Albany News Briefs Highlight Local Visits And Events
Albany residents socialize with relatives from Columbus and Marion with visits to A H Dixon and Mrs Murphey. The Woman's Suffrage Club hosts its third monthly meeting at Mrs J F Kirkpatrick in Albany. The public learns of local schooling plans, real estate notes and a Shakespeare lecture by Dr Edwin Cribb at the C P church on July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL A. Dixon
A. H. Dixon
Mabel Murphey
Clarence
Columbus
Clara Carpenter
Carpenter
Albany
AB. Murphey
J. Murphey
Corning
Wes Secoy
Marion
Recoy
Western Music
Woman's Suffrage Club of
J. FH. Kirkpatrick
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Mary Uiinehart
HG. Wella
Woman's Suffrage Club
N.T. Dailey
Boxwell
J. I. Police
Board of Education
Mercury
Ohio
Edwin W. Crubb
0. A
Shakespere
C. P
Preas
West Carthage News Briefs and Marital Notices
Local notes report purchases and visits including John Niggemeeyer Jr buying a new buggy and Elza Chalfant losing a horse. A barn at Henry Motel’s farm was struck by lightning with minimal damage. Marriages announced: Ednon G Swartz to Ollie E Lake and Ver Swain to Gertha Bail. Many local relatives are mentioned visiting Jacksonville and Vanderhoof surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. McNeil
J. P
Ednon G. Swartz
Ollie E. Lake
Vanderhoof
Ver Swain
Alfred
Gertha Bail
Parkersburg Visitors and Local Picnic Attendance
Martin Flaherty visited Parkersburg on business Thursday. Locals attended a Tuipers Plains picnic on Thursday. G D Chambers and Coluguer Mise Ethel were Parkersburg visitors Saturday. Miss Bird Vosel of Torch was the Pleasant guest of Miss Grace Barrows Sunday. Rev Willams of Coolville preaches here next Sunday at 7 00 p.m. Mrs Alice Flaherty and children of Belpre visit relatives nearby. Mrs Ida Cubbison and daughter Miss Laura visited relatives near Little Hocking Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Flaherty
Parkersburg
Dusiness
Tuipers Plains
G.D. Chambers
Coluguer Mise Ethel
Miss Bird Vosel
Torch
Grace Barrows
G. W.self
A. E. Finn
Bellville
Willams
Coolville
Alice Flaherty
Belpre
Ida Cubbison
Laura
Little Hocking
Millfield Children’s Day Exercises Held at Aston Church
Evening program featured music vocal solo by Harry Theophilia of Gloucester. Recitations include Mothers Ginger Bread by Juaneta Lynch and Roy Manlin, The Rose Class Greeting and Flower Saute, and No Sects in Heaven by Mary A. Lewis of Albany. Dialogues cover Welcome to the Flowers and The Missionary Meeting. Numerous young performers participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aston Church
Harry Theophilia
Glouster
Juaneta Lynch
Roy Manlin
Vuct
Mabel Learned
Jheart Uarich
Sladalene Labugh
Lillie Whitield
Little Wemmer
Lenore Lahugh
Mollie Lahugh
Charles Hanlin
Edith Wemimer
Church of the Anointed
Pearl Earich
Mary A. Lewis
Albany
Sugar Creek Notes Tie to Local Visits and Farm Work
J W Slaughter recent guest of Miss Carrie Closter. Miss Clark of Nelsonville visits Miss Lyllian Laughlin. Junod busy with reaper in local wheat fields. Carrie Junod of Athens visiting grandparents C P Cleater. Local youths attend Harvey's grave Fourth of July picnic. Elma Paul of Athens and Effie Howard of Hixon visit Miss Florence Harvey. Sugar Creek residents attend Michaels Grove picnic. Mrs Jennie Harvey and son George of Columbus arrive for several weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs Wm Jaimes of Sand Ridge visit James’ parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Slaughter
Carrie Closter
Miss Clark
Nelsonville
Lyllian Laughlin
B.D. Junod
Carrie Junod
Athens
C. P. Cleater
Athene
Harvey
Elma Paul
Effie Howard
Hixon
Florence Harvey
Sugar Creek
Michaels Grove
Wolf’n Plains
Jennie Harvey
George
Columbus
Wm. Jaimes
Sand Ridge
James
A. A. Stepenson
Community Notes From Shade and Nearby
Social visits dot the week with Miss Lizale Ator of Athens and Miss Blanche Mohler of Albany stopping by. Annie Mansfield of Guysville and Mollie Pierce visit relatives while Elroy Reading’s family hosts visits from Albany. The M E Sunday school plans an ice cream social at the Seminary on Friday July 12 at 6 pm. A severe storm last week struck Freeman Marshall’s residence, burning it to the ground and destroying money and papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Lizale Ator
Athens
Elroy Reading
J. S. Mohler
Albany
Annie Mansfield
Guysville
F. L. Creamer
Blanche Mohler
J. E. Willams
Mollie Pierce
Columbus
Wm. Pierce
M. E
Freeman Marshall
Marchmont Local Notes Include Visitors and Bridges
Marchmont reports B Bacon on the sick list. George Tucker of Meigs county visits relatives. Henry Finsterwald loses a valuable cow last week. Fred Dowler of Columbus visits relatives. Mr. and Mrs John Gillette and Kenneth visit Joseph Jordan. Dr and Mrs Larch and Lucy of Athens call. Mrs Waldo Baird of Canaanville guests here. Mrs Fannie Tucker and Joseph guest of Mr and Mrs Jake Rokers. Byron Calvert hires Asa Sutton of Canaanville to help build new bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Bacon
George Tucker
Meigs County
Henry Finsterwald
Fred Dowler
Columbus
John Gillette
Kenneth
Joseph Jordan
Larch
Lucy
Athens
Waldo Baird
Canaanville
Fannie Tucker
Joseph
Jake Rokers
Byron Calvert
Asa Sutton
Pleasant area note on church services and visitors
Dan Sans and Wic Tedrow visited Pleasant on Saturday. Children’s day services will be held at Graham Chapel on August 11, not July 11. Miss Eva Tedrow of Columbus is vacationing with her parents. Epworth League services will be at Clarks Chapel Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Sans
Wic Tedrow
Pleasant
Graham Chapel
Eva Tedrow
Columbus
Epworth League
Clarks Chapel
Local Notes From Hebbardsville And Athens Visitations
Hebbardsville locals recount weekend visits with Jordan and wife in Athens and several residents traveling to Guyville Albany Columbus and Topeka. A Christian Endeavor meeting is planned at the C P church on Sunday. Lew Rathburn returns from the Philippines with stories and curiosities from his travels.
Local notes from Guysville and surrounding areas
Community brief listing visits and errands across Guysville Athens Parkersburg and Hebbardsville. Names include Bert Hovey J B Smith Laura Inman Wade Lawrence and Miss Nora Light with ties to Albany Reedaville and Frost as well as a peach shipment from this county and a half interest purchase at W H Mohler’s grocery in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Light
Mrs. Baker
Athens
PF. E Imes
Albany
W.H. Mohler
Local Social Notes From Marietta and Nearby Towns
Fay Smith and Leonora Beverage visit friends in Marietta and Marshfield while Daisy Smith visits Miss Emma Metagar in Chillicothe. Howard Holland visits family in Washington Court House as Mayme Wharf returns home from two weeks away. Families from Glouster Chesterhill Hull and Athens join in recent gatherings and a wheelbarrow outing to Happy Hollow ends the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Smith
Marietta
Nancy Saars
Daleton
Dell Norris
Leonora Beverage
Marshfield
Daisy Smith
Emma Metagar
Chillicothe
Mr. Ewers
W. W. Johnson
Chesterhill
Mayme Wharf
M. Holland
Washington C
Howard Holland
Worley Storer
Druggan
Glouster
Preaching at Pratt's Fork U B Church Next Sunday
Report notes preaching at the Pratt's Fork United Baptist church next Sunday evening. It mentions attendees from the area who went to Bearwallow Christian church Sunday evening and recalls Mrs. Dr. Orr suffering a painful injury after stepping on a wall last week.
Community Notes and Social Visits in Amesville
Amesville hosts many visitors and local events as residents record visits from relatives and friends across Athens and nearby towns. The week includes an ice cream social at the M E church on July 26 and multiple families hosting guests from Beverly, Grafton, Columbus, and Marietta while local residents celebrate milestones and minor incidents. A Persian preacher Abraham Merzin spoke at the M E church and the Presbyterian lectured Monday. Luca Moore suffered a broken arm for the second time in a year. Harvey Ball was fined for a fist fight with Albert Wogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladge Wheeler
Rose
Athens
Cc. H. Porter
O. G. Tinker
Trimble
M.E. Church
A. W. Shinn
Qualey
Emma Patter
C. E
Cincinnati
Emma Lanvenburs
Beverly
Emma Pattere
David Dyon
Columbes
D. M
Abraham Merzin
M. E
Presbyterian Church
Ed. Gifford
Frank
Local residents and visitors on social and business trips
Hull J B Christman and wife traveled to Athens on Saturday for business. Mr and Mrs G R Lawrence went to Guysville Tuesday. Stella Caldwell hosts her Parkersburg sister. Emery Bean reports catarrhal fever. Mrs Martha Secoy and children of Guysville visited here last week. Rosa Buck of Guysville visited daughter Mrs Whit Bean. Local youths attended an ice cream supper at Jacob Hawk's Saturday. Mr and Mrs J B Christman plan to move into Uncle Simeon Buck's house next week. George Lawrence hosted guests Daisy Smith Stewart Mary Thomas and two Athens youths Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Christman
Athens
G. R. Lawrence
Guysville
Misa Stella Caldwell
Parkersburg
Emery Bean
Martha Secoy
Daniel Crawford
Stewart
Mary Thomas
Wolf's Plains Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Little Mildred and Howard Sell were on the sick Hat last week. Herbert Brickels of Rendville visited his parents Sunday. E. C. Michael and wife from Luhrig visited relatives over Sunday. Nell Martin of Columbus visiting grandfather Peter Martin and family. Lulu Yontz and two children of Athens visited parents J. F. Davis. Mrs. Rutherford of Rutland staying with daughter Mrs. G. B. Hawk. Children's day services held at the Di, EB, due Sunday ceensig. Large audience attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Mildred
Howard Sell
Herbert Brickels
Rendville
Harper Matheny
Virginia
E. C. Michael
Luhrig
Nell Martin
Columbus
Peter Martin
Lulu Yontz
Athens
J. F. Davis
Rutherford
Rutland
Local Notes On Visitors And School Matters
Misa May Sanderson of Parkers is visiting relatives in the area. Albert Bartlett and wife of Athens were guests of Newton Carsey Sunday. Wheat crops in the vicinity are thinner than farmers expected. The singing school at Graham's Chapel proceeds with Isaac Culloms as teacher. W. O. Lambert of Columbus called on G. W. Christman to discuss county school matters. Money to Loan. Price and Stalder, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa May Sanderson
Parkers
Albert Bartlett
Athens
Newton Carsey
Graham's Chapel
Isaac Culloms
W. O. Lambert
Columbus
G. W. Christman
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John Niggemeeger, Jr
Elza Chalfant
Wood Nickogon
Portland
Jasper Hil
Grant Warren
Alice McNeil
S. RR
Pierce
Jerseyville
T. N. Chalfant
J. BE. Nickason
George L. McNamee
Washington County
Hull
John
Lawrence Niggeemeyer
Henry Motel
T. L. Nickoson
Florence Ludwick
Lovel Bean
Elza Nickoson
Jennie B. Johnson
Baker
Allis Mary Nickoson
Margaret Palmer
Jacksonville
Ireland
Millfield
SHADE
Marchmont
Lysander
Hebbardsville
Jordan
Mive Lenora Masheter
Misa Alle
Guyaville
Visrt
Misa Andree Doreuy
Lomeroy Sa
Kate Knight
Guts Coe
Quincy
Ida Andrews
Blanche George
Town House
W. Erwin
New Lexington
W. Narthrone
John Jordan
Middleport
Christian Endeavorers
C.P
Karl Coe
J. J. Crossen
Daisy Coe
Athena
Bruce Stevenson
Topeka
Lew Rathburn
Philippine Islands
Bert Hovey
Burton
J. B. Smith
Laura Inman
C. A. Whitacre
W. W. Coleman
Harry
Our Village
Wade Lawrence
Frank Nickoson
Minter
Ala
Mr. Pilcher
Pilcher
Alice Masketer
Light
D. E. Russell
B. B. Buck
Mildred
Athens Hospital
Henry Pilcher
Memphis
Tens
H. A. Hatch
Frost
Kenda
PF. K. Coleman
Ira Coleman
Reedaville
J.B. Smith
Amesville
Wolf's Plains
Scott
Scott & Bowne
WES and
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Antarischhefort
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Main Street
Athens County
Alice Michael
Michael
Judson
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