Haydenville and Nelsonville Community Notices Report
Community notes from Haydenville and Nelsonville recount club meetings, fairs, and school events. 4-H groups, bake sales, and pre school clinics at Haydenville alongside church activities at United Methodist and Asbury churches are listed with attendees and dates.
Athens area celebrates birthdays and visits across town
The report lists numerous local residents and visitors in Athens, noting Miss Martha Morris's birthday party and many relatives and friends from Athens visiting relatives state wide. It mentions extended family gatherings, shoppers, and residents traveling to nearby towns with several names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocgal
M Martha Morris
Spch
Von
Athens
Aly
Arthur Rash
Andy Tidiovly
Tornisis
Verna Darnell
Wicked Garter North
Livton Kierns
Ahrog
Worder
John LaFollet
Claudine Steppe
Sis
Leannett Linscott
Malpasithome
Mra
Charles ‘Buarty
Thelma Purse Grouster
Ata Chives Mulpys
Bian
Chi James Ardosen Daleytown
Ace Kistler
Ibry Molumons
Sunine
Long Bottom BON bitten by poisonous snake
Long Bottom BON, 38 year old son of EB Johnson, is recovering after a bite from a poisonous snake while some distance from home. He received medical attention several hours later following the incident, with relatives including John Vaseai ead brother and others noting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon
EB. Johnson
John Vaseai
New Straitsville News Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Local notes from New Straitsville and nearby towns record visits, family updates, and weekly travels. Howard Blamiens Jr. visits Chippewa Lake. Mr and Mrs Fred Blank welcome relatives. Jance Blankenship returns after broadcasting duties. Regulars include Roy Meredith, Walter Meice, Andrew Sweanes, Charles Waldt, and Grady’s Columbus trip. Military training and commuter news cap the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Potts
Toolumbia
Jance Blankenship
Boline
Ant
Blankenship
Roy Meredith
Walter Meice
Colunus
Andrew Sweanes
Qevotan
Mroo
Young
Tiga
Surprise Birthday Dinner in Ridge Hosts Extensive Guest List
A surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. Herbst Jr. was hosted at the Herbst home in Alyor Ridge on Sunday. Guests included the Palmer and Judson families, Herbst relatives, and friends from Glouster and Lancaster, with many cousins and family members attending. Miss Mildred Strubble also joined from Logan. The evening featured the usual social gathering of relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dcy Wharton
Asiv Kreider
Amira
Sauiuet Breider
Nelsonville
Falar
Tech School
Lillian Matheny
Simgo
Wuing
Priges
Wenloc
Kathene
Roberelie Allen
Gertrude ‘Achaner
Holly
Wate Moore
Martha
Harry Swalh
Charles Thompson
Elizabeth Tilley
Matheny
Paul Mathen
Tampe
Lancaster
C. A. Walters
Mildred
Margie
Ralph
Xoel Sud
Frank Smith
Geneva Dean
Ruth Angle
Dorothy Volmer
Haydenville
Itis
Greendale
Lauret Rin
Diamond
Hayderville
Mis
Angle
Aylor Ridge
George Herbst Jr
George Harbst
Wham Davis
Carl
Albert
Desere
Emmett Herbst
Lawrence Palmer
Iris
Mary
Hazel
Dorothea
Wahneta
Johnny Kempton
Jule
Pauline Judson
Audrey Palmer
Julia Marie Herbst
Alice Herbst
Forrest Kelly
Robert Ward
Glouster
Robert Hanning
Paul Hanning
Ananda
Mildred Strubble
Logan
Fred Oshers
Mary Keck
Alfred Williker
Emil Rainey
Sie
Freida Wallish
Redtown
Atary Keck
Clarence Winn
Dave Swartz
Millfield
Robert Johnson
William Swartz
Iena
Jacksonville
Claenea Winn
Lilly
Guy
Floyd
Vernice Welling
Frost and guests visit Frost community events
Frost hosts and Frost relatives, with visits from Everett Parsons, Barrows family, and local residents. Attendees include Mrs Cora Atkaas, Mr and Mrs P R Russell, Mrs Blanche Knowles, and others visiting from Athens, Chillicothe, Pennsville, and Beebe for social and fraternal engagements during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maco McKenti
Carrie Farrish
Calumbes
Purerts
Mis Cora Bo Atkaas
Ato
Mazia Sue
Og Fyyer Yaar Everett Parsons
P. R Russell
Athens
Clyde Rowell
Torch Howard Dewees and visitors roam northern county
Torch Howard Dewees and Denver Day returned from la tip to the northern part of the state where they had been working for bakeries. They were joined by Mrs. Durrett and Mrs. Dewees Misses Etta and Ora Dunfee of Coolville Archie Dupree of Athens and others visiting relatives and attending the funeral and church events. A cream social on the M F Church lawn drew many local residents. TORCH July 5 C B Durrett
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dewees
Denver Day
la Tip
Durrett
Dewees
Etta
Ora Dunfee
Coolville
Archie Dupree
Athens
Sra
T. J. Dunter
Rex Anderson
Billy
Torch
John Gibbs
Hockingport
Floyd Shafer
M. Bingman
Wes Frost
John Bingmar
Irreland
Ira Barbews
Pave
Vanderhoof
C. B. Durrett
Peaster Ridge Holiness services and guest list
The Peaster Ridge Holiness congregation held Sunday services with preaching. Guests included Robert Almanier from Grave, Uriah Judy and Lister Judy families, Mrs. Ernest Judy, Charles JoHey and family from Carbondale, Pete Mace family, George Bowler from Nelsonville, and locals Myre, Rachel McGee, and Jesse Melee Jr. were in Nelsonville for business. Roy Farmer began work at the Ludwig Mine. Ds RIDGE. July s-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Robert Almanier
Man's Grave
Uriah Judy
Shs Lister Judy
and Air
Ernest Judy
Charles JoHey
Cnd
Fartiy
Carbondale
Pete Mace
George Bowler
Nelsonvel
Rem. Iy
Myre
Hachel McWee
Jesse Melee, Jr
Nelsonville
Roy Farmer
Luhvig
Ds Ridge
Local Notices and Socials From Montanana District
The page records a string of family visits and social events across towns including Athens Greensburg Martins Ferry and Lancaster. It notes gatherings at homes of Brown Bobo Gillogly Morris Morrs and Van Dyke with relatives and friends, plus church and school updates and upcoming local meetings and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eithas
Alena
Salen
Tatae Garen Adenard
Montana
Robert Oa
Eotr
Ieee
Omah
Charles Brown
Vole Milla
Jaret Bobo
Lore Weing
Dru Isilla Hart
L D. Gillogly
Arthur South Rand
Lawh
Burheye Lake
Its
Laseh
Wheeling
W. VI
O. Jones Wall
Langsville Angsville Visitors Share Family Ties
Langsville and Angsville residents extended visits to relatives in Adair Ohio and Columbus, with trips by Mrs. A L Smith and Mrs. Greville Davis among others. The greetings included dances, theatre plans, and hosting relatives from Akron and Pleasant, West Virginia, across late June into July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angsville
Untaminger
Mary June
Relianve
Adiara
A. L Smith
McClure
J. Fl
Turstov
Andy
Oles
Shire Kennedy
Date Heiser
Nyall
Baty
Arterpne
jCuyaboss
MM Baines
Howard Poipe
Phoseek
Milian
Mit Dude
Mie Cin Center
Vine ‘Ton
Joy Willer
Harry Lane
Fanny
Py Pleasant
W.va
Tad. Rauests
Wiricht
Esmond Benor
Happy Helton
Chase
Greville Davis
Akron
F. Whitmer
Amanda Snyder
Columbus
Air
Mtth
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Jacob Giother
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Deloss Baistron Eliexber
Hildatrant
Phyllis Willeke
Margaret Coey
Prada Finnuns
Doris Davis Glen Chatfant
Gene
Clyde Addit
AcDougal
Lewis Everett
Robert Everett
George Sevte
Biy
Homer Kittle
Jeferenee Morris
Neat
Emmett Lingyat Wert
Warden Munn
Hen,worth and Daughter
Wooster
Tom Salyer
Columbaa
Johns Hingon
Mortas
Aisa Qatnet Chevelier
Din Dellevie
Ike Moo
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Puppers Plains
Mle
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Elza Darkins
Emme Slaven
Fia
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Tom
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Pauline Taylor
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Boteville
Tassito Birs
Rete Ays
Lung
Athena Sient
Nya
Bert Pacen
Woot
New Straitsville
Fred Blank
Ensup
Wink
Hebert
Howard Blamiens
Chippewa
Freitas
Sthatitsville
Bassey
Ty Mora
Heied Davia
Harberton
New Stratteville
Despriet
Talor Podge
Er Archives
Frost
Jesse Newton
Pennsville
Art Frost
Emery Parsons
Beebe
Peaster Ridge
Albin
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