News of Albany Ladies Aid Meets
Mrs Henry Reeder entertained the Methodist church Ladies Aid at her home last Wednesday. Seven members answered roll call due to illness and absence. A bake sale and magazine subscriptions raised funds totaling 29 26 for December receipts. Enrolment over the last eight Sundays stood at 43 with perfect attendance noted for several members. Next meeting will be hosted by the losers Tuesday night at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Henry Reeder
Methodist Church
A. D. Cline
O. D. Dailey
Reeder
Spring
Duckler
Phil Sweeney
Club Entertains for Thirty-First Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. Clint Cross hosted members of the Tuesday Evening club and guests Mrs. Verne Tewksbury and Mrs. Vincy Roberts to celebrate the Crosss thirty-first wedding anniversary. The event followed a January 2 1894 marriage in which Miss Anna Wilcox wed Clint Cross at Dyesville. The evening featured games, music, a refreshment course, and a set of cut grass sherbets as a friendly gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Cross
Verne Tewksbury
Vincy Roberts
Dyesville
Cross
Methodist class contest closes with We Goes winners
The Sunday school Class 99 at the Methodist church ended its contest last Sunday. We Goes won by forty six points over You Comes, adding seven new members and five renewals. The You Comes team gained five new members and five renewals, for a net twenty point swing to the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Local social notes from Pratt's Fork and surrounding area
Pratt's Fork and Flora residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred White of Flora with the Gilkeys, and families of Meeks Sapp Helwig Cain Dixon Wingett Sapp and Sapp relatives. Teachers Wade Dartt Turis Wingett Ernest Wingett returned home from holidays. Everett Tryon visited Columbus after time with his sister Mrs Earl Sapp. Pearl Smith and Pearl Sapp family visited Athens relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred White
Flora
Will Gilkey
Will Meeks
and Dawson Meeks
Earl Sapp
Elza Sapp
Athens
Pearl Helwig
Frank Helwig
Frank Cain
Herb Douglas
George Fulton
C. V. Dixon
Grant Gilkey
Ens
Nancy Gilkey
Jerseyville
Will Colmer
Elsworth Wingett
Wade Dartt
Warren
Turis Wingett
Chillicothe
Ernest Wingett
Portland
Everett Tryon
Columbus
Alex Sapp
Minister Belcher and a City Visit Snapshot
The text lists a series of social notes and visits. Rev J W Belcher on Buffalo street leads a string of relatives and friends visiting Columbus, Jackson, Coalton, Chillicothe, and other locales. It records Martha Sunnafrank taking a Columbus job, Dwight Weaver's return, and John H Cade becoming an agent for Mutual Life Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sunnafrank
Columbus
Wilmer Wright
Harry Wright
Ollie Wright
Dwight Weaver
Leo Stanton
Ivor Jones
Elizabeth
Jackson
William Rowe
May Rawlins
Coalton
John H. Cade
Mutual Life Insurance Company
F. C. Donaldson
Chillicothe
Hamden Residents and Nobles Named At McArthur Meeting
Hamden notes report Mrs H R Robbins left for Los Angeles to winter with Mrs J O Ohler. George Herron and Miss Gladys Thomas visited D C Thomas family. Mr and Mrs Harry N Bagley returned to Columbus. Cox Brothers Oil and Gas directors elected including Dr O S Cox M Cox L Cox Chas Brown and W E Stanton. Mrs W E Stanton visited Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Robbins, Sr
Los Angeles
Cal
J. O. Ohler
Hamden
George Herron
Gladys Thomas
Columbus
D. C. Thomas
Harry N. Bagley
Cox Brothers Oil and Gas Company
McArthur
O.S. Cox
M & Cox
L. Cox
Chas. Brown
W. E. Stanton
Miss Katherine Livingston Weds Russell B. Kruger
Miss Katherine Livingston of Columbus, daughter of Mrs Addie Ison, married Russell B. Kruger of Columbus on New Year’s Eve at the home of Rev P C Wolf. Livingston, Hamden High and Columbus Business College graduate, will reside at 686 South Ohio Avenue Columbus after a East Coast honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger-Livingston
Katherine Livingston Ofumbus
Addie Ison
Ohmer Avenue
Russell B. Kruger
Columbus
P. C. Wolf
Livingston
Hamden High School
Columbus Business College
South Ohio Avenue
Stella Spangenberg and George Eutsier MARRY New Year's Eve
Mrs Stella Spangenberg of Whitesville street and George Eutsier conductor of B ani O on Church street were married New Year s Eve at the home of the officiating minister.
Sharpsburg Roads Remain Busy as Holidays End
Roads in Sharpsburg are in good condition with heavy travel. The Rev. Seymour held his regular Sunday appointment. Local families, including the Huffmans and the Weavers, visited relatives. Several residents moved, others returned from Pomeroy, and a house burned with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Guy Huffman
Roy Weaver
Marietta
B. E. Armstrong
Jesse Wolf
Marion
C. F. Strode
Lillian Bardin
Fannie Fawcett
Fawcett
Robert Grimes
C. O. Grimes
Frank Quinn
Frank Harris
Barberton
Howard Harris
Asa Odille
Elsie
Charles Lovell
Pomeroy
Calvin Crosten
Local Social Notes Include Trips and Illnesses
Carbon Hill residents Mr and Mrs Clifford Hawk and daughter visit Columbus to stay with the Sweazys. Mr and Mrs Leonard Donnelly spend New Year at Gallipolis with his parents. Mr and Mrs John Murphy and Virginia visit New Straitsville. Mrs Julia Matheny and Mrs Dorcas Johnson listed as sick. Mrs Harry Hughes learns of brother E Hopp death in Elwood Indiana. she travels with Louisa and Sanford to funeral. Rev Mr Holcomb of Athens preached at M E Church Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hawk
Columbus
Tom Sweazy
Leonard Donnelly
Gallipolis
Donnelly
John Murphy
Virginia
New Straitsville
Julia Matheny
Dorcas Johnson
Harry Hughes
E. Hopp
Elwood
Ind
New Year Guests and Family Visits Across Nelsonville Area
Mrs. Wilkinson improves after illness. Leona Thurma and Wilma Perkins from Nelsonville visit grandmother Mrs. Rebecca Perkins and relatives. Mrs. Arthur Hicks and daughter from Nelsonville dine with Mrs. W. E. Evans. Henry Evans and family of Buchtel visit mother Mrs. Sarah Evans. Mrs. Freda Barstow and Miss Lillian Hicks from Nelsonville spend New Year’s with aunt Mrs. Lena Evans. A New Year’s party at Mrs. Carl Smith’s home features games and music with Luncheon at midnight. Attendees include Lena Evans, Gladys Green, Blanch Smith, Clara Johnson, Carrie Green, Garnet Wright, Opal Rathbun, Martha Johnson, Clifford Taylor, Roy Johnson, Carl Mundy, Omar Devol, Don Kammerling, Alva Devol, Mr. and Mrs. John Spence, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd North, their son Max Eddy, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Evans and son Lester join Leslie and Pete Evans visiting Marysville with sister Mrs. H. E. Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilkinson
Leona, Thurma
Wilma Perkins
Nelsonville
Rebecca Perkins
Arthur Hicks
W. E. Evans
Henry Evans
Buchtel
Sarah Evans
Freda Barstow
Lillian Hicks
Lena Evans
Carl Smith
Gladys Green
Blanch Smith
Clara Johnson
Carrie Green
Garnet Wright
Opal Rathbun
Martha Johnson
Clifford Taylor
Roy Johnson
Carl Mundy
Omar Devol
Don Kammerling
Alva Devol
John Spence
Floyd North
Max Eddy
Albert Evans
Lester
Leslie
Pete Evans
Marysville
H. E. Jenkins
Sudden death of Mrs. P. H. Willike shocks Taylor Ridge
Mrs. P. H. Willike of Taylor Ridge died from apoplexy while playing the closing hymn at Sunday church services. She was a Church of Christ member active in community work and pianist to the end. Attending guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heffken and children of Millfield, the Leach family of Glouster, the Vess family of Trimble, and Carl Welling and family. School reopened after ten days’ Christmas vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Willike
Henry Heffken
Millfield
Dora Heffiken
Parker Leach
Giouster
C. Coly
Stacey Vess
Trimble
Carl Welling
John Davis
Evan Davis
Lantz
Glouster
George Creshbaum
Charles Wahi
Athens
Vacation News and Calls in This Community
A digest of local visitations and social calls includes Shade Vore of Detroit spending Christmas with parents, Alma Goldsberry with Audena and Mary Burson, and Wyne Harris visiting relatives near Coolville. Several attendees visited John Rogers' kitchen shower, and various families traveled to Columbus and Marietta for events and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Vore
Detroit
Mich
Alma Goldsberry
Audena
Mary Burson
Stanley Harris
Fairmont
W. Va
W. M. Harris
Wyne Harris
Coolville
John Rogers
L. F. Miller
Malcolm
Columbus
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Edna Riggs
Zith Smith
Samuel Curtis
Clyde Smith
Barthe! Smith
Frank Sargent
Lena Hines
Thomas Mulligan
Nelisonvile
Audra Williard
Hemlock Grove
Gladys Chaney
Anna Colburn
Josepine Clyde
Nettle Milroy
Florence Clyde
Clyde Colburn
C. W. Conrath
Don Metcalf
Marietta
Mr. Metcalf
Agatha Bridwell
Grace
Mary Gertrude Mulligan
Conrad Mulli
Local Socials And Visits From Wrightstown And Elliotts
Wrightstown residents hosted guests including Miss Beatrice Wogan and Mrs. Gladys Ahile. Chester hill visitors Mrs. William Snyder stayed with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Dudany. Mrs. Arza Ball visited her son-in-law Virl Phillips of Athens. Nellie Hogsett Opal Hambel stayed with Edith and Anna Faires. Rev Arza Pall preached at Diamond church. The Dulany family from Joy spent time with M. L. Dulanys. Mrs. Charles Hambel of Elliotts visited her mother Maria Hogsett. Leona Wade and Harold Moody returned to Columbus after vacation with home folks. Marjorie Maxine Wade of Elliotts visited aunt Oca Ahle. Mr and Mrs Gach Moody spent Monday with William Hogsett and granddaughters Edith and Anna Faire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Wogan
Gladys Ahile
William Snyder
Chesterhill
M. L. Dudany
Arza Ball
Virl Phillips
Athens
Nellie Hogsett
Opal Hambel
Edith
Anna Faires
Arza Pall
Diamond Church
Mra
C. Dulany
Joy
M. Ll. Dulany
Charles Hambel
Elliotts
Maria Hogsett
Leona Wade
Harold Moody
Columbus
Marjorie and
Maxine Wade
Ellotts
Oca Ahle
Gach Moody
William Hogsett
Anna Faireas
Community notes from Coolville and nearby towns
Ford Friend returns to Five Points work after family visit. Akron’s J. R. Shanks and Helen Devore holidayed with the Shanks. Harold and Mrs Hawk visited Louise Justice at Fairview. Athens visitors Lulu Metcalf and children called on friends. Wigal family from Williamstown plans winter stay. Mrs Wigal in poor health. Mills family at Pickerington with Brooks. Troy Grange to hold regular meeting January 9 for officer installation. Earl Barr and Albany guests of A. C. Davis. Arnott of Rockland visiting Cowderys. Zona Marquis home from restaurant work sick. Locals attend Coleman funeral at Guysville. John King and Hattie Swift of Athens visited Ford Friend. Mrs George Dean’s dislocated shoulder treated at Parkersburg. improved. Julian Adams of Parkersburg and Jessie Parker of Parkersburg guests of kin. Livan Snyder visiting Lyda. Cummings Cook visiting Eliott and Stone. Mrs Er A Dutton hosts Earl Sheets of Oklahoma. Hocking River freezes. skating enjoyed. New Year party at George Parker’s home. C W Hayden and John Noland guests. Ira Conley and son Brooks spend weekend on farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
J. R. Shanks
Akron
Helen Devore
Parkersburg
G. Q. Shanks
Harold Hawk
Louise Justice
Fairview
Lulu Metcalf
Athens
George Wigal
Williamstown
W. Va
Frank Wigal
Wigal
A. C. Mills
Paul
Coleman
Guysville
Fr. W. Chapman
Leona
Hall Chapman
E. M. Pierce
Alex Caldwell
A. B. Saunders
John King
Hattie Swift
Ford Friend
George Dean
Orville Medley
St. Marys
Julian Adams
H. Lk. Adams
Jessie Parker
E. K. Parker
Livan Snyder
M. A. Stone
Er. A. Dutton
Earl Sheets
Oklahoma
Hocking
George Parker
C. W. Hayden
John Noland
Ira Conley
Son Brooks
Coolville
Athens visitors share time with Ball and Wogan families
Virl Phillips of Athens spent a few days last week with the Rev and Mrs Arza Ball. Mr and Mrs P F Wogan and three daughters and Mr and Mrs James Oliver and children were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Vinton Wogan of Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virl Phillips
Athens
Arza Ball
P. F. Wogan
James Oliver
Vinton Wogan
Zion
Amesville Families Gather for Visits and Fun
Amesville social life highlights include weekend guests from Columbus and Marietta, church and lodge activities, and a community club meeting in January to elect officers. Local gas supply concerns intensify as River Gas plans to assume control, urging public support to secure service.
Vacation Ends as Local Schools Open
Hockingport residents resume school season with Mrs. Burt Stout and son Floyd visiting Coolville hosts Mr. and Mrs. Li. A. Dutton and son Herbert welcomed Harry Parker of Elizabeth West Virginia as weekend guest. Ida Cook returns from Parkersburg visit to sister Mrs Neal White. Mrs. Fred Medley has been...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Stout
Floyd
Coolville
Li. A. Dutton
Herbert
Harry Parker
Elizabeth
W. Va
Ida Cook
Neal White
Parkersburg
Fred Medley
Births and social visits noted in Trimble Heights area
Trimble Heights announces births of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell on December 27 and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Antel on December 29. Groveport visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Phillipps and daughter. Columbus guests were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Antel and children at the Fierce and Vaughn homes. Wilma Thomas returned to Columbus. Mable Cary returned to Athens for Ohio University studies after holiday visit with the Carys. Local party at William Antel's. New Year visits among Howard, Meek, Fierce families. Mrs. Charles Walton and children spent Sunday in Jacksonville. Mrs. Charles Baker noted with year-old son of Mr. and (text cut).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley Porter
Chillicothe
Florence Porter
William Manley
Jank Finley
James
Malta
F. C. Shoop
Doctor Flinn
Athens
A. G. Henry
Columbus
Here
Joy
River Gas Company
Harry Campbell
Lewis Antel
Carl Phillipps
Groveport
Arthur Antel
K. T. Fierce
Isaac Vaughn
Wilma Thomas
Mable Cary
Ohio University
L. G. Cary
William Antel
Wiley Howard
Lee
Tommy
Robert Meek
J. H. Fierce
D. H. Fierce
William Peary
Charles Walton
Jacksonville
Local residents share holiday visits across towns
Mrs Ray Pinnick and children return home from East Fultonham after Christmas with Mrs Ben Bess. Many neighbors and relatives spend New Year’s with family in Glouster Shawnee Nelsonville Athens Logan Chauncey Cleveland Detroit and Corning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Pinnick
East Fultonham
Ben Bess
Ray Fisher
Glouster
Philip Fisher
Howard Bush
Dennis Babbs
Shawnee
Family ties bring visitors to Rockbridge
Mrs Edward Koons attended a weekend gathering with Mr and Mrs K T Fierge who motored to Rockbridge Sunday to visit Mrs Sarah Stalder, her mother. Their daughter Vera joined them after vacationing in Lancaster and Rockbridge and returned home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Koons
K. T. Fierge
Rockbridge
Fierce
Sarah Stalder
Vera
Lancaster
New Year Visits From Local Families Mentioned
Millersport residents Howard Tewksbury and family visited Mrs Tewksbury’s parents Thelmore Stansbury and other relatives. Vesta Robinson and family were guests of Snowville relatives. Denton Cooper of Athens visited his wife's parents Jasper Wood and family. Tewksbury and family and Lloyd Knowlton and wife from Albany were guests New Year’s. Vesta Robinson moved his family from Albany to a nearby farm. Karl Starkey and family of Columbus spent the weekend with W. H. Starkey. Mrs. Belle Kayser, formerly of this place now in Albany, is seriously ill. Velma and Vina Jordan visited W. W. Sisson’s home on New Year’s Day. D. M. Sisson and wife were New Year’s guests at their daughter Mrs. Guy Gorby’s home. Beulah Starkey, spending holidays with W. H. Starkey, returned to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel O’neal
Columbus
J. Howard Cline
Martha
Louise
Mt. Vernon
Marjorie Dowds
J. Everett Cline
Hazel
Cleveland
Willard McDaniel
Bidwell
J. Nelson Brown
Billy
Mary Lee
Earle Baughman
Mary Catherine Bobo
Bobo
Canal Winchester
Frank Kaser
Athens
Belle Kaser
Holdren
Chauncey van Dyke
Pleasant Hill
Ray Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Nina Morrison
van Dyke
Howard Tewksbury
Millersport
Mrs. Tewksbury
Thelmore Stansbury
Vesta Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
Snowville
Denton Cooper
Cooper
Jasper Wood
Tewksbury
Lloyd Knowlton
Albany
New
Arl Starkey
W. H. Starkey
Belle Kayser
Velma
Vina Jordan
W. W. Sisson
D. M. Sisson
Guy Gorby
Beulah Starkey
PTA officers elected at high school meeting
The monthly meeting of the Parent-teacher association was held at the high school on Monday January 4. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs Hugh Riggs and vice presidents Mrs John Byron Mrs Sadie Shelton Miss McCarley. Miss Jonas Miss Brooker and Miss Seidenfeld as secretary treasurer. A constitution was adopted and selections were performed by concert group girls. The Murray association will join the National PTA when it reaches fifty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-teacher Association
Hugh Riggs
John Byron
Sadie Shelton
Miss McCarley
Miss Jonas
Miss Brooker
Seidenfeld
Columbus
Murray Association
National
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