Murray City School Closures Reported Amid Flu Epidemic
Murray City announces indefinite closure of all schools due to a flu epidemic as health officials urge precautions. The notice appears alongside social and personal items from December, including church events and local visits, with multiple residents listed in brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alberta Bradbury
Urray
James Brada
Idy
Bury
Akron
Pine Murray City
Sharpsburg News Roundup From Oak Hill Meetings to Local Visits
Sharpsburg reports a pro tracted meeting at Oak Hill with Rev Gregory called home Tuesday by his daughter Ruths pneumonia illness. Quarterly conference at the U B Church followed. J H Harris visited his brother Howard at Mt Hermon. Families Gee Hanson Huffman and Lilian Pardin made visits in Sharpsburg. Mrs Jennie Oggs guest Lilian. Daughters Mrs Grape Vin Vasey and Mrs Jessie Craig cared for dying relative. Burgess Hopkins 94 had two cancers removed at Columbus hospital. Mrs Jane Lingcott attended brother Williams funeral then visited friends. Marie Grimes left for Pomeroy. Bobby and Hetty Lou Quinn ill. Leonard McPhety visiting sister Leotas home. Christian Endeavor at Mt Hermon. Harry Glovers moving to Bartlett winter home. Bessie Bardin moved household goods to Parkersburg to join husband Rc Bardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Oak Hill
Watertown
Leyman
Fettle
Ruth
U B
J. H. Harris
Howard
Mt Hermon
Gee
Hanson
Lucy Huffman
Howard Lilian Pardin
Jennie Ogg
Sharpsburg
Grape Vin Vasey
St. Mary 3
Jessie Craig
Parkersburg
Harpsburg
Jane Lingcott
Luton
Iowa
William
Grimes
Maria Grimes
Pomeroy
Bobby
Hetty Lou Quinn Leonard MecPeth
Leota
Community Notes From Kimberly and Nelsonville Area
Local social and visiting updates include Mrs William Hasyborn visiting her sister in Nelsonville and Mrs George Ossman and Hester Kinsey traveling to Logan on business. The Sening Club hosted a pie and box social with a soup supper under Mrs Garrett McKee, as pupils prepare a Christmas program for December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imberly
William Hasyborn
Nelsonville
George Ossman
Hester
Kes’ Kinsey
John May
Logan
Merl Lone
Robert Hatfield
Garrett McKee
Kimberly School
John McGuire
James
Murray City
Robert Bechter
Clifford Brown
Carl Lauderback
Dad Holcomb
Charles
Floyd Brown
Donald Campbell
Flepfer
John Powers
Rendville
Mary Nelson
Hess Graham
Harry Kettles Welsonville
Local Residents Enjoy Visit and Social Events
Mrs Arley Kern and daughter Don Mae spent several days with Mrs Kern's parents Mr and Mrs Win Snodgrass. Mr Hugh Kayser and family were Athens visitors. Many neighbors including the Niggemeyers and Shulers joined community socials and a Woodmen supper at Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury
Arley Kern
Don Mae
Mra Kern
Win Snodgrasa
Hugh Kayser
Athens
Cutler Burton
JSON
Dewight
S M Niggemeyer
Raymond
Milton Nuzam
Alfred Justin
Joe Chappell
Jake Wolfe
Charles Nuzam
Jake Niggemeyer
Harry
Joe Shuler
I. M Swisher
Tom Philip
B. Crawford
Stewart
Agnes
Mary Niggemeyer
George Niggemeyer
Local residents note holiday visits and family moves
Chase Woodard and son Ernest spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs George Reeves at Peart Chipel 7 Merrit Chase. Henry Hamilton and family move to Leonard Woodward firm near Albany. Blaine Woodward and son Alton were Athens visitors. Funeral announced for Mrs Josephine Woodyard at 1 p.m. Thursday with burial in Hebbardsville cemetery. Christmas program for Chase School set for December 21 at 1 o’clock. Wade Swartz of Athens visited on Monday. Americus Keiens spent the week with Horton Sauters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Grange
Connett
Charles Holcomb
Elmer Rizerere
Arch Brooks
Mulesi
Ang
Park Glenn
Virgene Smith
Fobletta Evans
Nelsonville
Henry Fain
Robert Hazeld
Mire Albert Brown
Son Elden
Max Carbaugh
Josephine Woodyard
Bural
Hebbardsville
H E Douglas
Pomeroy
Clarence Green
Emer Wise
Athena Mro
Fred Oberholzer
Athens
Chase School
Wade Swartz
Om Vondav Buss Woodward
W Oh Sanders
Athins
Albany Church To Hold Year End Meeting And Pot Luck
Albany items report a BIE Church meeting at the church Thursday and a Monday gathering this week with a pot luck lunch and a gift box. Gifts capped at 25 cents. Also noted is a former minister wife teaching in West Chester Pa and a game recap where Albany lost both girls and boys basketball games 53 to 23 and 26 to 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Mook Church
W. Warner
Warner
West Chester
Philadelphia
Gauze
Plains News Items Reflect Local Happenings
Plains residents report Chester Porter 19 with whooping cough and rheumatism relief sought for Nis Whitred Guseman. Multiple families visit, travel notes include John Martin planning a Florida winter and Athens shoppers out this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micheals
E T Thompson
Cer Nis Whitred Guseman
Ray Micheals
Goitess Plains
Chester Porter
James Daily
Lower Plains
Clarence Cooper
John Martin
Florida
Schaefer and companions visit Columbus for Christmas
Mr and Mrs Schaefer and family spent a few days in Columbus last week. Thomas Wolf and daughter Bisha, and Jessie also traveled to Columbus for Christmas shopping. Mrs Oren Wolf returned home after weeks in Springfield with her daughter. Mrs Harry Wiltshire left for Cincinnati for her sister’s critical illness. Hensler Eber Carnahan fractured his right leg stepping from a coal wagon and was taken to Holtzer Hospital in Gallipolis. Mrs Joe Jackson and two children Ralph and Dorothy visited with Arvin Chanell. Mr and Mrs Stanley Dow and children stayed with her mother Esty Eaton in Spiller. Mrs Audrey Torrence and Mrs Navoder Beaver visited Athens. Mrs Ray Suauger traveled to Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acine
Iara H J. Schaefer
Columbus
Thomas A. Wolf
Bisha
Jessie
Oren Wolf
Springfield
Albert Botkins
Harry Wiltshire
Cincinnati
Misa
Dorothy
Hensler Eber Carnahan
Holtzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Joe Jackson
Ralph
Arvin Chanell
Stanley Dow
Esty Eaton
Spiller
Audrey Torrence
Navoder Beaver
Athens
Ray Suauger
Pomergy
Syracuse News Items and Local Social Notes
Syracuse items report Robert S Heas recovering from a cerebral hemorrhage. The Bridgemans returned from Columbus. Ladies Aid Bazaar at Asbury M E netted about $40. Evangelistic campaign at Asbury church concluded with $5 offering. Rutland campaign opened by the Fowlers. Gallipolis and local visitors noted. illness affects school substitute Miss Anna Kare. Musterole ad promotes cold relief with 35¢ tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pracuse
Robert S Heas
Bridgeman
Columbus
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Aabury M E
C. H. Fowler
Asbury M. E
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruth Penn
Hazel Storer
Hugh Riggs
jMire
Mable Poling
Quintin Quinn
Mies Lorena Irazee
Helma Jaynes
Gren
Albert Storer
Anne Shafer
Howard Brooker
AMD
Ladies’ Aid of the May Church
Ard
Belle Baird
Joan Cook
Carrie Acker
Emmet Castell
Isie Strum
Liz*hiea Fisher
Effie Devol
Linxie Swyers
Cora Walters
Lizzie Stiff
Mattie Ralph
Muntion Wilbur Nelson
the Plains
Lace Ayers
Cora Walter
Frank Walters
Edwin Evans
Lancaster
Willis Six
Henry Franklin
Barberton
Betty Jean
Violet Heliyer
Howard Bush
Warren Darby
Jabez Hamer
Conrad Wein
Wesley Householder
Bremen
Murray
Householder
Mabel Poling
Lizzie Fisher
Constance Robinson Imere
Logansburaday
John Tick
Margaret Penn
Far Shiretes
Mansfield
Mary Hamer
Ralph Currens
Mary Bush
Burgess Hopkins
Columbus Hospital
Hopkins
Kimberly
Superior Shoe Repair Shop
Athens, Ohio
Atwater
Kent
Geo. R. Bailes
New Asbury
Chase
B. Fon
B. Ponting
Lovsjoy Bydraulio Shogk Abearlers
Oakland
Central Motors
Oaklands
Algeo Motor Sales
Carpenter and Grosver- Ststhens
Ohio
Barber Motor Sales
J. Chariton
Albany Independent Basket
Hill
Jerseyville
Moe
the Plains News
Elva Cade
Rol Bricker
Ralph Porter
Beulah
Roger
Charles Lunus
Ldson Riley
Ford
Cuncura
Malden
Mass
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Pontiac
Arland Motor Car CO
Racine
Photographers Association of America
Callums
Live Forever
Court St
Whitney
Reed
DIAL
Mill St
Syracuse
Herbert Stobart
Emmett Bartels
Harriett Ewing
Eleanor Karr
Rachel Milly
Anna Kare
Masterole
Musterole AI
Musterole Company
Cleveland
J. D. Merriman & Co
New York Stock Exchange
W. Va
Marietta
Robinson Bros
ABC
Femaine
Thees Folka
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