Local club notes and church events reported
The article outlines church Auxiliary and Missionary Society activities at Alexander Presbyterian Church in Hebbardsville with plans for an ice cream social. It mentions a Young Men's Farming Club picnic and various community gatherings at homes in the area with organizers Marie Dorsey Carrie Richey and Mrs. Dixon leading sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stanley
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Plummer Lax
Hebbardsville
Marie Dorsey
Carrie Richey
Dixon
Burke
Young Men's Farming Club
E. M. Musgrave Lawn
Ohio Tax Delinquency Report Highlights Rural Areas
A fragmented summary notes Ohio tax delinquencies across regions, singling out western and northern counties. It mentions the state department of agriculture and works administration and concerns about road funding and public uses of tax income.
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Interest in Church Matters Is Urged in Marshfield Meeting
A public meeting at the M. P. Church in New Marshfield is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. July 9 to boost community church life. The July session is led by the Young People’s Class, with a planned program and social hour after refreshments.
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Marshfield
New Marshfield
M. P
Clarence Collins
Richard
Glouster
Everett Wigal
Kimberly Girl Given Parity on Birthday
Mrs. Bert Hanning entertained in honor of her daughter Alice fourteenth birthday with games contests and refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kennedy Fred Adams Betty Rizer Helen Wolfe Hester Ossman Catherine Breeze Malvena Hall Mable Lane Helen Donaldson Sarah Pickett Ruth Hunter Bazel North Robert Berry Florence Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hall Jack Rizer Frank Pickett Henry Breeze Dwight Rizer Raymond Hoce Gilbert Willard Adams Marion Pickett Kathryn Adams and others. Other notes mention July Fourth weather rain Legion events in Nelsonville and start of New Floodwood meetings led by Rev. Hook and Wachenschwanz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
Bert Hanning
Alice
Tom Kennedy
Fred Adams
Betty Rizer
Helen Wolfe
Hester Ossman
Catherine Breeze
Malvena Hall
Mable Lane
Helen Donaldson
Sarah Pickett
Ruth Hunter
Bazel North
Robert Berry
Florence Anderson
Walter Hall
Jack Rizer
Frank Pickett
Henry Breeze
Dwight Rizer
Raymond Hoce
Gilbert
Willard Adams
Marion Pickett
Kathryn Adams
Severa
Legion
Nelsonville
New Floodwood
Charles Hook
Charles Wachenschwanz
Dwight Plymire
William Davis
Francis Brown
Mary Frances
Chet Staley
James Brown
Mac Lauderback
Clarence Spray
Lancaster
Pearl Davis
Columbus
Rachel Hook
Albany
Robert Kennedy
Guysville
Homer Adams
Wallace Pickett
Spencer Adams
Muskingum River
Lou Donaldson
Paul Wood
Rennie Pack
Ceph Adams
Harrisonville Brief News Highlights
Local residents report weekend visitors and family updates. Clark and Graham families hosted relatives from Dayton and Akron while others attended Pomona Grange in Laurel. Pet ownership note cites England mandating dog ownership for those 16 and older.
Legal notices in Athens County Ohio divorce action and estate sale
Clarence Mele of Parkersburg is notified Aan Mele filed for divorce in Case 169 in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Also sale of Lorain Coe estate at 1 pm July 10 1935 in Athens includes seven rooms of furniture tools and household items all cash.
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Clarence Mele
Parkersburg
W. Va
Aan Mele
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Ohio
Harry A. Mettler
Lorain Coe
Second Street
Athens
Lorainco
Towit
Uick Automobile
Charles H. Slaughter
Emmett Keenan
Atty
County Fairs in Ohio Prove Valuable in 1934 and Beyond
Ohio fairs drew 1 728 000 visitors across 86 fairs in 1934. The article argues well run county fairs benefit communities and reflect agricultural success, with farmer support key to a fair's vitality and direction. continued improvement depends on rural participation and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tax Aids farmers or not. Ohio sales tax debate resurfaces
Fragmented OCR notes show a rural Ohio tax debate over a sales tax funded by $150,000 and $77,000 gifts. References to counties, farmers, property burdens, and past votes in 1933 hint at a continuing public fray as communities weigh tax impact and potential government aid. An unrelated line mentions a drowning incident involving Jane Ward, age 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re- Athens
Ohio
Mrs Martin L Davey’s Family Pudding and Sauce Recipe
Mrs Martin L Davey shares a pudding recipe with sugar molasses melted butter and boiling water steamed for one hour. Includes flour soda baking powder salt and beaten egg whites with nut meats. Pudding sauce uses egg yolks sugar vanilla cream and whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Davey
Worth $20 Orchards on Hooper Ridge Proposal
A Hawler farmer near Amesville argues that small scale orchard work can be profitable. He points to a tree less than 20 feet from the ground which he says earned about $20 in the prior two years, despite the land area under it being under 20 feet square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper Ridge
Amesville
Farmers Report Livestock and Crops Across Southeast Ohio
In Southeast Ohio reports from multiple towns note cattle and sheep progress. Dexter notes Noah Ogden leads Shorthorn herd with a 700 pound bull from George H. Lasher. Amesville ledger shows Kasler saving lambs from 58 ewes. Racine farmer Jim Stobart favors alfalfa over red clover on a six acre field with strong yield potential. Athens rural route highlights Gift’s Holstein sire at five years old, part of Wauseon line with a record butterfat per cow of 613 pounds.
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Dexter
Noah Ogden
George H. Lasher
Rutland
United States
Racine
Jim Stobart
Stobart
Athens
Ju Gift
W. L. Biddle
Wauseon
Doctors to move Senator Couzens to Mayo Clinic for operation
Detroit physicians decide to transport Senator James Couzens to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota for an urgent operation. The report defines arithmomania as an urge to count and notes related fears such as dataphobia and ergophobia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
James Couzens
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Murray City Ladies Class Hosts Meeting at Robson Home
The Murray City Ladies Adult Bible Class of the M E Church met at Mrs. Andrew Robson’s home with Mrs. Lizzie Stiff and Mrs. Amy Stephenson assisting. Mrs. Cora Walters presided as business session concluded by social games and lunch for 22 members.
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Murray City
M. E. Church
Andrew Robson
Lizzie Stiff
Amy Stephenson
Cora Walters
Pearl Hellyer
Charles Huston
Clarence Sampson
Willoughby
Steve Alexander
Ted Alexander
Cleveland
Serve Alexander
Edna Dyson
John Schorr
Pomeroy
Don Solon
Don Cole
Akron
Henry Hite
Harry Shuttleworth, Jr
Detroit
Mich
Harry Shuttleworth
Barney Solon
Bobby Jean
Lucille
Local Briefs Describe Weekend Visits And Travel
Edward James and Laurence Byrd enjoyed a Pomeroy boat excursion Saturday while Fauna Matheny and Dan visited Nelsonville. Several guests from Cleveland and Goose Run joined local families for Fourth of July and Thursday gatherings. Henry Sowers returned from CCC camp in Indiana and Joshua Matheny Jr. spent a week with Cleveland relatives. Seattle report notes Mrs. Mary F Larkin urged dismissal of film stars famed for divorces and scandal.
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Edward James
Laurence Byrd
Pomeroy
Fauna Matheny
Dan
Nelsonville
Floyd Campbell
Mase Cole
Joe Brown
Cleveland
Dan Bateman
Ed Powers
Wibur Hill
Jacksonville
William Kardos
Henry Shafer
Hazel Mace
Goose Run
Opa Lanning
Ethel Cook
Anna Huston
Murray City
Clare James
Henry Sowers
Indiana
Joshua Matheny Jr
John Frenko
Margaret
Akron
Mary Fearnis
Creeks in Reedsville Area Run High After July Rain
REEDSVILLE The Fourth of July rain caused creeks to rise beyond levels not seen in years. A steady downpour for about 20 minutes swelled waterways as residents note a dramatic flood-like surge in local streams. Oliver Hertford, famed author artist and playwright, dies at 72 in New York after a long career shaping New York's cultural scene.
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Reedsville
Edna Stewart
Oliver Herpord
New York
Oliver Hertford
Old New York
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