Murray City Sees Wide Reach of Local Visitors
Local residents host relatives from Nelsonville Columbus and Cleveland while others travel to Detroit and Akron. Many guests visit or return home, with weddings and illnesses noted among families.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1928
Page
6
Local residents host relatives from Nelsonville Columbus and Cleveland while others travel to Detroit and Akron. Many guests visit or return home, with weddings and illnesses noted among families.
Local families visit West Virginia and Coolville camp grounds for vacations. Visitors include Miss Hazel Talley and Columbus guest Miss Mary Hiland. Day camp entertainments at the Presbyterian church. a wiener roast at Syracuse Beach. budget hearing for July 17 at the town school house. Syracuse Bathing Beach opened with picnic tables and amusements. Mrs Olivier Rawings and Betty drive to Covington Kentucky after visits with local families.
Carpenter E A McVay family from Athens called on C H Jewell. Eldon Starkey and family visited Earl Starkey. Fern Radcliff family and I M Swett visited Cc M Radcliff. Emma McClain spent weekend with sister Mrs Singleton Markins. J F Howery family visited relatives near Harrisville. Maggie Swearingen of Athens visited J B Dudgeon. Frank Vale and son Sedwick from Dyesville visited Anna Goff. Mary Virginia Starkey spent time with aunt Mrs Earl Jewell. An Nutting W E Compton and A Eisselstein of Pomeroy called on Agent C H Jewell. An unloader arrived Monday and resurfacing of State Route 143 is being prepared.
Garden Bertha Robinett and Dorothy visited Della Butts last Wednesday. Weatherby family and Hubert Athens stayed with Mrs Mohler’s parents Tuesday night and Wednesday. Goldsberry visited Sam Barnhill last Saturday. Hace Chapple Columbus called on friends Saturday afternoon. Mt Zion A B church to hold quarterly meeting August 4 and 5 with services and a basket dinner on the grounds. Cecil Butts took a trip to Columbus last week. Ambrose Smith Athens doing carpentry for Earnest Howard’s new barn. Frank Lowther painting Adi Von Creamer’s Jerseyville house. Creamer building a new house. Rev Hendrix preached at Zion Saturday night and Sunday morning. Elda Smith Sumner visited home folks Sunday, abet iat busy cutting their eat in this neighborhood.
Hamden residents hosted a string of visitors from Athens Columbus Cleveland McArthur Cincinnati Wellston Lancaster and Portsmouth. Guests included Mr and Mrs C D Burns Mr and Mrs Luther Allen Mr and Mrs George Murdock and others. Family news notes several visits and relatives from across Ohio with trips to Columbus Lancaster Gallipolis and Cincinnati.
Peach Ridge residents report Lily White visiting daughter near Albany and accompanying relatives. The Peach Ridge Bible school closed Tuesday with the final program to be announced. Several families including Perry, Andrews, and White were seen visiting relatives and touring local sites such as Gallipoli bridge.
Lottridge residents and friends gathered at J. E. Pitts home to celebrate the Fourth with ice cream and cake. Visitors included families from Athens, Czar West Virginia, Selbyville and Coolville. Several local exchanges, sermons, and weekend visits are noted among neighbors and relatives.
Funeral services for Mrs James Dennis were held at Millertown church and burial at Monroe cemetery. The column lists births and visits, summer school, a coal testing move, swimming parties, all day church meetings, and local family updates including Post family gatherings and a copperhead snake kill by Willie Stires.
Mr and Mrs Benipple and Warren and Mrs Bob Goodwin and son Garrell spent Sunday in Pom eroy in a casual family outing.
East Liverpool July 11 The National Brotherhood of Operative Potters opened the eighth day of their thirty-eighth annual convention by voting to reject a resolution that proposed establishing an old age pension.
A congregational meeting is set for 3 o clock next Sunday to hire a pastor, with Reverend Evans of Nelsonville to preside. State Street traffic was gravelled Monday to curb dust after several tar applications Saturday. A lightning strike Monday damaged a telephone wire and a tree near John Parsons’s residence on G O Linscott’s farm but caused no apparent injury. Charles Fox moved his derrick from the Strode well to a third well site on the Ed Dean farm Tuesday.
Albany Grange meets Saturday night with a program including roll call, readings, violin solo by Madeline Potter, recitations by Pauline Gillogly and Edna McVay, and talks by several women. Albany High School graduates left Sunday for Mann's Business College in Columbus. a group including Clarence Barnes Rex Wingett William Whaley Leonard Davies and others enjoyed a picnic. Professor A H Dixon and Mrs Dixon visited from Torrington Wyoming. Dixon, former Albany superintendent, spoke at Pleasant Hill homecoming.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Morris returned Monday from Akron after being summoned by the death of their granddaughter Donna Mae Morris nine month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Morris. The child died suddenly of bronchial pneumonia. Burial was made in Kenton.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Dailey welcomed Mrs. Dailey's sister Mrs. Wil Jacobs and her husband McArthur along with two cousins Mrs. Sarah Huhn of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaffer from Chillicothe for a Sunday visit.
Sydnor Fouty was transported last Thursday by Coe ambulance to University Hospital in Columbus for extended treatment and recovery lasting several weeks.
Mrs. Alice Radcliff sold property west of Albany to Frank Hillett who will take possession soon. Filiott works in Lancaster but his family will reside in the new home. Mrs Radclif has moved into the Hiner property on the Athens Albany road.
The Class 90 of the M. E. church will meet Monday evening at the church to entertain the Men's Bible class. All members of the Bible class and the husbands of Class 05 members are invited. A program is in preparation.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth Bowers drew visitors from multiple towns. East Liverpool was represented by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bean, Kenmore by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lean and son Wendell, Batberton by Miss Jennie Bean and Mrs. Clara Lee, Columbus by Mrs. Dora Penebaker, Pomeroy by Mr. and Mrs. Harry F Bean and Florence, Athens by Mr. Sanford Howell, and Athens by Mr. J. H. Gibson and Mr. Clyde Hines.
Mr and Mrs Matt Throckmorton hosted a Hunday picnic in honor of T H McVay of Lingle Wyoming with guests including Lafe Hewitt Carl Wharton Dalia Goodin C P Pearman and Margaret Pearman Ruth Eleanor Hewitt and Ches ter Throckmorton. A large Albany crowd attended the Twilight Land concert by W E Moler a former Albany resident with the Ath ens High School band of twenty two players. Emmet Sweeney and wife Dayton returned home after visiting his parents Phil and Mrs Sweeney and were accompanied to Allensville by Mr
The ice cream sociable originally set for last Saturday evening was postponed to Saturday evening this week at the Hebbardaville school house. Proceeds will benefit the M. E. church there.
Mrs E G Pauley hosted a kitchen shower at Hotel Harner Saturday evening honoring Mr and Mrs Marion Harner Irma Lawson who were recently married. Fifty five guests attended.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Harner and family and Mrs Straight of Morgantown West Virginia visited over Sunday at Hotel Harner.
Miss Georgia Fletcher of Barberton spent weeks with friends in Albany and vicinity. Miss Fern Lewis and Clyde Hooper attended Buckeye Lake and saw the tornado aftermath. Miss Christine Dailey of Athens and Will Reed of Delaware planned a twilight concert. Mr and Mrs Harold Gingher hosted relatives in Columbus. Carl Cross of Logan and Arvilla Farabee of Akron visited Clint Cross. Orrin Reeves and Howard MeeDaniel of Lancaster spent time with C S Reeves. Drue Crow of Lancaster visited her parents. Edward Reeves visited his parents.
Amesville reports a series of family and social visits. The Little Light Bearers of the Presbyterian Sunday school enjoyed a Fourth of July picnic. Relatives gathered at Lewis Morris’s home for a large social event with well filled ballots. Various local residents and visitors, including Mrs C D Henry and son Ralph, Mrs Pat Lochery, Mr Lochery, Mr and Mrs Perry Durfee and daughter, and A G Henry with guests Walter Cartmell and daughter Mary, were mentioned alongside Reverend Dorn’s sermon at the Presbyterian church.
Sunday school class led by Mrs Lena Hawk visited Buckeye for the day. Families from New Philadelphia Murray City and Columbus spent the Fourth with relatives. Local residents traveled to families and institutions for visits and medical reasons.
Ad promises Baalmann's Goa Tablets remove gas in stomach and bowels and relieve pressure and nervous symptoms. Claims digestion improves, heart palpitations vanish, breathing returns to normal, and sleep improves after meals. Endorsed by CLINE PHARMACY with price four dollars.
Eldon Hawk left for Willoughby to seek work. Families from Willoughby and surrounding areas visited, picnicked, and hosted guests across several households. A car accident occurred when an old touring car ditched near Joe Hutchins’ home Saturday night. The group later traveled to Gallipolis for the Fourth holiday celebration.
Pleasant Valley and surrounding towns see families and friends visiting across the region. Numerous names from Parkersburg to Columbus gather at homes in Albany Reinersville and Dowington while others attend a campaign speech by W. E. Moler in Albany.
Bishopville residents report visits by J D McDonald and by James McDonald of Columbus. Charles Milhon and family spent Sunday with Guy Triplett in Trimble. Ace Vincent of Glouster visited Joe McDonald Thursday. J W Moody returned Sunday from a week in Columbus. Mrs P J Stanley and grandson Carmen Lowery spent Thursday with Stellan McDonald.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura products for skin care with phrases about soap ointment and talcum. It mentions free samples and lists items like Cuticura Shaving Stick priced at 25 cents and references Cuticura Laboratories in a fragmented format.
A testimonial from Mrs C F Youxs of Cobleskill New York praises a vegetable compound for improving run-down health and old age symptoms. She notes her husband helped less with chores after taking the product and endorses it for others.
Clinton Massachusetts housekeeper for six who felt miserable during the Change of Life credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says it helped rapidly and she continued her work, inviting inquiries from others.
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