Murray City Bride Connected to Akron in New Year Wedding
Ralph Currens of Akron, formerly of Murray City, married Alberta Bradbury of Akron in a New Year ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev. Johnson officiated. reception hosted by the bride’s parents. Couple to live in Akron after a brief honeymoon to Cincinnati.
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Array City
William Currens
Ralph Currens
Akron
Alberta Bradbury
Johnson
Christian Church
Nelsonville
Hildia Gudtke
Maycle
Curren
George Thomas
James Bradbury
Ralph Walters
Mary
Thomas
Weatherburn
Jos Weatherburn
Marcie
Maadiately
Cincinnati
Murray City
Currens
Murray Ish School
New Marshfield Class No 3 Meeting at local church
New Marshfield Jan 7. The M. 1 Sunday school class held its regular meeting Wednesday night with Mrs WIL Merritt teaching. G U Herron presided. Scripture read by U N Sidders and prayer by the Lev Eaton. F G Boodlet led the program and a business session followed. Mrs Merritt and Miss Silders gave two readings. Several social notes and visits to Athens and Chillicothe are mentioned among attendees and guests.
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M. 1
Wil © Merritt
G. U. Herron
U. N. Sidders
Lev. Eaton
F. G. Boodlet
Merritt
Silders
Myrtle Silders
Guy Burkett
Athens
A. KE. Higioy
Ch‘dien
Chillicothe
Gladys Revergge
Tretty
Erangers
Esther Whitinteh
Ann Nanna
Kerr Hardware Company
Nanas
Marshfield
Burr Oak Westfall and neighbors share family visits
Burr Oak reporter notes Mrs. Sylvia Post hosting Sun day guests with Denzel Post and family in Corning. Grant Post and son Albert visit Corning on Wednesday. The item records numerous local visits among Post family relatives and associates plus a horse and livestock loss for Grant Post.
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Westfall
Willliam Hints
Grant Post
Albert
Burr Oak
Sharpsburg News Items
Sharpsburg notes from January 7 cover illnesses visits and travels. Families including Ogg Pierpoint Winner and Brill reflect health recuperations and holiday gatherings. Local autos suffered gravel road mishaps. multiple residents visit relatives in Parkersburg New Lexington Marietta and Minneapolis with minor notes on births and health.
Birthday gathering at Miss Lidna Liw's home in Hamden
A Monday night birthday party honored Miss Mary Lidna Liw at her Hamden residence with a large group of friends and relatives from Crooksville Columbus and beyond. Honeys served and attendees included Ruth Barnhy May Booth Kat Ha Laulee Thompson and many others. Several guests and locals are noted visiting from Rio Grande White Cross Hospital and Athens while others returned to studies in Cincinnati Columbus and Circleville.
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Gould Gardner
Orne Merrill Luthor
Frank Robo
William
Matthew Lewis
Glendon Smiley
Tona Hall
Crooksville
Missy
Burt Morris
Moss Frances Bcott
Ohio University
Athena
George Bcatt
James Mitchell
Conservatory of Music
Cinccinnati
George Mitchell
Blanche Henry
Glouster
Hamden
Omma McKinniss
Pauline Brown
Columbus
Nelle Wegrising
Teveda Barnhill
Helen Billard
Rio Grande Cotlere 1
Ibirriet Bulfant
Compton Guests in Syracuse Visit
Clmer Compton of Columbus is the guest of PD. Tn. Walliams Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cahins of Portland are spending several days in the area.
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Pracuse
Clmer Compton
Columbus
Walliams
Charles Cahins
Portland
Plain s News Items from HE PLAINS
Eddie Ieleus took the oath of office as township trustees in Athens. The Geisicke and Jausiete families visited in Athens and Columbus. Myrtle West returned to Chillicothe to resume school. Jessie Charney and Merve Charney news from Columbus and Nelsonville. May Lines season to broadcast from Columbus station WCAH. Ralph and Frank Smith visits and travel between Nelsonville Athens. Raymond Savage the banjo player toured through The Plains toward Athens. Happy Potts seeks work in Zanesville visiting Stewart Bell. Mrs Ella Guseman recovers from quinsy. George L Charles, Edemond orderidl retired to Colne bps. Holter family news and Jess Tentha Lawrence return to Youngstown.
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HE Plains
Eddie Ieleus
Athens
Carl Geisicke
Walter Jausiete
Columbus
A. M. Humphry
Myrtle West
Chillicothe
Clie Harrison
Jessie Charney
Studar
Merve Charney
Helen
Susie Coley
Ralph Warter
Frank Smith
May Lines
WCAH
Jess Beverage
Nelsonville
Worth Clemens
Elza McGranor
Zina Courtney
McGranor
Raymond Savage
Happy Potts
Zanesville
Stewart Bell
Ea] Guseman
van Johnson
George L. Charles A
Edemond Trderidl
Colne
Bps
Wee Evens
Mio
Folia McFan
Ot Ihutlanu
Tlarsey Holter
Davies Holter
Jess Tentha Lawrence
Youngstown
Holt- Qay
J. Lawrence
Pratt's Fork Notes and Local Visits
Miss Brie Lilli returned to her home after a few days with Mrs. dley Goldsherry. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gilkey and daughter visited Athens Wednesday. Mrs. Goldsherry and Celkan visited Mrs. Geddsberry and family Tuesday. King and others spent time with Ashcraft and Florence Colburn.
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Paits
Brie Lilli
Dorster
Dley Goldsherry
Mroo
Will Gilkey
Dau
Nanesy
Bathves
Athens
Rey Goldsherry
Ee Celkan
Mra
Rik Geddsberry
Tueslvid
King
Ventas
Roy Union
Local Notes On Family Visits And Tragedy
Redford Edeford reports a nephew, Mr Underhill, was killed while working. Mr and Mrs Guy Lee and daughter Mauritia visited Summlay area with Thomas Mulligan and family. Kariey Whaley spent time with George McCumbear and Ethel Mackweed returned from vacation with her parents. Ger Sanborn suffered a broken arm. Mrs Will Whaley hosted HL Pickett and family.
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Edeford
Walliams
Mr Underhill
Guy Lee
Mauritia
Summlay
Thomas Mulligan
Fanuily
Amanda
Kariey Whaley
Algut
George McCumbear
Ethel Mackweed
Zanessile
Poivlins
Miz Beacenwood
Ger Sanborn
Mero
Will Whaley
HL. Pickett
Cure for Rupture Promised Without Operation
An anonymous note touts a non surgical cure for rupture attributed to Eugene M Carpenter of 581 A Morecella Ave Nog, claiming cure without operation. The writer urges sharing the method to help others and asks readers not to publish names.
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Carpenter
Eugene M
Neighborhood Notes From Shade and Surrounds
Jan 7 notice lists Misa Audena S Burson as guest of Mrs. Charlie Goldsberry. Joe Hawk attended his brother Henry Hawk funeral in Columbus. Miss Dorothy Blackwood dined with Miss Gladys Smith. Pearl Smith assists Mr. Eiza Sapp of Athens with coal haul.
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Hade
Mmisa Audena S Burson
Charlie Goldsberry
Joe Hawk
Columbus
Henry Hawk
Dorothy Blackwood
Gladys Smith
Pearl Smith
Eiza Sapp
Athens
Amesville Study Club Explores French Music and Art
The Amesville study club met at president Mrs. Mary Shoop's home on Thursday evening. Miss Estelle Goddard led the program on On French Music and Art with Miss Mary Weller reading a paper on French composers and several records of French composers. Three piano solos followed and Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. Goddard, and Mrs. Dennett contributed pieces and notes on Corot Millet Rosa Bonheur.
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Sic
Mary Shoop
Estelle Goddard
Mary Weller
Misa Goddard
Henrietta @azier
Kathryn Hartley
Mmesures
Corot
Millet
Rosa
Bonheur
Mravo Dennett
Louvre
Jessie Lortz
Ie. A Melville
Sunday School Social and Local Notes From Town
Atrica Smith hosted Sunday school children in the M. E. church social rooms with games and contests. A parsnip worth over four pounds from T. M. Keirna’s garden was shown at the drug store window. Free county seat telephone service was restored amid mixed feelings. O. E. 8 members met and later served lunch by the refreshment committee. Gordon Ogden of Salem West Virginia visited John Thomas and returned to school. Mayor Gifford bought a young police dog for better patrols. Rumors nearby claim a burglary and meat theft incident with an unsigned promise to pay.
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Atrice Smith
M.es Shurch
T. M. Keirna
W.L. Carpenter
Louise White
Gordon Ogden
Salem
West Virgonia
John Thomas
Gifford
Local residents return to work after visits home
Jan 7 report from Buchtel shows Miss Nel Bste Cuptt returning to Athens to resume work after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jaci Cuptt. Miss Bessie Milligan also returns to Columbus to resume work after spending a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Millican.
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Uchtel
Nel Bste Cuptt
Athens
Jaci
Bessie Milligan
Columbus
Thomas Millican
Albany News Items PIONEER DIES and local happenings
Mrs. Baal A Jones 86 died at her Albany home last Friday after a lingering illness. Funeral at Baptist Church Sunday at 1 PM conducted by Rev M B Cunningham with burial in Union Cemetery Hebbardsville. Albany basketball beat Hast Wednesday 9 to 4 and hosts Bankers next Tuesday. Odd Fellows supper Wednesday Jan 11 invites members and families. Personal notes cover Mr and Mrs Wil Jolson and Miss Thelma McKinstry motor trip. Young People's class watched New Year at Alexander Presbyterian church. Mrs Fiten Martin visited Athens. Perry Passel announced birth of a daughter January 6. Basketball notes add a birth announcement.
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Wee
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Lora McCune
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Emmett Cook
Lavavan
Elize Linscott
Wift
Grant Linecott
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Jen
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Odd Fellows' Order
Menton
Wil Jolson
Misa Thelma McNingtry
Motoret
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Mr and Niry
Presbyterian Bunday School
Atil
I. Vorhes
Myre
Hobbarsville
Newsley
Doh
Athens
Perry Passel
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