Petition drive seeks state aid for tuberculosis tests
Athens County dairymen organized the Anti Tuberculosis Dairy League to circulate petitions for an area plan to test cattle. After a $1 500 county appropriation, the league aims to recruit enough signers to invoke state testing with state and federal cost sharing. The program envisions testing by the State Department of Agriculture and USDA with compensation to owners for culled cattle, under specific appraisal and salvage rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Dairymen's League
State Department of Aticulture
United States Department of Agriculture Willor
A. E. Potter
Albany
Dairy League
Athens Coun
Atwood Grim
Ladiss Alien
Abstrdere
Granville Udlogh
Deve
ALON
Ward
Yorks
Diutbeaceiutses
Canaan
Starry
Diern
Bdear Digens
Amey
Samuel Piltet
Trey
Iting
Local residents and a driving accident reported in January
Lottridge Goge moved to a new location on the Frank Caldwell list. Margaret Frost spent Monday with her sister Mrs Clyde Sams. Mrs Leroy Baggs was ill at home. Lennia and Glen Sharp miss school due to whooping cough. Mr and Mrs Esmond BrandeLearzy had a car accident near Abe Burdette farm driving toward Gursville last Monday. car damaged but they escaped injuries. Mrs Iva Hixson visited A L McBee. Mrs Samuel Frost and daughter Margaret Delmar Frost and Den ni Axson visited Mrs Haxot Datley in Zanesville. all returned Wednesday except Mrs Front who stayed longer with her daughter. Mr and Mrs Clarence Startz visited Harry Carleton near Coolville. Belasco of Logan was here for Hope Gas Company business. Date appears as January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goge
Frank Caldwell
Margaret Frost
Clyde Sams
Bir
J. NM. Allen
Athens
Leroy Baggs Lass
Lennia
Glen Sharp
Esmond 2Brande- Learzy
Gursville
Abe Burdette Farm
Brandeberry
Iva Hixson
A. L. McBee
Sarmuel Frost
Margaret Delmar Frost
Dennia Aixson
Zanesville
U.s.ponte Ne
Aa. & B. Supply Company
Parkersburg
Iim
Liy House
John Shanks
Coolville
Ladies Albang Missionary ‘Society of the M. EB. Church
Mra
Jones
Fhursday
W. J. Batley
Jame Whursdary
Tierfather
A. M. Bradley
Nevefans
G. W. Dewees
Charles Miller
Worthington, Tower
S. T. Baker
Plains High School King club plans a party and officers
The Plains News notes The Plains High School King club plans a party soon. Officers elected include President Dorothy Bricke vice president Ifelan Gabriel secretary treasurer Giese Gally berry Florence Tate Vera Kervisti and Cherstiie Cochran. Tiltie Anderson is news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass
the Plains High School
King
Dorothy Bricke
Ifelan Gabriel
Anu Relary
Treaagurer
Giese Gallyberry
Florence Tate
Vera Kervisti
Cherstiie Cochran
Tiltie Anderson
Fulor
Mumphrey
Alfred Hawi
Pia
Willoughby Theater
Vanteal
Missea Vernal
Mine accident and community notices in scattered report
Kimberly Little Eleanor Michael visited grandparents near Pisher Station. Carl Tinkham injured at Moerking mine and taken to Sheltering Aros Hospital with head and hip injuries. two wives and seven children. Mrs Elizabeth Hawk hosted guests including Robert Hawk of Columbus and others. numerous social visits noted. References to students and staff at Newark and Plains High, births, and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Michael
Chewas
Pisher Station
Joel Riley
Carl Tinkham
Moerking
Aros
Elizabeth Hawk
Robert Hawk
Column Bus
Will Bower
Near the
Baker Settlement
Adds Nash Smith
Columbus
Bet Adams
Iu Michal
Haydenville Ladies Tie Regu lar Meeting and Social Dates
Haydenville community notes a Monday evening regular meeting of the King’s Daughters at Dorothy Vollmer’s home. President Gertrude Ginther led. prayers, roll call with Bible verses, and dues paid. Social hour followed with refreshments and a garden song. List of attendees includes Mex Luther Wyskiver Dorothy Vollmer Alice Allen Gertrude Ginther Catherine Todd Nora Skiner Nettie Vuhlinger Dorothy Spencer Marsie Matheny Melon Evans Mildred Walters and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Dorothy Vollmer
Ure
Gertrude Ginther
Luther Wyskiver
Dorothy Vortmer
Alice Allen
Hatherine Todd
Nora Skiner
Nettie
Louise vUhiinger
Dorothy
Lina Spencer
Marsie Matheny
Melon Evans
Mildred Walters
James Huey
Dennis Patton
Cherien Walker
Eva
Vesper
Wiltur Lightfoot
James Decker
Misa Mildred Moore
Mer
C. &. Moore
Lloyd Matheny
Dev
Dave Hundred
Playa Statheny
Ann
Floyd Rivanshield
Wow Snr
Omer Carelyr
Vira Robinee
Sarah Sucker
Sthel Waller
Verm Lighamett
Robinett
Stra. Wilhane Fazer
Logan
Dorothy Saunders
Rooning
Whh
Lewis Ingram
Emma Pfeuser
Lancaster
Martha Rheinshield
Laura Smart
Blanch Tucker
Ray Goodline
Floyd Rheinshield
Bert Tucker
Dow Smart
The
Owl Club
Gertrude Achauer
Oscar Olyver
Jennie Patton
FA ‘Senace
Chapel Notes Tidy Social Visits at Local Households
Graham Chapel reports a flurry of family visits and illness notes. Ruth Bobo hosted Graham’s visit while Jonas Gbear shows slow recovery. Travelers include Mary Samz and Hugh Sheridan party from Clarks Chapel, and several locals from Athens Long Run Asbury and Clarks Chapel.
Car strike injures worker on U S Route near Parkersburg
A worker in a car crash on the slippery curve of the U S route near Parkersburg was rushed home by injured car occupants after their vehicle skidded. The driver, an employee of the A B Supply Company, was unconscious at the scene. Local residents and church groups report a weekend of visits, meetings, and revival activities at Antioch and nearby towns.
Sixth International Fond Congress Held in Washington
The Sixth International Fond Congress takes place in Washington D C on October 6 marking its first western hemisphere gathering. Roy D Chapin of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce is named president of the American Organizing Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Fond
Washington, D. C
Hemisphere
Roy D. Chapin
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
American Organizing Commission
Burr Oak URE News Brief From Jan 25 Update
Fragmentary local notes report Mrs B Mae Melvonald and son Donshi visiting her mother Mrs Eww Ivers Faye Ivory spent Sunday at Oak base. Clarence Stires suffered an injury to his right foot while writing. Children of Sohn Tene yy HW of the mrasses Wrealy Lost have returned to school after a permit at ul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ure
Mae Melvonald
Donshi, Af Glovsta
Ivers
Faye Ivory
Samndiy
Oak
Ul. Ness
Fragmentary 19th century notice from Sharpsburg and surrounding area
Unclear OCR text mentions families in Sharpsburg Waltsblrg and Amesable with several individuals including Dan, Jor Renn, Mary Eaath, Pullyania Arm strong, and Carlos Marrs. References to scarlet fever recovery, tonsillitis, and local farm lumber needs. Specific places and dates are obscured by garbled transcription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Jor Renn
Mary Eaath
Pullyania
Deibhett
Mr. Gray
Chare Wyerton
Carlos Marrs
Amoryille
Pereny
Local notices from Marietta and nearby towns
Brief health and family updates from Marietta area. Mentions William Mewburm at Memorial Hospital, Mrs Merrill Cain visiting Mountsuit, John Davis ill and moved to Bethesda Hospital Zanesville, Mrs Lillian Carpenter aged president ill with care by niece Mrs Shyder, Madge Carter visiting Ringgald, Hiram Thomas father cared for, influenza affecting 1841 year old Alta Reed, Hiram Croy selling farm near Bix Wools Schoolhouse, and Kenneth Starling care updates at Marrat Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesttelhil
Dehy
Willian Ahaa
Pei
Willian
Memoral Hospital
Marietta
Anders
George Yount
Riz Woods
Merrill Cain
Silas Cain
Mountsuit
John Davis
Hily
Merbert Avis
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Lillian Carpenter
Aince
Shyder
Westerville
Madge Carter
Ringgald
Hiram Thomas
Alta Reed
Hiram Croy
Bix Wools
Kenneth Starling
Ia Marrat Hospital
Janene Starling
Pennaville
Coolville News Items Readies February Grange Program
The article details a Saturday program by the Grange featuring talks by G. Q. Shanks and Meuph Stout on Agricultural Market reports and language usage. It notes the Sunday School hosted by Mrs Edward Allen and lists newly elected officers and attendees, with social events and future meetings planned.
Fragmentary Town Council Record From Conktia Dow Surust
An old omanmuites record notes Town Council proceedings in Conktia Dow Surust. It mentions deities, oaths sworn by Gad, and a charge about thefts, with the Mayor’s duty to enforce justice and detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coun
Conktia
Mtrstaal
Gad
Sal Mare
Rans
Justine
Local notices and meeting reports from community page
Mrs Hoolwor attends family gathering and dinner held in honor of relatives. W W Westervelt returns from Newark visit with Russ Francia Meany. the piece notes local family ties and a recent zero temperature stretch. Troy Grangers met for a January 15 meeting with talks on thrift and budgeting and a poultry keeping discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hoolwor
Nore
Iman
Elba Dieter
Cole
Mas
Mane Cole
Lioyd Cole
Diantha
Ats Rootder
W. H. Westervelt
Newark
Columbias
Wells
St of Troy Grangers
Mame ‘Weller
Thrift
ST. Merile
Gere
Keller
Claude Conkitn
Dese Mirdeard
Ward Hernady
Leo Baker
Oihcers
Ireland
Local Society Notes From Scattered Fragments
Fragmentary obituary and social notices list several individuals visiting relatives and traveling. Mentioned are Frost Rost and Tan 2631 with Mrs FE Jesse Newton, Miss Asis Sudd of Bethansya, Prost visiting Hiltend, CGOW Templton visiting Tuy parents in Chaeles Jhon, and Doris Weleh in Fos No. of ts all. Also referenced are Mrs Press Tost from RL U No.1 returning from Salem and Linton visiting his mother Mrs TC Gliter Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asis Sudd
Bethansya
Hiltend
Chaeles- Jhon
Press
RL. U
Salem
Wick
Linton
TC. Gliter
Local notices from Tuppers Plains area gossip and events
Community members from Tuppers Plains and nearby villages celebrate birthdays read missives about hospital visits and family milestones. residents attend weddings, visits to relatives, and town sightings while illnesses and travel interrupt daily life in the district.
Carbondale Teen Team Defeats Thlon Praannee In Race Xgame
Carbondale Co cirventate i Sai. Itigh School bene kell team defeatel othe Thlon Praannee tligh Sulwot teim in a rast xgame on the Uniga Wine nace 'oor Thesday eveing. The score snug 29-23. Oscar Bolinger and Dua-Tittle lead visitors. Mrs. Leslie Peek and Toon ard Prater noted Nelson family. Wednesday night visitors included Mrs. Mabtle Mace and New Mrs. field. Wednesday afternoon calls to Mr. and Mrs. John Mace and Finney Dresher and daughter Taura. Mrs. Eliza Melcock called on Mrs. Leohard Pidewis. Pear Polcock and children from Chillicothe arrived Thursday evening. Phicock, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mare, attended the Miners oblee mother. Mrs. Daabtias spent evenings at Kuipl Williams and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co Cirventate i Sai
Itigh School
Bene Kell
Oscar Bolinger
Field
Mra
John Mace
Finney Dresher
Daushtan Taura
Tia
Amie Kennard
New Marshfield
Eliza Melcock Cullert
Leohard Pidewis
Pear Polcock
Chillicothe
Phicock
John Mare
Tome Begia
Lee
Airs
TS. Daabtias
Kuipl Willams God Family
Albany News Items Contests and Local Games
The Albany area closes a 1924 farm account contest with four boys Arthur Lash Raymond Hooper Loren Parker and Kenneth Saylor praised for detaching farm work and keeping ledgers. Local sports recounts a hard fought basketball doubleheader with Gears, Woolville and Albany teams and a recent league stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LBANY
Dan
Auspie
Department of Yocathunad Agriculture
Albany
F. , Morton
Everett White
FF. Roberts
Focal
Jstate
Pennsylania Joint Stock ‘Land Bank of Cleveland
Herman Cordray
Alang High School
Lewis Weyand
Prout
Artie Lash
Woolville
Trere
Albany Eyder
Coolvilly
Jlo
Stewart
Athena County
Ladies Afu Society
MM. Church
KE. HH. Lasch
Wl Agilogly
le Ricbey
al Vatte
Local notes and small-town court and social items
City officer Terric Davis reported a beer find at Albu Vanderford residence near Calioily Cemetery. Joe Van derford pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor and was fined $100 plus costs. Jacob Brooks faced possession charges after a search at Creek Head residence. he pleaded Not guilty. January blank notice. Mrs. Wagenbach and son travel to Munark New Jersey for a beach called hery following witness. Mrs. A. Atkinson, mother of Mrs. Wagenbach, visited Dayton. Charles Huesket of Dayton visiting Mrs. Fora Hill. Lawrence Heskett, recently in Chidlenthe, stayed with mother. Mrs. Dillon Murray recovering at home after hospital stay. Mrs. Lettie Kintetlff of Albany wintering with brother and sister-in-law. Mrs. Ansel suffered rheumatism attack but improving. Sunday guests at Emer McKibben home included Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Bhendu Howell and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Gooden and Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alesht Yan
Terric Davis
Wellston
Albu Vanderford
Calioily
Joe Vanderford
Meotrihur
Sas
Jacob Brooks
Ilead
Brooks
Misinal
John Wagenbach
Munark
New Dares
Wagenbach
A. As Atkinson
Virell
Mesribur
Lewis Gooden
Prattstitle
Funeral of Mr Tt. BO Lawrence noted at local services
The article lists mourners from Rochester Cambridge and Coalville for the funeral of Mr Tt. BO Lawrence. Several family members and friends attended including Mrs We TL Com grove Dravinburg and Mrs Glenna Hay shins. Travel and other details mention a train trip and a local home in Bitteburgh with a note on wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Ti
Wetawan
BO Lawrener
Grove
Dravinburg
Lawrence
Rochester
Mert Sineason
Versi Ftevanson
Glenna Hayshins
Cambridge
Mra
Tzabath McCa
Coalville
Fie
Tye
Bitteburgh
Wittel
Servic
Sural Warner
Tral
Local notices and family names appear in scattered report
Fragmentary items list names and addresses around Aldine Strand Richland Avenue and Athens area. Mentions Shade Ruth returning home after suit against McCollings, Vern O'Brien moving near Libbie Burgon, Charles Evans calling on Ifred Smith, and Mrs Joe Basom linked to Sheltering Arms Hospital notes. Ongoing family references and a January note about Mrs Bob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
George McColling
Aldine
Strand
Pawson Meeks
Wideson
Satter
Grace Douglas
King
Emerson
Douglas
Richland Avenue
Vern O'Brien
Libbie Burgon
Charles Evans
Ifred Smith
Wall Hope Ware
Joe Basom
Luby
Sie
Bob
Marshfield Young Peoples Class 6 Held Meeting
New Marshfield Young People's Class 6 of the M K Church held a meeting Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs F C Stelmer Mayer. Programs included games and refreshments. Names of officers and attendees span many listed families and local residents with Athens and Parkersburg visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.K. Church
F.C. Stelmer Mayer
Teleslinionis
Mary Ross
Margaret Caremen
Ada Trou
Ruth Rkenoury
Fawiful Mace
Helen
Fay Gott
Mabel
Helo Fair
Reba
Lena Andress
Edward Coopery
Lloyd Shatter
Paul
Frank Steinmeyer
Calin
Harry Efawy Clarence
Sharrock
Nannag Waldo
Burtha Steinmeyer
Harald Stight
Ir Baker
Athens
A.D. Toxensend
Marlo Dixon
J. G
A. B.cundith
Parkersburg
W. Va
Freank Pugh
Lancaster
Mer
Nixon Summit Grange
Scott Bovis School
Orme
Selioh
Petinaey Ariste
Mae Aduen Young
Reta Wadedwis
Martha Wolo
Guvnelto Draver
Garment Wiligh
Janta jLomee
Teta Tyin
Moint
Ruth Gantt
Marvin Young
Syracuse Postscript Amid Mixed Readings and Gatherings
The article lists a series of social events and names connected to Syracuse including Mrs. YW and Mr. YRaCUSE, various local residents like Miss Graee Walliams and Mrs. Maury Weies, and mentions university students in Athens. It notes evangelist services at Ashure Methodist Church and hospitality at Pouteroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yracuse
Tai
Brdzaan
Renied Muoday
Ulinailey
Sue Nurmi Pallips
Dreoly
Darter
Laneye Shaw
Mercomt
Mere DT Yederigh
Keno
Maury Weies
Dielem Wafer
Misgielen Graee Walliams
Thie University of Athen
Willums
Oulot-loch Mitielers
Churel
Mia
George Jenny
Charles Khoefer
Pouteroy Ty
Nichols
Taps
Rutland Notices and Local Mentions in Brief
Rutland brief items report Mrs. Ams of Verch Grove sueing for her daughter Bonnie Willers. Kermit Brown returns from California trip. Elie Sidenstricker travels to Langsvite. G W Jotneon from Toledo is forest of fronds at Rutland. Clarence Langstreth’s son Sev, age 11, mentioned. Mary Lilem Taylor noted in local line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utland
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Lottridge
the Plains News
Earl Haaning
Wilkird
Wallace
L. Miller
Burt Miler
Southern Michigan
Peary Miller
Frank Smith
Nelsonville
Joe Hutchi
Richard Calhoon
Sg Burde
Kimberly
Hanes
Myrile Olson
Chucks Holconie
Charles Olson
Roberts
Delia Landerparle
John Leonard Pusiness
Vitor
Thursher
Carl Tinkhan
Atrs
John Ossman
Dering Arms Hospital
George Wush
Hocking
Teligja
Waduynortet
Sopwuers
Glen Ft Bon
Dank Mooh
Umfuy
Worthy
Charles Mulhern
Ethel Keck
Bessie Hook
Merle Leen
Asrt Laud
Bath
Humphrey Bt
Omr
Me Tom Peng Or
Doanvichy
Aid
Miysers Cran
Palm Beach
Wapill
Bt Jajee
Danmedia
Haydenville
Graham
Woodrow Bobo
Ruth B. Bobo
Jonas Gbear
Mary Samz
Slater
Hugh Sheridan
Clarks Chapel
Howard McClain
Edson Kelly
Arthur
Kankaski
Sant Ridge
John Bobo
Delmer Sams
Long Run
Vernie Keke
Gerald Kankeski
Asbury
Elmer Poston
Annt Koker
Ethel An Ithans Bean
Edward
Mary Sama
Lone ‘Tun
Breda Hawk
Rex Emerson
Herb Hawk
George Powel
Oscar Perry
Sam. Clintonson
Athena
Bonreat
Grose Love
Fulton
Rerale Bobo
Rex Anderson
Mere
Tucker
Thelma
Clendennin
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Aon
Ed@ Brewster
Will Watson
Porterfield
Doc Eatocker
B. & Depot
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Chester
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G. Q. Shanks
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Las Pour
Edward Alen
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Stes
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Etim
Raon
Frost
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Tan
FE Jesse Newton
Penne
Yale
Tuppers Plains
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Gainer
iParchersbres
Benie Monodhy
Ito
Jeuba Mostottir
Mustuffer
Seus
J. Lirl Saytey
Laide
Moonwnd
Kellers
Visrvi Moffat
Gattavan
Sind
Austen Peete
Nave
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J. By
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Meg. Howard Laneley
Ad Hickey
Tle
Mra Waller
Larence Mousse
JhKem
Aml Telusve
Heri
J. Wo Stanky
Gibbs
A. L. Staneact
Miz
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Tale
Mir
Austin McGonagh
Quul Vochler
Walhiant Geektes
Frank Recke
C. Fa
Sirs
Hoelbey
Mare Beg
Laleski
Syracuse
Rutland
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