcia Karr
Belle Carleton
Doc Radford
Flatwoods
Frank Quillen
Toledo
Thomas Welch
Mildred
Detroit
Local visits described in Sunday gatherings and Monday calls
Mr and Mrs Emmett Olbers and children Billy and Emmett Jr spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred O bers Garnett Coey of Maplewood was here Sunday visiting her parents Mr and Mrs James Coey Babe Trace of Glouster was here Monday visiting Mr and Mrs Bud Trace Mr and Mrs Sherley Northrop spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs William Adams at Beaumont Mr and Mrs Darrel Witham and children were at East Branch Saturday visiting Mr and Mrs William Witham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Martha Baughman
New Marshfield
Frank Reed
Lancaster
Joe Staley
Ashville
Lucile McKibben
William Potter
Chillicothe
Howard McGranor
Everett Turner
Agnes Driscoll
Front Street
E. F. McKibben
Theodore Lopez
R. H. Thomas
Clem Hayman
Murray City
Will Tripp
Rhoda Woodruff
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Dundas
Mary Shipley
Flora Dill
Evelyn
Henry Hallett
Thomas
Zed
Woodrow
Mildred Brooks
Columbus
Lettie Radcliff
Albany
H. E. Ansel
BE. F. McKibben
Martin and
Vera
McKibben
Jerry Martin
McArthur
William Goodin
Dvesville
Emmett Olbers
Billy and
Emmett, Jr
Fred Obers
Garnett Coey
Maplewood
James Coey
Babe Trace
Glouster
Bud Trace
Sherley Northrop
William Adams
Beaumont
Darrel Witham
East Branch
William Witham
Concord Reunion Invites All Day Program Next Sunday
The Concord reunion is planned for next Sunday, August 16, with an all day schedule. Sunday School at 9 30, a basket dinner at noon, and a business meeting to follow in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
R. H. Werner
Columbus
John Antle
Joe Stone
Marlyn
Murray City
Jesse Werner
Glouster
Elsie Bailey
Hooper Ridge
Max von Scheele
Jacksonville
Elva Russell
Athens
Newton Russell
Joseph Antle
C. E. Phillips
Trimble
Mason Mescher
Otis Clark
the Plains
Mable Mescher
Amos Austin
William Mason
G. W. Antle
Lois Ann Gears
Merle Antle
Nelsonville
Florence Weiss
Leslie Kittle
William Lafolette
McDougal
Mildred Weiss
Hulda Antle
Ferndale
Dave Boudinot
New Jersey
Lona Boudinot
0. B. Boudinot
Visits and family gatherings trace through New Plymouth notices
New Plymouth residents and relatives frequent travel and visits across West Virginia Nelsonville Athens and Lancaster with Largent family members prominent. Mrs Kisor and family return home after two weeks with Lar gent relatives. Norma Jean Dean and others are noted visiting Fuller and Largent households.
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Andrew Kisor
Junior
Billy
West Virginia
Arthur Largent
Thomas Largent
Hazel
Esta Largent
Nelsonville
John Carter
Mike Largent
Fred White
Son
Lancaster
Dwight Ingmire
Haydenville
Les Cruise
Union Furnace
James Harkless
Homer Carter
Ray
Wilbur McDaniel
Elmer Fuller
Alma
Dorothy
Hazel Largent
Arthur Large
Watermelons Plentiful After Truck Upset Near New Straitsville
Aug. 12 New Straitsville reports a melons laden truck left the road and scattered produce across Perry County. Local updates note community members traveling, funerals conducted in Summit Station Columbus, and residents recovering from illness or injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Perry County
Call
John Hoodlet
California
Harble
Summit Station
Columbus
Nellie Bird
Donna Young
Young
Alden Syberts
Kenneth White
East Fulteenham
Ed. Hamlin
Coakley
Violet
Logan
Local residents and visitors figure in weekend notices
A collection of brief items records accidents and calls to health care, plus visits from relatives and friends across towns. Frank Phillips survived a 20 foot fall while painting a barn roof with no broken bones reported. Several families from Athens, Marion, La Grange and Boston are noted visiting or hosting, including医 notices of operations recovery, plays, and weekend trips to Canter's Cave and Mechanicsburg Schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Phillips
Carl
Arena Patterson
Middleport
Fletcher Haning
Perry Haning
Marion
J. E. Snow
la Grange
Ill
Snow
Walter Bartlett
Oakfield
Richard Phillips
Mary
Aldine Duncan
J. L. Duncan
Athens
Ella Dillinger
Lucille Carpenter
the Plains
Ed. Michael
Lelia Wolf
Coolville
Nancy Haning
Bess White
Joseph Robinson
Wilbur Young
Freda
Cathrine Phillips
Leonard Potter
Amenville
Cletus Mulligan
Orland Leighty
Virginia
Boston
Mass
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits And Travelers
Bethany pastor John Barnes underwent a hospital exam in Columbus and was advised to leave the Ohio River area. Mrs. Place visited Frost Union Sunday School. Mrs. Rosa Burke called on Mrs. Lois Petty. Miss Avis Ladd returned from Columbus visiting friends. Mrs. Annie Meek expects Alabama relatives driving through. Mrs. A. A. Place visited Bethany acquaintances. Merle Norris of Columbus reported critically ill. Carl Johnson, Swedish Texan, returned to Oklahoma. Byron Frost’s Frost bridge area cited as scenic with views of Wooded knolls and river lands across Frost town.
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Harold West
Pennsylvania
Fulton Brant
Mary Nancy
Brant
Isma Wilson
John S. Wilson
Isaac Brant
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge
Phebie Keeler
Keeler
Logan
John Barnes
Bethany
Columbus
Ohio River
Place
Frost Union
Rosa Burke
Lois Petty
Avis Ladd
Annie Meek
Alabama
A. A. Place
Cross Roads
Martha Petty
Merle Norris
Carl Johnson
Resi
Leora Bingman
Corning
W. E. Bingman
Edwin
Bingman
Frank Caldwell
Tick Ridge
Louis Persons
Pomeroy
F. G. Runion
Coolville
Rob Runion
Bethel Ridge
Otto Shanks
Eva Gibbs
Hockingport Road
R. I. Wolf
Clarks Chapel
Perry Haning
Wolf
Haning
Troy
Athens County Fair
Flora
Tuppers Plains
Emerson Stout
Grace Stout
Pearl Pitts
Lottridge
Miss Pitts
John Pinell
Albert
Belpre
Clyde Stout
Hobart Shields
W. H. Moody
Edna Price
Glouster
Standard Oil Company
Haskin Park
Alfred Russell
Clemma
Warner
Carl Kincade
Virginia
J. W. Kincade
Linnie Lantz
Laura
A. C. Mills
Paul
Leta Marquis
Floyd
Amesville
Edward Bridges
Washington, Pa
A. B. White
Former Ireland district resident buried in California
Coolville Aug. 12. Word filters to friends of Sherman Livezey a former Ireland district resident that he died July 21 at his Bakersfield California home. Born and raised in Ireland, he moved to California about 18 years ago. Several local families and neighbors are noted in the report with social visits and community events ongoing in Coolville and nearby areas.
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Coolville
Ireland
Sherman Livezey
Bakersfield
California
Mr. Livezey
Albany Grange Names Committees for Athens County Fair
Albany Aug. 12. The Albany Grange exhibit at the County Fair is organized with committees led by Ss. R. Knowlton. Decorating and booth setup includes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eliott and others. Fruits group led by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Throckmorton and Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Gillogly.
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Albany
Ss. R. Knowlton
W. M
Albany Grange
Fred Eliott
Samscott
Eldon Dailey
C. N. Jones
W. M. Throckmorton
G. S. Gillog
Big Ten baseball Aug 16 slate includes Harrisonville clash
Harrisonville opens a schedule featuring Pine Grove Letart Coolville Zaleski and others with Aug 16 games. Pine Grove lost 3 to 2 to a prior opponent last Sunday amid broader regional rain and crop upsurge notes. Community reports cover reunions visits and revival meetings with many named locals and families attending and hosting across towns.
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Harrisonville
Pine Grove
Letart
Coolville
Zaleski
Dyesville
Tuppers Plains
Hobson
Kerrs Run
Thomas Fork
Bowen and Cottrill
Wales Mills
Seventieth Seventh Birthday Dinner at Mt Zion
Mr Zion celebrated his seventy seventh birthday with a Sunday dinner at Emanuel Skiver’s Mt Zion home. Relatives and friends included the Skivers, Lines, Thress, Rieder, Smith, Johnson, Auflick, McDaniel, Wolfe, and others on a day of social visiting and family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Skiver
Mt. Zion
Luther
Isaac Skiver
Cable Bowers
Arthur Skiver
Clifford Lines
Ned
Homer Johnson
Lloyd Shelton
Irene
Albert Thress
Clarence Rieder
Emery Smith
Arthur Thress
Edith Frances
Carl Johnson
Louie
Cora Auflick
Emanuel Auflick
Floyd Shelton
Michigan
Levinia Smith
Gertrude Maloney
Juanita
Cyreda Mahoney
Connett
Pauline Johnson
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
Advertisement for Baalinanya's Gas Tablets claiming permanent relief from stomach gas and related symptoms. Promises disappearance of gnawing stomach pain and anxiety, improved breathing, reduced drowsiness after meals, and restored circulation. Urges purchasing from drug stores with CLINE'S PHARMACY named as on hand.
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Baalmann
CLINE
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