Funeral services held for Elbert Williams in Rutland
Elbert Williams funeral services were conducted at the Methodist Church by Rev. Hyatt with Drew Webster Post and Rutland Legion members in attendance. Burial followed at Miles Cemetery. Mrs. Leona Musser and Jeanette Phillips visited Robert in Columbus. Musser fell ill during the trip.
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Rutland
Elbert Williams
Methodist Church
Hyatt
Drew Webster Post
Seveal Rutland Legion
Miles Cemetery
Leona Musser
Jeanette Phillips
Robert
Columbus
Musser
Rosa Cross
Meliva Cross
Langsville
Raymond Cross
Hazel Groves
Shady
Murray City Social Notes Snapshot of local visits and travels
Murray City residents report a flurry of visits and departures. Mr and Mrs Cecil Lunsford hosted a turkey dinner in Glouster New York with guests including Benny Smith Dan Matheny and families. Clayton Worthington left for Arkansas, with Mrs Worthington and Roy continuing to Dayton to visit relatives. Numerous residents traveled to Lancaster Louisville and other towns for visits funerals or business.
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Murray City
Cecil Lunsford
Glouster
New York
Benny Smith
Teddy
Dan Matheny
Pamela
Danny
Maude Farmer
Claude Lopez
Clayton Worthington
Arkansas
John Lilly
Bellaire
Ohio
Corning
Ray Hysell
Julia Ann
Shawnee Queen Esther Class Meet at Dorothy Hannah Home
The Shawnee Queen Esther class will gather Wednesday evening at Mrs. Dorothy Hannahs home on Main Street with Mrs. Ellen Sarvis co hosting.
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Shawnee
Dorothy Hannah
Main St
Ellen Sarvis
Shawnee Circle 1 WSCS Hosts Meeting at Church Parlor
Shawnee Circle 1, WSCS, will meet Wednesday evening in the Methodist Church parlors with Mrs. Hazel Hughes and Margaret Hopkins as hostesses. Betty Turnbull will be program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee — Circle 1
WSCS
Hazel Hughes
Margaret Hopkins
Betty Turnbull
Helen MacLeod Service Guild meets with 14 present
The Helen Mac Leod Service Guild gathered Thursday evening January 5 at Mrs. N O Barnett’s home with fourteen attending. A New Year program by Helen Richardson and Grace Reed followed a pot luck supper. Freda Hall joined as a new member. February plans were set with Marian Walden. Several members and guests traveled or visited relatives in Dayton Athens Cincinnati and Columbus over the New Year period.
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Coolville
Helen Macleod
Edwin Bingman
Rodney Brandeberry
Bobby
Florida
E. G. Ashcraft
Clarence Ashcraft
Della Jordan
Columbus
Forrest Meighen
Chauncey
W. H Ashcraft
Mandeville Ashcraft
Parkersburg
Bob Beatty
Pittsburgh
Keith Brandeberry
April
Cincinnati
A. W. Brandeberry
James Connally
Theresa
Evansville
Ind
R. S. Henderson
David Richmond
Bruce
Cleveland
O. G. Brandeberry
Thomas Werner
Lakewood
Doris Walden
Social News Roundup From Bidwell and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Char lie Broughman of Rio Grand visited Mr and Mrs C H Shoemaker. The Myers were New Year’s guests of Ed Kemper Prospect. Grover Saunders ill. Charles French of Zanesville visited his parents John and ... Homer Cottrill visited George Rhodes Chesapeake. David Wickline weekend with Donald Wickline Columbus. Bert Call Clyde Adamsville visited Grover Saunders. Gerald Wagner moved to Porter Ohio with Harry and family. Kurt Knotts visited Elvie Houck Vinton. Norwood Saunders returned to Cincinnati after weekend with Grover Saunders. Gloria Shoemaker of Gallipolis spent a few days with Hal Shoemaker. Gloria Shoemaker
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David Wickline
Donald Wickline
Columbus
Bert Call
Clyde
Adamsville
Grover Saunders
Gerald Wagner
Porter
Ohio
Harry Wagner
Kurt Knotts
Elvie Houck
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Lga
Murray City Social Notes
Henry Margo
Mary Thomas
Betty Hogan
Newark
Leonard Phillips
Jim
Nelsonville
R. E. Kruger
Paul
Gyneth Thompson
Karen Sue
Lewis Hoye
Mansfield
Howard Craft
Lorna
Nancy Thompson
John Smith
Frank Bryan
Akron
Gerald Bryan
Eugene
Columus
Louis Seifert
Oroville
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola
Bottling CO
Bidwell
Tthens
Grey
Dodge Engineering
Dodge
C A. Daugherty
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
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