Suburban Citizens Bank Meeting and Local Updates
Keeping in touch with suburban friends notes a February 13 Citizens Bank meeting led by President John P. Coe with E T Dailey, Bean, George Spring, and G V Vorhes as directors. Other items include Mrs Lon Vernon’s return from Sugar Creek visit and Clyde Conant with Vern Alexander starting a coal mine on the Harkins piece. Citizens urge road work toward Federal Creek and church roof leak affects Sunday school at Mrs Laura James’sxe. BE. E. White returns from a ten day West Virginia trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
John P. Coe
E. T. Dailey
Athens
Bean
George Spring
G. V. Vorhes
Lon Vernon
Sam Munn
Sugar Creek
Clyde Conant
Vern Alexander
Harkins
Federal Creek
Laura James
Iunday
BE. E. White
West Virginia
Reverend Fletcher to Lead Two Week Baptist Meeting
Reverend Harley Fletcher leaves at noon for Greenfield to aid the local pastor Reverend Strouse in a two weeks meeting. Fletcher will lead song and praise in week one and assist in preaching thereafter. Reverend Howard Warner of Athens filled the last Sunday service here. H L Atkinson of the high school speaks on The Religious Ideas of Our Revolutionary Forefathers next Sunday morning. Mrs Willard McDaniel, Oberlin graduate, will discuss the history of familiar hymns in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Fletcher
Greenfield
the Baptist Church
Strouse
Fletcher
Howard Warner
Athens
H. L. Atkinson
Willard McDaniel
Oberlin School of Music
Miss Mary Reeder Accepts Position in Cottingham Garage
Miss Mary Reeder daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Reeder has accepted a book keeper and stenographer post at the Cottingham garage in Albany returning to Bliss college Columbus on weekends After February 28 she will work full time A new bookkeeping system by M L Cottingham aims to improve efficiency A large crowd of young people celebrated the bride and groom Mr and Mrs Percy Russell with a gathering at their residence and a belated farewell on Monday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reeder
Henry Reeder
Cottingham
Reeder
Bliss College
Columbus
Albany
M. L. Cottingham
Percy Russell
Personal notes on local residents and visitors
Miss Cornelia Sterrit returned to Point Pleasant after an extended visit with Mrs. F. F. Botroff. Mrs. Minnie Lowther of Athens visits relatives here. her daughter Hazel travels to Akron for a two week visit. F E Bolton remains bedbound with the flu. Wednesday club members who attended the Athens Pallas club reception include Mrs Ed Jasch, Mrs Frank Coe, Miss Faye Baker, Mrs A D Cline, Miss Florence Brown, and Mrs O D Dailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Sterrit
F. F. Botroff
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Minnie Lowther
Athens
Hazel
Akron
F. E. Bolton
Pallas Club
Ed Jasch
Frank Coe
Faye Baker
A. D. Cline
Florence Brown
O. D. Dailey
Prof Clarke Now at Rio Grande
The article notes that Prof O Clark, once at the Atwood Institute forty years ago, is living in Rio Grande. Now teaching there until spring, he left to run a small book store in Community hall with his wife and daughter. He is 70 and not in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Clark
Atwood Institute
Rio Grande
Fred Workes
Clark
Basket ball games set for Friday at the opera house
On Friday evening February 20 two games will be played in the opera house. The New Marshfield boys meet Albany boys and the New Marshfield girls face Albany girls. This is the key test as Albany beat New Marshfield at home earlier and New Marshfield defeated Albany away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
New Marshfield
Albany High
Albany
Lottridge News Roundup With Meetings And Visitors
The Aid society met at Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Runnion home with thirteen members and two visitors. Quilting for Miss Therissa Hoyt and a regular meeting followed. Plans include March hosting by Mrs. L. H. and Mrs. R. M. Allen. Local visitors Emory Chapman in Athens Ralph Allen in Parkersburg and others noted. The Lottridge school to present a play Friday night. Florine Ackley visited Runnion. Ray and Mrs. Blue report Florida motor trip progress toward the east coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
L. T. Runnion
Therissa Hoyt
L. H
R. M. Allen
Emory Chapman
Athens
Ralph Allen
Parkersburg
Ralph Clark
Alée McKinley
Esmond Brandeberry
Lawrence Bailey
W. O. Stout
Coolville
Lottridge
Florine Ackley
Ray Blue
Florida
Broadwell Mrs Laura James Returns From Zanesville Visit
Mrs Laura James Broadwell has returned from Zanesville where she visited her sister Mrs C F who has been ill for some time. Charles Driggs, a former resident of this place, was calling on friends and relatives here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura James
Zanesville
C. Ft
Charles Driggs
Community notes and visitors around Pratt's Fork
Shade Colburn and family host Sunday guests Mrs. Orr and Dorothy Wingett with son David also visiting. Agatha Bridwell weekends with sister Mrs Steward. Alma and Velma Goldsberry visit G. E. Coen. Doris Sleen with Mrs. Burson and family. Ruth attends Athens teachers meeting. Washington's Birthday observance planned at school with program. Atwood Grim hosts Opal Flanders and Mrs Burson's family. Shuler sisters visit near Guyaville. Weatherby visit parents Goldeberry. Dillinger death from Athens saddens locals. Earnest Wingcott home from Ohio University for a weekend. Sargent and Carl visit Athens on business. Nellie Harris visits Inez Burson. Frank Jeffers Jr improving after pony accident. Sunday school at M F E church February 22 at 7 19 o'clock followed by sermon by Rev Wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Colburn
C. L. Orr
Dorothy
W. W. Wingett
David
Agatha Bridwell
Walter Steward
Alma
Velma _ Goldsberry
G. E. Coen
Frank Sargent
Doris Sleen
J. C. Burson
Edna
Hellena Shuler
Guyaville
Allen Weatherby
Charles Goldeberry
Herbert Dillinger
Athen
Earnest Wingcott
Ohio University
Pratt's Fork
Carl
Athens
Nellie Harris
Inez Burson
Frank Jeffers
M. FE
Wedding
Local residents noted for illness visits and social rounds
Carpenter Elizabeth Stanley is seriously ill at her daughter Vesta Robison's home. Thelma McCall, Elza McCall's daughter, has been unwell but shows improvement. Numerous friends and relatives are mentioned visiting or staying with families in Athens and Mineral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stanley
Vesta Robinson
Thelma
Elza McCall
Vinton Jewell
Isabelle Robinson
Reed
Ida Jeffers
Stanley
Harold Robinson
Dewey Wright
Lloyd Woodyard
Emma McLain
Mineral
John Rawlings
W. S. Swett
Athens
Rosetta Snow
Earl Jewell
Harry Dudgeon
Albany
Menzie Webb
Springfield
J. L. Rawlings
G. C. Swearingen
G. G., Cottrill
Cottrill
Local visits span several towns in Ohio and West Virginia
Orbiston Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards and son of New Haven West Virginia were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carman Jones. Mrs. George Morrison visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Garlinger of Buchtel who has been ill. Mrs. Blanche Pancake of Deanville and Mrs. Harry Powell with two children of Carbon Hill returned home after a weekend with William Douglas and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edwards
New Have
W. Va
Carman Jones
George Morrison
Jacob Garlinger
Buchtel
Blanche Pancake
Deanville
Harry Powell
Carbon Hill
William Douglas
Local families host visits. mine activity declines
Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown and two daughters visited Mr and Mrs William Haliday Monday evening. Will Garner from Fairmount W Va stayed with Mrs George Morrison and family Friday. James Love and daughter Annabelle from Chauncey were weekend guests of Mrs Belle Lyons. Grandma Wade improves at the Lyons home. Henry Banfield and Clarence Banfield with two children joined Mr and Mrs George Morrison Saturday evening for radio entertainment. James Smart of Murray City stayed with his mother Mrs John Smart on Sunday. New York Mine No 36 is shut down amid limited work at nearby mines. Lizzie O Rouke weekend guest of son Clarence and family of Jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
William Haliday
Will Garner
Fairmount
W. ‘Va
George Morrison
James Love
Annabelle
Chauncey
Belle Lyons
Grandma Wade
Henry Banfield
Clarence Banfield
James Smart
Murray City
John Smart
New ‘York
Lizzie O’rouke
Clarence O’rouke
Valentine party at the Taylor Ridge school house
A schoolhouse Valentine party Friday featured a Valentine box as the centerpiece. Lunch served to Irene Golding Audra Chalfant Tillie Winn Inez Willeke Alfrieda Hildabrand Marie Bulstron Lena Meaning Elmer Davis Wayne Snyder M Danko Emmett Olbers Alfred Willeke John McClellan Denver Gooding. Chaperones included Hanson Martin of Athens Mrs Perry Chalfant and Mrs James Golding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Golding
Audra Chalfant
Tillie Winn
Inez Willeke
Alfrieda Hildabrand
Marie Bulstron
Lena Meaning
Messers
Elmer Davis
Wayne Snyder
M. Danko
Emmett Olbers
Alfred Willeke
John McClellan
Denver Gooding
Hanson Martin
Athens
Perry Chalfant
James Golding
William
Jess Withem
William Sisson
Charles Robinet
Millfield
Fred Olbers
Bedow
Felix Linholm
Carl Laney
Carl Welling
Ed Marshall
Itl
Local Social Notes From The Plains Residents Gatherings
The Plains social column lists visits and trips including the McCallisters and Charles Edward with the Shreves in Hocking. Merwin Stauffer visited his mother Mary Stauffer near Factory, and George Gulley left for Neffs Ohio to work with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McCallister
Charles Edward
Hubert Shreves
Hocking
Arthur Cheadie
Mer Stauffer
Vice Howard
Powatan
Merwin Stauffer
Mary Stauffer
George Gulley
Neffs
Ohio
Margaret
Ruth Boyles
Athens
Ruby
Stella Gabriel
Ellen Parfit
Local residents travel in search of work and visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Hawk returned Sunday from Columbus and a weeklong swing through other cities seeking employment. Miss Maud Thorn of Frost visited her parents. Two children of Mrs Clara Carpenter are visiting aunt Ella Micheals. Alfred Wetklow sent goods to Momence Illinois and plans to move with family in ten days. Mrs Caroline Lowry near Glouster visited ill sister Mary Micheals. Bee Shafer moved into Alfred Wetklow's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hawk
Columbus
Maud Thorn
Frost
Clara Carpenter R. D
Ella Micheals
Alfred Wetklow
Momence
Caroline Lowry
Near Glouster
Mary Micheals
Hockingport Community Notes Reflect River Floods and Social News
The Hockingport column reports rising Ohio River levels after heavy rain and snowmelt, a 30 foot rise by Saturday morning, and floods affecting rural mail delivery. Social items include visits by Mrs. Parker and Miss Lemley, farm census work by Ira Conley, dances at local homes, and fertiliser being unloaded at Little Hocking. Ohio reportedly has 11,000 lady farmers and farm income to about 1406 dollars, signaling agricultural prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Ohio River
E. K. Parker
Grace Lemley
Belleville
Ira Conley
Coolville
Troy
Carthage
J. W. Simmons
Parkersburg
Rex Anderson
Brother Roy
John Amenbury
Frank Moore
Piferts
Hockingport
Harris Ferry
W. Va
Little Hocking Station
Ohio
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Athens
Calvins Welcome Baby Girl On Wilkesville Street
Hamden Mr and Mrs Harley E Calvin welcomed a baby girl born Sunday morning at their home on Wilkesville street. Miss Edna Hawkins of Allensville has been visiting with her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley E. Calvin
Wilkesville Street
Edna Hawkins
Allensville
Tanlac the Great Tonic Promises Quick Health Boost
From Mother Nature's storehouse Tanlac is described as a powerful tonic and builder. The ad claims it restores strength, improves appetite and energy, and brings color back to faces, urging readers to buy at their druggist. It also promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Nature
Local notables and visitors from McArthur to Columbus
Mrs. Palma Kruger of Allenville visits Jolly family while Elizabeth Reagan returns from Cincinnati with Sadie Cook. A year old dies of pneumonia for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spregue. Andy Freeman heads to Carbondale. Earl Ray Bond and Blanche Louise Leitch named for newly born children. Numerous local residents travel, visit, or recover from illness, with medical examiner Dr. Potter and railway staff noted among events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Jolly
Palma Kruger
Allenville
J. A. Jolly
William Craig
Edwards
Ernest Martindill
McArthur
Elizabeth Reagan
Cincinnati
Sadie Cook
Lucretia Granton
New Orleans
Mardi Gras
Hamden
Mary Ortman
Flint
Mich
Ferdy Lyle
Dundas
Parkersburg- Portsmouth
George Scott
William McManus
Puritan
John Poore
Jackson
Married couples tied by two ceremonies in McArthur area
Amos Dozer aged 37 and Myrtle King 42 of Clinton township were wed by G. W. Specht J P of McArthur. Ray Sturgell 23 of Lucasville married Hazel Sowers 21 of McArthur in a ceremony performed by Rev L L Cherrington of McArthur on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Dozer
Ray
Myrtle King
Clinton Township
G. W. Specht
J. P
McArthur
Ray Sturgell
Lucasville
Hazel Sowers
L. L. Cherrington
Better Than Calomel Olive Tablets Offer Quick Liver Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a mild laxative substitute to calomel promising rapid liver relief without teeth damage. The ad touts "olive colored" pills as corrective for sluggish digestion and heaviness, urging use when feeling logy, dull, or sluggish, with 15c and 30c pricing.
Wellston Man and Hamden Woman Escape Major Injuries
William Campbell of Wellston and Miss Ruth Evans of Hamden escaped what might have been serious injuries when their machine was wrecked near Dundas Sunday due to a malfunction on the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Wellston
Ruth Evans
Hamden
Dundas Sunday
True Friendship Club Hosts Martha Sunnafrank Event
Miss Martha Sunnafrank entertained the True Friendship club at her Main street home last week with attendees including Margaret Scott Mildred McCoppin Mary Chatfield Dorothy Spangenberg Lara Robbins Linda Arnett Lara Sprague Frances Scott Frances Higgins Martha Sunnafrank Ruth Barnhill Pearl Gardner Ester Frazee Orville Hanna Nellie Godcard Ruth Sunnafrank C L Sunnafrank Mrs George Scott and daughter Janes Helen Sunnafrank. Refreshments of fruit salad cake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Friendship Club
Martha Sunnafrank
Main Street
Margaret Scott
Mildred McCoppin
Mary Chatfield
Dorothy Spangenberg
Lara Robbins
Linda Arnett
Lara Sprague
Frances Scott
Fraces Higgins
Ruth Barnhill
Pearl Gardner
Ester Frazee
Orville Hanna
Nellie Godcard
Ruth Sunnafrank
C. L. Sunnafrank
George Scott
Janes
Helen Sunnafrank
Linda Arnett to Enter Club Event Thursday Night
Miss Linda Arnett will enter the club Thursday night February 26 with cocoa and candy served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Arnett
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Broadwell
Orbiston
cKee Drug Company
Taylor Ridge
Tanlac
John Hank
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J. T. Ogier, Jr
Harry Bagley
Mollie Bagley
W. FE. Stanton
Jackson Friends
Harry N. Bagley
Ruth Thomas
Frank Meese
D.C. Thomas
Ophia Meese
Ward Skinner
Byers
Doctor Potter
Chillicothe
Clarence McKinniss
Joe McKinness
Lash
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