Albany School Notes Highlight Poultry Program and Community News
Albany high school’s Smith-Hughes poultry department expands with 6 000 chicks plus 1 000 and 600 starter flocks for nine boys led by Wallace Gillogly who also receives 1 000 White Rock chicks. The program aims for local interest and possible wins with Leghorn stock from an accredited hatchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Hughes
Albany High School
Wallace Gillogly
Walter Fagan
Qien Woodyard
Herman Throckmorton
Matthew Reeves
Carolyn Sisson
Margene West
Woodrow Barnes
Arnold Goodwin
Charles Johnson
Alfred Lindsey
Reed Smith
Clarence Throckmorton
Virgil Bobo
Berton Elliott
Harold Johnson
Harry Williams
Pearl Collins
Helen Davis
Alta Davis
Carolyn McVay
Howard E. Warner
Albany
Local Social Roundup From the Athens Area
Mrs Amanda Wells returns from Columbus and is ill at home. W L Faulkner and son Billie of Logan visit the Ross family. Wallace is a Ross brother. Hazel McDonald of The Plains visits Evelyn West. Florence Strong visits from Athens. I Hampton suffers Brights disease at home. Sarah Minear visits Howard Stanley family. Marion Bobo back from Zanesville where daughter Beulah Bobo Vern Haning is ill at Bethesda. Oscar Hogue returns from Zanesville after visiting Marion Bobo and Vern Haning families. Beulah Bobo and Vern Haning announce birth of a baby girl born January 27. Albany Grange members attend county meeting and installation at Stewart. C N Jones and daughter Mary Elizabeth visit T H Johnson in Athens. Mary Elizabeth Reeder and Fern Lewis, Ohio University freshmen, visit parents. T C Throckmorton and Marie with Carrie Richey visit Athens. Will Lewis entertains son Everett Lewis from Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Wells
Columbus
W. L. Faulkner
Billie
Logan
Mra
Zern Ross
Mr. Wallace
Ross
Hazel McDonald
the Plains
Evelyn West
Florence Strong
Athens
Hampton
Bright
Sarah Minear
Howard Stanley
Marion Bobo
Zanesville
Vern Haning
Bethesda Hospital
Oscar Hogue
Beulah Bobo
Albany Grange
Stewart
C. N. Jones
Mary Elizabeth
T. H. Johnson
Mary Reeder
Fern Lewis
Ohio University
T. C. Throckmorton
Marie
Carrie Richey
Will Lewis
Everett Lewis
Shade and School Notes From Shade
Several pupils are absent due to illness while the high school lost to Hollister on their floor. The district reports visitors Mrs Irene Ackly and Mr Fred Biehl as well as many local families hosting relatives over the weekend. The school recently purchased a victrola and Superintendent L F Miller spoke on temperance to pupils.
Local Social Notes from Syracuse Casts Broad Visiting
Syracuse residents report a week in Columbus with family. visits to relatives and ill friends, dinners hosted by Mrs. Fred Shumway with a long guest list. Rev L O Lineberger honored at Karr home. Mrs. L L Smith with Ray Smith family. Woman's Foreign Mission Society met with Miss Marcia Kare hosting. two new members welcomed Anna Karr and Mrs Royal Thomas. death-related calls from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Bridgman
Columbus
Mer
Rose
Jane Hammond
Clarence Metters
Johanna Matthewson
W. J. Lawrence
Fred Shumway
Avery Roberts
Ambrose Flannagan
Irving Karr
A. W. McKay
Ed. Anderson
Owen Rust
Fichinger
L. O. Lineberger
Rutland-Syracuse
L. L. Smith
Stewart Lovett
Annie
Ieee Noma
Ore , O Cinnati
Mra
Cootl Jenkins
Notable Illnesses Reported Across Two Families
Robert of Cleveland and Walter Meinhart couple head to Huntington while John Houdashelt of Columbus travels. James Cobb remains seriously ill, with his daughter Dora also ill from influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Cleveland
Walter Meinhart
Huntington
John Houdashelt
Columbus
James Cobb
Miss Dora
High School Players Raise Funds for Basketball
Three short playlets by high school boys and girls under Prof. A L Flannagan at Asbury M E church Tuesday night raised more than forty eight dollars for the basketball fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Flannagan
Asbury M. E. Church
Syracuse Girls Top Chester In Weekend Hoop Battle
Syracuse high school girls defeated Chester high school in a Saturday basketball game while Chester boys lost 25 to 15. The girls score was not disclosed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester-Syracuse
Chester
Syracuse High School
Chester High School
An Old Fashioned Mother Play Set at Ashbury March
A play titled An Old Fashioned Mother directed by Prof. D. B. Williams will be performed at Ashbury. Proceeds will be used to fund a high school piano and a grade school Victrola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Williams
Asbury M. B. Durch
Teachers Return From Week-Long Flood Vacation
The following educators resumed work Monday after a flood break: W.8 White, Anna Karr, Gertrude McBride of Pomeroy, D. B. Williams and Mrs. Dan Rizer of Racine, Mrs. Emory Carleton of Williams Special District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. White
Anna Karr
Gertrude McBride
Pomeroy
D. B. Williams
Dan Rizer
Racine
Emory Carleton
Williams Special
Epworth League Hosts Taffy Party at M E church
Members of the Epworth League of the M E church were chaperoned by Mrs. Irving Karr and Miss Lenore Campbell for a taffy party in the church parlor Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. EB
Irving Karr
Lenore Campbell
Evangelistic Meetings Start at U B Church
Evangelistic meetings opened at the U B Church Sunday evening with several speakers slated to participate before the services conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Details
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E Church will meet at Mrs. Fred Shumway's home on Thursday evening. Mrs. Earl Nease leads the devotional. program readers are Mrs. Clarence Springer, Mrs. Francis Moore, and Mrs. Avery Roberts. Mrs. Irving Karr will pose the mystery box questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Fred Shumway
Earl Nease
Clarence Springer
Francis Moore
Avery Roberts
Irving Karr
Clergy Pulpit Exchange Between Two Rev. Ministers
The Rev. F. A. Weed, pastor of Simpson M. E. church of Pome roy, and the Rev. L. O. Lineberger exchanged pulpits Sunday evening in a joint service, delivering sermons to the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Weed
Simpson M. E. Church
Pomeroy
L. O. Lineberger
Local Notes On Teachers Homes Visits And Meetings
Miss Grace Bartels a fourth grade teacher at Middleport public school has rented furnished rooms for the term. Mrs Lawrence Schade was called Huntington last week due to her father James Cobb's illness. Syracuse council plans its monthly meeting at the town hall Wednesday evening. Mrs Ambrose Miannagan entertained her club Friday. Dr H C Foster is having a garage erected this week. Miss Beulah Johnson spent last week in Pomeroy as guest of Judge and Mrs C E Peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bartels
Middleport
Lawrence Schade
Huntington
James Cobb
Syracuse
New Marshfield Hosts Wide Circle of Guests
A long list of visitors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hawk's home on Sunday including Silas and Glen Scott and their families, Marjory Knowlton, and other relatives from All life KE E Hawk family and Chester Theodore Hawk. Local residents and guests attended services, meetings, and funerals in the area including Pomona grange and arrivals from Delaware and Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hawk
Silas Scott
Glen Scott
Sam Scott
Elmo
Richard
E, Hawk
Chester
Theodore Hawk
Daryl
Clyde
Carl Whitlatch
Marjory Knowlton
Charles Powell
Delaware
Harold Stright
W. M. Dixon
Fred McLeod
Athens
R. D
Eaton
M. P
Arthur van Dyke
William Gillogly
Pomona Grange
Stewart
E. L. Wilson
Athena
Bertha Stinemyre
Sharpsburg
Frank Stinee
Lillie Collins
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jerome Mace
Murray City
George Mace
Everett Mace
Lancaster
Ralph Shafer
Columbus
Leo Kennard
Portsmouth
Community Guests Visit Area Residents Over Weekend
Ellis Run Arthur Frost dined with Mr and Mrs John Martin. Kyle Jarvis of Urichsville stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs John Jarvis. Mr and Mrs Ralph Nice visited John Martin’s home. Grace Greenly Mt Liberty teacher dined with Frank Parsons family. C P Jarvis and children visited Ralph Nice. Art Metcalf visiting daughter Mrs Carl Meeks at Stewart. Hester Russell stayed with Alex Parsons. Charles Burke visited Homer Howell’s home. Rev Black of Guysville preached at Mt Liberty. Joseph Conant and son Howard attended Mt Liberty services. Noah ONeal stayed at daughter Mrs Raymond Jarvis. Charles Burke visited John Martin’s home. Roads near impassable though the school bus runs daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Frost
John Martin
Kyle Jarvis
Urichsville
John Jarvis
Ralph Nice
Dutch Ridge
Grace Greenly
Mt. Liberty
Frank Parson
C. P. Jarvis
Art Metcalf
Carl Meeks
Stewart
Hester Russell
Alex Parsons
Frost
Charles Burke
Homer Howell
Black
Guysville
Joseph Conant
Howard
Haga Ridge
Noah O'Neal
Raymond Jarvis
Local Notes From the Garden and Nearby Areas
The Garden William St Clair and his wife Mrs Glennie St Clair of the Garden are spending the week end there. Dick Goldsberry visits his grandparents near the Garden. Mrs R E Goldsberry visited Mrs J P Mohier. Mrs C E Butts is visiting friends in Athens. The infant Mary Louise died and was buried while at William Buck's. Mr and Mrs C A Meighen visit their farm at the Garden. A public road is closed due to a dangerous landslide from Frank Louther’s residence to Isaac Miles’ house. Arnold King made a business trip to Trimble. Edson Coen returned from Athens with cousin Jacob Coen. Velma Goldsberry of Lodi High School spent the week end with local family near the Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William St. Clair
Darwin
Glennie St. Clair
Frank Goldsberry
Columbus
C. L. Goldsberry
R. E. Goldsberry
J. P. Mohier
C. E. Butts
Athens
William Buck
Mary Louise
C. A. Meighen
Frank Louther
Isaac Miles
Arnold King
Trimble
Edson Coen
Jacob Coen
Velma Goldsberry
Lodi High School
Join Conquest
Frieda Meighen
Pearl Sapp
Frank Cain
Miles Cain
Beryl Carsey
Elda
Grace Douglas
Chase
Pearl Smith
Roy Goldsberry
Guy Sapp
Alex Sapp
Claire Burson
Flora Cowan
Cowen
Gallipolis
Bertha
Cincinnati
General Hospital
Holzer Hospital
Sarah Sapp
Jim Sapp
Bradbury
Bert
F. M. King
Myrie
Tack Jowell
Harrisonville Suday
Delbert Gaulail Sumner
Beasa
Delbert King
Arnold
Molly King
Bremen
Jacob King
Lloyd ‘Williams
Earl
Vinton Meeks
Cuesta
Walter Williams
Will Carsey
Maco
Ata
Hk. O. Burson
Helen Burson
Ralph
Pemeroy
Hamden plans big matchup as Plains visit Saturday
Hamden Marshall Charles Bethel buys the Wilcox residence on Main opposite the R. of P. Opera House. Hamden high to meet Plains at the Plains school Saturday night. Plains undefeated this season, Hamden with one loss in sixteen. Burris Spires and Mrs. Louise Sprague of near Vinton visited here Saturday. Burt Morris and Cecil visit Grace Morris in Columbus at White Cross hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bagley and Paul Miller visit Columbus friends. return trip with them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Charles Bethel
Wilcox
Main Street
R. of P. Opera House
Hamden
the Plains
Burris Spires
Louise Sprague
Near Vinton
Burt Morris
Cecil
Columbus
Grace Morris
White Cross Hospital
Harry Bagley
Paul Miller
Harry N. Bagley
Glendon Bagley
Regular meeting of Tray Grange set for Saturday
The Tray Grange plans a regular session at the hall Saturday afternoon with roll call answered by a joke or quotation. Community members report on family visits, funerals, and social gatherings across Athens, Parkersburg, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tray Grange
A. L. McBee
Parkersburg
Sarah Goff
C. H. Watson
Lake View Drive
Hamden notices honor guests and talks at local events
The article lists a Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Snyder and includes guests such as Mrs. Gilen don Bagley and Mrs. Ray’s sister Mildred Pierpoint. It notes talks by Dr. E S Ray and O S Ray at Hamden High School and upcoming Rebekah lodge travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilendon Bagley
O.S. Ray
Clarence Snyder
Mildred Pierpoint
Ray
Worth Scott
Frank Pierpoint
Mae Pierpoint
Louretta Melvin
Wyckoff
Wellston
Ward Skinner
Nancy Anne
Byers
Stine
Hamden High School
E. S. Ray
Hamden Rebekah
Rebekah Lodge
Jackson
Clyde Pierce
O. W. Merrill
A. W. Sherwood
Marietta
Vinton County
H. E. Calvin
McArthur
Local Notes Highlight Visits And School Play In Amesville
Amesville residents share brief visits with relatives from Glouster Zanesville Columbus and Pomeroy while Frank Elliott and Earl McKinley return home from Woodsfield. John Smith visits Mrs Addie Owens. Jerry Conant on crutches suffered a broken thigh and receives calls from Vern Alexander L E Rathburn. The senior class will present The Second Puncture at the Presbyterian church Thursday. Council discusses powering Philo plant electricity. Gas line reductions force colder lunches for locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Elliott
Earl McKinley
Woodsfield
John Smith
C. D. Henry
Philo
Bethany Community Notes Health Recovery and Local Events
The Bethany community reports Miss Burke’s brother recovering from a critical illness during the holiday season. Bertha Ellen Grimes recovers from tonsillitis and Ruth Crippen with sister canceled trips. Clarence Moore suffers a 35 foot fall in Louisville and is in hospital. Mrs Lillie Hurst has heart trouble but partial recovery after traveling with Goldie Moore. Local wood chopping at Crippen farm planned and Mrs Edward Morris recovers from a broken arm. Clyde Richardson leaves the area and Helen Leone Johnston returns home from a visit with her aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Burke
Bertha Ellen Grimes
Ruth Crippen
Martha Petty
Cross Roads
Bethany M. E
Bethany
Louisville
Clarence Moore
Lillie Hurst
Goldie Moore
Athens
Crippen Farm
Maple Lawn
Edward Morris
Clyde. Richardson
Helen Leone Johnston
Canaanville Pupils Achieve Uprising Attendance Grades Wide
January attendance shows first through eighth grades with many names listed as not absent and not tardy. High school boasts a long roster of perfect attendance led by Raymond Rose and peers. Attendance Officer Carl Porter emphasizes preventive talks over punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Darnell
Joanne Rowe
Mickey Seel
Jack Halbirt
Junior Gaston
Elizabeth Welland
Freddy Harper
Local Social Ties Span Coolville to Tick Ridge
Lottridge and Kincade families from Coolville and Tick Ridge hosted guests Sunday including Earl Kincade’s party. Swartz was visiting his brother-in-law Anthony Woode of Alfred. Woale suffered a broken arm after a horse kick. Additional gatherings occurred with the Sharp, Caldwell, Runni, Kapple, Chevalier, Carleton, Starkey, Aldridge, Warner, and Ackley households with several relatives visiting or traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. D. Swartz
Anthony Woode
Alfred
Woale
Robert Sharp
Frank Caldwell
L. T. Runni
C. D. Swarts
F. H. Booth
Ronald Kapple
Adam Meed
Mabel Kapple
Pomeroy
Verde Chevalier
Funeral Held for E. L. Jewell at M B Church
Large crowd attended the funeral Sunday afternoon at 1 30 for E L Jewell at the M B church with Reverend Eichinger of Middleport delivering the sermon. Masonic lodge and Eastern Star participated as offerings were many and beautiful. Mr Jewell is survived by his wife two sons four brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Jewell
M. B
Eichinger
Middleport
Masonic Lodge
Star
Pomeroy
Jewell
Wesley Vance
Detroit
Mies Stella Diehl
Charles French
New Holland
Emma Chase
Helen Carl
EB. F. Ball
Dana Turner
Charley Beal
Lydia Staneart
Lelia Forreat
Rutland
Mary Stilea
Flint
Flood Worsens in Ohio Valley Halts Rail Service
Rising floodwaters on the Ohio and Hocking rivers reach 46 feet. Lowlands flood and the railroad along the Ohio river is closed with no trains for three days. Dale Reed cannot complete daily rounds for a week as high water persists. The steamer Tom Green carries the body of Captain Gordon Greene to Newport for burial. Greene, born in Newport, was 64. Service at the Methodist church is canceled due to the flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hocking River
Ohio River
Dale Reed
Tom Green
Hockingport
Gordon Greene
Newport
Long
Greene
H. P. Dutten
Secleto County
State Farm Bureau
Joe Keever
Harry Parker
George Parker
Parkersburg
Nora Johnson
Fd Davidson
Oliver Windon
Gladys Rosao
El-iott
Mary A. Stone
Herbert McCullick
Julian Adams
Myrta Adams
Ira Conley
Coolville
Ira Brawley
C. W. Hayden
Local Visitors Stop by on Weekend in Ireland Area
Ireland Mrs 8 PD Root and children visited here Friday and Saturday with Mrs Root’s parents Mr and Mrs W E Dunfee. Miss Zola Dunfee of Athens joined them for a guest night. Mike Kreveeti and Miss Myrtle McDaniel of Athens visited Mr and Mrs G E Yagala Sunday afternoon. Mrs Merle Nist spent one day last week in Belpre. Alvin McDaniel of near Stewart visited Wednesday and Thursday with his brother Curtis. Mrs Alvy Blaker and son Raymond visited here recently with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. Root
Funeral Rites for Ruth Ayers Held at Greenlawn
The service for Ruth Ayers aged 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Newton Ayers, was conducted by Rev Yost and Rev Nihifer. Burial occurred at Greenlawn. Out of town relatives attended from Coshocton Athens Pomeroy Nelsonville and Columbus. Several local residents heard preaching at the Methodist church Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iday
Yost
Nihifer
Ruth
Newton Ayers
Bie
Herbert
Eteters
Clarence Hartman
Reulgh
Greenlawn
Alva Farmer
George Farmer
Coshocton
Albert Boggs
Athens
Dye Holmes
Cleve Allett
Nelesonville
Bob Graham
Canaanville
John Nutter
Columbus
Lee Searles
Chauncey
Berne Franklin
John McGurty
Marry Kraig
Melvin Tollivere
Pomeroy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Porter Gudkey
Charley Houston
Clarence
Hamden
Houston
Charlies Fowler
Barberton
Fowler
Mart Shelton
Pearl McClellan
Glouater
John Wein
James Bradbury
Ruth Short
Nelsonville
Stoll Peacock
Ruth A
Neeberthss
Local Family Visits Highlight Townsend Hill Gatherings
Mrs. Bakers parents Mr. and Mrs. John Shanks and children from Townsend Hill spent Sunday with Mrs. Shanks parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shank. Mrs. Orville Berandeberry and daughter Ruth spent the end of the week in Coolville with relatives.
Local Social Roundup From Pratt's Fork and Nearby Areas
Sunday visits and weekend guests fill Pratt's Fork and nearby families. Many residents attend funerals and shares of hospitality include Sapps, Cain, Burson, Williams, and King families with relatives visiting across Athens Gallipolis and Harrisonville.
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Messenger
Correspo
News OF Albany
Fanny Matheny
Margaret’a Creek
Fisher
Warner
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Greens
Greens Run
Irene Ackly
Fred Biehl
Marie Grim
Charles Grim
L. F. Miller
Pater School
Kermit Swarts
Frank Colburn
Fear! Smith
Eugene Goldsberry
Hollis
Helen Guthrie
Benson Cowan
James Woodyard
Grace Harris
New Marshfield
C. E. Snyder
Stella Smith
George Dean
Ross Daugherty
D. M. Green
Lawrence Walden
Green
M. BK
Carl Yagala
Archie Dunfee
Lite Dunfee
Parkerabure
Smith Dunfee
John Gaston Carthage
Charles Gaston
Emory Chapman
Atheny
Sam Ganer
Tuppers
Troy High School
Schick
Amesville
Helen Louise Rose
Dana Mansfield
Martha Dunfee
Maurice Gaston
Helen Gaul
Bettie Morris
Eva Weatherby
Merle Norrin
Seivina Dunfee
Arthur McMullen
Berneta Smart
Harold Buck
Norvella Buck
Doris Dunfee
Andy Kolenich
Flossie Weatherby
Earnest Norris
Mary Margaret Walton
John Darnell
Irene Almashy
Donald Dorr
Inez Faye Gaul
Emma Kolenich
Frances Rinehart
Walter Smart
Raymond Rose
Charles Dillinger
Belford Davis
Evelyn Darnell
Paul Mansfield
Karl Rose
Glen Poston
Floyd Marquis
Ralph McClead
Ellig South
Bergene Dean
Hazel Cook
Blanche Pugh
Lois Walton
Luella Cunningham
Nellie Halbirt
Anita Walton
Alma Rowe
Carl Porter
Marieta Shirley
Amy Rowe
Carneginn
State Department of Health
Canaanville School
Health Department
Samuel Newman
Athens County
Crawford
Grover Sutton
P. B. Leel
Alex Roat
the Plains School
Lottridge
J. W. Kincade
Carl Kincade
Tick Ridge
Earl Kincade
Lydia Starkey
Will Starkey
Marion
Harry Aldridge
Fred Warner
Hazel
Harrisonville
Ireland
News OF
Hughra
Annie P Nelsonville
Frank Beyemo
Junction
E. A. Potsom
Jaqn
Paul
Frank Johnson
Wanes
Tom Bell
Witten Sore
Pomeray
Sernta
Jean
New Irville
Verhan
Rey
Mia
Emmett &F
Nidin
Gilbert Woodruff
New Straits
Retta Jonas
Effie Jonas
Devanville
Trene
Anna Morgan
Pat Onta
William Meren
Mary Evans
Frank Swingieé
Mondey
Robert Pinnick
Rocksville
Hei Pennick
Watter Frasce
Lucy ‘Fraece
Ape
Sea Box
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