Wedding and social news from Athens and nearby
Attendees at a Mari road meeting praised hospitality while Beasley-Gali wedding took place in Athens. Dale began Lakehurst duties. Rowan and Al of Athens plus Mrs. Audry of Hoopers were weekend visitors. Family visits, club meeting at Mrs. F E Phillips home, and various illnesses and greetings dominate the social page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamecott
F. H
Gifford
H. G. Henry
Mari
Ceir
Mer
Athens
Dale
Lakehurst
Sam
Navy
Co. E. Rowan
Notable Visits Trace Social Ties in Glouster Local Notes
Mrs Eva Dew Marshall travels from Kansas to settle in the area and 18 years pass since her move. Amy Shepard visits cousin Mazich in Glouster. Mrs Joe Burnard and Emmett Mingus are seen about town. Ivers spends time with W A McDonald family. Gertrude Rhyn returns from Corning after a week with Fritz Brinkman and Henry Ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Dew Marshall
Kansas
Race Ivers
I . W. A. McDonald
Glouster
Amy Shepard
Miss Mazich
Joe Burnard
Ivers
Emmett Mingus
Gertrude Rhyn
Corning
Fritz Brinkman
Henry Ing. Smith
Chapel Posse Visits Ill John in Ambiguous List
A fragment describes a Chapel Posse calling on a very ill John, naming individuals such as Mr. dire Herd Hawk and Mrs. McClain as visitors. Other lines mention trips to Athens by Mr. Lew and Mrs. Lew and a few couples, with further garbled names and phrases around the BoBo family and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Dire
Herd Hawk
McClain
Lew ‘Dally
Athens
Clyde
John Bobo
Baril
Richard Daily
Ruth Bobo
Bessie Lyndsy
and Munday
Lewis Hawk
Local Social Notes From Guysville And Nearby
Village residents host and visit relatives across Athens and Parkersburg areas. Phyllis Pierce and children stayed with sister Ina Moorehead. Helen Gage visited Athena. many attended Jacob Tormney sale. Nell Starkey called on Joe Weaver. Gladys Chapman teaching near Stewart visited her parents. Lou Kieh and Howard from Columbus visited relatives. Will Coe of Athens visited Anna Chapman. John Starkey hospitalized for appendicitis. John Sewell opened a new Main Street garage. Goldie Gibson arrived from Chillicothe to stay with Durant family. Paul Stewart of Jackson visited his mother J C Stewart. Lenna Wilson staying with sister B G Chapman. Charlies Inman made a business call in Athens. large M E church service with a sermon by ay iL C. Willa. O O Bralder of Parkersburg discussing his father Henry Stalder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Pierce
Ina Moorehead
Helen Gage
Athena
Jacob Tormney
Nell Starkey
Joe Weaver
Gladys Chapman
Stewart
I. C.chapman
Tra. Lou Kieh
Howard
Columbus
C. C. Calvert
Will Coe
Athens
Anna Chapman
John F. Starkey
Parkersburg Hospital
McLaughlin
John Sewell
Main Street
Goldie Gibson
Chillecothe
Elza Durant
Paul Stewart
Jackson
J. C. Stewart
Lenna Wilson
B. G., Chapman
Charlies Inman
M. EK
Ay. Il. C. Willa. O. O. Bralder
Parkersburg
Henry Stalder. Urday
Pratt's Fork Community Notes and Upcoming Revival
Pratt's Fork residents hosted Sunday guests from nearby families including the Peart Sapp and Sapp families, Beal and Pierce households, and the Colmer and Grim families. Announcements mention revival meetings to begin March 25 and local illnesses affecting school. Several residents visit Athens and Floodwood for visits and moving arrangements.
Albany visitors and funeral attendees report mixed travels
Carpenter Clint Jewell and wife visited Albany Tuesday for dental work. George Black and wife and George Allen of Parkersburg attended the funeral of George B Kayser, then returned home. Mrs Alva Rupe and daughter Jesin also visited Albany Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint-Jewell
Albany
Mr. Harper
KE. W. Starkey
Local residents and visitors in a Sunday gathering
Wiliam Morris and wife went to Athens Sunday. Ray Wilson and family of Harrisonville visited here last week at the home of Vester Robinson and wife. Fintey Gillogly of Athens returned home after looking after his farm. Several residents arrived or returned for visits, funerals, or property matters, including Mrs Elizabeth Stanley, Mrs M W Houery and Helen, John Dye, Barstow of Athens, Milton Bratton and family, Mrs F D Perry, Carl Willson of Columbia, Elza McCall and family, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Morris
Athens
Ray Wilson
Harrisonville
Snowsville
M. W. Houery
Helen
Albany
John Dye
Daniel Wise
Columbus
Barstow
Milton Uratton
F. D. Perry
J. F. Jewell
Carl Willson
Columbia
Elza McCall
Jesse
Albany News Roundup: Local Visits and School Victory
Mt Victory, Thornville, and Guysville visitors in Albany last week. Athens guests of Mrs. William Frank. F B Bolton returns home from hospital. Albany girls win season finale 8 to 4 over McArthur. OU fraternity boys contest follows. Wednesday Club holds St Patrick's party with Irish decor and two course dinner. next meeting with Mrs. Barlow in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Butler
Mt. Victory
C. R. Johnson
Thornville
Ed Cunningham
Guysville
Albany
William Frank
Athens
F. FE. Goldsberry
Mary Frances
Otha Beastey
McArthur High School
O. U
Bolin
Dalley
Isaac Snowden
I. D. Dailey
Eleanor Kyle
T. J. Barlow
Local church revival and community notices across Lawrence area
Rev Wotring filled his appointment at Lawrence Chapel and preached. Revival services at Tuppers Inn. Guy Rhodehayer visiting L H Allen’s home to nurse Mrs Allen. Carter Oil and Gas plans to begin drilling on their well Tuesday. J W Kincade of Coolville spent Sunday with Earl Kincade and family. Esmond Brandberry and family visited Laurence Bailey. C E Knight and family of Hebbardsville visited Charles Day’s home. Emma Follrod and son Errol of near Sumner visited C D Swartz. Leslie Morris and family of Athens visited O L Davis. Boys serenaded Raymond on Wednesday. Autmer Ackley and family visited Daniel Ackley. Jed Warner and baby Hazel dined with Autmer Ackley. Herb Bowers and children visited Will Graham. C E Woode and A Woode of Al- visited Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotring
Lawrence Chapel
Tuppersinn
Guy Rhodehayer
Guysville
L. H. Allen
Coolville
Earl Kincade
Esmond Brandeberry
Laurence Bailey
C. E. Knight
Hebbardsville
Charles Day
Knight
Emma Follrod
Errol
Sumner
C. D. Swartz
Leslie Morris
Athens
O. L. Davis
Boggs
Raymond
Autmer Ackley
Daniel Ackley
Plains News Briefs Mention Local Family Visits
The Plains. ae Nelson was called Saturday to attend Lawrence Shields, who fe with inflammatory rheuma Widen Hawk was the Friday or guest of his aunt, Nelle Hiller et Lancaster and bed the basketball game. Irman Humphrey spent sun rroon with Mr and Mrs i Thera and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Nelson
Lawrence Shields
Widen Hawk
Nelle Hiller Et
Lancaster
Irman Humphrey
Local social notes include visits across Athens area
Distant relatives and friends such as Maud and Carl Michaels and Russel Michaels were at a Lancaster basketball game. Multiple households from Athens Chauncey Glouster Nelsonville and Jacksonville host or visit friends and relatives from Port Townsend to Albany.
Local School Notes Include Reader Absences and Events
Raymond Anderson misses school due to pink eye in third grade. Joe Hardy’s children transfer to Beaumont. Louise McKnabb from Hamley Run enrolls in first grade. Dr. Bryan of Ohio University to speak at high school commencement set for May 19. Baccalaureate services planned for the Sunday before. Senior graduates: Mae McCallister Margaret Krivastl Herschel Darnell Delphin Kee ton. Girls basketball tournament Friday with eight teams visiting for harmony and comfort. Henry Shingler of Coonville joins third grade Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Anderson
Pinkeye
Joe Hardy
Beaumont
Louise McKnabb
Hamley Run
Dr. Bryan
Ohio University
Mae McCallister
Margaret Krivastl
Herschel Darnell
Delphin Keeton
Henry Shingler
Coonville
Hockingport Social Highlights From Epworth League Meeting
Epworth League in Hockingport held a social at the Methodist church with music recitations games and refreshments. Mrs Laura Preston of Marietta spoke about her trip east to Boston and other cities. Several residents visited family and friends in nearby towns, and attendees planned to move to Port Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Laura Preston
Marietta
Boston
Herbert Dutton
Lancaster
E. A. Dutton
F. A. Mair
Baptist Churches of
Torch
J. C. Swearingen
Carl Medley
Emmet Kidder
Sheriman-W. Va
Port
Ethel Galvin
Parkersburg
E. K. Parker
Good Roads
Lafayette Hotel
Bertha Randolph
Jm Racine
Pomeroy Taxt
Goldie Chute
W. M. Chute
A. W. Somson
E .L. Davidson
T. Rie
Columbus
Nora Johnson
Hockingport
McDougie
Newix
Waneek
Rasdolph
Dainty Luncheon Held by Athens Club Members
The hostess and her daughter Miss Helen and granddaughter Miss Lillian Kittle of Athens presided at a luncheon. The club announced its next meeting at the Maplewood home of Mrs. T. F. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Lillian Kittle
Athens
T. F. Davis
Maplewood
Local News Briefs From Marietta and Nearby Towns
A visitor returns home Saturday from a week with friends in Marietta and attends the Baptist church annual meeting with over 200 guests at a 6 o’clock dinner. Mrs E K Parker visits daughters and aunt Mise Olive McKim of Parkersburg. G C Fawcett leaves this morning. The steamer Velva laid up for Delaware after a short city stay. The Dallas spends several days here on business at Hockingport. A bi weekly service runs between Long Bottom and Parkersburg leaving Tuesdays and Fridays returning Wednesdays and Saturdays. Judge Showalter of Parkersburg visits F M Medley and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
The
Baptist Church
E. K. Parker
Mise Olive
McKim
Parkersburg
G. C. Fawcett
Velva
Delaware
Long Bottom
Showalter
F. M. Medley
Local visits and homemade travel updates
Harry Gardner stayed in Springfield as guest of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Strohmeyer. Bryan Gormley spent a couple of days in Columbus on business. Miss TLauvers Whaley returned to Zanesville after a visit with relatives in the city including Mr and Mrs A is Fenerriegel Miss Marie and sons Carl and Ernest Mrs John Herchiin and Mrs J M Coakley with Miss Ola nd Ralph Andrews of Newark visited Mr and Mrs O E Hammon on route 5. Emma Sarina Miss Mar iwaret Kerr and Harry Bowers of Columbus were guests this week for Mr and Mrs Will Seiler at Hollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
Carl Michaels
Carl
Russel Michaels
Miss Thorn
Lancaster
Rey Cline
Portsmouth
Jack MacCollister
Hubert Shreves
King Row
Hocking
Frieda Augusture
Poston
Fan McCathran
Arthur ‘Burchfield
Floyd Potts
Athens
William Barber
Leslie
Harry
Nelsonville
Geo Gabriel, Jr
Barber
Astley Potts
Ohio
Bent Potts
Harry Moore
Frank Moore
Oscar Knolten
Near Alibany
G. Nichols
Charles Baker
Jacksonville
Arthur Athlison
Elizabeth Kristi
Ambrose Terrell
Friend Love
Terrell
Oscar Knowlton
Albany
N. Nichols
Eber Varner
Bob Varner
Chauncey
H. A. Tipton
Varner
Elizabeth Krivis
Audra Sherwood
Mrs McClain
Harry Gardner
Springfield
Charles Strohmeyer
Bryan Gormley
Columbus
A. Is. Fenerriegel
Marie
Carl and
Ernest
John Herchiin
J. M. Coakley
Oland Ralph Andrews
Newark
O. E.hammon
Emma Sarina
Mariwaret Kerr
Harry Bowers
Will Seilér
Hollister
Local Families Share Weeknight Visits in Coolville Area
Vanderhoof Joshua Ashcraft of Coolville and his brother William welcomed guests during the week. R P Boggs and Mrs. A L McBee hosted at Bethel Ridge and a sequence of relatives visited. Carol Degoy and family hosted, while Rev. Wottring and several couples visited J W Davis and other households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Ashcraft
Coolville
William Ashcraft
R. P. Boggs
A. L. McBee
Bethel Ridge
Mabel Ashcraft
Della Ashcraft
Carson Boggs
Rezel Boggs
Lydia Jeffers
Etwhr Hase
Widam
Aletha Chase
Margaret Cap
Clarice Has
Guy Davis
J. W D.vie
Emma Jeffers
Grace
John
Zumbach
Caroline Degoy
Wottring
J. W. Davis
William Conant
Rosa
Annie Murphy
Zaleski Area Weekly Notes Link News and Visits
Zaleski residents report health recoveries and relocations with several scenes of local life. Roy Paine returns to school after flu while Clyde Martin and family plan Columbus move. Mrs. Nettie Anthony visits Athens relatives as Mrs. Watkins recovers from grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Paine
Zaleski
Clyde Martin
Columbus
Nettie ' Anthony
Athens
Effie J. Watkins
Frank Grate
Wood
Dave Watkins
Bishopville
Peg Murphy
Madison
Keaak
Fentp
Mothers Club Holds Last Meeting At Kittle Home
The Mothers Club convened at Mrs. H. F. Kittle's residence for needlework and social chat with refreshments provided by the host and daughter Miss Helen. New member Freda Blower joined as the next meeting plans April 4 at Miss Sara Stuff's home with Margaret Walburn presiding.
Beaumont Man Charged With Failing to Send Son to School
Charles McColly of Beaumont was brought before Magistrate Hedges Monday evening by Constable Tucker and arraigned on a charge of failing to send his son to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McColly
Beaumont
Hedges
Tucker
Sam Emmett
Corp
C. H. Port McColly
Trex Guar Lotion Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Trex-Guar lotion for eczema pimples blackheads and facial blemishes. It claims relief from itching inflammation and eruptions with a few drops and offers a $1.99 price at Cline's Pharmacy or from H B Denton & Co Mt Carmel Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline’s
H. B. Denton & Co
Mt. Carmel
Til. T
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Mildred Cama Vee
Ian
Milhard Clark
Harry Keefer
Nellie
Stacy Sayere
Arza Linscott
Peart
Edward and
Carrol
Clarence Mit Jehelt
Leslie Bryson
Harry Keifer
Blanche Linscott
Eber Linscott
Asa Kasier
Henry North
Wilbur Kasier
Floodwood
Earl Sapp
Elza Sapp
Ear ‘Ewing
Lawrence Iggelmeyer
itch _Ridge
Arnold King
Chase
Pratts Fork
Toight
Nona Steinmetz
Dora O’brien
Clara Gilkey
J. Smith
Lottridge
Plains
the Plains School Notes
Vanderhoof
Mothers* Club
H. F
Kittle
J. B. Stiff
Tom Gibson
Enonia
Son
Federal Motor Trucks
F. O. Sheldon Distributor
North Court St
Rey’s
Lash
James Kartis Angel Ridge
Col. Mont Ruth
J. D. Haskins Chiropractor
Security Savings Bank
C. D. Shafer Co
Excelall Auto Paint and Top Shop
P. E. Roush, Mgr
Second St
A. Zenner Company
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