Murray City News Busy Social Roundup and Accidents
Murray City notes report Mrs. Roy Blanchard traveling to Columbus for a medical reason, medical staff in Mt. Carmel hospital performing an arm amputation on Jenn Hogan after a fall, and many local visits by residents of Athens Logan and New Straitsville. Community events include operetta at Carbon Hill, initiation at Pocahontas lodge, Priscilla Club meeting, and a Valentine party among the Martha Sewing club with multiple local attendees.
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Jenn Hogan
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Calumbyus
Hogan
Valentine
Aisses Ann Popoczy
Agnes Murphy
Martha Sewing Club
Grace V. Eunice
Grace R Donoghue
Edna
Edith Wahoney
Margaret Byron
Llosale McNamer
Anna
Veronica Storer
Katherine Kineer
Katherine Kineer, Mra Wuntes Sandborn, Anva, Anna Simon, Jr
Anna Simon
Mary Sate
Hovach
Agana Marinke
Mary Dugan
Emma
Helen Wolfe
Mary Kovach
Seres
Mary Thomas
Grace
Elizabeth
Eleanor
Margaret Pepoczy
Grange program set for February at Coolville
Coolville Feb 11 Troy Grange will meet February 18 with a roll call on a February birthday notable. Members will hear brief lives of George Washington Longfellow Thomas A Ticison and Charles Lindbergh. McBride will compare Lincoln to modern life and Kampf, Barrow will discuss Farmers Week and Daniel Boone. Members urged to attend.
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Grange
Oolville
Troy Grange
George Washington
Longfellow
Thomas A. Ticison
Charles Lindbergh
Abraham Lincoln
W. F. Kampf
Daniel Boone
Clayton Barrow
Stewart Birthday Party Honors Dorothy Montgomrey Drugstore Heiress
A Stewart family gathering at Mr and Mrs A in Montgomery celebrated Dorothy Stewart s sixteenth birthday with music and games. Guests included Mable Oliver Pennis Teath first Nelle Parsons Bertha Van Dyke Bernice Jussell Dorothy Biggins Helen Shüttlesworth Harold Gremer William Rodethaser Donald Bean Glen Gean Ward Cunningham Edwin Sweeney Albert Oge Claire Chalfant Paul McLaughlin Lewis Ogg and Wy am Ogg Earl Nelson Clayton Neil Me and Mrs A Cain and their daughter Ruth visited Caldwell at week s end. Mrs Joe Frost recovering from tonsil surgery and Miss Avis Ladd also stayed with friends.]]
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Mr. A. of
Montgomery
Druggser
Dorothy
Mable Oliver
Pennis Teathersten
Nelle Parsons
Bertha van ‘Dyke
Bernice Jussell
Dorothy i Biggins
Helen Shuittlesworth
Paul McLaughlin
Lewis Ogg
Wyam Ogg
Earl Nelson
Clayton
lo” Neil _ Me
A. A Cain and i
Ruth
Caldwel
Joe Frost
Isa Jelnson
Avis Ladd
John Vess
Glen
Wilbur van Hess
George Campbell
Donne
Lartlett
San
The Plains News Items and Mrs John Schmidt Itt Wednesday
The Plains items report a firewood theft from William Bryan's piano box and multiple social visits. Local basketball teams beat Stewart. Plains girls 24 Stewart girls and Plains boys 32 Stewart boys 2. Community gatherings include church, Standard Bearers program, and a Pisos church meeting with readings and stories.
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John Schmidt
Ohio
Anna Behmidt
Marie
Hetty Wetklow
Tinois
William Bryan
Jon Hutchins
Harry Patton
Nelsonville
Stewart
Plains
The
Plains Boys
Stewart Boys
Arthur McNutt
Luhrig
Irs Ed
Brie
Zell Buffington
George Bean
E McNell
Lillian Dicken
Athens
Plains - Stewart
Frederica Nida
Tbe
Standard Bearers Society
Pisins M ES
Maxine jChannel
Marguerite McGee
Verna Nagle
Vera, Wallace
Bessie of Ching
Burma
Maxine Channel
Catharyn Barstow
Syracuse News Items and Local Social Notes
Syracuse items report guests and visits including Charles Calkins hosted by Mrs. and A Rousey in Pomeroy and social events in Syracuse and Pomeroy. The Syracuse Lyceum for next year drops town courts, while patients Duskey and Grace Bartels recover from medical issues. Ralston Hemsley heads to Pittsburgh with baseball plans as Mason City and Syracuse teams are set to play on the Pomeroy floor.
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Charles Calkins
A. Rousey
Pomeroy
Syracuse Lyceum
A de Siett
Wilbert Duskey
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Grace Bartels
Athens
Gerald Arnold
Gallipolis
Ming Elia Edwards
Evelyn Ebera
Gevarice
Tom Hood
Racine
Wea Jhe
Min
Anne Blurmenauer
Mason City
Syracuse
Pomerny Sn
Local Notes From New England Area
Feb 12 brief items report Angen Letts confined to bed with a cold but improving. Lemien Smith travels to Walt John Work and family. Mrs Clarence Thompson and family near Canaanville attend Thompson’s parents. The body of Mrs Amos Brarin died in Kew Lestugion and was sent for burial to New England Wednesday.
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England
Angen
Try
Re. Lémien
Smith
Walt John Work
Mra
Clarence Thompson
Fabldian
Canaanville
Mra. Thompson
Amos Brarin
Kew
New England
Tee
Rebecca Baylin
Jacksonville Sirs Olive Wemmer Visit
Olive Wemmer of Lowa n visited her sister here Sunday in Jacksonville. The note appears from Jacksonville dated February.
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Olive Wemmer
Lowan
Jacksonville
Greens Run High reports second semester start
All senior students at Greens Run High School begin the second semester in the city school with one exception Hz Went at Glouster. Local records show the majority noted for a fresh start this February 11.
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Greens Run High School
Glouster
Gas Well Improvement Reported On Elliste Farm
Sharpburg neighbors note improved gas well results on the Lewis Elliste farm while others assist with local care needs. Illness and hospital care mix with community visits as residents share daily life and minor accidents.
Local Notes From Carpenter Area Chiefs and Visitors
Mary Carpenter visited cousin Emma Leatner in Albany while Mrs Earl Starkey and Mrs Emmett Starkey stayed with ill sister Mrs John Vernon in Lexington. Alfred Foster and son Edmund in Columbus. Evelyn Lowther hosted by Bernice Rawlings. Clarence Jewell and family with Athens relatives. Charles BreCall with friends, Harry Dudgeon in Albany on business. Warren Sisson with parents Mort and Mary McKnight. Delilah Dudgeon visiting son Harry. Mijtt Bratton and A B Chaney helped with butchering. Pearley Rupe married, staying with his parents Bert and Mrs Rupe. Oma Winn of Pennsylvania visited sister A Woodgerd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Jewell
Athens
Charles BreCall
Harry Dudgeon
Albany
Warren Sisson
Mort McKnight
Delilah Dudgeon
Harry
Mijtt Bratton
A. B. Chaney
Pearley Rupe
Rupe
Bert Rupe
Oma Winn
Pennsylvania
A. Woodgerd
Redtown EVTOWN News Brief Notes and Visits
John Morrison returns home from Lancaster where he is employed. Mr and Mrs Pussell Miller and family and Mr and Mrs Eugenae Workmen and Milas Hilda Mackey and Charlie Mackey visit their parents. Mrs J C Reedy visits Morrison family. Revival services begin Sunday February 12 at the F M church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evtown
John Morrison
Crate Morrison
Lancaster
Pussell Miller
Gon
Eugenae
Milas Hilda Mackey
Charlies Mackey
Columbus
J. C. Reedy
Bernica Beackley
Mmr
Clarence Beackley
Megsles
F. M. Churets
Buchtel High School News From Athens Trip And Games
Buchtel students and staff, including Grace Wade and Mise Cookley, traveled to Athens to gather material for a debate. Grace Wade visits Columbus friends as basketball results favor the All Star team over Nelsonville, with Buchtel girls defeating Nelsonville. Mia Lita Williams visits Washington for four weeks with daughter Margaret.
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Will Wedenald
Lancaster
Mise Cookley
Buchtel High School
Athens
de ‘Bate
Grace Wade
Columbus
Nelsonstate AH Stars
All Star
Buchtel Gris
Nelsonville
Mia Lita Willams
Wuaington
Miss Margaret
George Watts Dies in Bidwell at 64 and Buried at Burson
George Watts, 64, formerly of Bidwell, was buried at Burson cemetery Friday afternoon. He was born and raised in the community and leaves two children from his first wife Ruth Clay of Harrisonville and two from his second wife Miss Baker of Bidwell. Children include Everett Watts of Huntington, Mrs. Belle Hilt of Dexter, and Mrs. Guy Hawk of Luhrig. The piece also notes local property moves and residents changing homes and rooms, including Kate Turner planning basement work, Burson property sale to Addison Creamer, and Opal Fiandery and Howard taking rooms at Perry Smith’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hade
George Watts
Bidwell
Burson
Watts
Aliss Ruth Clay
Harrisonville
Everett
Huntington
Belle Hilt
Dexter
Guy Hawk
Luhrig
Miss Baker
Opal
Velma Fiandery
Howard
Albany News Items and Personal Notices
Albany society notes from February highlight the Fruit A Bearer class meeting at the Baptist church with Lena Johnson and others listed. The community announces the engagement and wedding of Mildred Chase to W. T. Haning, plus local illnesses, moves, travel, and funeral attendance. A Ladies Aid bake sale is planned for February 18 at Cos Hardware.
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A. C. Stanisy
Mt Carmel
Columbus
BE Stanley
Belleville
James Eliott
Methodist Church
Cos Hardware
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