Stout Family Reunion Reminisces From Chester Ohio
Elmer Seymour Trussell recalls twelve annual Stout family reunions held Aug 21 on the old Stout homestead near Chester Meigs County Ohio. He details grandparents Abner and Mary Stout, family life, schooldays, Civil War memories, a nine mile wagon ride, and the enduring pride of Stout ancestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Abner
Mary (Steadman) Stout
Albert Dean
Sumner
J. E. White
Alfred
Abner Stout
Long Bottom
Frank Dorst
George Jones
Torch
Mary
Howard Stout
Howard Lake
Perne Stout
Coolville
Earl Stout
Eatons
W. Va
Clyde White
Hemlock Grove
Eva Griffin
Stanley Griffin
Emma Stout
Athens
Sarah Stout
Rutland
Mary’ (Steadman) Stout
Stout
Robert Simpson
Harrisonville
Elmer Seymour Trussell
Priscilla (Stout) Hecox
Dailey Funeral Rites Held at McDougal Church
Chauncey Aug 25 Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ann Dailey 57 died Saturday night at daughter Maywood Byers home were held Tuesday at 2 PM from McDougal Church Rev Hiram Mingus officiated Hymns by Vera Bridgewater and Mingus accompanied by Carol Mingus Burial followed in adjoining cemetery Survived by husband Jess Dailey and children Charles George Maywood Clyde Ted Flossie Sherman Grover Arthur and 17 grandchildren plus sister and six brothers The funeral drew a large crowd
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Chauncey
Mary Ann Dailey
Maywood Byers
May Avenue
McDougal Church
Hiram Mingus
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Vera Bridgewater
Mingus
Carol Mingus
Dailey
Chesterhill
Dan Tippie
Canaonville
James
Sam Tippie
Little Hocking
George Tippie
McDougal
Charles Tippie
Luhrig
Oliver Tippie
Pleasant Valley Home-Coming At Zaleski Marks Return
The second annual Pleasant Valley home-coming at Pleasant Valley M E Church near Zaleski on Aug 21 drew former residents and friends. A noon basket dinner preceded an afternoon sermon by Rev A C Earnhardt of Hamden. Attendees included many listed locals from Athens, Wellston, Columbus, Mansfield and beyond. organizers announced future home-comings will be held on the fourth Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley M. E
A. C. Earnhardt
Hamden
Frank McCathran
Will Miracle
Elwood Reeves
Rodney Reeves
Nelsonville
Eber McKibben
S. J. Scott
H. L. Reeder
Kenneth
Glenn
Glenn Saunders
H. A. Reeder
T. E. Dixon
R. F. Dixon
Elza Reeder
New Marshfield
J. E. Ross
Elmer Ross
Rena Ross
Nellie Ross
New Plymouth
Community Notices From Chauncey and Nearby Towns
Local residents report returning home from visits in Wellston Jackson Ohio and Washington D C. Chauncey guests include Misses Mary Louise and Bessy Bell Baughman and Mrs Otto M Russell and children. The seven year old Richard Webb has improved from illness in May Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Olliver
Chauncey
Wellston
Jackson
Ohio
Mary Louise
Bessy Bell Baughman
Washington, D. C
Donna Blower
Millfield
Fred Leake
Greens Run
Emmett Olbers
Columbus
Otto M. Russell
Catlettsburg
May Avenue
W. B. Koons
Elmo and
Curtis
Athens
Greens Run travelers conclude southern tour of 1500 miles
Ray Leake of Greens Run and Orrin Justus of Ironton finished a 1500 mile trip through southern states. Their final stop was Asheville North Carolina. After a week at the Leake home Mr Justus will return to Ironton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ray Leake
Greens Run
Orrin Justus
Ironton
Asheville
N. C
Leake
Mingus and related families attend Chauncey reunion
At Chauncey on Sunday the Mingus family held their annual reunion at Dan Johnson Sr.'s home with Mr. and Mrs. Dow Cannon and family and Mrs. Lottie Cannon of Greens Run, and also Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leake and family and Orvin Justus of Ironton.
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Chauncey
Dow Cannon
Lottie Cannon
Greens Run
Sawyer
Dave Sawyer
Redtown
Fred Leake
Orvin Justus
Ironton
Mingus
Dan Johnson
Greens Run Church Bible School Attendance
The Greens Run Church of Christ Bible School reports 63 in attendance last Sunday. Ten Cannon family members and seven Juniper family members were present, with 26 in the Beginners Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Greens Run
Church of Christ Bible School
Cannon
Juniper
Motor Trip Tops Sanders Party in Ohio Journey
On a motor trip to Chauncey on August 25, Dr. and Mrs. C. N. Sanders and son Bob, with Mr. and Mrs. H. O. McDaniel and Mrs. P. D. Hill of Millfield, traveled via Baltimore, Ohio, visiting relatives before continuing to Columbus and returning in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
C. N. Sanders
Bob
H. O. McDaniel
P. D. Hill
Millfield
McDaniel
Hill
Baltimore
Ohio
Chauncey Pythian Sisters Meeting Postponed
The Past Chiefs Club of Chauncey Pythian Sisters postpones its regular meeting planned for tonight. It was to be held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Smith with Mrs. William Collins Sr. as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chiefs Club
Chauncey Pythian Sisters
Arthur Smith
William Collins
Greens Run Church of Christ Ladies Aid to Meet
Mrs. Fred Leake president of Greens Run Church of Christ Ladies Aid Society announces a special meeting at her home next Monday night for society members.
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Chauncey
Fred Leake
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Greens Run Church of Christ
Mrs C W Fischer Sustains Head Wound in Fall
Glouster Ohio August 25 Mrs C W Fischer wife of Marshal Fischer sustained a deep gash in her head from a fall at home Her condition was reported as failing late today in the town bulletin Authorities and neighbors watched over her during medical care and she remained under doctor supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
C. W. Fischer
Marshal Fischer
Cow Girl Steers Grace Liner During Salinas Rodeo
Emeryl McHale, pictured on the bridge of the Grace liner Santa Teresa with Captain Walter N. Prengel, helped steer the ship. She was named Sweetheart of the Rodeo and won a free round trip to New York at the California Rodeo in Salinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeryl McHale
Santa Teresa
Walter N. Prengel
New York
California
Salinas
Glouster Bank Declares 15 Percent Dividend
Glouster State Bank authorized a 15 percent dividend to depositors with payments starting next Tuesday. The State Banking Department said the payout will not hinder the bank’s reorganization efforts. Claimants must present proof of claim certificates to receive dividends.
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Glouster
Two Charity Dances Bring Good Results
In GLOUSTER on August 25 two charity dances raised food and funds for school noon meals. The drive yielded numerous donations including bread flour beans honey peanuts sugar potatoes milk vegetables and cash totaling 8 dollars 10 cents from Mrs. Riley.
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Glouster
Riley
Infant Donald Lee Morgan Rites Held in Glouster
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. today for Donald Lee Morgan three months old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Morgan at their Main Street home in Glouster. Rev F J Batterson of the M E Church officiated burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery. The baby died Wednesday morning from cholera infantum after a three week illness. Later in Glouster Marcellne Rebekah Lodge plans a social night at Odd Fellow Hall with a program scheduled for Saturday night.
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Glouster
Maplewood
Donald Lee
Thomas Morgan
Main Street
F. J. Batterson
M. E. Church
Marcellne Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Reunions and visits across Ohio community
Lydia Kittle and Mr and Mrs Wolfe attended the Concord reunion Sunday. Myron Sayre returned to Mansfield after weeks with his parents the Sayres. Harold Moody of Mansfield joined guests at the Sayre home. Mrs Dutrow visiting her parents in Athens spent Wednesday with Mrs Herrold. Mrs Alice Eddy attended the Vore reunion at the Athens County Fair grounds. Mrs Chadwell and three children of Duncan Falls visiting relatives. Mrs Ernest Thomas and daughter returned to Pickerington after visiting her mother Mrs Rainey. Mr Thomas accompanied them home. Mrs Lucille Joseph and two daughters visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Bernard at Mikl ersburg before school starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Kittle
A. ©. Wolfe
Concord
Myron Sayre
Mansfield
W. A. Sayre
Harold Moody
Sayre
H. R. Dutrow
Columbia
S. C
E. G. Biddison
Athens
Zoe Herrold
Alice Eddy
Athens County Fairgrounds
Hugh Chadwell
Duncan Falls
J. F. Chadwell
George Heckman
Ernest Thomas
Pickerington
Thomas
Gertrude Rainey
Lucille
Carter's Little Liver Pills advertised in 1931
An advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate two pounds of bile flow daily and cure feelings of sourness, lethargy, and digestive stagnation. It warns against substitutes and notes a 25 cent price with a red label, attributed to 1931 C. M. Co.
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Carter
C. M. Co
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Jaspers. Trussell
New England
Mary Whittier
Trussell
Laura Jewett
Lawson
Hebbardsville
Mary Stout
Shade River
Sal- He
Sarah A
Bashan
Jasper S. Trussell
Jackson County
Grandfather Stout
Old Home
Grandfather
Spencer
Milton
Edwin
Myron
George
Elihu
Albanus
Grandmother Stout
Pomeroy
Meigs County Agricultural Society
Racine
Rock Springs
Old Seminary
Old Stout
John Stout
Charlie Wells
Charlie
Marietta
Elihu and
Leslie Lyon
Danny
Will Scott
Arthur Hecox
Mary Ellen Branch
John
David L. Geyer
Grandfather's
Scott Place
Elihu Stout
Morgan
Mother
Rebs
Chauncey Woman
Woodworth’s
South Court St
Athens, Ohio
Isaac Wilson
Texas
Freeport
Tex
Chauncey District
Greens Run Church of Christ Makes
Fischer
Macon
Navy
Akron
Ai Clouster Bank
Dunlap
Elias Clark
Paul
Jesse Kesler
Philo
Auer
Charles Burris
John Auer
Kesler
J. D. Andrews
Himble Personals
Borden
ATLAS
ACE
Shoe Store
COR. Court & State Sts
Electric Storage Battery Co
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