Personal mentions fill Albany social notes with many visitors
Miss Gertrude Gilmore of Mechanicsburg visited Albany guest of Miss Marion Cain. Leta Collins of Circleville visits Mrs. Guy Cheadle. Guests at the Cheadles include Mrs. Henry Courtney and daughters, Mrs. Gene Brickles and daughters, and Mrs. Jake Siebert from Columbus. Mrs. J. Nelson Brown and son Billy stayed with Mrs. Mary Lee. Mrs. Bert Rutherford of Belleville joined the family. Gussie Whipkey and brother came from Jamestown to visit Mrs. Goldie Moore. Mr. Whipkey and daughter Mary Celeste planned to return with them. The Daileys traveled to Hillsboro for the state DAR event. Mrs. Dailey discussed marking Fort Defiance and Graves project with Gov. Donahey’s approval for state printing. Over 1000 Revolutionary graves logged. lighthouse at Fair Harbor discussed for preservation. Archie Tewksbury visited from Bluefield WV. Rev. Stanley Roush preached in Athens. other local guests stayed at the Searls home. Mrs. Clara Coe recovering after surgery at Mt Carmel hospital. Mrs. Sarah Brooks hosted sister Mrs. Carbaugh of Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gilmore
Mechanicsburg
Marion Cain
Leta Collins
Circle Dill
Guy Cheadle
Henry Courtney
Gene Brickles
Nelsonville
Jake Siebert
Siebert
Columbus
J. Nelson Brown
Billy
Mary Lee
Albany
Bert Rutherford
Belleville
Charles Brown
Jamestown
Gussie Whipkey
Goldie Moore
Mr. Whipkey
Mary Celeste
O. D. Dailey
Hillsboro
Fair Harbor
Archie Tewksbury
Bluefield
West Virginia
Jeff Tewksbury
Stanley Roush
Atentral Avenue
Athens
Florence Strong
E. Bain
Hazael Cline
Cleveland Hools
Willard McDaniel
Rio Grandeollege
Milaukee
George
Hose
G. Nichols
the Plains
Emmett Wingett
Lucile
Archie Owksbury
W. Va
Wesley Webb
Aline
Suny
Elmer Searls
C. W. Reeves
Columb
Motoring Group Picnicked in Masonic Park
Last Sunday a party including Mr and Mrs Fred Worhes Mr and Mrs Bert Hovey Mr and Mrs George Bailes Mr and Mrs Howard Stanley and son Earle visited Marietta New arrivals Mr and Mrs Carl Robertson and family Mrs Graft and Orton Fought joined for a picnic dinner near Moyea in the Masonic park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Fred Worhes
Bert Hovey
George Bailes
Oward Stanley
Earle
Carl Robertson
Graft
Orton Fought
Tanley
Moyea
Masonic Park
Drought Hitting Koenix Area As Rainfall Stays Scarce
Wesley Davis writes from Koenix Arizona greeting friends and noting a drought with no rain for over a year. He mentions Miss Faye Baker will spend the coming week in Athens with cousins Dr Henry and Mrs Cotton and Mr and Mrs Cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Wesley Davis
Koenix
Arizona
Faye Baker
Athens
Shenry
Cotton
Mrs H L Atkinson Hosts Ladies Aid Meeting at Parsonage
Mrs H L Atkinson entertained fifteen members of the Ladies Aid of the M E church at the parsonage on Wednesday afternoon. D Cline presided. Devotions opened the meeting and plans were set for staining church windows. A 310 collection boosted the treasury as reports came in. The program featured two solos by Mrs M L Cottingham and two endings by Mrs Orville Dailey. Next meeting scheduled for July at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Atkinson
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Parsonee
D. Cline
Schubert
Rs. M. L. Cottingham
Orville Dailey
Local Social Roundup in Ath ens and Nearby Communities
Mrs Florence Strong hosts in Ath ens at Bain home while Hazael Cline returns from Cleveland for year’s work in schools. Willard McDaniel stays on as principal and heads toward Rio Grande College after two weeks. Numerous visits and guests from The Plains, Columbus, Mil waukee, and Steubenville mark a busy week with family gatherings and hospitality.
County road grading finished in McArthur Ath ens area
Grading on the McArthur Athens road is done and only surface work remains. Less than three miles in Athens county break a continuous improved road to Chillicothe Cincinnati and points west. Tourists would welcome the gap. Merchants plan July 4 holiday closings Saturday. Farmers urged to trade Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Athens
Athens County
Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Local residents return from visits and moves noted
Broadwell Mrs. J. R. Rathburn came home Saturday after weeks in Columbus Zanesville and Athens. Alvin White family moved from Millfield to Townsend. FE E Noland of Athens visited on business. Rosie Vanney from San Toy returned home after weeks with D D Smith. Ella Conant recovering after hospital stay in Columbus. Katie Sprouse visiting sister Mrs Fred Roberts at Malta. Community turnout at Mt Carmel Children's Day with praise for organizers Mrs Carl Sedwick Mrs George Thompson and Mrs John White. Helen Ogg returns from visit with sister Mrs Leonard Smith in Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rathburn
Columbus
Zanesville
Athens
Alvin White
Millfield
Townsend
FE. E. Noland
Rosie Vanney
San Toy
D. D. Smith
Ella Conant
Katie Sprouse
Fred Roberts
Malta
Mt. Carmel
Carl Sedwick
George Thompson
John’ White
Helen Ogg
Leonard Smith
Chauncey
Local visits and guests fill weekend in Athens area
Lottridge Reverend Boyce and family visited L. H. Allen with the Townsend and Townsend families from Logan and Beebe. Ackleys and McBee families hosted relatives. Bentz remains ill. Gas drilling moves on L. H. Allen farm as Immel brothers relocate equipment. Marion Ackley family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Tapers Plains
L. H. Allen
Everett Townsend
Logan
L. T. Runnion
Rylmer Ackley
Parkersburg
Lucy Windsor
C. W. Townsend
Beebe
O. L. Davis
L. H. Morris
Athens
A. L. McBee
R. C. Boggs
Leroy Boggs
Evelyn McBee
W. Va
Bentz
Carson Boggs
John Sprague
Immel Brothers
Allen
F. W. Chapman
George Ackley
Marion
Daniel Ackley
Sunday Guests Gather From Athens and Nearby Towns
Pratt's family hosted Dr. C. L. Orr and kin from Athens. Charlie Carsey and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacob King. Emmerson Douglas and family from Athens visited relatives. Mrs. Sarah Goldsberry returned from Gallipolis with brother Mack Howard. Fred White of Flora stayed with the Gilkeys. Fletcher King and daughter Myrie of Athens visited Wayne Wingett. Will Colmer hosted several Sunday guests including Hawk and Spencer families from Chester and Irving Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Orr
Roscoe Orr
Athens
Charlie Carsey
Chase
Jacob King
Emmerson Douglas
Sarah Goldsberry
Gallipolis
Mack Howard
Fred White
Flora
Will Gilkey
Fletcher King
Myrie
Wayne Wingett
Will Colmer
Jim Hawk
John Spencer
Charlie Spencer
Near
Chester
Leslie Hawk and Baby
Irving Creek
Albany Social Guests From Athens Weekender
Mrs. Harry Smith and 6on. Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Cain visited Mrs. Sadie Cain and Mrs. Samaria Dixon in Albany from Saturday to Monday. Iris Tubbs of Athens cared for things during their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Robert
Miles Cain
Mr. Cain
Sadie Cain
Samaria Dixon
Albany
Iris Tubbs
Athens
The Plains Residents Gather For Visits And Travel Plans
The Plains community notes Bob Howard finishes work at Chester Hill and prepares for a camping trip. Louise West visits Courtney's, with Henry Verity and family guests. Several local families visit relatives in Athens Nelsonville London and Columbus, while John Gabriel announces the birth of a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Howard
Chester Hill
Louise West
California
Zine Courtney
Henry Verity
Loren North
Durward
Nelsonville
Farrel
Gladys Baylis
Athens
Elza McGranor
Courtney
Joe Evans
Oscar
Eastern
Walter Geisicke
Logan
Jeff Harrison
A. M. Humphrey
Joe Hutchens
Carl Michael
Miss Maud Thorn
London
Harry V Porter and Sons
Carl Porter
Harry, Jr
Harry Porter
Columbus
John Gabriel
Goldie Lewis
the Plains
Harvest of cherries and town social notes in Sharpsburg
Residents in Sharpsburg stay busy with cherry harvests and community events. The Ladies Aid hosted a social at Herschel Carpenter’s home with a lawn filled with tables, while the Sewing club sold candy to fund a trip to camp in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover
Herschel Carpenter
Sewing Club
Henry Burns
Daisy Burns
Portsmouth
Cecil
Ernest
Ethel Huffman
Nelsonville
Wilbur Harris
Mr. Burton
Ann Arbor
Mich
Howard Harris
Mt. Carmel
Joe Quinn
Carmel
Mrs
Elisha Keney
Bartlett
Local Social Notes and a Wool Theft Case
The column records several social visits in Chillicothe and surroundings including Mrs Grover Swearingen and Miss Mayme Webb with Mrs John Rawlings, and visits by Harlan and James Starkey. A court session led to arrests over forty three fleeces stolen from John L Carpenter, with bonds posted or defendants jailed. Delilah Dudgeon plans a new house on School Lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bowen
Grover Swearingen
Mayme Webb
John Rawlings
Harlan
James Starkey
Chillicothe
W. H. Starkey
Caroll Witlatch
Columbus
Albany
Leo Chase
Millersport
Ray Ansel
New Lexington
Mildred
Mildred Steward
Dc. F. Steward
J. W. Steward
D. M. Sisson
Mary Sisson
Athens
Delilah Dudgeon
Hamden Sunday School Picnic Delight with Local Girls
Miss Linda Arnett hosted a Sunday school class picnic on Tuesday east of Hamden. Attendees included Joan Davisson of Portsmouth, Deborah Davisson, Betty Stanton, Ruth Stanton, Helen Dempsey, Ruth Dempsey, Margaret Tedrow, Margaret Smith, Evalee Brown, Ruth Martindill, Margaret Helen Wilkinson, and Mrs John Marks accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Arnett
Hamden
Joan
Deborah Davisson
Portsmouth
Betty
Ruth Stanton
Helen
Ruth Dempsey
Margaret Tedrow
Margaret Smith
Evalee Brown
Ruth Martindill
Margaret Helen Wilkerson
John Marks
Chautauqua Opens At Coolville With Minahachi Lectures
The Coolville chautauqua begins Monday July 6 for three days featuring an unusual lineup of musical talent two plays and lectures by Dr. Yutaka Minahachi the noted Japanese orator. Local residents attendings include Mrs. C E White and many travelers from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Yutaka Minahachi
Car Turned Over After Near River Bank Slip
Mrs. Bradford drove along the river road when her car went over the bank while attempting to save a frightened horse. A weed obscured the slip and only the top of the car, likely shielding her, was badly masked. The car was taken to Detroit for repairs.
Goulds Visit Marietta as Kin Leave for Western Trip
Reverend and Mrs. Stanley A Gould and their Pennsylvania in laws visit the Goulds for a few days in Marietta. Mr and Mrs J W Kincade and son and daughter in law and Mr and Mrs Carl Kincade depart Monday for a long western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley A. Gould
H. F. Gould
Pennsylvania
Goulds
Marietta
J. W. Kincade
Carl Kincade
Ice Cream Supper Planned at Pleasanton School House
Pleasanton hosts an ice cream supper Friday night at the school house. Miss Ruth Morrison a student at Ohio University spent the weekend at her home here. Mrs Virgle Gilkey and Miss Mannly of Barberton are visiting Mr and Mrs John Hanning. Mr and Mrs Warren Graham with Bernice Martin visited her parents Mr and Mrs G E Martin over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton School House
Ruth Morrison
Ohio University
Virgle Gilkey
Picnic on the McDougal lawn draws locals and visitors
An all day July 4 picnic on the McDougal church lawn promises amusements and cats for attendees. A large crowd attended Sunday Children's Day services and visitors included Mr and Mrs Roy Morris and others. Reverend Miller begins biweekly sermons at the McDougal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Morris
Roy Morris
Carn Morris
Clarence Morris
R. CC. Morris
Miller
McDougal Church
Amanda Sayers
Carbondale Hosts Visitors From Nearby Areas This Week
Carbondale residents receive guests including Mrs. Dot Lanier and daughters from Columbus and Nell and Mary McCann of Jacksonville. Nearby visitors include Frank Betts and son Donald from Athens, Pearl Pidcock and daughter from Chillicothe, and Mrs. John Mace’s household. Marvin Brooks and Albert Todd, recently employed at Port Clinton, spend the week at home. Ruth Gardiner returns home for a brief visit before remaining with relatives in Chillicothe. Radcliffe Chautauqua arrives in Carbondale this week for events Thursday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Lanier
Daughters
Columbus
Frank Branscomb
Nell and
Mary McCann
Jacksonville
Frank Betts
Donald
Athens
Pearl Pidcock
Chillicothe
John Mace
Marvin Brooks
Albert Todd
Port Clinton
John Thomas
Pearl Mace
Barberton
Ruth Gardiner
Radcliffe Chautauqua
Carbondale
Local residents visit relatives across Ohio towns
Murray C Frank Thomas of Akron visits relatives. Henry Spencer visits his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Spencer. Fred Wein and two sons from Columbus spend days with his parents. Lon Starcher of Illinois returns home for a few days. Clarence Vansickle and two daughters visit Hemlock with Myrtle and Fern Dennis. Elza Sapp, employed in Eastern Ohio, spends weekend with family. Mrs Merle Ogg and son Norris visit Nelsonville. Mrs Lunsford, Mrs Hanna and daughter of Glouster visit Hazel Loper. Solomon Crew and daughters Helen and Marie of Glouster visit Philip Fisher. Conrad Wein Mae and Anna Wein Fred Wein Jr and two sons drive to Pomeroy. Magdalene and Marie Byron of Columbus visit their parents. Mr and Mrs Marion Cook spend days at Lancaster campground. Charles Strum Gertrude Stalders Llewellyn Stell Peacock and Wilbur Peacock attend K P picnic at Grotto grounds. William Poling and his wife visit in Logan. Mrs Frank Gee and family visit Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thomas
Akron
Henry Spencer
Thomas Spencer
Fred Wein
Joe
Francis
Colummmbus
Lon Starcher
Illinois
Clarence Vansickle
Ruth
Mildred
Myrtle
Fern Dennis
Hemlock
Elza Sapp
Ohio
Merle Ogg
Norris
Ogg
Nelsonville
C. Lunsford
Harry Hanna
of Glouster
Hazel Loper
Solomon Crew
Helen
Marie
Mae
Anna Wein
Fred Wein l
Pomeroy
Magdalene
Marie Byron
Columbus
Jack Byron
Marion Cook
Lancaster
Charles Strum
Gertrude Stalders
Llewellyn
Stell Peacock
Wilbur
Local Social Notes From Glouster and Nearby Towns
A parade of neighborly visits fills the page with names and places. Families from Glouster and Columbus are mentioned visiting relatives in Logans and Parkersburg, with dinners, embroiding evenings, and Sunday gatherings noted among friends and neighbors.
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Everett Carbaugh
Frank Carbaugh
Searls
Frank Coe
Clara Coe
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Sarah Broks
Carbaugh
Broadwell
Lottridge
Pratt
Sharpsburg
Mollie Walton
Wellston
Everett Turner
H. R. Wilson
Prof.Cooper
Kate Wilson
Charles Haslett
Frank Rhodes
Coalton
Leon Stanton
Louis Helm
Joe Senegal
Ruth Malone
H. S. Arnett
Ed Fry
Anna Dircks
Nan Gerty
Kate Kelly
Prattsville
Dewey Harshbarger
Elaine
Ide Johnson
Wagner
Rexford Moorhead
Ironton
Martin
South Main Street
Hamden Boys and Girls
J. A. Jolly
C. H. Merrill
Clare John
Sanford
Bob Ogster
Middleport
S. W. Monahan
Norman Feldman
Bethel
Doctocr Cherrington
Everett Webb
Theodore Webb
Vera Tripp
W. QO
Tripp
Cora McKinmiss
Main Street
The
Athens Co. Sav. and Loan Co
Coolville News
Ernest Cole
Newbury
C. W. Oakes
C. E. White
Alaska
Arlington Hotel
Santa Barbara
W. F. Kampf
Hattie Alden
Ice
Pleasanton
McDougal
Buzza
Lostro Building
South Court Street
the Athens Messenger
Murray C
Merrell Foreman
Lina Smith
Peter Carrol
Cleveland
Ralph Hamer
William Winefordner
Marjorie
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Gus Frazee
Walter
E. A. Person
A. Person
M. E. C. Club
Jas. Smart
William Smith
Phil Devol
Howard Bush
Hugh Riggs
Pearl Seaman
G. W. Jones
Mabel Poling
Mae Wein
Lee Rutherford
Millard Camel
Sand Bus
Pat Lopez
Howard Farmer
C. D. Shafer Co
Fountain Park Hotel and Sanatorium
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Woodstock
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Trade Wark
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McLane ii Ire Co
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