Carpenter Christmas Tree Planned At Carpenter Church
Old fashioned Christmas tree and program set for Christmas Eve at Carpenter Church. Numerous local families and guests noted in weekend social scene including D. W. Dye and wife, Walter Moore, Mrs. Blanche Carpenter, and Ellen C. Martin birthday gathering with about forty attendees. Dyesville Institute poster winners listed and officers elected for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen C. Martin
John Stout
John Radekin
W. M. Morris
D. V. Morris and Sons
Clyde and
Dayton
J. A. Turner
William Worley
Portsmouth
Meryl Bobo
Jim Murney
Jarret Bobo
D. W. Morris
Fur House
Leslie Canode
John William Canode
Sylvia Wiseman
Vale
G. A. Radekin
James Nicholson
Dyesville Institute
Thelma Galaway
Claire Steward
Eileen Stansberry
Irene Stout
Beulah Maye Lyons
Dena Chase
Wareline Bolton
Esther Hoyd
Melvin Carpenter
Clayton Morris
Dale Dye
Wayne Turner
Anna Elizabeth Ogdin
Lenora Sleeth
Eddie Lou Howery
Grace Turner
Syracuse Social Notes and Obituaries Update
Syracuse notes report the death of Emma Bentz Hayman at 82 with funeral at Antiquity Methodist Church and burial at Letart Cemetery. Other items include visits, job changes, social visits, and PTA meeting plans. Ralph Robson's funeral. births. and a Christmas play by the Syracuse PTA with 38 missionaries group luncheon.
Ohio taxpayers play Santa to legislators in Columbus
Taxpayers of Ohio will present checks totaling 27 064 for trips lawmakers never took. Each legislator will receive funds for 26 weeks of round trips between Columbus and their home districts during the General Assembly recess since July 22. Nine tenths of the world s 180 antelope species live in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
Ohio
General Assembly
Cats Meet Crooksville in Big Six League Showdown
Glouster High School Tomcats host Crooksville on the local floor for the second Big Six League game. The Cats won their first meeting against Caldwell last week. Tipoff is at 7 00 with a 6 50 prelud
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Glouster
Glouster High School Tomcats
Crooksville
Cats
Caldwell
Glouster High Tomcats
Moxahala High
Moxahala
Scarlet
Glouster Reserves
Moxahala G
Witeon
Murray Girl Wed to Ralph Carpenter in Huntington Ceremony
Mrs. Leonard Shelton announces the marriage of their daughter Dora to Ralph Carpenter of Columbus at the bride’s aunt Mrs. C. A. Young’s home in Huntington W V on November 28. Rev. Barlow officiated and a dinner followed. The couple will reside in Columbus where Carpenter works in aviation. The bride is a Murray High School graduate class of 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Leonard Shelton
Dora
Ralph Carpenter
Columbus
Huntington
W. Va
C. A. Young
Carpenter
Arthur Shelton
Lorella Dawson
Barlow
M. E. Church
Young
Jackie
Sheila Rae
City
H. Dowson
M. Zigafoose
Mann Johnson
Grant and
Leon
Murray High School
Mra
Bid Vollmer
Anastasa
Grace Donoghue
Eunice Sanborn
Harry Hamer
Ruth Hayes
Donna Sue
Lizzie Fisher
Maud Penn
Ruth Penn
James Hamer Sr
Nelsonville
Charles Shuttleworth
Lou Anders
John Hogan
James Russell
Stewart
Margaret Popoczy
Zanesville
James Lewis
Ruth
Billy
Paul
Athens
M. R. Lewis
Warren Darby
Orient
Darby
Emma Tippie
William Thomas, Jr
William Thomas
Fred Wright
Fred Powell
Logan
Ralph Barber
Seidenfeld
J. A. Ayers
Don Solon
Columbia
Fiossie Smith
James Smart
Harry Frazee
John Houser
Ed Albaugh
Greenlawn
David Lewis
Newark
Helen Brooker
Helen Carter
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Blanche Brooker
Mabel Gaddis
Shawnee
Mis
Rutland Social and Brief Personal Notes
Mr. James Byers, Armenian missionary, lectured at the Christian Church. Mr. John Spires, serving on the federal grand jury in Columbus, returned home. Couples Collins of Columbus visited relatives here. Hoppesa, Wells, Johnson, Chapman, and Milla also attended. A surprise party for Miss Dorothy Lecie. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Clark of Athens visited Mrs. Clark's parents. Walter Kennedy and family of Pomeroy visited Charles Kennedy. Mrs. Bernice Winn returned home from Columbus. Numerous week end visitors included the Utsingers. Clarence Chase and wife were business visitors in Huntington, W V. Women of the Christian Church plan an oyster supper and bazaar at KP Hall on Dec 19. Amona Clauss met Dec 4 with Rev. G N Perkins presiding. Officers elected. youth rally at Bradbury attended Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Emma Bentz Hayman
George Hayman
Antiquity Methodist Church
C. D. Copley
Syracuse M
Bellefontaine
Richard Rawlings
Marietta Paint Company
Erie
Edna Whetstone
Portland School
J. E. Carleton
Frank Capehart
Forest Run
Ralph Robson
Thomas Duffy
Clarence Swearingen
Middleport Heath
M. E
Gilmore Cemetery
Nease Settlement
Syracuse Pta
Carl B. Weese
Richard Duckworth
Foreign Missionary Society
Syracuse M. FB
Helen Gallagher
China
Mra
Irving Karr
Portsmouth
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Rutland
Racine
Spyracuse
Middleport
Charles Lipker
Archie Lee
William
Columbus
Lee
A. Crooks
Henry Johnson
St. Louis
van Johnson
Henry Zether
Asbury Methodist Church
Athens
Rachel Clough
George Doll
Frank Kucinskis
William Morgan
Maxine Nice
Frank Utsinger
Clarence Chase
Huntington
W. Va
Women of the Christian Church
KP Hall
Amona Clauss
The
Christian Church
G. N. Perkins
Bradbury
Letart Falls
Earl Scott
Plants M
P. A. Bays
Emmett Tinney
Lookout
Fastern Star Lodge
Charles Hayman
Westerville
Russell Quillin
Parkersburg
Wilbur Lewis
Canton
Roy Roush
Davis
Edgar Morris
Henry Jenkinson
Elza Burch
Jenkinson
M. E. Sayre
Paul Mariel
J. D. Roush
IOOF
Lina Hayman
R. R. Hayman
Fayette
Emma Hayman
J. D. Heiney
Mattie Shields
Orrion
Langsville Community News Briefs and Obituaries
A Langsville shower honors Mrs. Dwight Haley at her parents’ home. Dorothy’s 21st birthday party for 25 guests with ice cream and cake. Holland Ward visits grandfather in Jackson. Mrs. H F Gardner ill. Leota Grimes visits from Columbus. Funeral services for Mrs. Charles Searls at Midway Church with burial at Robinson Cemetery. Nathan Kennedy rites at Langsville Church with burial at Wright Cemetery. Elmer Nelson ill with shingles. Clarice Miller to have plaster cast removed at Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus. Missionary Mrs. Gallagher from China speaks at Hanesville Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota Grimes
Columbus
Race Hill
Charles Searls
Midway Church
Robinson Cemetery
Opie
Pataskala
Clivas
Radcliff
Ivan
Rutland
Nathan Kennnedy
Langsville Church
Wright
Homer
Cheshire
Theodore
Langsville
Irene Smith
Bradbury
Elmer Nelson
F. A. Miller
Clarice
Mt. Carmel
Gallagher
China
Hanesville
Grass Run Side Hill social and personal notes
Week end visits fill social page as Miss Alta Will, Mrs. Newell in Reno mourn their matriarch. Rutland guests Miss Shirley Creveling visits Plummer couple. Co F Anderson trips to Columbus. Betty Amos and Buck visit Middleport. Robinson attends funeral in West Virginia. New York Chamber of Commerce formed in 1768 under King George III charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Side Hill
Will
Alta
J. P. Newell
Reno
Newell
George Molden
Race Davis
Bert
Shirley Creveling
Rutland
A. E. Plummer
Dana Epple
Bunker Hill
William Nicholson
Paul Winn
Seth F. Nicholson
Rutland P
Claude Dunlaney
Dexter
Columbus
Betty Buck
Alice Jean Plummer
Will. Robinson
Charles
West Virginia
O. E. Bratton
Howard Bratton
Point Rock
The
Chamber of Commerce of
New York
King George Itt
Bradford Social and Brief Personal Notes
Bradford social notes list several local visits and greetings. Rutland residents Adeline and Morris Harrison and Carlos Snowden visited Mr and Mrs Eben Jonsen. Charles Lambert returned from Columbus. Joseph Johnson and Thomas Fork visited Charles Buck. Illnesses include Ed Russell and Clarence Might. Verna Hysell and John Goble dined with Lawrence Smith, and Miss Adeline Harrison stayed with Elder Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Eben Johnson
Ernest Harrison
Adeline
Morris
Carlos Snowden
Rutland
Charles Lambert
Columbus
Joseph Johnson
Thomas Fork
Charles Buck
Walter Dodson
Lower
Olga Smith
Lillian Buck
Adeline Harrison
Elder Johnson
Ed Russell
Verna Hysell
John Goble
William Stewart
Son Manning
Dana Howell
Laurel Oif
Janie Miller
Hysell Run
Jessie Russell
Clarence Might
Bradbury
Lawrence Smith
Eminent Medieval Poet and Related Clues
A puzzle listing numerous cross clues and answers across horizontal and vertical entries. It references a famed medieval poet and includes terms like Divine score, land measure, and various semantic hints, with acrostic style wordplay across numbers and directions.
Redtown Mine Set to Reopen With Union Support
Local Union 1156 at Redtown mine voted to return to work after months idle due to unpaid payroll by a former operator. Francis Lemoine of Athens to operate. about 100 men to be employed when fully running, likely within one to two weeks. Unpaid wage claims against the former operator remain unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Redtown
Francis Lemoine
Athens
Eastern Star Officers Are Installed Tuesday
The Thea Chapter O E S installed officers in the Masonic Hall Tuesday night with Mrs Iya Pedicord as installing marshal and Mrs Mary McCanse as installing chaplin. New officers include Vernice Antle as Worthy Matron Robert Bulloch as Worthy Patron Ora Kittle as Associate Matron Glen Pedicord as Associate Patron Sara Williams as Secretary Mary Binderbasin as Treasurer Mildred Murphy as Conductress Macatawa Bulloch as Associate Conductress Esta Haskins as Chaplin Glenna Reese Ada Ruth Beulah Bennett Esther Adda Blower Martha Isabel Vernon Electa Elsie Galloway warder Rosa White sentinel Margaret Hammond. Plum pudding and coffee were served to a large attendance with visitors from Columbus and Athens.
WCTU Christmas Party Held at Morris Home
In GLOUSTER the WCTU Christmas party met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. D. P. Morris residence. The event featured a candle-light service with each member making a Christmas wish, a pageant titled The Priceless Gift by the Church of Christ Young Married People class, readings by several members, and a luncheon for 18 members and five guests. The January meeting will be hosted by Mrs. F. G. Boroff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Galloway
Vera Kinney
Jennie Wallace
Maude Figley
Ethel Leadbetter
D. P. Morris
Rose Swartz
Ellen Gayton
Vesta Norris
F. G. Boroff
Kids Defeat Champs in City Bowling League
The Kids beat the Champs two games to one on Wednesday evening in the City Bowling League. Hemsley led the Champs with a 204 high game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Champs
City
Hemsley
Trimble 4-H Club Names Officers at Initial Meeting
The Trimble 4-H Club met at Velma Barstow's home to organize and schedule meetings twice monthly. Officers elected include President Ira Nelson Vice President Phyllis Antie Secretary Kathryn Johnson Treasurer Ann Haskins News Reporter Margaret Addington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Velma Barstow
Ira Nelson
Phyllis Antie
Kathryn Johnson
Ann Haskins
Margaret Addington
Magic City Lodge to Hold Third Degree Friday Night
At a regular meeting of Magic City Lodge LOOF the third degree ceremony is scheduled for Friday night pending quorum and ritual readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Magic City Lodge
Faine Funeral Rites Held in Straitsville
The funeral for Mrs. Sarah A. Faine was held at her New Straitsville home with Rev. William Harble officiating. She was 85, survived by four sons and husband John Faine who died five years ago. Burial at New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Sarah A. Faine
William Harble
Edward
Akron
Roy
Logan
Esra
A. E. Faine
John Faine
Harold McGraw
Woodbine
Rebekah Lodge
Harry Leake
Columbus
Kenneth Shattuck
Jackson
Frank Brown
D. B. Blankenship
B. Warner
New Lexington
Rachel Keeler
Springfield
Simeon Nihiser
Lena Blankenship
Robert Blankenship
Canton
M. KE
Margaret Lloyd Russa
William Fletcher
Jack Brown
Zaleski Briefs Reminiscences and Local Sports
Mrs. Margaret Moriarty visited Mrs. Hannah Shea. The Tinker family hosted guests Clyde Sickels and Mary Hayes as well as Agnes Hayes who returned to Cincinnati for work after a vacation with Hayes siblings. Zaleski and area residents swap visits and updates as Oak Street housing changes hands and school basketball results note Zaleski boys 6 to 5 over McArthur. Everett Bolen recovers from neck injury and has plaster cast removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Coleburn Green
Kassler
Oak St
Worley
Camp Zaleski
J. G. McKibben
John Wagonbach
Newark
N. J
Athens
H. L. Atkinson
Vernon Brewer
Green Valley
Lola Trainer
Gallia
W. G. Betz
Chillicothe
Bardin
Cook
Don Anders
Margare Anders
Nelsonville
Annie Kohler
Miss Anders
Raymond Robinson To Head Pythian Lodge
Glouster Lodge No. 536 Knights of Pythias elected Raymond Robinson as V C Monday night along with officers Hubert Bailey EF. R. Anderson Wade Bailey B. F. Achauer Lance Trainer James McLain Thomas Williams Francis Mason and Mike Thompson in a community lodge meeting held in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Knights of Pythias
C. C. Raymond Robinson
V. C
Hubert Bailey
K. R
EF. R. Anderson
Wade Bailey
B. F. Achauer
Lance Trainer
James McLain
Thomas Williams, Sr
Francis Mason
Mike Thompson
Rome Teams to Clash with J. T. in Twin 7:30 Games
Expected good games as Rome boys and Rome girls meet J. T. teams at 7:30. Spectators anticipate tight contests and strong performances from local players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
Rome
J. T
Murphy party travels to Columbus with Taylor and Marker
Mr. and Mrs. M. M Murphy visit Columbus today. They are joined by Mrs. E. H. Taylor who will stay with her daughter Miss Frances and with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Marker for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
M. M Murphy
Columbus
E. H. Taylor
Frances
Clarence Marker
Half Acre in Eden Echoes Neighborly Gossipy Tensions
In a small town scene McDougall wrestles with a sketch and a folded portrait as Dorothy, Joan, Mike, and Ralph Hanson Jr. spark a discussion about Home versus Career and a neighborly request to craft a frame. Gossip threads through friendships, art, and personal ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDougall
Dorothy
Sonny Boy
Joan
Mike
Milke
Marcia
Dorothy Osborn
Marcia Canfield
Letart Falls Revival Continues and Local Notices
Rev. Earl Scott will continue revival services at the Plants M. FE. Church this week with strong interest. Several social and family notices follow, including Christmas tree plans, visiting relatives, births, moves, and community events in Letart Falls and nearby towns.
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Peet
Messenger
Syracuse Social Notes
Africa
Mistinguette
Paris
Eastern Star
Tomceats
WCTU
Lodge
Faine
Straitsville
Zaleski
Raymond Robinson
Pythian Lodge
Eden
Ralph Hanson Jr
George
Wood
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