Insurance Plan for Town Changes in Ravenswood
The town council discusses changing the municipal insurance plan, expanding coverage for bodily injury and property damage to town property and officials. The new plan increases limits from 100000 to 200000 at a future meeting if costs remain reasonable, with coverage including non owned and hired vehicles and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravensword
Comerty
Carmel Munity
Cham
Bers
Nya Ball
Dana Paul Wooster
Ravens
Khaul
Progeure
Aram
Fidelity Dent
Property and Casualty Co
New York
Fords
New Haven Social Notes Highlight Local Events and Births
New Haven residents share visits with relatives in New Haven and across Ohio, with notices of births at Holzer Hospital. The New Haven Lutheran Church annual covered dish dinner adopts the 1996 budget and elects new council members. Community sightings include travels to Charleston and Niagara Falls, a drive for funds, and a Continental Congress delegation selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Douglas Garrett
Beverly
Garretts
Garrett
Kgger Creek
Jan Schneider
Ohio University
Virgil Weaver
Dick Athey
Marshall College
John Lewis
Field
Michael Nolan
Holzer Hospital
Ian
Harry Lewis
West Columbia
Howard Roush
Latart
Dutty Creek
Indiana
Mark Ward
Jess Abel
Richie
Delaware
Ohio
James Hampton
The
Hampton-Capehart Co., Inc
Tuppers Plains Community News Brief
Mrs Ora Hamilton returns home from St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg. Many local families visit relatives in Columbus Richmond and Beverly. Mayo Ralph born at Point Pleasant Clinic to Mayo and wife. Glenn Rose 47 dies in Dayton Veterans Hospital. Burial in Marion. J M Conkle bronchitis recovery. Local visits include Ward Durst Searls Ighan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Ora Hamilton
St. Joseph Hosital
Parkersburg
Jimmie
Darlene
Arlen Torrence
Paul Torrence Columbus
Cris Hoffman
Fred
Columbus
Myrtle Frost
Cris
Tommy
Sumner
Willi Quivey
Herb Whaley
Dar
Wayne Brickles
Oscar Weber
Jake Weber
Keno
Emaline Gorell
Beverly
Caldwell
Thomas Perrin
CC. Adams
Hope Grow
Delmar Ridenour
Donald Riden
Hern
Curt
Glenn Rose
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
James Rose
Obert
Carolyn
Marion
Nease Family Genealogy Traces German Roots in Ohio Valley
The Nesse Nease lineage shows deep German origins with early settlements in Meigs County Ohio and Mason County West Virginia. Descendants formed two Nease settlements near New Haven and Minersville, with extended ties to the Wolf and Lallance families and a large family network spanning Ohio and Virginia frontier life.
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Nesse
Ohio Valley
Nease
Meigs County
Ohio
Ohio River
Mason County
West Virginia
Counies
Meigs
Mason Counties
Jewett
Ws Vivor
Lone 1Om
Henry Nease
Germany
Rhine Country
New World
Philadelphia
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Manuel
W.va
New Haven
Union Church
Michael
Minersville
Wolf
Sutton Township
Wolfs
Michael Nease
Bowman's Run
Lallance
James Dixon
New Marshfield
Athens County
Nease family history spans migration and Civil War links
The article traces the Nease family across Meigs County and Ohio, detailing connections to the Roush, Zerkle, Ohlinger, Wats, Karr, Carsons, Wolters, and related lines. It notes a missing member, Civil War service, Petersburg death, and kinship to families like Jewett and Hilber. U S Nease in the Forest ry road settlement is a descendant of David Nease with German Hilber roots nearby Gilmore Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allghters
Syracuse
Meigs County
Henry Nease
Grm
Racine
Mei
Neases
Roush
Zerkle
Ohlingers
Wats
Karr
Carsons
Wolters
Nesselly
California
Ohio
McBrides Haymans
Curtises
Hitenbachs
The
Rollers
Ater
Salsers
McDaniels
Ers
Sauren
Tanners
Gages
Nease
George
Petersburg
Jewett
Michael Nease
Wolf
Carleton
Jones
Will
Blackmore
Houseshell
Gilmore
Ravenscroft
Swearingen
Mummaw
Duskey
Saunders
U. S. Nease
Pomeroy
David Nease
Hilbers
Hilber
U. S
Community notices and hospital reports from Corning area
The WSWS of the EUB Church met at Mrs Lena Fenneken's home. Mrs Ma Boswell is at St Mary Hospital for observation and treatment. Donley Edwards injured at Hobson. Mrs Marshall and Mrs Margaret Sohrrenson underwent hospital treatments at Mount St Mary and Good Samaritan. Hi y Atkinson had surgery at Good Samaritan. Dena Johnson remains at Still'a Hospital. Mr and Mrs Les accompanied their mother, and Berne Deime visited Columbus after time with family. Johnny Choate, in U S Army, from reverse Richardson.
Local social notes from Ewington and Marion scene
Emerson Knox consulted a Jackson doctor about a hand injury. Mrs G H Norris returned after a week visiting daughter Mrs GL Goeller. Mr and Mrs Num Betz visited 0 Woodall. Mrs Francis Cottrill was called to the home of her parents due to illness of her other, Mrs Canode. L B Terry called on Mrs arry Denny and Mrs C B Un and Mr and Mrs Edward Parsons and L A Parsons visited friends on Yankee St. Mr and Mrs George Killin plan to move to Marion. Verna Woodall also noted.
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Ewington
Emerson Knox
Jackson
G. H. Norris
GL. Goeller
Num Betz
Woodall
Francis Cottrill
Canode
L. B. Terry
Arry Denny
C. B. UN
Edward Parsons
L. A
Vinton Native Is Promoted
Leslie B. Foreman of McArthur, native of Vinton, named assistant sales manager of the Hotel and Industrial Division at The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co. He, a Sugar Grove native and McArthur High School graduate, transferred to Paris Tennessee as a salesman and served as an Army officer from 1940 to 1946 retiring as a major in the Armor Reserve. He holds a degree from Ohio University, is married, and has a 12 year old daughter Kerry.
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Acarinun
Leslie B. Foreman
McArthur
Armor Reserve
Ohio University
Athens
Kerry
Murray City Social Notes
Murray City social notes list numerous local visits and greetings. Families from Columbus Crooks ville Zanesville Nelsonville Barberton Lagan and Newark are shown visiting relatives in Murray City and nearby towns with mentions of spouses children and extended kin. The item reads as a community ledger of recent guests and calls.
Hamden Social Notes Update from Wellston and Nearby
Hamden social notes list visits and guests from Toledo Flint Latrobe Logan and Lancaster. Reports include new Ely Store opening, repairs on Baltimore and Ohio Railway lines, families traveling to Bucyrus Columbus Pomeroy Newark and Sciotoville, and the Wellston funeral of Howard Russell with local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Salts
William Simmons
Columbus
Sam Will
Joey
Adrian Phillips
Pomeroy
Robert Britton
Chillicothe
Bert Harkins
John Wilkerson Buellaby
Logan
Floyd Copeland
Florida
Vale Cottrill
Ratcliff
Frank McClaskey
Scott
Church St
Burns
Main St
Gene Foreman
Newark
Russell Dye
Lancaster
Louise Smith
Haydenville
Clara Young
Herman Russell
Cincinnati
Quince Young
Sciotoville
Vernon Russell
Springfield
Curtis Burns
Damaged Carbondale Notices and Local Names
Fragmentary Carbondale clipping lists several residents and neighbors including Mrs Grace Livingston, Mrs Helen Swaim, Mrs Bronte Grose, and Mrs Rose Saylor. It mentions quilting activity with Mrs J and a home visit to Mr P Emish, with scattered place names and affiliations from the community.
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CARBONDALE Diaver_ gust Sas
Sale Sarr
Bertha Lagan
Dane Eas
Eg Barber
Helen Swaim
Ath. Core
Mes
Ci Baee
Ems Gp
Grace Livingston
Munths
Grose
Bronte
Sod
Feet Bate Tegen
Cote Rose Saylor
P. Emish
Andre
Bagh Ligeti
Stephens announce birth of fifth son in Blue Lake
Mr and Mrs Ray Stephens announce the birth of their fifth son. Grandparents are Mrs Minnie Kemper and Mr and Mrs A Russell. Other notes mention Elizabeth Chapel Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs Evelyn Boggs on Tuesday Jan 24 and visits from Mr and Mrs Robert Swartz of Columbus and Mr and Mrs L E Tobias of Boynton Florida.
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Blue Lake
Ray Stephens
Elizabeth Kemper
Minnie Kemper
A. Russell
Elizabeth Chapel
Evelyn Boggs
George Young
Robert Swartz
Columbus
L. E. Tobias
Boynton, Fla
Orin Roush
Shea
Cie
Sheets
Taylor Ridge Ladies Aid Society Meeting Notes
The Taylor Ridge Church of Christ Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Gerald Bryan on Friday. Mrs. William Bartel led the program with scripture by Mrs. Ralph Schultz and minutes read by the secretary. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bryant and her daughter Rita. Next meeting set for February 3 at Mrs. William Bartels’ home. numerous local visitors and family members were noted.
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Taylor Ridge
Ladies Aid Society
Taylor Ridge Church of Christ
Gerald Bryan
William ‘Bartel Hhad
Carl Wellin
Ralph Schultz
Donald Russell
Bryant
Rita
William Bartels
Elton Pedicord
Ferndale
Dwight Smith
P. B. Chalis
Jayne Marie
Amesville
Blaine Chalfant
Linda Kay
Columbus
Glen Chalfant
Rolland
Della Lynn
William Olbers
Athens
Sarah Smith
Steward and
Art Deeter
Suan
William Bustrom
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Wiliam Russel
Rodger
Dave
Greens Run
Annabelle Lehman
Haydenville
Donald Sherman
Russell
Priscilla Class Meets at New Straitsville Church
Eight members attended the Priscilla Class of the Methodist Church with Rev Nace opening in prayer and devotionals led by Gladys Sines. Emmina Evans presented the program and Nellie Shuttleworth Jean Williams and Anna Frasure won prizes. Hostess was Mrs Shuttleworth assisted by Anna Belanning.
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New Straitsville
Priscilla
Methodist Church
Nace
Gladys Sines
Em¢ima Evans
Nellie Shuttleworth
Jean Williams
Anna Frasure
Shuttleworth
Anna Belanning
Carl Fink
Roberta Kead
St. Mary Hospital
Robert Stubbs
Helen Fink
Homer Blos
Virgil Collins
Detroit
Ted Blosser
Willoughby
Harry Lanning
Chicago
Lawrence "Sines
Harry Sines
Harman Dupler
Cons
Nelsonville
Mildred
Jarner
Buckeye
Lake
Alice Angle
E Vanetta Blosser
Nellie Leatgreen
Nellie Pierce
Elmer Summ
Mary Shanley
Columbus
Clifford S Donaldson
Marietta
Elwood Chester
Rhode Island
Jack Anglen
Leonard Blosser
Cleveland
William Martin
Athens
Lyman A Lincoln
Bess Blosser
Boston
Nelson Morgan
J Dane Starr
Lancaster
Sharon Hammick
Vinton Social Notes Highlights Local Visits and Births
Vinton residents share social news including a birth of Jeanie Renee to Mr and Mrs G F Elliott on Vinton Route 2. Many calls and visits noted among families and friends such as the Osler, Snyder, Welch, Quickle, and Turner households. Community events include a Huntington Grange sock hop aiding polio relief and various calls on neighbors in Vinton Route 1 and Route 2.
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Vinton
Lowell
Janice
Larry Eagie
McEarry Sons of
G. F. Elliott
Bill Osler
Vin
Harry McEarly
Birh
Jeanie Renee
Eingson
Rand
James Snyder Amet
Pearl Osler
Fae
Chester White
Gray Quickle
Vinton Vinton
Columbus
Harry Doddville
Mary Walker
Huntington Grange
Jennie Vinton
Mitt
Lee Foster
Troy
Harvey Brubaker
Dave
Pat
Rio Grande
Lee
G. F. Elliot
Paul Shepard
Willie Welsh
Dearborn
Mich
Baby
William Tur
G. E. Elliott James Snyder
Bill Quickle
Dan
Gray (Cook
Harry and
Andy Doddville
Quickle
Anna Wiggine
Marie Alexander
Albany Social Notes Highlights Of Local Visits And Meetings
Albany and KANauga communities share social notices detailing visits by Ames Kelly and families, Harold and Dorothy Ruff receive perfect attendance pins, others travel from Columbus Gallipolis Wellston and Dayton. Local PT A founder’s day planned, WSCS meeting set, residents move or recover from illness, and club postponements noted.
Chesterhill WSCS forms Children's Department at church
Members of the local WSCS organized a ten member Children's Department at the Chesterhill church with Mrs. Donna Carra as leader. They will study the Yakima Indians at the Yakima Methodist Missions School and later life in other Southwest missions. Bay Coler entered Veter Hospital at Huntington W Va for observation and treatment. Mrs. Carrie Harrold of Zanesville and her son Gail Snyder of Wooster visited C C Dolaney and Mrs Beatrice Mona Nott. Mona Nott, a telephone operator, has rented the Grace Worthington house on Quaker St moving from Stockport. Misses Lorretta Talbott and Phyllis Hoback of Columbus spent a weekend with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterhill
WSCS
Donna Carr
Southwest Bay
Coler
Veter Hospital
Huntington
W. Va
Carrie Harrold
Zanesville
Gail Snyder
Wooster
C. C. Dulaney
Beatrice
Mona Nott
Grace Worthington
Quaker St
Stockport
Lorretta Talbott
Phyllis Hoback
Columbus
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Ronald Fergu
VFW
Rex Keener
Information Bureau
Keener
United States
Ray Williams
Warren Hospital
Williams
Edgar Williams
Ray
Henry O'Daniel
Robert
Charleston
O'Daniels
Ravenswood
Restauant
O’daniels
C. B. Baker
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Jackson County Bank
New Haven Social Notes
Fry
Liverpool
James King
Everett . Laudermill
Bernard Lieving
Harry Capehart
EUB Church
Charles Lester
J. J. Stewart
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Ritchie
Bess Huey
D. Cole
M. E. Pol
Sue Proctor Miller
Marguerite Compston
Kyger
Mayo
Mayo Ralph
Point Pleasant Clinic
Dennis L. Spires
Ryger
L. L. Beles
Barkley
W Va
W. R. Athey
Clyde Lewis
Dickenson
W. Spent
Cora Ward
Walter Durst
George Searls
Eno
Melvin Coen
Wellsure
Middleport
J. M Conkle
Conkle
Eugene Stevens
Porter
Chester Ward
Rex Lemley
James Ighan
Mary B. Sisson
U.S. Nease
Lly
Vinton — Secent
GE. Elliott
Bill Quickel
D. Hollis Wood
Gallipolis
Wood
E. 0. Russell
Blaine
Edsell Ring
Robert Boswick
Galipoli
Cla Ann
Clinton ¢ Lambert
Lockbourne
Emmett Ward
Shelba Jean
Rio 1 Grande
Lowell McCatley
Conley Whitley
H. E. Keeny
Gray Quickel
Garland Eliott
Everett Evans
University Hospital
Williamson
Noah, Brewer
John Brewer
Dorothy Harris
Isadore Harris
Anna Higgins
Corning
Vinton Native
Murray City Social Notes
Gerald Wooten
Elmer Evans
Louis Sabo
Richard Duffy
Betty Sabo
Harold Sorrell
John Sorrell
Charles. Sorrell
Barberton
Effie Spentee
Lagan
Spencer
Amos .Sorrell
All Gosney
Jackie
Bobby Henderson
Emmett Shore
Pauline Grinstead
Ofbiston
H Backus
Maydenville
Emmett Short
Marshall
Flosd Keeton
John Mouser
Howard Kilgore
Dwight Spencer
Lester Sorelly
Ted Dixon
Jon’ Randy
John Snyder
Jt Charles Collins
Ralphley
Grace R. Donohue
Oe Spencer
Nancy’ Thompse Sanborn
Michael Snorm
James Smith
Eugene Smith
Hamden
Mars
Sanice Ravst
Toledo
Cecil Holtz
Flint Mich
George Scott
Casto
Wellston
C. C. Smith
W.V
Margaret Cair
Ely
Taurant
Baltimore and Ohio
Beng
Carbondale
Kenneth
Marshfield
Joe Buckley
Bucyrus
Carlos Buckley
Della Bobo
Walter Griffin
Indi
Jesse Brown
Bill Brown
Gertrude Motts
Harold Rood
Rood
Miss Motts
Bexley
Gerald B. Rood and
Geral
A. P. Roush J. Blessing
Pearl Meride
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Robert Harden
George Schneider
McBride
Curtis Lallance
Walter Cook
Cecil
Eva Mae
Douglass
Ralston Hemsley
Hemsley
A. 0. Lee
Christian Companion
Vernon Bartels
Ada Slack
New Straitsville News
Arthur Chatham
Forest Rose Temple
Pythian
Mabel Ambrose
Faith Thompson
Diana Poling
Onadell Wilson
Gladys Lines
Mildred Thompson
Iva Dishon
Mabel Blosser
Ana Rawlins
Betty Orn- In
Ralph Hearing
Myrtle Wallace
Delphus Miller
Earl Graham
Areohn Sherrard
Mi Wkey
Francis Wilson
John Sherrard
Vinton Social Notes
Albany Social Notes
Albany
Ames Kelly
Eula Britton
R. Knowlton
Martindill
Garland Lanier
Lanier
Olin Lax Rer
George Brewer
Mr. Brewer
Oak Hall
Linda. Kuhn
Kanalga
Kanauga
Pt.a
Sanauga School
Earnest Bowman
Clyde Shamblin
Olen Litchfield
George Coleman
Basil Coleman
Coleman
Cora Black
Hubert Onley
A. T. Burris
E. D. Black
Ethel Messner
da Duckworth
Shirley Adkins
Gallipo
Bolsa Christine Black
Vorpus Christie
Texas
van Veanken
William Trainer
J. Trainer
Millersport
Russell Oliver
Harry Love
Point Pleasant
Carrie Hall Club
Morse
Washington Ave
L. West
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Jarvis
Edith Baughman
Bess * Musser
Martha Tewksbury
Etta Bean
Richland ‘Ave
Libbie Reeves
Guy Gordy
G. 8. Gillogly
C. E. Stout
Melva Radcliffe
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