Local Social Notes and Visits in Parkersburg Area
Community residents and visitors are listed from Parkersburg and surrounding areas. Names include William Se, John Davis of Athens, Murry Arnold of Sugar Grove, Fred Arnold and wife, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Mc Dunfee, Prof. Root, Clarence Boles and family, Jessie Boles of Columbus, John Starkey funeral in Guyville, Mrs. Frank Murphy and son from Chillicothe, Lewis and Cecil Meek moving near Ulies, John Barrows returning to farm, Addie Biggens and Dorothy, Madge Frost of Beebe, G. J. Biddison, Wade Deane and Marie Nice, Charles McBee and Geraldine, Ralph Chalfant, Avery, Frances Houston and Raymond McWhorter, Pearl Six, Abner Frost, Bessie Robinson, Lena and Myrtie Calvert, and Miss Goldie Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oktenheme
John Davis
Athens
Murry Arnold
Sugar Grove
Fred Arnold
Mc Dunfee
Parkersburg
Root
Clarence Boles
Jessie Boles
Columbus
George Boles
John Starkey
Guyaville
Frank Murphy
Chillicothe
George Hawk
Wade Deane
Marie Nice
Charles McBee
Geraldine
Ralph Chalfant
Avery
Frances Houston
Raymond McWhorter
Carbondale
Pearl
Funeral services held for Mrs Mary Morrison in Orbiston
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Morrison were largely attended with Rev L A Donally of Buchtel presiding. Burial took place at Greenlawn. Relatives and friends expressed high esteem as flowers decorated the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morrison
L. A. Donally
Buchtel
Greenlawn
Julia Wyant
Annie Quirm
Alfred Wright
Randma Jones
Clarence Banfieléa
R. H. Morrison
Columbus
Morrison
John Aoe
J. B. Glancy
Vance Glancy
Hode Poling
Murray City
Anna Quinn
Frank William
Eugene Wharton
Eagles Lodge
Murray
R. H. Mor
George Garner
Robert ‘Mace
Jobs
Nellie Burton
Morristown
Farewell Party for Miss Discoe in Buchtel
Mrs Elmer Whitlatch hosted a farewell for Miss Discoe who left for Cleveland. Guests included Mae Worthington Helen Grace Pearl Butts Ada McQuaid and others. The evening featured maate games and dancing and a late lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Whitlatch
Mary Discoe
Cleveland
Miss Biscoe
The
Western Union
Miss Mae Worthington
Helen Grace
Pearl Butts
Ada McQuaid
Anna Chornaik
Margaret Barlett
Mary Barrett
Anna Barlett
Verna Barlett
Brady Waugh
John Taylor
George Murrs
Harry Taylor
David Conley
Albert Corwin
John Covath
George Conkel
Ray Spurgeon
William Groves
Margaret Conkel
George Worthington
Maate
Riscoe
Mark Wright
Mae Worthington
Laura Grimm
Ed Smathers
John Hayden
Rachel Easterling
Nelsonville
Dan Wright
Brittlecheese
Henry Evans
James McCullough
Local Social Notes From Carbon Hill Area
Carbon Hill and nearby towns share visits and family events. Pete Reedy’s illness brings John Reedy and family to town while many relatives travel, move, or welcome new babies. Donald Coe wed Anna Pummel in a Saturday ceremony as Columbus visitors stay with relatives.
Revival services continue at Union in Marshfield
Local notes report ongoing revival meetings at Union. Guests include Lillian Garber and Dorothy Vitatoe of Chillicothe visiting the Winning family. Several locals travel to events in Lancaster and Columbus. illness brings visitors from Akron Indiana and Oklahoma. various family and social visits are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Lillian Garber
Dorothy Vitatoe
Chillicothe
Peter Winning
Alva Tom
Athens
Alva Judy
Emma Bridge
Carbondale
W. L. Bridge
Finley Pidcock
W. H. Boden
Madge Adams
Akron
Grace Boden
Indiana
L. B. Nice
Oklahoma
Fred Nice
Lloyd Beverage
Lancaster
Harley Gilbert
Bert McAfee
Grace Sutton
Columbus
Norma Nice
R. H. Dorn
Marshfield Bank
John W. Gale
Zanesville
Floyd Gale
James Boden
Lucelle
John Faith
Trunick
C. Hewitt
Long Beach
Cal
Milton Cooper
Port Clinton
Ray Ros
Bcse
Debates at Albany and The Plains End in Mixed Wins
Friday night debates shown Albany and The Plains both crown winners. Positive team from The Plains loses to Albany while Albany’s affirmative defeats The Plains natives. Judges included Prof. Cooper, Mrs. Price, and Mr. Reese as experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Plains
Grea
Prof. Cooper
O. U
Anna Price
Athyns High School
Reese
Hamden
Department of English
Emmett Cline and Daughter Head to Cincinnati
Mr. Emmett Cline and his daughter Faye departed Tuesday for Cincinnati and will stay through Saturday. Mrs. Dent Ailen assists in the store during their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Cline
Faye
Cincinnati
Dent Ailen
Goldsberry Guest At Parents Residence
Mr. Russell Goldsberry of Boston Massachusetts served as a guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. F E Goldsberry last week according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Goldsberry
Boston, Mass
F. E. Goldsberry
Mrs Elmer Searles Called to Glouster on Urgent Visit
Mrs Elmer Searles was summoned to Glouster on Tuesday due to the grave illness of her aunt Mrs Loyal Robinett, prompting family concern and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoward Hawk
St Ludwick
William Se
Mary Wright
Dorothy Brittlecheese
Nelsonville
A. K. Walker
Pittsburg
Ohio
Elmer Searles
Loyal Robinett
Dinner guests include Laschs Warner and Rose
Mr and Mrs Ed Lasch entertained Tuesday evening with Rev and Mrs Howard Warner and the latter s brother Glenn Rose as guests at a local dinner gatherin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lasch
Howard Warner
Glenn Rose
Birth of Helen Louise Lowther in March twilight
Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Lowther near here on March 13 a daughter named Helen Louise. Family members from Albany Athens attended the uncle Joe Bobo ceremony. Wednesday Club met at Mrs T J Barlow's home with Jane Dailey presiding. plans formed to mark trees on the Road to Memory and Miss Faye Baker sang a solo and presented Our Poets of Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lowther
Near Here
Helen Louise
Floyd
Frank Bobo
Vint Bobo
Albany
Luster Fought
Athens
Joe Bobo
Canal Winchester
T. J. Barlow
Jane Dailey
Faye Baker
Local Notes From Fairview District
Fairview district reports modest improvements for Miss Wilma Cole who has been ill. Visiting residents include Mr and Mrs Raymond Boggs of Lottridge with Mr and Mrs Will Griffin. Twins born to Mr and Mrs Wellington Barnhart on March 17. The district children anticipate four weeks left in the school year. Charley Cole suffers rheumatism this past week. Howard Bond visits Quince Cole in Orange. Mrs Ivan Bond visits Philo. Miss Elizabeth Bond absent from school due to grippe. Roads are being dragged in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Cole
Raymond Boggs
Lottridge
Will Griffin
Wellington Barnhart
Charley Cole
Howard Bond
Quince Cole
Orange
Ivan Bond
Philo
Elizabeth Bond
Grippe
New England Social Gathers Visit Figures
Mrs Christine Coleman of Athens visits daughter Mrs Emmett Copeland. Edwin Goodin recently stayed with his father William Goodin of Dyesville. Mrs James Burchfield and her daughter June travel from Canaanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Coleman
Athens
Emmett Copeland
Edwin Goodin
William Goodin
Dyesville
James Burchfield
June
Canaanville
Hart ford Comm. Letter Highlights Local Ailments
Fragmentary text suggests a local communications note from Hartford. References to Pinkham and a personal message imply discussions of ailments and possible remedies, but the readable content is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes. The piece preserves names and phrases without coherent context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Pinkham
Leo
E. mPinkham
Abe
Local obituaries and visits at Sand Rock and nearby
Annie Hunter died after a three week pneumonia at her home near here. Funeral services were held at the M. E. church with interment in the local cemetery. Ray Poston and daughter Gaynelle visiting Art and Mrs near Sand Rock. Mrs Elia Stedman from Marton Indiana visiting James Summers family. Lenore Frame of Canaanville spent time with her aunt Mrs George Williams. P W Grosvenor of nville hosted son Edward Grosvenor and wife Perley Might, wintering in Jacksonville, spending days at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Poston
Gaynelle
Art Car Ae
Sand Rock
Elia Stedman
Marton
Ind
James Summers
Edwin Goodin
Edward Grosvenor
James McKinley
Canton
Annie Hunter
Lenore Frame
Canaanville
Local Notes From The Plains And Athens Area
Notices from Nelsonville Athens and surrounding towns report visits family events births illnesses and travel. Dr L D Nelson announces the birth of a baby girl their first with four prior sons. Several residents are sick or visiting relatives. a Columbus death of Will Burdette is noted. Grandparents John and Gabriel family news from Marion Illinois is received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Six
Nelsonville
Liz Guess
Roscoe Shields
Worth Dicken
James McCoy
Port Dicken
Athens
L. D. Nelson
Evelyn Aleshire
William Edgar
W. J. Hawk
William Franklin
L. R. Gabriel
Marion
Ilinois
Robert Goodman
Hocking
M. E. Twiss
Mary Wilds
Mary Micheals
Ray Micheals
Alfred Hawk
Toledo
Jas. Smith
John Martin
Near Beaumont
Sam Gabriel
Thomas
Shawnee
Grant Micheals
Riley
Armitage
Barnes
Chester Hill
Harry Porter
Carl Bees
Marietta
Irvin Vore
Warren
Pinkerton
Richland Avenue
Edna Swart
Chauncey Relatves
Marie Aleshire
Evelyn
Frank Smith
Will Burdette
Columbus
Chauncey Dinner Hosts Honorary Guests At Country Home
Mrs J Gaston Coe and daughter Mrs A V Hintz hosted a dinner at their country home near the city. The gathering honored Reverend and Mrs W V Harter, their son Franklin and daughter Alice, along with Reverend W F Har bert and Reverend Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gaston Coe
A. V. Hintz
W. V. Harter
Franklin
Alice
W. F. Harbert
Howard
Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Gardner’s Home
Mrs Guy H Gardner hosted the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ on High street for their monthly meeting. Topics included A New Day For Japan and the Philippines with talks on Expanding Work In Japan and Progress In the Philippines. Mrs Florence Pendergrass led Bible study and Hid den Answers. One visitor, Mrs Harry Junod, attended.
Ladies' Aid Society Quilting at MFE Church
Mrs. Lafe Crosser hosted the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. FE. church for a regular weekly all day quilting session. Present were Mrs. William Cochran, Mrs. George Shafer, Miss Alma Bricker, Mrs. W. V. Harter, Mrs. Nile Dew, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. I. N. France and Mrs. Lafe Crosser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lafe Crosser
M. FE
William Cochran
George Shafer
Alma Bricker
W. V. Harter
Nile Dew
Campbell
I. N. France
Holmes revival services in progress at Buchtel with Co Overly
Rev. and Mrs. Co D Overly and song leader Dyar Mitchell of Chauncey conduct revival in Buchtel. Two services planned Sunday morning and evening as Rev Overly recovers from illness. Rev A J Craig of Glouster led meetings during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Co. D. Overly
Dyar Mitchell
Chauncey
Overly
A. J. Craig
Glouster
Lectures Draw Chauncey Residents to Nelsonville Opera House
A notable group from Chauncey attends evening lectures at the Nelsonville Opera House, gathering regularly to hear speakers and participate in discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Nelsonville Opera House
Local Railroad Employee Case Tied to Columbus Yard
In the city from Columbus, where Mr. Stransbaugh has been employed in the railroad yards, details of the case emerge. The information points to his role and location within the rail facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mr. Stransbaugh
Hillyer Family Plans Move to Mohawk West Virginia
Harry Hillyer and his family travel to Mohawk West Virginia where they intend to establish a new home. They are joined by Mrs. Hillyer’s father James Lovesy who will reside with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hillyer
Mohawk
W. Va
New Arrival Birth of Eunice Etta Hillyer
Mr and Mrs Howard Hillyer announce the birth of a daughter Eunice Etta on March 20 in a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hillyer
Eunice Etta
Farmer adopts direct sale method to retire from farming
Ottawa region farmer Levi Phillips near Continental lists all farm chattels with prices in a newspaper sale to guarantee delivery to new homes for livestock and equipment. A woman ordered a wash tub and received it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Levi Phillips
Continental
Chauncey adds three new electric street lights
At a recent special council meeting Chauncey approved three additional street lights. Locations include near Mill Street South High Street by Harry Linscott and the high school building. Lloyd F E Harvey has gone to Brownsville Pennsylvania to visit his brother Homer C Harvey and family and for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Mill Street
Harry Linscott
South High Street
Lloyd FE. Harvey
Brownsville, Pa
Homer C. Harvey
Mr and Mrs George Strausbaugh Return Home
Mr and Mrs George Straus baugh have returned to their home, rejoining family after a period away. The couple's return marks a quiet family milestone and is noted by local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
George Strausbaugh
No, I want a thoughtful gift for a rival friend
The prompt asks about giving a present to an enemy specifically a cigar lighter. The statement presents a paradox blending insult and utility, suggesting a practical yet provocative gesture rather than a hostile act.
Vaporized Mineral Health Sanatorium Ad
Vaporized Mineral Health Sanatorium in Lancaster Ohio promotes spring tonic Vaporized Mineral Fume treatments. Claims relief from torpid livers congestions inflammations and colds due to toxin elimination through skin pores. Manager Geo M Hickle invites you to try and experience benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Hickle
Mgr
Diphtheria Schick Tests Given in Rural Consolidated Schools
In Bucyrus D the majority of pupils in the rural consolidated schools at Tiro Mt Zion Leesville Sulphur Springs No Rob inson and Whetstone were tested with the Schick test for diphtheria this week. A total of 704 pupils were tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Tiro
Mt. Zion
Leeseville
Sulphur Springs
Robinson
Whetstone
Schick
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John Hawk
Abner Frost
Dorothy
Bessie Robinson
Lena
Myrtie Calvert
Mr. Asty
Goldie Burton
Orbiston
Charles Reynols
Mer
Abe Bendevye
Emory Capman
Segiel Coen
Ally
Bruce Robinson
Carbon Hill
John Reedy
Los Angeles
Pete Reedy
H. B. Henrick
Harry Hill
Rutland
Agnes Matheny
Logan
Delmen
Papper
Amy Green
Link Dalton
Bennie
Sarah Evans
Walter Crook
Edgar Stidwell
F. Stidwell
Ercell Wilkinson
Donald Coe
Anna Pummel
Dana Miller
Danny
Miller
D. W. Murphy
Joe Blosser
Fairview
New England
L E. Pinkham
S V Bh
Mrs. Dube
Bank of Athens
National Banking Association Capital
Aghs
Sye
Greenfield Business College
Greenfield, CO
Chamber of Commerce
Walker
Walker’s Book Store
Cornwell
S. Court St
Flamingo
Poland
Polaire
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