Albany board fills vacancies in teaching corps
The Albany school board in regular session filled all vacancies in the teaching corps. New hires include Miss Lackett for first and second grades, Miss Minnie Martin for third through sixth, Miss Hazel Lewis for seventh and eighth, Mr. Lawless for junior high, and Miss Florence Withers as domestic science teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany School Board
Reeder
Lasch
Coe
Lindley
Stanley
Epeland
Stewart
eFor
Lackett
Gence
Minnie Martin
Will Martin
Hazel Lewis
Albany
Lawless
Rio Grande College
Florence Withers
Martins Ferry
Ohio University
Personal notes from local residents travel and family updates
Personal items report Charlie Brown and Mrs Ed Lasch visiting New Straitsville to see Mr Browns ill relative. Mr and Mrs Perry Russell announce birth of a son on July 18. Lelia Roberts on vacation from Goldsberry’s department store. J Jordan family visit Columbus relatives. Mrs M L Cottingham visiting Middleport parents. Augusta Masketer returns from eight week visit with Jesse Vorhes Akon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Brown
Ed Lasch
New Straitsville
Mr. Brown
Lasch
Perry Russell
Lelia Roberts
Goldsberry É O
Columbus
J. V. Jordon
Eeos
Jordon
M. L. Cottingham
Middleport
Cottinggieyham
Augusta Masketer
Jesse Vorhes
Ak~ron
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Fragmentary OCR notes show a religious or ceremonial phrase about faith or prayer. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or events to identify a specific person place or date. No full sentence or context is available for a reliable summary.
Community Society Entertainment At Allen Home
The Aid society held a meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs L H Allen with thirteen members and fifteen visitors attending. After devotions and business, ice cream and cake were served and plans for the August 13 picnic at the Lawrence chapel were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
L. H. Allen
Lawence Chapel
Car backs over boy. broken leg in Harrisonville
Harrisonville incident reports Eugene Wyatt backing a car injuring his little brother who was climbing a wagon, a broken leg treated by Dr. Hawk of Downingston. The rest of the item lists local society notes including a funeral at Presbyterian church for R. M. French and various visits and events across town.
Wilson Plans Harness Shop Next to Stanley Cement Building
Pearl Wilson builds a storeroom at the south end of his residence beside Howard Stanley's cement building and purchases tools of the late Barry Brooks to run a repair and harness shop. A waterworks decision to drain the city tank has left no water supply for cement repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Wilson
Howard Stanley
Wilson
Barry Brooks
Goldsberry Store Completes Ninth Year in Albany
The Goldsberry department store reports closing its ninth year in Albany. Campbell's Grocery begins its first year in Albany as inventory wraps up by Wednesday and business continues as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsberry Department Store
Goldsberry
Albany
Campbell's Grocery
Torch Residents Welcome New Teachers and Visitors
Torch and nearby towns greet new teaching assignments as Mr. and Mrs. Guy Secoy resume teaching duties in Troy township with Ireland and Torch schools. The Deweeses return from extended travels through Colorado Springs, Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines, and Chicago, visiting Marion and Columbus on the way home. Guests include Mrs. Verna Anderson, Mrs. Bertha Hooper and daughter Helen, Mrs. Freda Gillan, and Mrs. M. A. McGrew with W. W. McGrew family from Glouster. Visiting relatives Joins Rev. I. A. Mair of Marietta and family for weekend in Torch and church. Roscoe Simmons, Lawrence Simmons, and Weston niece visit W. W. Simmons. Mrs. Ira Barrows hosts a Sunday school gathering with songs and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Secoy
Troy Township
Secoy
Ireland
Torch
George Dewees
Colorado Springs
Kansas City
Omaha
Des Moines
Chicago
Marion
Columbus
Verna Anderson
Bertha Hooper
Helen
Freda Gillan
Fred
Weston
W. W. Simmons
Ira Barrows
Local social visits noted in Burr Oak area
Burr Oak residents and visitors reported Saturday and Sunday calls among families including Fred Fisher Helen Post Richard Post Faye Ivers Grace Ivers Jane Henry Lizzie Pierce and Frank Chappelean. Ada and Juanita Latta returned from Columbus after visiting Earl Roberts. Homemade ice cream hosted by Eva Ivis with Gertrude Ryan Floyd Dawson Helen Leather Eugene and Richard Post present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fisher
Helen
Richard Post
Hooksville
Faye Ivers
Grace Ivers
Richard Frazier
Hickman
Corning
Gertrude Ryan
Leather Post
Ada
Juanita Latta
Columbus
Earl Roberts
Grant Post
Jane Henry
Lizzie Pierce
Crooksville
Frank Chappelean
Glouster
Route 2
Eva Ivis
Floyd Dawson
Helen, Leather
Eugene
Coolville Social News Recaps Visits and Events
A flurry of weekend gatherings and travels across Coolville includes Mr. and Mrs. O. Covey of Rockland visiting J. I. Jarvis family, Lawrence Lobdel and Mrs. Bingman hosting relatives, and multiple couples from Columbus Huntington and Belpre sharing meals, church picnics, and supper on church lawns.
Weekend visits and church service noted in Amesville area
New England Mr and Mrs Ernest Grosvenor of Amesville called on relatives Sunday. Communion service at Presbyterian church next Sunday at 10 30 AM. A large attendance expected. George and Charles Wharff of Glouster visited their brother H H Wharff last week. A J Gould and sons visited home folks over Sunday. Mr and Mrs C H McKinley of Columbus were guests of a mother and sister here. Champion Livestock club to host an ice cream social at H H Starlin farm Thursday evening. Miller Run road work began Tuesday. Mr and Mrs E H Kinkade and daughter Octa were guests of Mr and Mrs W H Morrison Sunday. Mrs E W Cunningham and children of Guysville visited relatives here Sunday. An ice cream social was held at Cecil Adams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Grosvenor
Amesville
Presbyterian Church
George
Charles Wharff
Glouster
H. H. Wharff
A. J. Gould
C. H. McKinley
Columbus
Champion Livestock Club
H. H. Starlin
Miller Run Road
E. H. Kinkade
Octa
W. H. Morrison
E. W. Cunningham
Guysville
Cecil Adams
Henry Peacock
Frank Swingle
Nelsonville
John Dyson
Lancaster
Pearl McClellan
Giouster
Mark Shelton
Albert Storer
Calvin Wright
Miss Magdalene
Maria Byron
John Cope
Ethel Donly
Ruth
Charlies Strum
Zenna Newman
Zanesville
Geneva Smathers
Buchtel
Mike Lopez
M. E. C. Club
William Smith
Methodist Church
Charles Ralph
Charles Stratton
Summerland Beach
Clarence Vansicke
America
George Vansickle
Vance Stewart
Emerson Evans
Marian Shastal
Harry Johnson
Josephine Weese
John Morrall
Florence
Laura Larimer
Mode Lewis
Eugenia Powers
Jobs
White Cross Hospital
Steil Peacock
James
Chaun
Local residents share weekend visits and health news
Lucille Tate of Hocking spent Thursday with Neva Hawk. Dan Harrison and son Dave of Clifton WVa are visiting the former's parents this week. August Olson and Ernest Whit latch work near Lancaster. Wilbur McDonald left for Springfield. Joe Gully and family and Ash ford Matheney enjoyed a fishing trip and picnic Sunday. Fred DeWeese joined his wife and two sons in Mansfield after arriving at George Gabriel Sr. home. Wealthy Parbit Tate is recovering from appendicitis in Mt. Carmel hospital. Hutchins visit Bowlbys near Webb Summitt and later spend time in Logan with relatives. J K Brow improves after illness. Harry Porter travels to Columbus to be with his wife. George Gully Jr. diagnosed with appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Tate
Hocking
Neva Hawk
Dan Harrison
Dave
Clifton
W. Va
August Olson
Ernest Whitlatch
Lancaster
Wilbur McDonald
Springfield
Joe Gully
Ashford Matheney
Fred DeWeese
George Gabriel, Sr
Mansfield
Wealthy Parbit Tate
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Joe Hutchins
Bowlbys
Webb Summitt
Hutchins
Logan
Seth Robinson
Roscoe Shields
John Gabriel
Joe Bradshaw
Scott's Creek
J. K. Brow
Harry Porter
Columbus
George Gully
Visitors at Maples Country Home Sunday
Those visiting the country home of Mr. and Mrs. James V. Maples Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stoneking and daughter Lillian of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Howard, Mrs. Lucy Six and son Raymond, Mrs. Hazel Erich and daughter Helen of Chauncey, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bobo of McDougal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James V. Maples
Floyd Stoneking
Lillian
Pomeroy
Clifford Howard
Lucy Six
Raymond
Hazel Erich
Helen
Chauncey
Harry Bobo
McDougal
Hockingport Rev Dye to Hold Biweekly Services
Rev Harry Dye of Coolville will conduct services at the local church every two weeks on Tuesday evenings during the hot weather season. The community notes include visits and gatherings from Athens, Parkersburg, Vas sar Mich., Weston and Hast Ling. The Blackburn home was struck by lightning and burned. neighbors aid with money clothes and food while a temporary house is built.
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Harry Dye
Coolville
Harry Stalder
Mary
Athens
Lew Humphrey
F. A. Dutton
Beathal Buchanan
Tom Munchmeyer
Robert
Washington
Clara Wells
Parkersburg
George Parker
Myrta Adams
Little Hocking
Ralph Grinnell
Vassar
Mich
Herbert Dutton
E. A. Dutton
Logan
Walter Dutton
Hast Lansing
Dutton
Roscoe Simmons
Lawrence
Mamie Clem
Weston
J. W. Simmons
Robert Randolph
R. Ritter
Lon Snyder
Ansley Blackburn
Blackburn
Social visits and upcoming Mills school house ice cream social
Carthage Mrs Lenna Wood and children of Athens visited the Mc Daniels. Miss Elizabeth Potter visited Athens. Miss Goldie Burton attends a course in Parkersburg. Miss Norah Hawk visited Miss Helen Jeffers. An ice cream social at Mills school house next Wednesday night July 22 benefits club girls. Mr and Mrs O L Davis of Letteridge and Mr and Mrs Leslie Norris of Athens were Sunday guests of the Gaston family. Athens visitors were the Jeffers and family Thursday. Mrs Itha Allen and baby Elinora were Sunday guests of the Gaston family. Mrs Ed Clark and son Ray were Sunday guests of the Cook family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenna Wood
Athens
R. E. McDaniel
Elizabeth Potter
Goldie Burton
Parkersburg
W. Va
Norah Hawk
Helen Jeffers
Mills School House
O. L. Davis
Letteridge
Leslie Norris
Lea Gaston
G. H. Jeffers
Itha Allen
Elnora
Mreien
Gaston
Ed Clark
Ray
Raymond Cook
Amesville Guests Visit Families and Community Events
Amesville residents host relatives from Cambridge and nearby towns. Mr. Ervin Wooley, longtime American Telegraph employee, visits with his sister’s family. Joseph Potter and daughter Dana stay with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Potter. Friday a chicken dinner honors school friends. attendees include Roxie Brenz Kelsey Case Nora Lydenburg Dorothy Kentner and others. Sunday picnic at J. W. Sedgwick home draws Glen Sedwick Ray Sickle Mamie Dille and more. Church Ladies Aid plans a lawn social. Aug 6 marks the 108th John Henry settlement anniversary with Dr. John Henry and Miss Clara Henry. Mrs. Anna Wilson and daughters Kathrine Martha along with Mrs. Martha Doorall visit G. Q. Linscott. Virgene Wilson returns home after attending school.
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Ervin Wooley
Cambridge
Harry Keefer
Wooley
Ames
American Telegraph Company
Joseph Potte
Dana
W. E. Potter
Riley Thompson
Glen Sedwick
Ray
William Sickle
Mamie Dille
Columbus
Harry Glover
Elmer Dille
Zoe
Bea
Gerald Cunningham
Dean Ellis
Bartlett
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
John Henry
Athens
Clara Henry
Anna (Cellars) Wilson
Kathrine
Martha
Martha Doorall
Mankaton
Minn
G. QO
Linsco
Local social notes list weekend visits and travels
Mrs Henry Peacock and Mrs Frank Swingle shopped in Nelsonville Saturday. Many residents visited relatives and friends across Ohio including Columbus Newark Zanesville Crooksville Gallipolis Detroit Pittsburgh and Wheeling. Names include the Peacock Dyson By ron Stump Mogul Smathers VanSickle and Snyder among others.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed
Widely praised for feminine disorders nerve weakness and backache claims it can aid overworked women and young girls entering womanhood. The advertisement asserts relief after childbirth weakness and post operative outcomes and encourages women to seek the compound’s help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
E. O. Brandenburg
37Th St
Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkeham
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Guy Moore
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Bert Dickson
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Howard Townsend
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Charley
Vera Cnevaner
Harry Carleton
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Coe Swartz
Leslie Morris
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Autmer Ackrey
Edwin Chase
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Will Folleod
C. D. Swart
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Boyce
Marietta
Lawrence Chapel
Dye
Hazel Conley
Cocilville
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A. L. McBee
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W. Chapman
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Harrisonville
Eugene Wyatt
Hawk
Downingston
R. M. French
Brown
Vera Bliggard
Bliggard
Monroe French
Bernice Saulters
Beatrice Wilson
Wesley Howell
East Liverpool
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Frank Halladay
Pauline
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Huntington
William Hunter
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Aid
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Delaware
Belpre
Winfield Russel
Emmett Russell
Watertown
Ross Daugherty
A. C C. Davis
Harold McBride
Anderson Beniz
F. W. Chapman
Leona
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Newport
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Carthage
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Eliza Frazee
Martin Stone
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Homer Gould
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