Nelsonville News Roundup of Local Visits and Obituaries
Murray City News reports Renzo Lewis visiting his parents while Miss Sidney Williams of Nelsonville hosts Grace Williams. Local society notes list Mrs Penn, Mrs Peacock, Mrs Bush and many others at events and a funeral for Eric Smith in Nelsonville. Funeral services for Elizabeth Sabo were held at Greenlawn with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renzo Lewis
New On
Mode Lewis
Maud Penn
James Hamer
Nelsonville
Stell Peacock
Howard Bush
Lace Ayers
Andy Robinson
Frank Bryan
William Bradbury
Lucy Frazee
Doc Madden
Vint Hopkins
Charlies Hoffman
Silas Simmers
Eric Smith
Sidney Williams
Grace Williams
Howard Chivers
Columbus
Wm. Chivers
Charles Booker Linton
Paul
Albert Storer
Pearl Shuttleworth
Elizabeth Sabo
M. FE
Mr. Walker
Greenlawn
Local residents visit and socialize in Nelsonville and Columbus
The column lists numerous visitors and social events from Sunday to Monday. Families including the Robsons of Columbus host guests, Mrs. Whitlatch and Mrs. Smathers shop in Nelsonville, and Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Schivers plan a prolonged visit. An infant death near the Collinses is noted alongside a birthday gathering for Mrs. Sabo with many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Robson
Columbus
John Robson
William Robson
Elmer Whitlatch
Frank Smathers
Nelsonville
Grisby
Sarah
T. W. Wallace
Richard Brown
William Schivers
John Sabo
Mary Zane Colbert
Kathleen Colbert
Magdalene Byron
Murray City
Clara Door
Chas. Stadler
Joe McNance
Mable Rife
Joe Krotche
Johnie
Ed Barstow
Thelma
Clara Door of Columbus
Jake Wagner
Valentine party hosts and social notes from local families
Mineral Mrs. Alonzo Perry hosted a Valentine party with guests Florence in French Mildred Hartley Mar guerite Carmen Myrtle Jayjohn Iverine Buckley Ethel McLain Audra Buckley Frankie French Virgil McLain Wayne McAfee Albert Buckley Paul Lowry Homer Buckley and Paul Stout with a collation by Mrs. Errett Carmen. Hazel Allgood of Barberton visits sister Mrs Vaughn Ad gis. Virgil Shingler ill with diphtheria poisoning at Will Holdren in Albany. Ralph Gibson returns from Atberton due to Charles illness. Dave Stephenson returns to Columbus after visiting. Mrs. George Sickles of Athens visits. Clyde Stanley called to Albany for Virgil Shingler. King Switch school closed for scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs A J Stephenson and Mr and Mrs Anthony Stephenson visit Margaret Gibson on Robinett. Ruth Bobo returns to Akron from visit with Castor Bobo. Edna Bobo and Castor Bobo guests of Ches Lightfritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Perry
Florence In French
Mildred Hartley
Marguerite Carmen
Myrtle Jayjohn
Iverine Buckley
Ethel McLain
Audra Buckley
Frankie French
Virgil McLain
Wayne McAfee
Albert Buckley
Paul Lowry
Homer ‘Buckley
Paul Stout
Errett Carmen
Hazel Allgood
Barberton
Vaughn
Virgil Shingler
Will Holdren
Albany
Ralph Gibson
Atberton
Charles
Dave Stephenson
Coumbus
George Sickles
Athens
Clyde Stanley
King Switch
Ere
A. J. Stephenson
Anthony Stephnson
Margaret Gibson
Robinett Mies
Ruth Bobo
Akron
Castor Bobo
Nelsonville
Edna Bobo
Mrs. Ches- Lightfritz
Fever Returns as Ackley Family Quarantines
Lottridge Gertrude Bacheldor and Charlies Ackley of Marion visited their parents for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Osmond Brande visited near Frost. J. Ross drilled a gas well on the Swartz place. The Ackley family suffers repeat fevers, prompting renewed quarantine and fumigation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Bacheldor
Charlies Ackley
Marion Iame
Daniel Ackley
Osmond Brande
el Brandeberry
J. Ross
C. D. Swartz
John Ackley
Ackley
Edd Rowan
Charis Fieres
Protracted Mt Carmel Meeting Closes with Two Conversions
In Sharpsburg a year favorable to wheat is predicted. A Mt Carmel revival ended last night after a long meeting with two conversions. Hermon revival did not start due to bad weather. Visits included Henry Burns Leota Strode Lenor Bardin and Don Carpenter in Wrightstown. Carpenter suffered neuralgia and overdosed on anti pain pills, deemed life threatened for hours. Fannie Fawcett died at Grant Hospital Columbus and burial will be in Chesterhill when her son arrives from Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Hermon
Henry Burns
Leota Strode
Lenor
Lillian Bardin
Don Carpenter
Wrightstown
Frank White
Plantsville
Carpenter
Fannie Fawcett
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Chesterhill
Wyoming
Local social notes from Athens and surroundings
The column records visits and events in the Athens area. Mentions include Harry Porter and son Ralph working a timber job at Federal creek. Several calls and visits occur among neighbors, including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hutchins to Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes in East State street, Athens, with Hughes reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Porter
Ralph
Federal Creek
Joe Hutchins
James Hughes
East State Street
Athens
Hughes
Carl Micheals
Wnelsonville
Jeff Harrison
Alex Root
Charles Tate
Lucile
Alfred
Beulah Hawk
Middleport
Humphrey
Rob Hawk
Columbus
Henry Frost
Isaac Wallace
Roy Hawk
Fred Schmidt
Nelsonville
Hamden Hostess Honors Birthday Dinner at Hotel Rogan Wellston
Mrs. Charles Dingman entertained at a birthday anniversary dinner Sunday evening February 14 at Hotel Rogan Wellston. The group included Mrs. Cox McArthur, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jolly and Kathaleen, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Stanton and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Graves, Mrs. H. R. Foose, Mrs. John Poore, and the guest of honor. Pink roses and carnations adorned the table. A five course dinner followed by a social hour of music and games in the hotel parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dingman
Wellston
M.rs. Cox
McArthur
J. A. Jolly
Kathaleen
Leo Stanton
Mary
Ross Graves
H. R. Foose
Hamden
John Poore
Jackson
Dingman
Lee Ferguson guest of friends calls from Asia to Arkansas
Lee Ferguson former Hamden high school principal was hosted by friends last week. He has been in Japan, the Philippine Islands, and along the Pacific coast since leaving town about three years ago, with plans to reach his parents in Arkansas after a stop in Athens. Miss Emily Donaldson visited Columbia with friends for the weekend. Bernadine Salts, a Zaleski teacher, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Salts. McArthur Brick Co at Puritan restarted operations after a two week shutdown. Mocking Valley Agent chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ferguson
Hamden High School
Ferguson
Japan
Philippine Islands
Pacific
Athens
Arkansas
Emily Donaldson
Columbia
Bernadine Salts
Zaleski
Charles Salts
McArthur Brick Company
Puritan
Mocking Valley
Local Notes and Family Visits Across the Region
Salts at Union Furnace spent the week end with his family here. W C Bobo and son John were guests of their daughter and sister Mr and Mrs J E Strong at Wilkesville Sunday. Seventeen of thirty one Puritan pupils and five of fourteen Ha born pupils are absent due to measles. Hocking Valley yard crew from Wellston delayed three hours at Pur itan after a derailed car. Howard Moorehead and son Franklin of Columbus spent the week end with his parents O C Moorehead. Arthur and Clearence Christian were in Columbus Monday and Tuesday. Clarence injured when a Hocking Valley engine blew up near Le Moyne south of Toledo weeks ago was seeing a company physician. John Marks visited his daughter at Chillicothe Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Furnace
W. C. Bobo
John
J. E. Strong
Wilkesville
Puritan
Haburn
Hocking Valley Yard
Wellston
McArthur Brick Company
Howard Moorehead
Franklin
Columbus
O. C. Moorehead
Arthur
Clearence Christian
Clarence
LeMoyne
Toledo
John Marks
N. E. Turner
Chillicothe
Various Local Visits Highlight Weekend in St Albans Area
Carpenter Mrs. Mary Billups returned home after visiting relatives as illness drew her to her sister Mrs. Howell. Huntington resident Earl Caster visited his ailing father O W Caster. Several families spent the weekend with kin in Dexter Albany and Hebbardsville as patients recover from smallpox vaccinations and carbuncles. Community club plans a daily feeding demonstration with Prof Ivan McKellip as speaker at the M E church. A grasshopper sighting ends the month with local color from Linscott Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Billups
St. Albans
W. Va
W. P. Howell
Downington
Earl Caster
Huntington
O. W. Caster
Will Gillogly
Mary Frances
Sherwood
Dexter
Local Social Notes and Illness Report in Taylor Ridge
Taylor Ridge reports Mrs. Mary Davis improving after a week of illness. Several social events occur in Jackson ville and area with Valentine activities for pupils and young people. Illnesses include Mrs. Evan Davis Lena Hanning Alfrieda Hildabrand Vernice Welling and Clara and Clifton Chalfant visiting friends. Church services were held with 58 attendees as Rev Courtney attended a funeral elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
James Golding
Pocahontas Lodge
Jacksonville
Evan Davis
Lena Hanning
Alfrieda Hildabrand
Vernice Welling
Clara
Clifton Chalfant
Trimble
Helen Kulahoskie
John Kulakoskie
Grace Muzykowski
Marie Balstrom
C. Welling
Vern Kempton
Zoe Rickel
P. H. Wellicke
Courtney
Rodger
Chauncey
Amesville Girls Dominate Friday Basketball Tie
Chauncey correspondent notes the Friday game score not given is 21 to 4 in favor of the local high school girls. The item mentions Mr and Mrs Jonas Tope of Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Jonas Tope
Lodi Students Host Weekend Gatherings and Basketball Action
Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Everett Bosworth and son Wayne and others. Inez Ruth stayed with her parents in New Straitsville. Marie Morrison spent Friday with Helen Dixon. Joe Fulton shows improvement after illness. Lodi freshmen and sophomores hosted a party with games music and a Chappell performance. Lodi lost 21 to 19 to Chester. next, a trip to Hollister for a fast matchup after a 23 20 win at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Shuler
Everett Bosworth
Wayne
Frank
Ralph Colburn
Pearl Smith
Mary Burson
Conrad Mulligan
Joe Chappell
Inez Ruth
New Straitsville
John Ruth
Marie Morrison
Helen Dixon
Joe Fulton
Lodi High School
Ralph
Lodi
Chester High
Metor
Hollister
Revival Services Lead Off Hockingport Week
Harvey Dye of Coolville holds revival at Hockingport Methodist Church starting Monday evening. Rev. F Russell Purdy of Belpre preached at Torch Baptist on Sunday. Union evangelistic services planned in Torch with Methodist and Baptist ministers uniting. Local schools at Hockingport under Matlack and Miss Russell report progress. Mrs Parker visited relatives in Parkersburg and Coolville. Miss Lemley spent time with Harris Ferry parents before Parkersburg trip. Harry P. Curtis of Newbury was also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thearev
Harvey Dye
Coolville
Hockingport
F. Russell Purdy
Belpre
Torch
Matlack
Mary Russell
Athens
K. Parker
Olive McKim
Parkersburg
Grace Lemley
Harris Ferry
Harry P. Curtis
Newbury
Local Social Roundup From East Dunham Community
Reports from East Dunham Washington County include lectures at the Farmers' Institute with Ida Cook and Mary Russell as speakers last Thursday and Sunday. Several residents, including Mrs E A Dutton's family, are noted, with health updates on Mrs Rex Anderson and Mrs Mary Garrett. Birds at Mary Hayden and F Liott attract cardinals. C W Hayden and Ira Conley attend local work and farm events. Cummings Cook marks his eighty fourth birthday on February 9. Betty Jane Taylor birth notice received by Wheeling residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
East Dunham
Washington County
Ida Cook
Mary Russell
E. A. Dutton
Mary A. Garrett
C. B. Karper
Joe Reeves
Gladys Parker
Parkersburg
J. W. Johnson
Mary Hayden
Fliott
Rex Anderson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
C. W. Hayden
Coolville
Ira Conley
Cummings Cook
Harry Parker
Elizabeth
W. Va
E. K. Parker
Ancestral Washington Home Demolished and Shipped to U S
The ancestral home of George Washington, over 300 years old in England, has been taken apart and packed in crates for shipment. It was dismantled into fifteen cases of stone, fourteen wooden beams, and 359 tons of brick and stone work to be reconstructed at his birthplace in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
England
Death notices for Levi Bennett and Estel Wood
S Bigley received word of the death of his son in law Levi Bennett of East Liverpool after months of ill health. Jessie McKim Wood of Columbus mourns the death of her only remaining son Estel Wood in Chicago following an appendicitis operation and burial in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Bigley
Levi Bennett
East Liverpool
Bennett
Jessie McKim Wood
Columbus
Estel Wood
Chicago
Chiecaco
Wrightstown Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Gatherings
Wrightstown residents shared a week of family visits and church activity. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mills visited their son-in-law and daughter, Rev. Arza Ball filled a Mt. Zion appointment, Edith Faires stayed with her brother-in-law and sister in Trimble, and Miss Mary Ball dined with Miss Mable Jones. The Ladies Aid hosted a social with ham sandwiches ice cream and cake attended by several locals. Silas Ahle and family stayed with daughter Mrs. Francis Murphy as she recovered. William Hogsett and Anna Faires joined Jack Moody and family for a Tuesday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Mills
KK. L. Beard
Arza Ball
Mt. Zion
Edith Faires
G. B. King
Trimble
Mary Ball
Mable Jones
Ladies Aid
Oca Ahle
Effie Mills
Lizzie Ball
Emma Jane Grigsbe
Emma Dulaney
Myrtle North
Anna Faires
Silas Ahle
Federal
L Francis Murphy
William Hogsett
Jack Moody
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Liver Bowels
For 17 years Dr. F M Edwards treated many women with liver and bowel ailments using a vegetable based formula called Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The olive colored tablets aid normal liver and bowel action and are marketed as a safe substitute for calomel. Priced 15c and 30c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Anti Smoking Laws Expected In United States
Reports from the United States indicate imminent anti smoking legislation. Sources quoted by British observers claim fewer young people are taking up the cigarette habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
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Clarence Swartz
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O. M. Rawlings
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John Daugherty
S. H. Smith
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Cora Carpenter
H. H. Henry
Radio Corporation of America
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Taylor Ridge
Amesville
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Harry Lorraine
KOTEX
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