Community groups in Rio Grande plan events and note member updates
WSCS of Simpson Methodist Church briefed on an April 7 bazaar and supper. World Day of Prayer plans were discussed with Baptist Ladies Auxiliary. Rio Grande Consumers Cooperative held its annual meeting with 4% dividend checks and new board members named. Various social gatherings and church activities are reported, along with members’ health and substitution updates.
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Rio Grande
WSCS
Simpson Methodist Church
Rosanna Fowler
James Richards
Anna Wiseman
W. A. Lewis
Baptist Ladies Auxiliary
Sidney Fadeley
Payne College
Wiseman
W. P. Myers
Rio Grande Consumers Cooperative
Frances Burdell
Robert Cooper
Evans Evans
James Clark
F. W. McDermott
George Northup
Dorothy Brooks
Burdell
Earl Downey
Ohio Farm Bureau
McDermott
Farm Bureau
Downey
Clarence Fisher
Milliard McCoy
Calvary Baptist Church
Irwin Kerr
Europe
S. E. Jenkins
Mollie Fulton
Belcher
White Cross
S. FE. Jenkins
Kerr
Rio Grande College Wives Club
Joe Howdyscell
Nancy Self
Tom Kelton
Rio Grande College
Forrest Thompson
Clifford Myers
Fadeley
Waddell
Pearl Northup
Wade Evans
Birthday party and regional visits across Athens area
Mr and Mrs Charles Holland hosted a dinner in Athens for their nephew Wilber Chesser age 11. Guests included Violet Chesser Travis Chesser Taylor Ridge and others. A birth announced for Eugene Walter Spurges in Detroit with grandparents listed. Various local visits from Glouster Trimble Logan and Vienna details accompany the social roster.
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Taylor Ridge
Charles Holland
Athens
Wilber Chesser
Victory Paskivitch
John Carter
Glouster
James Coey
Mildred Struble
Bob Struble
Logan
Fred Olbers
Frank Johnson
Anna
New Straitsville
Charles Hooper
Walter Spurges
Detroit
Eugene Walter
Stanley Berry
Alex Spurges
Carl Herbst
Hollister
George Herbst
Arthur Palmer
Trimble
Lawrance Palmer
Don Olbers
Sandra Roselee Poole
Wayne Poole
William McKee
Clarence Pierce
Neal Coey
H. A. Rogers
Parkersburg
E. P. Carson
Rogers
Arley B. Brooks
New Marshfield
Roy Taylor
Alice Palmer
Bobby
Tommy Palmer
Lawrence Palmer
Local Social Notes From Langsville Area
Langsville residents report visits and travels with Parkersburg and Vinton connections. Pearle Andrews of Vinton died, with funeral services in Vinton. Clair Nelson traveled to Gallipolis to work as relief foreman on the C&O railroad. Marvin Morris attended Thomas Smith’s funeral in Pomeroy. Smith died at his son’s Florida home during winter.
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Langsville
Guy Swadley
Parkersburg
Viola Rumfield
Robert Rumfield
Hayward Harmon
Vinton
Ernest Piper
Columbus
Daisy
Ethel Miller
Pearle Andrews
Clair Nelson
Gallipolis
C&o
Marvin Morris
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Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
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Anne Cabot
Avenue of the Americas
N. Y
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Oldest Solon Doughton to Seek Re election at 84
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Washington Ip
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Doughton
D-Nc
Congress
Alaskan Moose Weighs Over 1400 Pounds Largest Deer
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