Rutland Social Notes and Church Gatherings
Miss Nancy Buck returned to Charleston after funeral services for her grandfather J. W. Young. Mr. and Mrs. George Atkins visited in Pomeroy. The Christian church Ladies Aid met for an all day session with a pot luck noon meal honoring several members including Mrs. James Kincaid and Mrs. Earnest Molden. Earnest Molden, a railroad employee at Thurston, spent the weekend with his wife. The Golden Circle class held a Sunday School gathering and a pot luck supper followed by activities at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Nancy Buck
Charleston
J. W. Young
George Atkins
Pomeroy
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
James Kincaid
William Hutton
Earnest Molden
Blanche McCormick
Ora Romine
Ethel Nelson
Helen
Emma Zimmerman
Blanche Braley
Maud Rawlings
Kitzmiller
Jessie Grueser
Thurston
Golden Circle
The
Christian Church
New Trial Refused Death Sentence Given
A three judge court overruled Mason Farmer's motion for a new trial and sentenced him to die in the electric chair at the Ohio Penitentiary on October 27 for the first degree murder of O. E. Stayner, an automobile dealer, last Nov. 28. An old fashioned religious meeting was held in McArthur for Vinon County centennial observance with local residents and church members pictured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Mason Farmer
Ohio Penitentiary
Farmer
O. E. Stayner
McArthur
Vinton County
Church of Christ
Susie Hamilton
Helen Morrison
Mabel Wykle
Freda Brown
Lloyd Steele
J. P. Doah
Jody Morrison
Sally Morrison
Ralph Bratton
Howard Snyder
Billy Tippett
Runs Behind Truck Leaves Waverly Boy Dead
Robert Oney seven year old son of Mrs Edna Oney of Waverly Ohio was killed Monday as the two boys Marvin ten and he ran behind a truck backing into a store driveway police said The youngster slipped and a rear truck tire rolled on him He died within an hour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Robert Oney
Edna Oney
Waverly
Ohio
Marvin
Community Notes Record Friendly Visits Around Lancaster Area
A sequence of social calls and visits across Lancaster and nearby towns is reported. Ora Beavers and Arnett Griffith hosted gatherings, while Rex and Gladys Dupler spent a weekend with relatives in New Castle. Attendees include Ansel, Rhein kept families, and Belpre Reverend E M Shelton hosted guests. Additional visits feature the Warthman and Stiverson households, several out of town relatives, and a note that Sue Helber had mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Ora Beavers
Near
Lancaster
Arnett Griffith
Robert Ansel
J. M. Ansel
Don Nash
Near Lancaster
Rex Dupler
New Castle
Gladys Dupler
C. P. Warthman
Malcom Russell
Evansville
Ind
Lelia Norris
Russell Binkley
James Walters
Pete Kerns
Linda
Arthur Worthman, Jr
Allensville
Sue Helber
Luther Blum
Fred Swartz
Glen Wilkins
Margaret
Sugar Grove
Howard Blum
Becky
Logan
Clarence Blum
Detroit
Herman Blum
Matilda Blum
Maggie Blum
Union Furnace Social Notes recall visits and births
Mrs. Mary LaGore visits Detroit relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Clark in Jackson welcome a newborn son. Visits extend to Kansas and Columbus. Albert Michael born June 10. Miller's Chapel Grange held a dance at the high school auditorium. Danelle Holton calls on Susan Wolfe. Dale Cook evenings with Stewart family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Furnace
Mary LaGore
Joseph LaGore
Jerry and
Keith
Detroit
Charles Clark
Dwaine Clark
Jackson
Clark
Orville Hinnerman
Kansas
Loyd Hinnerman
Millie King
Pearl McGuire
Betty Lafolette
Dan Jones
Charles Justus
Columbus
Justus
Albert Michael
Robert Robinson
Julia
Pomeroy
Miller's Chapel Grange
Danelle Holton
Susan Wolfe
Dale Cook
William Stewart
Pat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rutland Social Notes
St.Joseph
H. M. Shevnan
Chicago
Zane Hotel
Zanesville
Momfay
Shevnan
Mr. Shevnan
N. Artesian Ave
William Canter
Chauncey, Ohio
F.H.A
Athens
Athens — & Mee
North Segress St
Athens, Ohio
Kellogg’s
Deman
Pico Wholesale
South High St. Glouster
Roadmaster
Dynaflow
Henry
Taylor
ABC Network
Turkey
Four-Way
Buick
Poadmaster
Athens Buick CO
N. Court and
Carpenter Sts
Patricia Morison
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!