News of Albany and Local Personal Notes
New system reports from Messenger correspondents. Mrs Bally Brooks suffered a stroke on Saturday evening and relatives in Columbus have been notified. Delegates Miss Mation Cain and Beatrice Moore returned from Lancaster Camp Ground after a district conference with about 150 girls. 4-H club and boys' club events in Amesville added $24 to camp funds. Personal mentions include Aura Vorhes and daughter Mary Ellen visiting, Miss Flossie Hill and Miss Talma Graves en route from Athens, Miss Faye Baker returning from Nelsonville, Miss Faye Cline vacationing at Rye Beach with Miss Vivian Dowds, H N Atkinson and daughter Mary visiting, and residents Lovell Chase and Mrs Fred Peevey returning from Pittsburgh and Marion respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmlbany
Bally Brooks
Columbus
Oeerat Chase
Foster
Mildred Crumley
Athens
Cafre
Jim Chase
Edna Gates
Pea Brooks Russell
Jeaans
Vaughn Chase
Mation Cain
Beatrice Moore
Lancaster Camp Ground
Bear‘iers
Aura Vorhes
Howard Vorhes
Mary Ellen
Flossie Hil
Mis Talma
Graves
Vinton County
C. D. Dailey
Ohio University
Faye Baker
Nelsonville
A. G. Cotton
Faye Cline
Rye Beach
Lake Erie
Vivian Dowds
Mt. Vernon
Youngstown
Berea
H. N. Atkinson
Mary
I Lovell Chase
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Fred Peevey
Marion
Eldon Dalley
Hill Crest Farm
Community notices and society reports from New Marshfield
Womans Home Missionary society held a regular Wednesday meeting at Mrs. Mattie Mace home with devotionals led by Mace and officers elected for the year. Rev Bailey preached at M E church Sunday. Eastern Star held a Friday meeting admitting two new members with out-of-town guests listed. Merritt Herron returned to work after a family emergency. A Buds of Hope picnic for W H M girls and mothers was held in the school grove with ice cream and cake. Anna Hoak and Nora Frank moved from Carbondale to run the local Telephone exchange. Funeral services for Mrs Ed Hawk drew a large crowd. Dent Robinett entertained guests at a picnic including Cooley, Brooks, Lyle, Ricketts, Enos, Bolin and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Home Missionary Society
Mattie Mace
Mace
Baker
Bailey
M. EB
Eastern Star Chapter
Mary Knowlton
Joseph King
Athens
Blanche Howell
Hamden
Jasper Cox
Carrie Beverage
Carbondale
Merritt Herron
Chillicothe
G. C. Herron
Buds of Hope
School Grove
Anna Hoak
Nora Frank
Ed. Hawk
New Marshfield
Conrad Weiningson
Clifford
City
Frederick Madden
Youngstown
Charles Roof
Ane Beis Thomas
Bess Frazee
Sam Fenn
Dan Simmers
Harberaton
Chas. Baird
J. M
P. F. Loner
E. H. Rayman
Leliah ‘Bhires
Detroit
Clifford Hayman
Hibbant
E. H. Hayman
Chas, Murray
Miami
Tia
P. F. Lopez
Tope
M. EB. Church
Merle Tope
Sycaemore, III
Friends I
Mattie Ralph
Lizzie Bradbury
Biffie Devos
Fimma Castell
Clara Helle Leer
Joannin
Lizzie
Lizzie Fisher
Dell Hellyer
Harrison Hellyer
Nelsonville
Delbert Mills
Thie City
Pearl Chapel honors Mrs Coe with surprise birthday party
Pearl Chapel Sunday school members held a surprise party for Mrs Pearl Coe on Wednesday evening with ice cream and cake, vocal and instrumental music, and a pleasant gathering. Many local families attended including Reeves, Gibson, Jordan, Brandeberry, and other neighbors. Several from the vicinity also attended Haning church homecoming and various relatives visited in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Chap- Wo
Pearl Coe
Puesis
Mra
Delbert Reeves
Dorothy
Rex
Alvin Reeves
Alice
Blanche
Virell Reeves
Mathew
Granville
Day Steward
Melvin
Hazel
Bernice
Bush King
Ora
Dora
Garnet
Arthur Gibson
Brad Gibson
Ruth
Jorden
Virginia
Sanford Jordan
Paul
Cal McNeese
Sherman Goodin
Douglas Hudnal
Audrey Adams
Cecil Adams
Asa Jordan
Osmond Luckett
Frederick Dixon
Ernest Stanley
Myers
Roger
Haning Church
James Elliott
George Irwin
Athens
Mabel McKnight
Fisher
Blanche Reeves
Local families visit relatives across Athens and nearby towns
Beebe residents Mr and Mrs A M Johnson visited Mrs Johnsons parents Mr and Mrs Paul Jewell in Athens Sunday. J R Spurrier and two children Mary Lou and Elinor visited Williams Ross in Malta recently. Guy France and children from Mansfield visited K H Francett Beebe. Paul and Vern Parsons called on Joseph Connant Sunday while Mildred Sherman visited Peter Parsons. Everett Parsons stayed with D D Smith in Broadwell Sunday evening. Frances and Mildren Sherman of Beebe spent a week with relatives in New Marshfield. P H Root of Haga Ridge attended an ice cream dinner at daughter Mrs Ralph Saylor’s. Katherine Sherman visited Emma Munn of Haga Ridge. Joe Frost and sons James Arthur and Joe Jr of Stewart were guests of Pearl Jewell of Beebe Sunday. Mary Curtis and P F Root of Haga Ridge made a business trip to Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Gladys
Charles
C. W. Hornsby
Buckeye Lake
Minda Rogers
Nellis Bradford
J Coolville
A. W. Brandeberry
F. Nist
James Hornsby
G. Brande
Berry
Mildred
Myrtle Hornsby
Parkersburg
Mra
Orvil Brandeberry
Walden
Coolville
Jennie Brandeberry
Bethany
Lewis Moore
Alfred Rogers
Dora Carouthers
Pansacola
Fla
George Carouthers
Griswell
New Mexico
E. Brandeberry
John Humphrey
Athens
E. J. Daugherty
Floyd Shafer
Hie Root
Clarice
Layman Oniel
M. F. Nist
Clara Parker
Hrockingport
Ephrim McColskey
Dudley Root
New Marshfield
W. E. Dunfee
Guy Secoy
Torch
Ireland
Abmer Deter
Theo Barrows
Pennsylvania
A. M. Johnson
Paul Jewell
J. R. Spurrier
Mary Lou
Elinor
Wiliam Ross
Malta
Guy France
Mansfield
K. H. Francett Beebe
Paul
Vern Parsons Bent
Joseph Connant
Mildred Sherman
Peter Parsons
Everett Parsons
D. D. Smith
Broadwell
Frances
Mildren Sherman
Beebe
P. H. Root
Haga Ridge
Ralph Saylor
Katherine Sherman
Emma Munn
Joseph Frost
Local residents host varied visits and family gatherings
Numerous households report guests and travelers visiting Columbus, Marion, and nearby towns. The record lists Mr. and Mrs. Fred White hosting friends, Norma Young visiting Athens, Jack King returning from Canal Winchester to help with thrashing, and several families from Ravenswood to Milford Center welcoming relatives for days or weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Smith
Baby of
Columbus
Roy
Goldsberry
Norma Young
Athens
Jack King
Canal Winchester
Fred Beckier
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Shade Mr and Mrs WH Hawk were guests of Mr and Mrs Orville Shellman Thursday evening Miss Thelma Burnside spent Wednesday night with Mrs Irene Ackley and attended the dance at the Charley Colburn home Mr and Mrs Clarence Hoskins and daughter Pearl attended the picnic Thursday at Racine Mrs Caroline Carsey of Rock Springs was visiting Mr and Mrs Leon Burnside Orvilla Shellman made a business trip to Parkerville Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH Hawk
Mra
Orville Shellman
Thelma Burnside
Irene Ackley
Charley Colburn
Clarence Hoskins
Pearl
Racine
Caroline Carsey
Rock Springs
Leon Burnside
Orvilla Shellman
Parkerville
Funeral Held For Ernie Remy 26 At Byers
Ernie Remy 26 died at his brother William Remy’s home in Hamden after a three year tuberculosis illness. He was visiting from Columbus with his mother since Aug 1 and died eleven days after arrival. Survived by mother and six siblings. funeral at Byers with Rev. Rice officiating and burial in Byers cemetery. Ezra McKinniss recovering from typhoid fever and local residents attend Carmel picnic. Sue Cross travels to Columbus then Cleveland. Harry Cramer dies in Columbus after heart on the right side found during appendicitis operation following years as a brakeman between Hamden and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Remy
William Remy
Columbus
Finley, Anthony
Harley
William
Hamden
Cordie Ireland
Hazel Todd
Unn ,Byers
Byers
Rev. Rice
Wellston
Ezra McKinniss
William McKinniss
Cert
G. Cross
Alice
Rush
Dre
Carmel
Racine
Sue Crossleft
Cleveland
Harry Cramer
Portsmouth
MacKinley Hospital
Coonville Notes On Hospital, Visits And Accident
Word reaches Mrs Griffin that her sister Mrs Willy Hubacher is seriously OK at her home in Maxine West Virginia. Mrs Phil Schall visits her sister Mrs Charles Tipple in Sugar Creek. Donald Seever has returned to Coonville where he is employed. Mr Elza Faylor spent last weekend at his home in McArthur. The small son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Arline fell last week and broke his arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Willy Hubacher
Maxine
West Virginia
Phil Schall
Charles Tipple
Sugar Creek
Donald Seever
Moscow Doctor Saves Woman With Skin Tube Procedure
A Moscow physician Dr A G Braizev recently saved a woman who had ingested acid and faced starvation by creating an artificial tube from skin grafts taken from her chest. The tube allowed passage and relief from oesophageal constriction, stabilizing her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
A. G. Braizev
Beer Trade Makes Bandlitz Innkeeper Widow Rich
A laborer in Bad Ischl Austria exchanged his lottery ticket for a beer at a local inn. When the Austrian state lottery drawing occurred the widow of the innkeeper became a 15000 dollar winner. The ticket had been bought by Johann Bart at a Bad Ischl tobacco shop. The beer purchase changed the fate of the widow and made her one of the district’s wealthiest residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ischl
Ona
Johann Bart
Bad Ischl
Jonana
Widow Wins Large Prize Inspires Evening of Cheers
The inn keeper's widow was officially advised she had won $15,000. To console Johann for his loss she invited him to drink beer all evening at her expense, turning the moment into a local social gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann
Worldwide appeal planned to rebuild Shakespeare Memorial Theatre
The Shakespeare Memorial Theatre governors led by Sir Charles Holmes and Guy Dawber seek global donations for a new Stratford on Avon national memorial. They deem the riverside site unsuitable and may use alternate land. current funds total about 334,090 dollars, insufficient for an ambitious plan, with ideas to adapt the old theatre ruins into a concert hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre
National Memorial
Stratford-on-Avon
Charles Holmes
National Gallery
Guy Dawber
Royal Institute of British Architects
Reginald McKenna
James Barrie
Harley Granville-Barker
Stratford
William Lafollett
Logan
News of Murray City social notes and visitors
Miss Audrey Babbs of Shawnee spent the week with her sister Mrs. Howard Bush. Numerous friends and relatives from Nelsonville Athens Logan and Newark visited or hosted guests throughout the week including Eileen Morrall Ardella Martin and Grace Franklin with many familial and church connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Babbs
Shawnee
Howard Bush
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