Out of Town News Highlights Local Visits and Excursions
Worry Theéopolis of Giouster spent Sunday here. K Boudinot was in Athens on business. Miss Rosa Post visited her parents. John Desbro of Trimble and George Learned of Glouster were in town. Miss Ona Williams of Trimble stayed with Nina Price. Bart Johnson and Roland Lovell of Mountville were in store Sunday. Mrs Poudinot travels to Springfield for the summer. Mrs Austin Fuller and children visit George and Mrs Fuller. Miss Vandhe Kasler and Etta Duncan of Glouster visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hastings and Mr and Mrs Woodworth of Athena spent Sunday here. Local excursion to Idlewild Park noted. Children’s Day exercises attended by local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worry
Idlewild Park
Minnie
Ruth James
George Sama
Minnes Lenna Mason
Lydia Wells
Anna Kittle
Peter McKinley
Clinton King
Ed Moody
Trimble
Frost era notes and local social items in Athens area
Miss Edna Thomson a business visitor. Elvin Patten from U S and S C Home at Xenia stayed with relatives. Waldo Russell named postmaster replacing resigning Charles Place. Warren Patten returned from Magnetic Springs for health. Mrs Margaret Grubb visiting daughter Mrs Jerome Webster Broadwell. Universalist church ice cream supper well attended. Murray Watch and Flossie Richardson attend Ohio University at Athens. social at Edward Dean residence deemed a success. Guy Richardson injured when kicked in the face by a horse, serious but non fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Thomson
Athens
Elvin Patten
U. S
S. C
Xenia
Waldo Russell
Chas. Place
Warren ‘Patten
Magnetic Springs
Hiah Health
Margaret Grubb
Jerome Webster
Broadwell
Universalist Church
Murray Watch
Rome
Richardson
Flossie
O. U
Edward Dean
Guy
Lewis Richardson
Glouster Social Roundup Sees Visitors and Movements
Marshal Fitch of Ringgold visited Glouster Saturday. Elden Tharpe of Hemlock called in Harry Jordan of Cincinnati. Lewla Jones and Fannie Carpenter visited Chesterhill Sunday. J E Carpenter moved his family from Nelsonville to Glouster last week. Mrs Clara Tharpe moved into a North town house. Mrs Mary Graham died Friday of consumption and was buried at Chauncey Sunday. Rose Sanders returned from Hemlock after a sister visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Fitch
Ringgold
Glouster
Elden Tharpe
Hemlock
Harry Jordan
Cincinnati
Lewla Jones
Fannie Carpenter
Chesterhill
Hugh Gormley
McDonald Place
Bishopville
J. M. Amos
J. E. Carpenter
Nelsonville
Community Notes From Quysville and Nearby Areas
Cecil Bean spent Sunday at Ches F. Coleman and F. E. Kimes at Albany. Harry Webster of Canaonville visited here Monday and Tuesday. Nelle Coleman visits her grandparents W. Kimes and wife. Several youths attended the exhibition at Carthage Friday. Miss Daisy Pierce stays with Miss Irene LeGoullon at Harriettsville. Mr. Wm. Light, confined two months, is now able about. Air. Baker of Athens was a pleasant guest of Miss Nettie Light. Miss Sternie Blanchard attended the Sunday school picnic at Marshfield. Mrs. John E. Riley and her little son visited her parents this week. Mea N.3. Coaster and nephew Master Dale Gandece returned from Columbus Monday. A basket views will be given by the Luther and Marshfield Sunday School at Marshfield July 4. Everybody invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Bean
Chester
F. E. Coleman
F.E. Kimes
Albany
Harry Webster
Canaonville
Nelle Coleman
W. Kimes
Carthage
Daisy Pierce
Irene LeGoullon
Harriettsvile
Wm. Light
Baker
Athens
Sternie Blanchard
Marshfield
Mea
Coaster
Dale Gandece
Columbus
Luher
Marahfield
Ern McNalot
Nelle
Atl
Austin Cone
Marchmont
Levi
Idlewilde Park
McDougall’s
Local notes from Plantsyville and vicinity
Ken Pickering of Brown's Mills and Clyde Potts of Athens visited home fronts while Canaonville’s Strahl spent time nearby. Marietta’s M. L. Lambert visited relatives. Calf loss after a thunderstorm reported for Mrs. Lillian Bardin. Several residents, including Miss Edith Randall and Miss Bertha Randall, hosted dinners. Sharpnsburg train irregularities hindered local merchants. Frank Harria’s family mourns his sudden blindness in one eye with possible loss of sight in the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Pickering
Brown's Mills
Clyde Potts
Athens
Strahl
Canaonville
M. L. Lambert
Marietta
Lon C. E. Endicott
Green & Jayne
Lillian Bardin
Elbert Athey
W. A. Fawcett
Edith
Bertha Randall
Bettie Gifford
Sharpsbury
Fannie Fawcett
H. E. Jordan
Cincinnati
Sadie Hanson
Charles van Law
Cheater Hill
Sharpsburg
Addison Vernon
Pleasanton
Effie Bardin
Mt. Hermon
G. W. Fawcett
Toldo Hanson
Athens County
Stockport
Sharpnburg
Frank Harria
Local News and Social Notes From Torch Area
Mrs Shaw loses a valuable horse. Miss Myrt Hannis visits Torch. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Buckley. Miss Ettle Dunfee visiting Coolville. Geo Wives Marletta visiting relatives. Mr Mike Moore of East Liverpool visiting neighbourhood. Dunfee family moved to Parkersburg. Rev Childes preached at schoolhouse. Mrs Matilda Scott and daughter Annie guests of Chas Scott. Miss Osee Hannis and Ben White married at Torch. J P Arthur Chambers visiting relations and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youba
Shaw
Myrt Hannis
Torch
Buckley
Ettle -Dunfee
Coolville
Geo
Marletta
Mike Moore
East Liverpool
D. J. Dunfee
Parkersburg
Str
Greenwood
Childes
Matilda Scott
Annie
Chas. Scott
Mize Agnes Fox
West Virginia
G. W. Fox
Mise Osee Hannis
Mise Osee Hannis of This Place
Ben White
Hockingport
T. W. Jones
J. P. Arthur Chambers
Idlewild excursion and July Fourth picnic planned
Chauncey reports an excursion participant and a July fourth picnic in Michael's Grove to encourage broad attendance. The obituary notes Mrs. S. W. Graham died in Glouster and was buried in Nye cemetery. The Hartley and Sop livery stable passes to M. T. Ellis who seeks success in the new role. A recent Ladies Aid supper drew poor attendance due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idlewild
Michael's Grove
S. W. Graham
Glouster
Nye
Hartley & Sop
M. T. Ellis
Ellis
Ladies' Aid Society
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Wholesome Community Life
Mrs Mord Glazier remains in poor health while Mr and Mrs J A Sewell and family hosted visiting friends. Prof B O Higley filed his regular appointment at the Christian church. Miss Frankie Caldwell of Parkersburg is guest of Mrs Kate Cramer. John Burson and Miss Gertrude Wilson of Athens called on friends Sunday. Wheat harvest begins as field work slows. Ohe SS Mel Conant of Flora and Lot Nelgon of Parkersburg visited Jerseyville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Conant
Flora
Lot Nelgon
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jerseyville
Wolf's Plains Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Numerous residents hosted and visited over the weekend in Nelsonville and nearby areas. Guests included Miss Mella McKee and Miss Nelle Stage of Columbus, with several families from Lubrig and Factory hosting gatherings. Activities featured social calls, games, and refreshments during Sunday and Monday visits, reflecting a busy community scene.
Local Figures Visited and Traveled In Zigzag News
Walter Chase, postmaster, works at brick plant while Mrs. Della Powera of Athens visits her mother here. Dr. Isaac Brooks made a professional trip to Athens. Fred G. Brooks teaches at Lancaster Industrial school. Ietta Luckett of Columbus visits grandmother Minerva Calvert. G. W. Riley recently hosted his son and family near Athens. Joseph Haning and Homer Brooks did a Burlingham business trip. Blanche Woodgerd of Rocky River visits her parents G. F. and spouse. Dan Cuckler of Snowville guest here Sunday, recently from Towner, North Dakota, entertaining talk of information from that locality to the North Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chase
Della Powera
Athens
Isaac Brooks
Fred G. Brooks
Lancaster
Ietta Luckett
Columbus
Minerva Calvert
G. W. Riley
Joseph Haning
Homer Brooks
Burlingham
Blanche Woodgerd
Rocky River
G. F. Robinson
Dan Cuckler
Snowville
Cuckler
Towner
N. D
North Pole
Local Social and Visit Gossip From Alfred and Nearby Areas
Ireland A Ts Bingman and J T Uornsbey are in Alfred on business this week. Mina Laura Cubblaon staying at Coolville visited her parents. Master Sammy Warren of Athens is the guest of relatives nearby. G W Flinn O P Chambers Co W Tippie and L S Johnson were in Parkersburg on business Friday. Dora Tippie visited her parents after two months in Parkersburg. The C E society held an ice cream social at W E Bingman's home Wednesday evening, raising 5 25. Edith Watson of Torch spent part of last week with cousins Ella Bingman and Annie Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ts. Bingman
J. T. Uornsbey
Alfred
Mina Laura Cubblaon
Coolville
Sammy Warren
Athens
Messrs
G. W. Flinn
O. P. Chambers
W. Tippie
L. S. Johnson
Parkersburg
Dora Tippie
C. E. Society
W.E. Bingman
Edith Watson
Torch
Ella’ Bingman
Annie Townsend
LYSANDER BIRTH AND SOCIAL VISITS IN THE AREA
A birth is announced in LYSANDER with a ten pound girl born in June to Wim Tampton and his wife. Edward Parson of Melga county visited D A Sams. Jacob Graham and wife visited daughter Mrs Henry Hartley Wednesday. Coleman Ashworth and wife from Darwin were entertained by Mr and Mrs S Poston over Sunday. Mrs Dr Ross of Parkersburg visited sister Mrs Henrietta Haning and niece Mrs E L Poston. Miss Ethel Anthony hosted Grace Reeder from Carsestown Miasea Watkina and Marvey Shaw and Willie Watkina from South Canaan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Tampton
Edward Parson
Melga County
D. A. Sams
Jacob Graham
Henry Hartley
Coleman Ashworth
Darwin
S. Poston
Dr. Ross
Parkersburg
Henrietta Haning
E. L. Poston
Ethel Anthony
Grace Reeder
Carsestown
Miasea Watkina
Messrs
Marvey Shaw
Willie Watkina
South Canaan
Vanderhoof Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Alfred Spent Saturday night as guests of J E Guthrie with his family. Mr and Mrs Sleeth hosted their daughter Mae of Parkersburg West Virginia. Edson Swartz and Hattie Lake wed at Perry McNell a recent ceremony. Mrs C B Jeffers and Ida Spongwell visited Keno friends last week. Mrs John Lawrence and children of Athens visited aunt Mary Stout last week. Charley Chase and wife entertained friends at home Saturday night with ice cream and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred
J. E. Guthrie
Sleeth
Mae
Parkersburg
W. Va
Edson Swartz
Hattie Lake
Perry McNell
C. B. Jeffers
Ida Spongwell
Keno
John Lawrence
Athens
Mary Stout
Charley Chase
In Dry Goods Department Offers Cool Fashion Lines
In the dry goods department the store promotes attractive sheer fabrics and new lines for personal adornment. It highlights Coal Comfort, special orders with prompt responses, and a range of cool waists underwear hosiery skirts and furnishings. Prices start at five cents per yard with ample assortments.
Athens Guests and Local Events Highlight Weekend
Miss Carrie Munn of Athens visited FP C Webster's family while Mrs Ida Nickason stayed with relatives in Athens. Chas Mansfield of Athens spent Sunday with R R Poston and attended cemetery decoration. Miss Little Hammond of Guysville visited Waldo Baird and joined Red Men decoration services. Ellen Smith returned from a visit to her brother John Ekland east of Athens. C R Rolling and Miss F Martin of Nelsonville were entertained by Milas Myrtle Webster. Willow Creek beat Canaanville 25 to 15 in a Saturday baseball game. The singing school at the M E church continues weekly on Thursdays. L A Glazier of Athens helped Canaonville against Willow Creek, hosted by T W Leyland. F C Webster Co completed a new cellar under their store. Red Men Athens Lodge held memorial services and decorated Fred Burch’s grave with a brass band procession from the M E church to the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Munn
Athens
FP. C. Webster
Ida Nickason
C. R. Rolling
F. Martin
Nelsonville
Milas Myrtle Webster
Willow Creek
Canaanville
M. E. Church
L. A. Glazier
Canaonville
Willow Creek Club
T. W. Leyland
F.C. Webster & Co
Loafere
Order of Red Men
Athens Lodge
Fred Burch
Cherrington
M. E
Sugar Creek Socials and Visitors Noted
Sugar Creek residents host and visit guests from Athens Marshmont and Dakota. Families from Sugar Creek attend Idlewild Park excursion and McDougall's ice cream social while infants and youngsters at D Augustine’s and Bert Dalley’s families recover from illness. Frank Charter visits from Dakota and Miss Gertrude Finsterwald visits Athens relatives as Grace Hart returns to New York.
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