Albany Church Revival Draws Community Attendance
Albany Baptist Church holds nightly revival with special music. A gospel team from Frankfort visited Sunday and Monday and will return for week’s end. Funeral of Agnes Ross Webb at Methodist Church. A list of many out of town attendees including families from Athens Lancaster Columbus Zanesville and Toledo.
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Albany
Albany Baptist Church
Frankfort
M. D. Zimmerman
Harold Luckett
Baltimore
Agnes Ross Webb
Methodist Church
John Faulkner
Richard Shepherd
East Canton
William Faulkner
Toledo
W. L Bryan
Lousia Thompson
Nellis Smith
Logan
Harry Faulkner
Athens
Walter Lee
McArthur
Elder Friandson
Lester Faulkner
Creole
Warren Ross
Cassie Bolin
O. R. Ross
Donald Ross
Carl Dashler
Columbus
Seldon Webb
Lancaster
Raymond Webb
Fisher
George William Webb
Gabe Bratton
Carpenter
Ed Harvey
Wesley Webb
Howard Coe
Reynoldsburg
Margaret Wells
Clemma Vale
Fulton
Bess Crawford
Dayton
Golden Lewis
Leonard Wilson
Zanesville
Geo. Lee
Albert Pennel
Zaleski
Sam Wilson
Creola
Florence Cummings
Emmet
Norena
Nellie Ross
New Plymouth
George
Eldon Dailey
Kyger Social Notes Reveal Local Visits and Meetings
Cheshire schools opened Monday as Kyger residents report visits among families in Old Kyger Eno and Lindsy Hill. Local clubs met for programs with members including Rev H N Snider and Mrs Mary Rupe. a D A Lodge and OES gatherings noted. a Beaumont School sale announced.
Past Noble Grands Club Meets in Jacksonville Notes
Jacksonville social page reports the Past Noble Grands Club gathering at Mrs. Maude Davis home with prizes awarded to Altha Dunlevy and Minnie Hallam. March meeting planned at Trimble in Mrs. Martha Kloh's home amid illness updates among teachers Evelyn Deal and Bertha Steinmeyer.
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Jacksonville
Noble Grands Club
Maude Davis
Trimble
Martha Kloh
Altha Dunlevy
Ida B. Davis
Mary Kalt
Alice Phillips
Electa Grimm
Mary Watson
Minnie Hallam
Madge Harry
Ruth Ann
Mary Alyce Phillips
Billy Nicholas
Sue Ann Harry
L. R. Kinney
Ravenna
John Deal
Chester Grange Plans March Play and February Birthday Program
Chester Grange held its regular meeting Tuesday night approving a March 19 play Last Date of School with possible earlier date. Volunteers were chosen for ticket sales and advertising. The program honored February birthdays of Lincoln Longfellow and Washington with sketches and letters read by members. Thirty three people attended fittings and a next meeting topic Floods and Flood Problems was announced. A plate bring event was suggested for the next gathering. Refreshments followed, each sandwich decorated with a patriotic toothpick tree. In other notes Orville Gaul Racine welcomed Ruth Anne born February 19 weighing nine pounds to his family. grandparents listed as Frank Gaul Chester and Charles Beegle Racine. Mrs. Gaul a former Chester teacher. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Jones with daughter Mary Elizabeth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heaton. Mrs. James Weber returned from Dayton trip. Miss Clarice Clelland of Pomeroy spent time with her parents.
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Chester
Chester Grange
Lincoln
Longfellow
Washington
Carol Morris
George
Maye Mora
Orville Gaul
Racine
Ruth Anne
Frank Gaul
Charles Beegle
Clarence Heaton
Dora Rice
Pomeroy
James Weber
Dayton
Clarice Clelland
William Cleland
Illness Closes Mines and Schools In Hollister
Hollister reports widespread influenza with 380 to 50 men absent from the mine daily. Several residents are listed as ill, while local teams split games against Troy and Union Furnace. Community events include a church meeting and flood relief offerings, with continued hospital recoveries and new school pupils noted.
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Strohmeyer
Homer Strohmeyer
Lucy Strohmeyer
Glouster
John Clark
Bishopville
Bartlett
Ann Rowland
Letha
William Hodgson, Jr
Troy
Hollister
Union Furnace
Hocking County
Kanauga Social Briefs in Busy Week of Visits and Reads
Mrs Vernon Rose and family joined Mr Rose in Dayton while occupying Mrs O Wethee’s property near Kanauga for two years. Ladies Aid Society entertained by Mrs F F Thornton with social hours and lunch. Mrs William Allen injured in a fall treated at Holzer Hospital and returned home. The Allens, ill with influenza, fled flood conditions. Class in the Corner No 3 hosted by Mrs Leslie Deem with a special hour and lunch. Walter Schoonover left for Reedy W Va to resume river work. Barkley Wright returned to river work. Lloyd Bush and brother in law Kessell visited from Dunbar. J H Wagner moved merchandise stock to Gallipolis and ended local business. sister Ella Wagner to assist there. Prayer meeting midweek. Sunday School and Epworth League held. flood recovery noted. Gino Barsotti opened a restaurant and service station at DeWitt stand. Mrs Henry Spencer and Mrs George Martin with families visiting from Portsmouth and Charleston. Mrs Mary Halfhill spent weekend with relatives at Poplar Ridge. Troy Russell drove to Dickerson W Va to bring home his family. Mr and Mrs Albert Spencer of Columbus visited Kanauga. Mrs F F Thornton with her mother ill in Buffalo W Va. Gordon Carney of Charleston inspected his property.
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Ura Grover
Ohio State University
Columbus
Arthur Rupe
Victor Bradbury
Athens
Wymond Bradbury
Jim Simms
Eno
Perry Bradbury
Homer Tate
Zanesville
Delmer Darst
Joyce Irene
Linds
Malinda Bradbury
Evelyn Tate
Mary B. Rupe
Grace Bradbury
Mary Hix
D. of A. Lodge
Cora Ward
Bion Bradbury
Gallipolis
Laura Rupe
Peter Aleo
Dayton
Claude Weldon
James Morris
Jacksonville
Morris
Walter Hill
Evelyn Deal
Bertha Steinmeyer
Enid Cox
Henry Examkamper
Michael Almond
Poston Mine No. 6
Sheltering Arms Hospital
White Cross Hospital
Almond
Carrie Brooks
Thomas Brooks
the Plains
Ervin Brooks
Clarence Hill
Newark
William Hilt
William Colliton
Carlena Hallam
Ladies Aid Society
F. F. Thornton
William Allen
Holzer Hospital
Leslie Deem
Walter Schoonover
Reedy
W. Va
Barkley Wright
Lloyd Bush
Mr. Kessell
Dunbar
Allen
J. H. Wagner
Ella Wagner
Wagner
Epworth League
Gino Barsotti
DeWitt Stand
Henry Spencer
Portsmouth
George Martin
Charleston
Sam Giles
Mary Halfhill
Poplar Ridge
Troy Russell
Dickerson
Albert Spencer
E. L. Clark
James Hawley
H. A. Hensley
Lucy Moore
Friends
W. B. Coleman
Francis Andrew
Joseph McAvoy
Juanita Lawrence
Mary Sheldon
Tuppers Plains
Howard Hughes
E. D. Hughes
Virginia Hurn
Addison
M. W. Stewart
Alfred Brief Social And Personal Notes
Ihla Fay Swartz of Athens spent the weekend here with her parents. The Swartz family and friends gathered in Marietta on Sunday. Nearby families and guests including the Bahr, Hopkins, and Woode groups visited the Bentzes. Religious services and local visits fill a typical Alfred social week.
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Alfred
Ihla Fay Swartz
Athens
Dana Swartz
Swartz
Marietta
M. L. Bahr
Chester
Murray Hopkins
Rex
C. E. Woode
Will Bentz
C. D. Bentz
Emmett Hawk
Hemlock Grove
W. V. Harter
Tuppers Plains
Alfred M. E
Bert O. Conner
Parkersburg
David Russell
Coy Hawk and Sons
Landis Cook
Guy Midkiff
Lloyd Sinclair
Rutland
Warren Bentz
Maxine
J. M. Bentz
Severe Weather Strikes Long Bottom Damage and Funeral
A Sunday storm with hail rain and high winds damaged homes and churches in Long Bottom. The M E Church suffered severe harm and will need repairs after the tornado like gusts. Funeral attendees included Mrs Rose Worthen from Tuppers Plains and locals visited relatives across nearby towns.
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Long Bottom
Fred Coleman
M. E
Rose Worthen
Tuppers Plains
Edwin German
Coal Valley
O. E. German
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Athens County
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Margaret Kovach
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Vernon Rose
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Gordon Carney
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