Local social notes cover travel and visits in Albany area
Messenger correspondents report Ros and family plan to move into a vacated property on the Avenas as Mrs. Barry’s widow prepares to relocate. Indiana’s Margaret Conner and Bessie Dickson stay with the Baughmans while visiting, with Sunday gatherings noted. Church activities include Rev Staley Roush starting a New Testament class in Albany for all denominations, with thirty youths attending the opening.
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Ros
Avenas
Athens
Barry
Margaret Conner
Indiana
Mise Bessie Dickson
Columbus
Wilbur Baughman
Bari Baughman
Conner
Julia Dickson
Bessie
Jehan Stanley
Balow
Missoula
Mont
Denver
H. C. Smith
Bellevue
Charles Bean
Stasley Roush
Methodist Church
Albany
Local social notes include visits and guests across towns
Joste Crosin departs for New York City after seven weeks with Mrs. Belle Crosin and Miss Ida Alison. Clarence Harner and family visit Morgantown and old hometown friends. Aura Vorhes and Mary Ellen visit Columbus to see their mother. Winnie Gibson reads entertains friends in Reads with relatives. Rev. Stanley Roush hosted by relatives as guests over the weekend. Various sisters, cousins, and in laws from Cleveland Baltimore Niagara Falls and Columbus appear among visiting relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joste Crosin
New York City
Belle Crosin
Mise Faye Baker
Ida ‘Alison
Athens
Clarence Harner
Morgantown
W. Va
P. Ener
Aura Vorhes
Grandsater
Mary Ellen
Columbus
Winnie Gibson
Holland and Son
Colum
Stanley Roush
Herbert J. Bell
Edith Seeeman
Cleveland
L. B. Allen
Norma Woewnsend
Mabel Gillogly
Baltimore
Octa Gill
Q. ‘Watson
Niagara Parls
N.T
Mary Shalis
Rebecca Enlow
Enlow
Mabel Coe
Homecoming and revival at Hooper Ridge church
The Hooper Ridge community invites all for a homecoming at the Hooper Ridge church with baskets and a two week revival starting Sunday evening July 28. Local families and visitors from Athens Grove Coolville and Parkersburg share visits and attendance in a busy summer on the Athens Pike and surrounding areas.
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Hooper Ridge
Earl Linscott
Kate Kasior
Edward Donaldson
Athens Pike
Lewis Clarke
Ble
Stacy Sayre
Arsa Linscott
Coral
Austin
Lewis Morrie
Meseher
Athens
Grange Displays Debut At County Fair
Mrs Lulu Simington of Montana visits relatives the Enlows Wests and Nichols as Walter Stewart arrives from Columbus and stays with his family sewing club led by T Barlow. The county fair features handwork displays from several clubs including Smith-Hughes led by Curtie Jones and the Albany Grange in the Art hall marking a first time in recent years for grange entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Simington
Montana
Enlows
Wests and Nichols
Walter Stewart
Columbus
T. Barlow
Smith-Hughes Club
Curtie Jones
Albany Grange
Thies
Hollister Public School Principalship Vacancy Filled
The board of education met in a called session Monday evening to fill the Hollister public school principalship. Miss Grace Thomas of Cheshire was chosen for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Seasion
Atkinson
Hollister
Mise Grace Thomas
Cheshire
Weekend Visit Highlights Pierce Townsend Family Ties
In Athens on Sunday, Rev. Mr. Boyce and Mr. and Mrs. Charley Pierce visited the Townsend family. The gathering included two children of Logan and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Townsend of Bee, showcasing extended kin connections from the area.
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Boyce
Charley Pierce
Athens
Everett Townsend
Logan
C. W. Townsend
Bee Lia Aaltiioe Ak Tee
Local notices and social updates from Frost area
The Rev Mr Chapman will preach at the Frost church on September 1 3 and 8 with Universalists planning their association on Friday Saturday and Sunday. Jease Welch son of Matt Welch improves from typhoid fever. Dell Barrows visits Mrs Phoebe Barrows at her old home. Mrs Jule Ripley visits friends in the village. Clyde carries imprint on No 1 white Pearl Russell takes vacation. Fred Russell substitutes for Clyde Powell on Route 3. Little Della Smith stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Claude Oliver at Centerburg. Mr and Mrs Herb Hayes of Leveland visit locals this week. R E Linton spent weekend with Mrs Linton and two daughters at Zanesville. Linton plans move there soon, and Mrs Hed Simpson at June Monday. James Caldwell an engineer at Logan gas enjoys Canton day. Fred Cole on his shift.
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Chapman
Frost Church
Universalists
Jease Welch
Matt Welch
Dell Barrows
Phoebe Barrows
Jule Ripley
Clyde
Imatl On. No. 1 White Pearl ‘Russell To Taking His Vacation. Fred Russell
Clyde Powell
Della Smith
Claude Oliver l
Centerburg
Herb Hayes
Leveland
R. E. Linton
Pratt’s Fork Mra and Nearby Families Visit
Local residents including Clint Dizom and the To family, Herbert Cain and relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Miller Beam and Delbert Gaul, and others from Athens and Morrison hill area gathered for visits. Numerous household members and neighbors hosted or joined in on social calls and a teachers institute in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Clint Dizom
Herbert Cain
Mosken Sheet Shoorel Dean
Sere
Killes Cain
Orianeeeer
Miller Beam
Delbert Gaul
Sumner
Grant Gilkey
Athens
Will Gilkey
Fred Beckier
Morrison Hill
Athens-Pomeroy
Emmett Jones
Fio Blackwell
Frank Cain
Beckler
Mike
Mimer Goldeberry
Sarah Goldsberry
Alex Sapp
Sapp
Fred White
Flora
A. C. Howett
Jessie Gilkey
Alvira Sapp
Vern Beal
Pearl Smith
Elza Sapp
Mae Goldsberry
Roy Goldsberry
G. J. Smith
Cari
Verne Beal
Lotta Hawkie
Iractor
Dorothy Jones
Faye Wingett
Vada Darth
Ethel Steinmetz
W. E. Wingett
Lowell
Teachers’ Institute
Pomeroy
Community Attends Remembrance Homecoming Near Hebbarda
A large gathering at Elsa Enlow's home west of Hebbardeville honors Mrs. Thorne’s aunts Rebekah of Missoula and Caroline of Niagara Falls. Numerous Plains, Athens, Marietta, and Wheeling residents attended, with relatives visiting and moving arrangements noted for several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thorn
Carl Micheals
Lloyd Thorn
Elsa Enlow
Hebbardeville
W. Va
Alex Genter
Mareville
James Staley
Local Families Share News of Moves and Visits
Mrs. W. O. Broadwell, recently back from Charleston hospital, has worsened as all children return home. Mr. White arrives from Virginia. I E Rathburn and Elizabeth Harkins with J L Foutch visit relatives. Walter Foutch appears in McConnellsville. Roberts and Walter White relocate to Pomeroy for salt works. Alva McDaniel moves to Roberts farm on Sand Rock. A reunion and basket dinner at G H Holdcroft’s features Holdcrofts of Zaleski and Gious ter families. Myrtle Young heads to Mankato to enter college. Foutch secures work at Malta. J J Foutch congratulates Messenger on its Century birthday. longtime Messenger correspondent since 1887.
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W. O. White
Charleston
Pomeroy
Alva McDaniel
Roberts Farm
Sand Rock
G. H. Holdcroft
Charles Holdcroft
Zaleski
Bertha
Nada
Evaline
Palmer Holdcroft
Giouster
Ernest
Johnie
J. J. Foutch
the Messenger
Local Social News Highlights and Visits
A flurry of social visits and family gatherings fills the area. Stewart and Root families host relatives from Jerseyville and Athens while Miss Winnie Stewart visits Jackson. The community notes attendances at the Mary Watkins sale, the Graham and Frost reunions, and local Grange exhibits. Births, travels to Fort Thomas, and visitors from Parkersburg and Little Hocking appear among ongoing school ground work and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Root
Mary Root
Addie Biggine
Lelia van Dyke
Yowman
Marietta
Mary Watkins
Jerseyville
F. H. Laughlin
del Morrison
Stella Arnold
Winnie Stewart
Jackson
C. A. Wiseman
Lena
Sylvia Munn
Athens
George Plumly
Chillicothe
Graham
William Spear
R. E. Copeland
Stewart
Fort Thomas
Bush
Pomeroy
Addie Biggins
J. G. Russell
J. G. Newman
Alan
Florence
Maneaville
D. Newman
William McCune
Little Hocking
Mabel Rowan
Wade Dean
Gray
Nelsonville
D. F. Morrison
Fa Arnold
Cyril
New Ford Touring Car Owner Visits Relatives
Rush Dichi owns a Ford touring car named Siellate Merc. from Meuben ville visited Sunday to see her sister Gilmore. Mrs Herman Spires of Gallipolis spent a few days last week here visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Dichi
Siellate Merc
Meubenville
Sis- Gilmore
Ter
Frank
Herman Spires
Gallipolis
Carbon Hill Family News and Local Deaths
Carbon Hill and Collingwood residents figure in a busy local page. Notables include the return of Leslie McAllister to Collingwood, illness prompting travel among Elgin and Nelsonville families, and a tenth birthday party for Louise. Ora Winigan dies at eight months. funeral planned. Irene McAllister funeral held with numerous out of town attendees.
Hamden Beats Zaleski In First Sunday Baseball Game
The Hamden and Zaleski game ended 7 to 5 with most runs scored early. Pitchers battled through nine innings as Tripp and Woolweaver paired for Hamden while Hayes and Hayes worked for Zaleski.
Local residents on travels and visits across towns
McArthur Misa Genevieve Kelly a stenographer for the McArthur Savings and Loan company spends vacation with relatives in Washington D C Brooklyn and York. Mrs Ruth Kwatkosky and son Harry go to Columbus to remain for some time. Ed Hunter of Swan town ship visits with brother J B Hunter. J Smith of Columbus attends funeral of Mrs Elisa Wymen. Mr and Mrs Clarence W Smith and son Clovis of Columbus visit Mr and Mrs William Smith and Mrs Chloe Davis. Mr and Mrs Grant Roby of Urichaville visit W N Secrest family. Mrs Russell Rudolph of Sugar Grove visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs L S Cox call on PD B Dey at home near Hamden. Mr and Mrs Ben Knipe and children Vivian Marie and Charles of Groveport visit E T Ansel's parents. Vivian remains for a week or more. Nelle Louise Warner of Wellaton visits Helen. Mr and Mrs L W Horton and two children with F W Wilson attend Dr J P Bishop funeral in Wilkesville. Mrs Clyde Lee visits her parents in Liverly. Miss Lena Worley of New York is
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Leslie McAllister
Collingwood
N. J
Rose
Irene McAllister
Christian Church
Mary Gary
John
Jacksonville
Billie
Thelma McLaughlin
Wellston
John McAllister
Zanesville
Vincent
Big Run
Dora Bethel
Bert Robinson
Molly Robinson
Oscar Bethel
Hollister
CG. McLaughlin
Thomas
Fred Thompson
Frank Creull
Glouster
Nell O'Neal
Dennis
Tom Keefe
New Straitaville
Earl Carsner
Charles Murphy
Murray
Chester Thompson
William Thompson
G. C
Snell
Trimble
Ike Tucker
Harley Thompson
Luther Williams
Penn
Creighton Lemon
Kentucky
Charles Robey
Frank Powers
Logan
Margaret Kammeringes
Jerry Matheny
Columbus
Lewis Evans
Mid- Gleport
Dawley
Mary E. Dawley
Mies Margaret Flagel
Portland
Ore
Irene Steenrod
Detroit
Mich
Joe Blosser
Viola
West Virginia
Gertie Bay
Nelsonville
Harvey Evans
Buchtel
T. V. Bay
Rushville
William Winigman
Harley Bay
Lancaster
Bud Smith
Bert Stedman
Pennsylvania
Guy Stedman
Bert Green
Ed Smith
Carl Smith
J. H. Bloseer
Lidi Martin
G. W. Rees
Evry Booth
Ralph
West Columbia
W. Va
G. W
Monon Powers
Laseen
Zaleski
Hamden
Hamden Battery
Tripp
Alice
Misa Elsie Perry
Racine
Carl Calvin
Edgar Thompson
Harry Griffin
Marjorie
Robert
Cleveland
Richard Davison
Richard
Mary da
J.A. Jolly
Kathaleen
Chillicothe
Leo Stanton
Betty
Ruth
Tim
Coalton
James Trainor
Marion
Jake Anthony
Main Street
Elm Street
Charles McCoppin
Grant Hospital
Joe Howell
Wellaton
Tri-Town Tigers
Londonderry
C. C. Morehead
W. O. Tripp
Howard Morehead
Frank Camink
Mary Elizabeth
W. E. Stanton
H. B. Robbins
Jess Kinchaloe
Randolph Robbins
Elizabeth Beacon
Bess Thompson
J. R. Davisson
Elsie Perry
Grace Morris
Estha Anthony
Ray Howser
Matthew Lewis
Paul Anthony
Virginia Theater
H. R. Robbins
Georgetown
Misa Genevieve Kelly
McArthur Savings and Joan Company
Washington, D. C
Brooklyn
N. Y
York, Pa
Ruth Kwatkosky
Harry
Ed. Hunter
Swan Township
F W Chapman Drives Sheep to Carthage Farm on Coolville Visit
F W Chapman passed through Coolville with a flock of sheep en route to his Carthage farm. The flock, once common in the area, is now a rarity, gathered in Washington county. Local families, visits, and gatherings are noted, including trips to West Virginia and nearby towns. An all day M B & B church rally and picnic is planned at the campgrounds next Sunday August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Chapman
Carthage
Chapman
Washington County
Blaine Chapman
Rothiesberger
Reedy
W. Va
F. G. Bardin
Charleston
Business Visitor Mies Vergil Eberts Seen Near Hamden
Mies Vergil Eberts of near Hamden was a business visitor here and was reported staying for a few days with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Vergil Eberts
Near Hamden
Torch Ladies Aid entertained by Hayden home
Hockingport The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church of Torch were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hayden Thursday afternoon. Four automobile loads of folks came from Torch. A number of neighbors and other friends attended. Refreshments were served after a successful meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church of Torch
C. W. Hayden
Torch
Herbert Dutton
Michigan
Walter Dutton
Lansing
Mich
H. P. Dutton
Earl Dickerson
Stoop
Youngstown
Ashcraft
Clarkeburg
Melvin I¢e
Parkersburg
Hazel Keever
Misees Parker
J. W. Johnson
Nora Johnson
Fred Gillian
Mary Elisabeth
Arthur Lee
Gertrude
Elliott
Misees Freida
Helena Gillan
Baptist Association
Marietta
First Baptist Church
Amesville Honors Local Daughters and Guests With Progressive Dinner
Amesville residents honored their daughters the Misses Lucile Porter Beatrice Porter Velma Jones and friends Janet Miner Helen Freese with a progressive dinner at multiple homes Friday evening The evening featured chicken dinner ice cream and cake after a brisk walk Also mentioned are visitors from Mars Pennsylvania and Columbus and a gas explosion accident at Mrs Otto Sedwick s home with minor injuries
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Lucile
Beatrice Porter
Velma Jones
Janet Miner
Helen Freese
Albert Schaff
Donald Hanes
Clayton Porter
Dan Atkins
Edward Cleary
Marietta
Florence Porter
O. D. Jones
W. P. Adair
Mars
Lucy Adair
Riley Thompson
F. L. Thomas
W. E. Potter
W. A. Perry
Columbus
Perry Sedwick
Otto Sedwick
Ruse Porter
Last Sunday Sermon Ends Rev Seymour’s tenure at Sharpsburg
Community life in Sharpsburg notes the final conference year and Rev Seymour’s last sermon. Families share picnics under Mt. Hermon trees and several relatives visit, while local farmers report light wheat and a good oats crop.
Eve Sees Garden Admiration in First Day Exchange
In Youngstown Ohio the Vindicator prints a brief note about Eve and a companion visiting a garden. The dialogue highlights praise on day one and a compliment on day two. The item captures a simple local exchange and place name.
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Youngstown
Ohio
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