Town News Briefs From Amesville and Surrounding Areas
Local residents including Harry Warrener of Cincinnati with parents Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Warrener and Miss Ida Shinn of Dexter City visit kin. Mario Lortz returns from Indianapolis and Columbus. Charles Gilligan and Mayors visit Athens on business. Thanksgiving events raise funds for the C. E. society. Amesville Farmers Institute set for January 6 and 7 with state speakers Tobie and Montgomery. Marriages, moves, and visits pepper the week as residents attend church, social events, and local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Warrener
Cincinnati
W. OT. Warrener
Ida Shinn
Dexter City
A. W. Shinn
Mario Lortz
Indianapolis
Columbnos
Geo
Flemming
Wooley
Miyor Gilligan
Athens
C. E. Society
Amesville Farmers Institute
Mestis
Tobie
Montgomery
Almond Dille
J. C. Campbell
Taylor Patterson
Utley
Warrisor Street
R. Curfman
R. M
Charles Ewing
Polly Robinson
Hooper Ridge
W. D. Robinson
Charles Clark
Saltpeter
Washington County
Orange Church
Meigs County
Bundas
Fred Balderson
Vincent
J. G Dilie
C. D. Gift
Francis Henry
Z. L. Henry
Miss Warmin
Gambier
G. H. L. Beaman
Temperance program noted at Faworth Dearne
The Faworth Dearne hosted an interesting temperance program on Sunday night followed by Rev. Parkens filling his regular appointment. Several local figures were mentioned visiting or attending events including G W Caldwell of Athens and the Lawrence family from Athena. The Lottridge Education Rally at the Lottridge school was well attended with Supt Coultrap of Athens delivering addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faworth Dearne
Parkens
G. W. Caldwell
Athens
EH. S
Pearl Lawrence
Athena
W. O. Stont
Lottridge School
Supt. Coultrap
Loris Runnion
W. Windsor
Stewart
Blanche Blair
Coolville
J. W. Kincade
Bill Starkey
Berth Kyle
Blanche Cray
Guysville
J. W. Kincande
Lola Townsend
Ivie Windsor
Stewart, Wer
L. T. Runnion
Local Notes and Travel Mentions from Community Page
Bhade J E Williams and family visited friends on Sunday. Thanksgiving services led by Rev Matheney at M E church Thursday evening. Harvey Evener and sister of Stewart visited Saturday and Sunday. Mrs T A Copeland and children stayed with Dr and Mrs Copeland of Stewart. John Burson left for Oklahoma City to winter with daughter Mrs D T Sleeper. Rural mail from Athens through Pleasanton to Moretown established, route known as KR F D New 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Williams
Matheney
M. E. Church
Harvey Evener
Stewart
T. A. Copeland
Copeland
John Burson
Oklahoma City
Okla
D. TL. Sleeper
Miss Lizzie and Gusta Tucker Visit Athens and Beau mont
MPs Nara and Tucker families from Athens and Beau mont spent Sandy with their mother at this place. Guests Frank Culley and John Riley of Deanville visited Frank Finsterwald for Thanksgiving. Lenna Finsterwald of Canaanville called on friends Monday. Frank Stephenson of Athena hosted visiting relatives. Freman Kings move from Cansonville to the house vacated by F Stephenson. Mrs Elizabeth Dowler travels to Columbus to visit her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie
Gusta Tucker
Athens
Charles Tucker
Beaumont
Sandy
Frank Culley
John Riley
Deanville
Frank Finsterwald
Lenna Finsterwald
Canaanville
Frank Stephenson
Athena
Lear
Relat
Freman Kings
Cansonville
Houes
F. Stephenson
Elizabeth Dowler
Columbus
Local Visitors and Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Ohio and Nearby
Miss Myrta Sprgav guests in Athens as friends host WLR. James Sheridan from Zanesville visits his father Frank Anthony. Cor and Miss stay with D A Sams. Hartley and Vernie Bobo entertained by Cyrus Bean. F Finsterwald family at Weaver Bobo’s Thanksgiving. Rev Arthur of Varderhoof preached at Graham Chapel. D A Sams and E L Poston Grey families host Eliza Bishop in Anthony. Visitors include Watkins, Jones, Batts, Poston, Anthony, Lauer, Haning. James Sams and family visit Lewis Hall for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrta Sprgav
Athens
Williams
Sanday
Lewis Awd
James Sheridan
Zanesville
Frank Anthony
Miss Cor
Angel Ridge
D. A. Sama
George Hartley
Vernie Bobo
Cyrus Bean
Faamily
Canaanville
Fred Finsterwald
Weaver Bobo's
Arthur
Avar Varderhoof
Graham Chapel
D. A. Sams
E. L. Poston Grey
Eliza Bishop
Anthony
Poston
and Mirs
Jesse Watkins
Clarence Jones
Canaonville
Orange Batts
Don Poston
Guyoville
William Anthony
Henry Lauer
Henrietta Hanning
James Sams
Lewis Halls
Thanksgiving News From Guyville and Nearby Towns
Residents share holiday greetings and local updates as Anna Winner and Lelia Mills visit Laura McGirr in Little Hocking. Families from Athens and Chester visit relatives, new move to Chillicothe, and local services note memorials and town business.
PRATT'S FORK SOCIAL AND CHURCH FUND BOX PUYPER
Miss Flora Conant of Pomeroy spent Thanksgiving with her parents nearby. Mrs Fannie Orr and two children Daisy and Rosco returned from Delaware. Residents and visitors attended events at Bar Hingham M W A hall and the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Jones. Elizabeth Cowan and John of Shade visited Iractor family. Leroy William of Richmond VA visited relatives before returning home. A box payer for the Pratt's Fork church will be held at E W Colburn's residence December 14 with proceeds for church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Conant
Pomeroy
Fannie Orr
Daisy
Rosco
Delaware
Fred Jones
M. WV. A
Bar Hingham
Elza Amos
Ray King
Charles
Clyde Colburn
Winnie
Emm Blackwood
Elizabeth Cowan
John
Shade
Jerry Grim
Burlingham
R O. Burson
Leroy Willian
Richmond
Rome Center News and Local Visits
Clinton Bean of Athens visits Guysville this week while Cole hosts a Thanksgiving dinner. James Watkins of Shade visits Mahlon Hayes’s family. Sheep losses rise as dogs attack flocks with many killed or injured. The U S Army draws volunteers with over a dozen young men signing up in the past month. six enlisted on Saturday: Riley Hagen, Ralph Cook, Eugene Pierce, Leroy Price, Ray Bean, Miles Bean. Dr W S Scott of Chillicothe to be at Hotel Berry Monday December 9 for special attention to skin and ear diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Bean
Athens
Guysville
Cole
James Watkins
Shade
Mahlon Hayes
Sheen
United States
Riley B. Hagen
Ralph Cook
Eugene Pierce
Leroy Price
Ray Bean
Miles Bean
Coolville Notes Include Weddings and Visits
Ralph and Clyde DeVore of Sistersville, W Va, spent a few days quail shooting last week. Miss Charlotte Pritchard, back from Amesville millinery work, returned home. F B Tidd spent Thanksgiving with friends at St Marys. John Dinsmore of Marietta College visited Sunday night. Rev Patterson conducts revival at Hockingport. R A Lowman still confined with a dislocated kneecap. R A Frame left to work for OC BH D as agent. Attended box supper at W E Bringman’s Thanksgiving evening. Nora McAfee and John Austin wed at bride’s father’s home Thursday. Telephone company met to elect a secretary and conduct business. Farmers Institute set for December 6–7 in the L O O F hall. Miss Lelia Mills of Guysville visiting here. Mr and Mrs Walter Hartnell of Beverly home for Thanksgiving. Several Coolville residents attended the wedding of Clarence Dodds and Ethel Carletox of Ireland Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph and
Clyde DeVore
Sistersville
W. Va
Charlotte Pritchard
Amesville
F. B. Tidd
St. Marys
John Dinsmore
Marietta College
Rev. Patterson
Hockingport
R. A. Lowman
Farmers Institute
L O. O. F. Hall
Lelia Mills
Guysville
Walter Hartnell
Beverly
Coolville
Clarence Dodds
Ethel Carletox
Ireland
Stewart and others attend gatherings and travels in Thanksgiving period
Mr and Mrs Robison were called to Jackson by the death of Robison’s mother. Miss Dairy Smith visited friends in Parkersburg W Va. Sile Biddison and Murray Finera attended the football game at Marietta Thanksgiving day. Harvey Copeland of Ada spent Thanksgiving with his parents. Nancy Sears visited her son and family at Daleton. Maggie Ewers was in Coolville for a cousin’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robison
Jackson
Miss Dairy Smith
Parkersburg
W. Va
Sile Biddison
Murray Finera
Marietta
Harvey Copeland
Ada
Nancy Sears
Daleton
Maggie Ewers
Coolville
Thanksgiving notices and local gatherings reported in Chester area
Thanksgiving visits fill the Chester area with relatives from Miss Edna Mason to Colunbus guests. The Good Time club held its annual banquet at Hotel Gillogly. The K M RR long switch progresses with many workers. E O T Association met at Zanesville. Teachers to Athens for a meeting. Albany Lodge officers elected and to be installed December 27 with public supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kirnea
Chester
Edna B. Mason
Dixon
Pleasant
Dwight Smith
Columbus
J. E. Cline
E. IL. Murphy
Corning
Dr. Stover
Lancaster
O. B. Murphy
Frank Winn
Good Time Club
Gillogly
Diron
E. O. T. Association
Zanesville
Athens
A. H. Dixon
Farmers’ Institute
Coolville
Albany Lodge
W. H. Townsend
W. m
J. Howard Cline
AL Yorkes
J. Wi
A. L. Stanley
Treas
Peter Richey
Secy
T. B. Brooks
E N. Dickson
Tyler
Thanksgiving Day Social Commends Local Families
Raymond Cook Bebee and wife spent Thanksgiving with Ezra Barrows near Codhilla Emerson Beebe who worked in West Virginia and returned home last week. The church social at H. A. Cook's residence on Thanksgiving was a success. E. A. Robbins attended his grandmother's funeral in Leach Jackson County. Corsinda Rowell learned of her son-in-law Elza Tibbles death in Vilas North Dakota from typhoid fever. Pauline Patten of Ireland attended the social at H. A. Cook's. Charles Place and family of Little Hocking visited friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cook
Snent
Ezra Barrows
Codhilla
Emerson Beebe
W. Va
H. A. Cook
E. A. Robbins
Leach
Jackson County
Corsinda Rowel
Elza Tibbles
Vilas
N. Dakota
Pauline Patten
Ireland
H. A.cook
Charles Place
Little Hocking
Local Notes From Nelsonville Happenings This Week
Nelsonville community updates include visitors from Carbon Hill Athens and Zanesville. A home wedding on West Washington Street unites Lizzie Crane and Joseph Ruston of Floodwood. Mrs Salin Wilson suffers a severe stroke with poor prognosis. several residents travel for family visits and holiday observances.
Local Notes and Movements in Nelsonville Area
Miss Laverne Stewart visited Miss Le vies Barrows in Nelsonville last week Joseph Smith from Cutler visited Hiram Burden Rev Headley of the Free Methodist church held meetings at the G A R hall Harvey Richardson and family moved to Columbus renting their home to Henry Petty for two years A box supper at Centennial church proved financially successful Miss Chloe Barrows and Laura Barrows visited their parents after working in Parkersburg A J Russell and family moved to Carthage Oysters from Baltimore three times weekly at Fauser s local market plus Casarets for constipation and a drugstore ad mentions cure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Stewart
Nelsonville
Levies Barrows
Joseph Smith
Cutler
Hiram Burden
Rev. Headley
The
Free Methodist Church
Harvey Richardson
Columbus
Henry Petty
Centennial Church
Chloe Barrows
Laura
Parkersburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joontinus
Lottridge
Bhade
AD Nara Ee
Lysander
Anna Winner
Laura McGirr
Mary Harper
D. W. Cornell
OC. G. Cray
Faily
Chillicothe
Baltimore
E. M. Coleman
Gon Clarienes
W. Kines
Warren Coleman
Bert Hovey
Guy Rodahaver
Addison Bean
L. L. Cherington
Presbyterian Church
O. L. Jones
Err Village
R. B. Hayes
Mile Bean
Roy Bean
O. J. Bean
J. E. Lawrence
Pratt’s
Rome Center
W. 8. Scott
Hotel Berry
Sue
Jack
George
Mary
F. L. Preston Copipany
DRY Goods Department
Dress Goods and Silk Department
Clothing Department
Ohio
Rochester
College
King George
Oxford
Vienna
Kersey
Holliday
F. L. Preston CO
Israel M. Foster
Athens, Ohio
Albant
Bebee
Misa Gertrude
Willis
Carbon Hill
John Roach
James Beard
Exach Pugh
Claire Grady
Sadie Wilson
Eleanor Purnell
Frieto Trew Trew
Shawnee
W. R. Burnell
Jessie Hamilton
Upper Sandusky
Ora Coe
Hero
Barney Donley
Walter Hanning
Guy Dew
Charley Crook
Walter Juniper
Mis
Alice Mulligan
Fanny Mulligan
Florence
W. W. Kelley
Tedrow
Edna Back Stakes
Margaret Crane
West Washington Street
Misa Lizzie Crane
Joseph Ruston
Floodwood
L. B. Sparks
Thomas Burdett
Joseph Rutson
Will Davis
Jim
Salin Wilson
Faestr
Frost
Fauser
Ake Cascareta
Feilto
Enlow
David Beaaley
Athens County
Seth Balderson
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