Syracuse Notes on Local Social Visits and Travel
Syracuse notes list visits and trips of residents and families. Owen Hawley and family hosted by the Riz ers in Columbus. Carrie Sinclair visited Clara Hess. William Musick moved to Florida for work. Bar tels and Bartels relatives visited from Cincinnati. Carl Hubbard and family spent a Sunday with Lancaster kin. funeral attendance for J W Birtcher in Toledo. Carol Sardina from Milwaukee stayed with the Pierces. Hobart Brothers Tech Center trip to Troy. Ho backs visited St Petersburg Florida. Hubbard family return from Clinton Iowa. multiple families hosted and visited across Lisbon Wellsville East Liverpool Cheshire Mason and Wilmington. Vournazos in Alaska for Exercise King Crab. Lavender and family visited Clara Lavender. Myla Hudson visited Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Owen Hawley
Columbus
William Rizer
Carrie Sinclair
Wilmington
Clara Hess
Carl Hubbard
James Hubbard
Lancaster
Herman London
Clara Brown
Cincinnati
Fred Birtcher
Pomeroy
Toledo
J. W. Birtcher
Carol Sardina
Milwaukee
Wis
Clinton Pierce
William R. Hayes
Homer Gordon
Hobart Brother's
Troy
Charles Hoback
Paul
Edward
St. Petersburg
Fla
Rober Hubbard
Roger Lee
Clinton
Iowa
Ezra Phillips
Clarence Searls
Terry
Cheshire
Raymond Cook
Lisbon
Dale Mercer
Wellsville
Gilbert Donovan
Cecil Cook
East Liverpool
Michael E. Vournazos
Pauline McClintock
Frank A. Arnott
Vournazos
U. S. Air Force
Local families host relatives visiting in Zaleski and Joppa
Zaleski area guests include Luther Kimmey and families from Athens The Plains and Zaleski hosts Rev Kenneth McKibben and others. Joppa visitors include Pearl Dillon's guests Earl Dillon Coolville and Don Jones Mansfield Mans field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Baker Joppa
Pearl Dillon
Earl Dillon
Coolville
Don Jones
Ray Dillon
Don
Connie Riley
Tuppers Plains
Clearmont Harris
Sonny Harris
Herman Grossnickle
Larry Harris
Mansfield
Acey Boring
Little Hocking
Richard Smith
Stanley Bennett
Massilon
Harold Smith
Akron
Ralph Smith
Baltimore
Floyd Barringer
Harry Kearns
Mason
Junior Barringer
Irene Cottrell
Newton Falls
Gerald Barringer
Ray Dunfee
Local notes from New Straitsville and area
The Auxiliary to American Legion Post 510 met at Bess Davis's home with refreshments. The 1964 Year Club gathered at Grace Leake’s home for seven members and one guest Mary Mitchell of Zanesville. Jean Hardy visits her Dayton daughter as Lynn Miller with Columbus family spends weekend with Charles Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
American Legion
Bess Davis
Davis
Grace Leake
Mary Mitchell
Zanesville
Jean Hardy
Dayton
Lynn Miller
Columbus
Charles Evans
Local Social News from Athens Area Courting Visits
The notice lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hughes of New Lexington to friends in Athens. Dorothy Wolfe of New Lexington and Walter Matthews of Columbus visited their mother Mrs. Gladys Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stubbs visited relatives in Mount Sterling. Gladys Walters of Akron visited Mrs Nellie Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hughes
New Lexington
Dorothy Wolfe
Walter Matthews
Columbus
Gladys Matthews
Robert Stubbs
Mount Sterling
Gladys Walters
Akiron
Nellie Dixon
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Suramnse
Margaret Cottrill
William Musick
Mabel Winebrenner
Second St
Florida
Vernon Bartels
Emmett Bartels
Propi & Temi Security Bank
Athens
Berry Hall
Zaleski
James McKibben
Luther Kimmey
William Tripp
Agnes McGranor
Fred McKibben
Plains
Kenneth McKibben
Everett McKibben
Thomas James
Pittsburgh
Cleire James
Donald McKibben
Indianapolis
Ind
Clyde Bird
Julie
Bird
John Six
Blanche Stanley
J. L. Cavanaugh
Blanche Potter
William Potter
Brenda
Vicki
Potter
Harris
Delaware
Evan Williams
Bobby Tripp
Logan
Martin McKibben
Anita Janet
Sandra
The
David Peoples
Linda Reeves
Springfield
Gerald Reeves
James Pitts
Ashland
Esther Reeves
Arthur Tripp
Barverton
John K. Six
Xenia
Candace Merkhert
Jenna
New Straitsville News
Gladys Lines
the Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Thurs
Gillette
Dominion
Nelsonville
Baby Doll
P.j.s
Mennen
Stridex
Frontier Styling
Sta-Press
N. Court Street
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