Thanksgiving News From Peach Ridge and Chauncey
Peach Ridge and Chauncey residents hosted visitors over the holiday. Families mentioned include Mr and Mrs Tom Oliver and children, Wayne Miller of Athens, and Miss Freda Tippie. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank White on Thanksgiving night. Mrs William Hunter recovers from injuries after a fall at Ezra Karns’s home in Chauncey. The schoolroom gained new curtains funded by the teacher and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Oliver
Chauncey
W. H. South
Wayne Miller
Athens
Ferris Miller
Freda Tippie
James Tippie
Frank White
Alberta
Pearl Miller
William Hunter
Amesville Notes Bring Visits From Former Residents
Amesville reports visitors from nearby towns as Edwin Curtis of Marietta visits Eldon Wyatt in Bern and Richard McKinley of Columbus spends time with friends. Miss Lugise Porter of Marietta Clara Henry of Bellevalley and Lois Cecil of Athens visit their parents. A G Henry stays with Walter Cartmell in Columbus. Rev Siemen to preach at the Presbyterian church. News arrives of the marriage of Wyatt McDan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Curtis
Marietta
Eldon Wyatt
Bern
Richard McKinley
Columbus
Herman
Lugise Porter
Clara Henry
Bellevalley
Lois Cecil
Athens
A. G. Henry
Walter Cartmell
Siemen
Presbyterian Church
Wyatt McDan
Community club discusses home topics and Christmas plans
About 40 members met for a regular gathering with an outside speaker after a fine dinner by the M Church ladies. A Community Christmas was organized and wood carving works by RR McCune were shown. Bazaar events are planned for December 14 and 18 with oysters, toys, candy, and refreshments.
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Jel
Evans
Cleveland
M. & chura@h
Fa Revere
McCune
M. FE
Wilson’s Hall
King’s Daughters
Presbyterian Church
Carnelis
Cannonville
Funeral Rites for Mrs Charles Randolph Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs Charles Randolph were held at her home on Thursday afternoon with many relatives and friends in attendance from distant locations. Rev Harry Sueh delivered the sermon. Mr Dolph was laid to rest in the new cemetery amid floral tributes as the community extends sympathy for the loss. Also noted are local attendances by Lena Maloney John Pifer Henry Snider and Fred Snider and attendees from Charleston Huntington and Parkersburg. a pie social at the schoolhouse is planned to raise funds for a library with candy making and a rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Randolph
Harry Sueh
Coolville Circuit
Brekos
Mrdolph
Lena Maloney
Wellsburg
John Pifer
Morris Ferry
Henry
Fred Snider
Minnie Holmes
Charleston
Emma Perry
Huntington
Eva Randolph
J. W. Johnson
Nora
Parkersburg
Johnson
Charles Husk
Mrs. Oliver Window
Miss Jessie
Miss Gladys Parker
Panter Kfusk
Wilsonburg
Proposal etiquette from Annie Laurie column excerpt
A reader asks if a 16 year old girl may visit a 19 year old suitor. Annie Laurie advises accepting invitations from the young man's parents but not from him, reflecting prudish social norm of the era.
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Annie Lauriet
Ted
Annie Laurie
Community Notes From Harmony Hill Meeting and Local Visits
Harmony Hill area reports a grange meeting in Little Hocking with Mr. G. K. Thorps in attendance. Local visits include Mr. J. C. Coggeshall at home of J. R. Cole, and T. J. Foster with family at Torch. Fox chase described as great with dogs running all night. More weekend callers: R. Hueston at Little Hocking, Mrs. Coggeshall at Cunningham home, and numerous family dinners and visits across Chauncey, Short Creek, and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thorps
Grange
Little Hocking
J. C. Coggeshall
J. R. Cole
T. J. Foster and Son
Milo
Alva Baker
John Shanks
Torch
Charley Harris
R. Hueston
Cunningham
William Bingman
Ireland
Curtis Sherman
N. & Dutton
Mrs. Sherman
Ralph Gunnell
Robbers Loot Mudd Avenue Store For Furs Worth Thousands
In Cleveland Ohio thieves looted the Charlies Hirschbaum shop on Mudd avenue early today taking fur items valued in the thousands of dollars. The incident is under police investigation with no arrests reported.
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Cleveland. O
Charlies Hirschbaum
Mudd Avenue
Milk bottle cash for tickets stolen as price rises
A Newark man reported that a check left in a milk bottle to pay for tickets was stolen, later raised to forty dollars and cashed at a local store. In Ashland, the old Church of Christ building is being dismantled after sale to the Myers company for replacement by new structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Ashland
Church of Christ
F. FE. Myers Co
Warages
Aks
Surgeons from New York Central meet in Cleveland
More than 300 surgeons from across the New York Central system gathered in Cleveland for a two day convention. Attendees included East Cleveland and Ford area orders with barbed police patrols and security measures noted during the event.
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Cleveland, O
New York Central System
Cleveland
East Cie
Perhass
Ford
Bente
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Athens County
F. G
Motor Ambulance Service
New Marshfield
Albany
Carpenter
Surrey
S. E. Searls
D. Dailey
Peach Ridge
Amesville
Wwe’ve
Igegiacs Araienrs
Hockingport
C. I
Ohio Bottlers Association
James I. Meehan
Barberton
FE. O. Hironemus
Canton
Magdalene Angel
France
Indianapolis
Magdalene
Hoosier Capital
Washington
Harmony Hill
Pisio
Jim Bratton
Westfall Brothers
Jack King
Sommer’s Store
Ohio
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