New Systems Gathered By Messenger Correspondents
NEWS OF ALBANY reports July 10 services at the Baptist church with Dr. Nellis, plus a bake sale July 2 by Missionary Aid. Walter Chase buys the Art Stuart restaurant on Union Street. Bridges on the Athens pike reopen as detours end. Local families and visitors from Columbus, Athens, Point Pleasant and Lewisburg are noted among extended visits and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Nellis
Lbany
Baptist Ond
Doutor Nellis
Southern Ohio Baptist District
Missionary Aid of the Baptist Church
J. D. Stewart
Walter Chase
Art Stuart
Union Street
Athens
Chase
Albany
Mr. Stuart
Francia
Bertha Steinmeyer
Columbus
Frank Steinmeyer
W. D. Porterfteld
E. J. Wood
Gwendoline
June
Allen Chester
BR. H. Dorn
Sonia Hager
George Neal
Jéfersonvilla
Médalla
Eva Watt
H. B. Stright
Port Clinton
J. M. Gooper
Mra. Ford Cotaway
Ciara Louise
Zatesseville
Jesse Baughman
Death of Mrs Mary Graham in Huntington
Mary Hurley Graham, aged 88, longtime Albany resident, died in Huntington after living with her sister Mrs Julia fin following moves between Albany and Huntington. The obituary notes she endured a lengthy illness, was married to a Graham, and was beloved by family including Mr and Mrs Cliff Wolfe and a wide circle in Athens and Parkersburg regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham
Mary Hurley
Graham
Andrevs
Huntington
W. Va
Julia
Floyd
Liz Guess
Bila Aix
Garl Jewett
Mary Granam
Harner Rutel
Cliff Wolfe
Columbus
Harry Roots
Pent
McArthur
Wayne Harner
Bobbie
Parkersburg
Richmans
Morgantown
Carl Roots
Athens
Walter Stewart
Everett Gasklag
Miller
Powhatan
Dufla Martin
Clint Graham
Frank Barnes
Guilev
Ray Elliot
C. Wi
Copeland
Stewart
Albany
D. Cline
Marthur Road
Riosure
Grosvenor Street
W. B. Daliey
Akron
Mosuré
J. T. Dall- Hine
Dalley
Sher L. Mosure
Jis
Marion Cain
Cline
Heron Cordray
Pearl
Hebbardeville
Archie Tewksbury
Community Guests and Local Visits Across Ashville Area
Residents hosted guests from Ashville Daytor and nearby towns over Sunday and Monday with celebrations noted for birthdays and gatherings. The week featured hospital news, travel to Rock to mark duties, family visits from West Virginia and Ohio, and multiple social events including music, meals, and a birthday party. local roads receive gravel improvements as summer travel continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springs
Ben Wagner
Holzer Hospil
Gallipolis
Homie
Ray Ansel
WH Wright
Ken Lexington
C. F. Stewart
C. M. Rawlings
Ike Conley
State Hospital
Percy Oakley
Ida
West Virginia
Cart Dotson
Glouster
Mary Blason
Saul W
Albany
Kimble
William Robson
Mra
Viola Battrill
Harry Andrews
Howery
Alvin
Welleburg
CaliVa
Hugh Andrews
Vercoe Andrews
Columbus
Art Soles
Albert Soles
Glilogly
Cinma
Wiliam Newman
Dastroft
Mich
Warren Whitmore
George Newman
Local visitations and social rounds in Beebe area
Beebe residents Mr and Mrs Ray Reot of Poremey visit Mr and Mrs Pete Partons of Haga Ridge. Mr and Mrs Guy France and children, and Mr and Mrs Sam Auf fel Mansfeld visit KH France recently. Mr and Mrs Joseph Conant and Gordon Howard plus Mrs Ed Williams II shop in Stewart Friday. Miss Nellie Parsons shopped in Beebe Thursday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Christy were Sunday guests of the Hatters, Mr and Mrs LC Hopphoman. Pearl Jewel made a business trip to Athens Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Reot
Porefey
Pete] iPartons
Haga Ridge
Guy France
Rghildren
Sam Au Fel Mansfeld
Pire
France
Joseph Conant
Gon Howard
Ed Willams II
Stewart
Nellie Parsons
Beebe
Kenneth Christy
Hatters
LC. Fphopman
Pearl Jewel
Athens
New Marshfield School Board Names Staff For Next Year
The New Marshfield school board in regular session on Tuesday chose the teaching staff for the upcoming year. High school and administration include Guy Dinnsmore as principal Theodore Wingett as Supt R B Barker as agriculture Orpha Dinsmore as music Alice Prudent as home economics Grades include BMay Stanton Man Pierce Mildred Lady and Erma Sprague. Community notes report Grange social attendance and church events with proceeds and programs. Also mentions visits by local families and out of town relatives over the Fourth of July period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Guy Dinnsmore
Theodore Wingett
R. BR. Barker
Orpha Dinsmore
Alice
Prudent
Bmay Stanton
Man Pierce
Mildred Lady
Erma Sprague
Grange
Christian
Frank McDaniel
Local families visit relatives during Fourth of July period
Akron and nearby residents circulated in town visiting kin and hosting guests during the Fourth of July. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis and Mrs. John Lewis of Akron with Kimble and Robins family visitors, Jennie McKinney of Toledo, and the Robins and Blackstone households. Births were announced for Jetty Jane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William McQuain, while the Shingler and Remmett families hosted gatherings with Mace and Law? Petroit connections. George Shingler and H. Etaw hosted guests at a holiday dinner with extended kin from Saint Wearseday and Clintonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Ipritten
Jim Mees F
Akron
John Lewie
Saul Kimble
Battle Creek
Michigan
Wm. Robin
Jennie McKinney
Jennie McKinney of Toledoas Been the Hones Guest of Mr. Nd Mrs. Ira Blackstone
Willam McQuain
Jetty Jane
George Shingler
Ee Remmett MaHaffey
Everett Mace
Family of Law
Petroit
Sats
George Mace
Etaw
Saint
Wearseday
Clairasville
Y Richardson
Billy Whitmore
Margaret Gellegher
Aghvilla
Raymond Erwin
J. W. Rae
Aon
Clyde of
Lancaster
Sie
Bare
Noah
Orsmai
Z. Burt
Marla Nice
Columbus
Ed Nice
Nancey Brandeberry
Marietta
Andrews
Edison Ruth
Athens
Clifford Dillie
Della Davis
Bre
Carl Ozg
Hittia
Marion
Stewart and
Broadwell
Chas. Reeves
Rodney Reeves
Carl Linton
Daryl
Chas. Scott
Nelsonville
Bert Swedzy
Picnia
Wm. Poling
Phil Devoe
Maud Farmer
Detroit
Afra
Pat Lopez
Pete Carrol
Julia Heiner
Cambridge
Geo. Jones
Mary Louise
Julia Dean
Mary
Velma Popocay
Jeff Robinson
Daisy Evans
Hubert Woolard
Marjory Richards
Newark
Mary Poppczy
Glouster
Robert Foster
Charles
Sadie
Rattrday
Pearson
Thensis
Leonard Koenig
Mansfield
Wm. Hardy
Lillian Bilis
Tom Hardy
Granvil Kenney
Wellaburg
W. Va
Keenes
George Smart
Dunede
Ela
Alice
Betty Jane
Fractured ankle from ditch fall treated by Dr. Laughtin
Stewart Mra and W B Montgomery recently suffered ankle injuries after stepping into a ditch while returning home from a neighbor’s across the street. The fracture was set by Dr. Paul R. Laughtin of Guysville. Montgomery returned home Wednesday night from Columbus after the Fourth with her son HE B Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Montgomery
Paul R. Laughtin
Guysville
Amesville Headlines and Local Tidbits From Around Town
Amesville residents rally to help the gas company and rout dark days ahead. A disputed Wolf family incident is declared a rumor, while an adopted Fisher story faces scrutiny. Athens visitors Mrs Allson and daughters stay with friends in Racine. Sunday school picnics, Kings Daughters meetings, and a dog fight injury update fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Hoopers
Robert Fisher
Lucie Linscott
Philips Farm
Hart Strode
Kings Daughters
Clase
Mina Sylia Clark
Inter
Abewas
COOLVILLE NEWS CLASSES MEET AND EVENTS AROUND TOWN
Coolville reports a busy period as classes from Troy High prepare for next year with meetings at local church. Families and educators travel from Columbus Akron and Columbus. many residents host and visit relatives amid Fourth of July and local club activities. The county farm bureau session and a chautauqua attracted attendees though profits were mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Keller
Oolville
Lacey Belle
McLaughlin
Evans
Dye
Torch
Pt. Pleasant
Columbus
Akron
A. B. White
Bretwsters
Chicago Tries Out Concave Streets Plan
Chicago adopts concave streets with a central gutter to drain both sides and reduce curbside flooding. The system cuts costs for property owners and promises safer traffic, championed by Sloan who cites tax savings of 30 to 40 dollars per front foot and a uniform appearance. Franklin's idea on fountain pens is noted as a historical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciicage
Ida J. Sloan
Jda
Board of Local
Imnrovements
Ocean Collinston
Sidon
Chicago
Franklin
Ienk
Benjamin Franklin
Spadd
Pratt's Fork Notes and Social Roundup
Pratt's Fork community brings news of visits and gatherings. Mrs. A Z Smith guests, families travel to Huntington and Athens, residents call on friends in Nelsonville and Glouster. A July 4 homecoming honors Mrs. Reeves, and many locals attend dances, weddings, and funerals in the region.
Three Boys Arrested for Tire Theft in City
Three youths aged between 12 and 15 were arrested Thursday evening by Patrolman T. H. Osey on theft charges involving automobile tires and rims from parked cars. Bound over to Probate court with July 15 hearing set. Tires identified as property of Allen Coe and Richard Webb, returned after owners verified them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Osey
Union Street
Union Station
Osey
Allen Coe
Richard Webb
Coe
Mulberry Street
Webb
Watering Trees Urged by Congressman Davey
Washington July 10 An Ohio congressman and tree surgeon leader Martin L Davey urged ample watering during hot weather to save trees mocking a humane deed. He compared trees to birds and noted they cannot move to find water and depend on human care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Lfe
Con+ gressman Davey
Athens Fishermen Will Go to Canada
A fishing party from Athens plans a two week trip to northern Ontario with Vic Pierce L F Jones A Whaley Frank Gross and Clyde Mansfield. They will drive part way then train into wooded regions and fish at Sand Lake a site rarely visited by tourists due to its inaccessibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Athens
Vic Pierce
L. F. Jones
A. Whaley
Frank Gross
Clyde Mansfield
Ontario
Sand Lake
Proceeds of Sale in Alexander Township Divided by Court
In Common Pleas court Lola Goddin and co plaintiffs sued Dessia Brooks and others over land in Alexander township. Judge Le e. Worstell ordered the proceeds from the sheriff sale to be divided. The property had been sold at sheriff's sale to H. C. Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Township
Common Pleas Court
Lola Goddin
Dessia Brooks
Lee. Worstell
H. C. Brooks
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Tuitan Gift
Charles Brown
Ollie Brown
J. K. Brown
Factory School
Steve Kaufman
Steve
Mike
John
Cleveland
E. Michaels
Henry Clifton
London
Ohto
Paul
Ella Shannon
Athena
Tiptons
Hutchins
Morris
Jack la. Foliette
Adria
Osborn
Attens
A. M. Humphrey
Sam Jackson
Steubenville
Dan Harriton
Clifton
W. Ve
Jeff Harrison
Dave Aleshire
Dave
Aleghires
Buchtel
Wm. Sturgill
Kent
Hiyfo
Coolville News
Ed Staats
Gladys
Frank Weaver
Massiton
A. C. Mills
J. W. Kincade
Edward Sthurens
Will Weaver
Berger
Delta
Schurensberger
Sying
Pauline Daugherty
Pauline Nisley
Tenanys
Lucy
Sirs
C. O. Richytag Daugherty
Ardson
Chauteuqua
Troy Grange Wes
Geesi
Ralph Gillian
A. Howers
Delaware
Ira
Green
C. E. White
Leve
Colum
Rirs
Ralph Hussell
Ton
Elke
Chi Children of Columbus
W. A.kion
Elks
Bingman
Alfred Daugherty
D. FE. Blair
Andy
Carpenter
Fillmore
A.C. Mills
W. Kincade
Doris Bingman
W. A. Bingman
Ella Plowman
Johnstown
J. 7. Durvis
Walter Drescher
Misa Hazel Gilllan
Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lowman
A. McLain
Defiance
Catie
Perry Bingman
Grange Hall
Murray City
Sloan
John J. Sloan
INSET
Eugene Goldsberry
Pearl Knuth
A. Z. Smith
Sarah Goldeberry
Floyd Willaman
Earl Everett
Mell Sargent
Alex Sapp
John Quirey
Flo Blackwell
Chiton Dixon and Son
V. Dixon
Charlie Carsey
Pratts Mark
Pearl Sapp
Frances
Diex Rapp
Mra. Wescott
Vianna Kelly
Mies Bytvia
Anna Tennyhill
Mary Moffman
Draghter Eva
Dec Madden
Een Cunningham
Lucy Frazee
Ralph Waltera
Ray
Trenda
Sohn McGarva
John Walters
Gon Charles
Columbiua
Logan
Frank Walters
Jean
Martha Isabel
James McGarty
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Lilly Murphy
Jim McNamee
Wm. McNamee
Mae
John Weln
Zaleski
Lorren Smith
Chas. Herbst
Clendenon
Sém
Claude
Thomas
Emmett Short
Dire
Short
Middleport
Mike Cléndenen
Miriam Slater
Jack Slater
Harry Jonas
Lawrence Short
Bila Ruthefora
Nelsonsville
Paretta
Alec Eimery
Marton
James Emery
Ike Hoch
Scotidge
Sean
Weaver
Bert
Lydia E Pinkham
Rence Weaver
East Smithfield
Mt. Pleasant
Tal Lydia
Pinkham’s
Cbs
Athens Implement Co
Oldsmobile
Wwe
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