M Black Diamond Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers
Murray City news item reports the M Black Diamond Rebekah lodge held an installation for the coming term with officers P.N.G Ruth Carsoner N.G Clara Hellyer V.G. Margaret Seaman and many others. Local Ladies Aid met for quilting with thirteen members present. Numerous personal notices list visits, travels, illnesses, and family events across Nelsonville Glouster Columbus Pittsburgh Detroit and Logan with many relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Black Diamond Rebekah Lodge
P.N. G
Ruth Carsoner
N. G
Clara Hellyer
V.G
Margaret Seaman
Mary Ann Dyson
Millie Brown
Alice Hardy
Effie Jonas
Hamden Nutt Visits and Local Socials Across Hamden
Hamden Nutt, student nurse at White Cross hospital Columibus, visits with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nutt. Mrs. Lida Schurtz and daughters Mary and Ruth travel to Orland after days with relatives, then return to Lancaster. Mrs. H. F. Morehead and family visit, with Mrs. O. C. Morehead accompanying for two weeks. Various local ladies host and attend missionary society events and birthday gatherings. Names include Miss Nel George Evans host, Marion Dye, Mrs. Harry Messick, Elizabeth Pisley, Amanda Heskitt, Mrs. Graig of Dayton, Miss Flora Campbell, Wil Ham birthday observance, and a long list of Hamden and nearby residents attending socials and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyntha Hamilton
Martha, McArthur
Hamden
Horn
Nel
George Evans
The
Missionary Society
Hamden-Wellston Pike
Marion Dye
Harry Messick
Springfield
Mesdames
Elizabeth Pisley
Amanda Heskitt
Columbus
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church of
Charley Roberts
Ottie Saltz
John Smith
Pat Prose
George Mitchell
Etta Hughs
Hester Walters
Mae McGinniss
Alice Payne
Graig
Dayton
Flora Campbell
Wil Ham
T. C. Lewis
Main Street
Ralph Sunnafrank
Mancel Wils
Clarence Salts
Russell Willerson
Edgar Hartsough
Matthew Lewis
Edward Craig
Gould Garder
Claire Orton
Merrill
George White
Marietta
Plains News Items Reflect Summer Visit Busy Week
The Plains, July 4 report says Ham Moore of Wellston visits son Harry and family. Worth Dicken and kin visited relatives in Carbon Billone. Mrs Alfred Ely and Colum bus along with Dan Harrison attended Mrs Jeff Harrison's funeral and visited Dave Aleshire before returning home. Sarah Seiples and daughters Mary and Louise of Athens visited Ed Michaels. Elza McGranor on vacation painting his house. Mrs William Moore of Wellston visits Eda McCall. Grover Nagle of Athens and A. B. Humphry groups spend Wednesday with Zine Courtney. Roger Humphry, 12, a Plains pupil, mends wood and steps during vacation and notes pupils should improve time instead of acting as golf caddies. Mazelie Stephens works as nurse at Sheltering Arms hospital in Athens. Miss Shannon Weatherby Thomas Hoover and Leslie Davis of Athens attended the funeral for Mrs Jeff Harrison. Will Hamer returns from Columbus to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham Moore
Wellston
Harry
Worth Dicken
Carbon Bill
Alfred Ely
Columbus
Dan Harrison
Clifton
West Virginia
Jeff Harrison
Dave Aleshire
Sarah Seiples
Mary
Louise
Athens
Ed Micheals
Elza MecGranor
William Moore
Eda McCall
Grover Nagle
Zine Courtney
A. BM. Humphry
the Plains
Lson
Roger
Heriman Humphry
Charles Loomis
Logan
VW. A
Meigs County
Roger Humphry
the Plains School
Mazelie Stephens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Shannon
Weatherby
Thomas Hoover
Leslie Davis
Willoughby
Will Hamer
Busy farm life and local notices in Sharpsburg
Farmers plow the weedy corn while wheat is cut and cherries are gone across Sharpsburg. A new parsonage rises in Mt Herman. Local visits include Mrs. Leotx Strode at Elliott homecoming and Mrs. Lucy Huffman visiting Nelsonville. A 4-H meeting with Vera Strode, plus several family and social visits, and a newborn son Arch McCune named Dallas William. Multiple trips to nearby towns and a lingering illness noted for Grace Gloor, while Mrs. Strad remains bedridden.
Reynolds Family Returns Home After Visit
Kimberly IMBERLY July 14 report that Mr. K and Mrs. Cecil Reynolds and son Junior returned to Dayton after spending a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Brooks of Haydenville were the guests Sunday of the Reynolds family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imberly
Cecil Reynolds
Junior
Dayton
Jess Brooks
Haydenville
Local social notes from Burr Oak area and Nelsonville visitants
A collage of brief social updates lists residents and guests in Burr Oak, Nelsonville, and surrounding areas. Frank McGuire, Mrs. Grant Post, Eva Ivers, and families from Pomeroy are noted among callers. Homes are being remodeled and moves, visits, and family arrivals are recorded through midweek.
Nelsonville Social Notes Mention Rosa Brown Visit
Mrs Rosa Brown was shopping in Nelsonville on Wednesday Miss Virgenes Smith of Nelsonville was the Sunday guest of Francia Brown here Mitchell and Rollie Howe of Nelsonville attended church here Thursday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Brown
Nelsonville
Virgenes Smith
Francia ‘Brown
Mitchell and
Rollie Howe
Local Notices and Visits Round a Mt Liberty Area
Cutler, July H three and Mrs John Jarvis and son motored to Marietta Friday. Many attended the dance at Henry Welch's home Monday night. Pauline McAfee spent the end of the week with her parents. Miss Kate Sherman has gone to Barberton for employment. Mr and Mrs Esmond Root and son were Sunday visitors at Orio Jarvis. Mrs Charles Miller and Miss Edna Evans attended the musical at John Jarvis home Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Martin and family motored to Marietta Sunday. Roy Miller and Miss Edna Evans of Athena were guests of Charles Miller last week. Mrs Gordon Welch and son of Akron spent the past week with Mrs Etta Bailey. Horace Jarvis spent the Fourth with his parents. Mr and Mrs Charles Burke visited at William Lecey’s Sunday. Mt Liberty Good Luck club met at Lucille Howell’s Tuesday. Layman O Neal family visiting Highland Root Sunday. Mrs Gordon Welch returned to Akron after visit with her mother, Mrs Etta Batley. Mr and Mrs Robert Kelly and children were visitors in Coolville Wednesday. Earnest Greeney and daughter Florine visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Taylor Sunday. Frances Sherman and Cecil Wright of Barberton visited Sherman parents over the Fourth. Grace Robert and Clyde Kelly visited Sherman Sunday. Noah O'Neal, who worked in Ireland, returned home. Mr and Mrs Floyd Welch and son visited Welch’s parents. Noah O’Neal. Katherine Sherman has gone to Barberton for employment. Saturday, Mrs Elgert Embrey and daughter McLeish visited Miss Cora Willams. Elgert Embrey, Fultonham, spent the end of the week at his home in McLeish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton
Veronica Storer
Mary Chivers
Glouster
Charles Strum
Columbus
Henry Nutter
James Bland
Nelsonville
Emma Snedden
New Straitsville
Noah Sommers
Frances
Quinten Quinn
Mary Riges
Bernice Valkinburg
Detroit
Hugh Riggs
Storer
Lucy Ward
Ward
White i Cross
Hospital
Earl Storer
Harold Potts
Collumbus
Carl Carsoner
Ison Ralph
Buffalo
Louie Sabo
Robert Bell
Billy
Logan
William Loyd
John Hopkins
Akron
Mabel Neely
Bob
Joe Weatherburn
Stella Weatherburn
Thomas Taylor
Barberton
Wilson
New Strattsville
James Madden
W. T. Poling
Willam Poling
Pearl Seaman
Blanche Bartoc
Buchtel
Lola Sells
Jane
St. Louis
Missouri
George Brooker
Beryle Mills
Dolly
Lillian
California
Thomas
Mt. Liberty
Lucille Howell
Layman O'Neal
Highland Root
Gordon Welch
Earnest Greeney
Florine
Ralph Taylor
Frances Sherman
Cecily Wright
Miss Sherman
William Sherrman
Grace Robert
Clyde Kelly
William Sher
Noah’ O'Neal
Ireland
Hi Helen Cordray visits Mannington and Fellowsville trip
Hebbardsville July 14 Helen Cordray returns home from Mannington West Virginia after a month visiting. She spent the Fourth week with Miss Marion Caine in Fellowsville and was accompanied home by Miss Alta Cordray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebbardsville
Helen Cordray
Mannington
West Virginia
Marion Caine
Fellowsville
Alta Cordray
Union On The Hill In Local Satire From A. I. Shedden
A July 14 satirical column laments a delayed rural newsletter due to an oversight. It mixes political jabs about Hoover and Smith, playful sketches of election characters, and local color about skeeters and lantern moths. John Herron of New Marshfield is noted as a weekend guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Lee
Crick
Treeley
John Herron
New Marshfield
John Shredden Jr
Local People and Visits Across Regions
Mr and Mrs Warren Sisson hosted relatives on Sunday with the lat ters parents Mr and Mrs Mort McKnight visiting. W D Hopkins Harry Haning and Vinton Jewell traveled to Pomeroy on business. C H L Jewell and daughter Don went to McArthur for dental work. Mrs Sarah Swearingen from Charleroi spent time with J L Rawlings and family. Mrs W E Reeves visited the Tewksburys in Albany. Allen Coe and Ed Worman of Albany were here on business. Mary Frances Carpenter visited Wildamae and Wanda Starkey. Mr and Mrs Harry Dudgeon and two children visited with Dudgeons' father Howard Nichols and wife near Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Reeves
Andrew Tewksbury
Albany
Allen Coe
Ed Worman
Mary Frances Carpenter
Wildamae
Wanda Starkey
Harry Dudgeon
Dudgeon
Howard Nichols
Alibany
Regular meeting and new member at Marshfield MP church
Marshfield July 14 regular meeting of the MP church held at Mrs Harold Stright home. President Mrs Fred Hoodler led devotionals and a program followed the business hour. One new member added. Tea cream and cake by honorary member W G Hoodier. Dorothy Frank hosted the 4 H Sewing club. Bake sale by Dorothy Frank at Dixon's Hardware. Several local residents visited relatives and attended events in Athens Columbus Carbondale and Rockbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
W. EL
Albany News Items CLASS MEETING LEANY July 14
Local notes report a church class meeting of the A M E group on Monday evening inviting all members and husbands. James and Winifred Rickey hosted Sunday school class from their home with outdoor games. Ice cream social planned on Baptist church lawn July 21. A noon dinner honored visitors Jesse Ranney and Frances Sampson from Los Angeles with school memories and photo reminiscences. Numerous attendees from McArthur, Columbus, Athens, and nearby towns are listed in personal mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leany
Am. E. Church
James
Winifred Rickey
Halen Zimmerman
Bessie
Dorothy Barnhouse
Mary Ellen Andrews
Eugene Barnes
Don Weimer
Charles Ennis
Richard Eliott
GC. N. Jones
Hastess
Baptist
H. C. Milhon
Flora Dowd
Columbus
Dalley
Ops
Jesse Ranney
Frances Sampson
Los Angeles
Calif
Ohio
McArthur High School
Los Angels
Pearl Elzabeth Sampson
Maude Sampson Flee
Bertha Holland Fletcher
Hattie Brine
Dowd
Amanda Lantz Evans
Annabelle Coe
Athens
Cynthia Sprague
Hamilton
Blanche Duskirk
iCeph Lindley
Will
Frances Reynolds Llamil
John W. Neffefston
Annie Dow
Jacobs
Chicago
Arthur
Eva Foreman Zetl
W. L. Neff
Nelsonville
Myrtle Huds — Pontius
Anna
Alena
O. D. Dalley
Lyons
Martindill
Wellston
Syracuse News Items
Syracuse items note Miss Cousin Eva Neage and family Edith Edwards en route to Mrs L J and has returned from a Niagara Falls trip with her mother Mrs Rebecca Wood and brother John Bowles. Eastern points ended with Rev Howard Dibhard and family returning to Athens after visiting Irving Karr and others. Mrs Virgil Campbell hosted The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. Mary Glidden returned to Columbus to work after vacation. Doris Shumway left for East Liverpool. Mrs Lillian Moore and two daughters spent time at Midile port. Mr and Mrs Virgil Campbell to Charleston. Mrs Helen Stright enjoyed a picnic with the Nelsonville crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Neage
Edith Edwards
L. J
Charleston
Zanesville
Niagara Falls
Rebeccs
Wood
John Bowles
Howard Dibhard
Jamily
Athens
Thomas Edwards
Irving Karr
Fer
Ella Edwards
Edwardatiss Grace Ba Wiliams
William Williamsinig Grande
Darwin
Virgil Campbell
Isoriety
Asbury M
Gladys Karr
Monlchurch
Columbus
Thome
Harvey Holter
Hortense Howell
Mary Glidden
Walter Castos
Meda Mcbaniel
Prjon Mill
Howard
Doris Shumway
Anna Karr
East Liverpool
Earl Nease
Lillian Moore
George Moore
Midileport
Fois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hocking Valley
Messenger
Murray City
AID
Ladies' Aid Society
Emma Castell
Sadye Chivers
Ica Strum
Joan Cook
Lizzie Ker
Mary Bush
Cora Walters
Mattie Ralph
Lizzie Swyers
Minnie Hoy
Carrie Acker
Bell Baird
George Hamer
James Hamer
Ida Wyman
M. E. Church
Conrad Wein
Mary Jane
Howard Frazee
Pittsburgh
Jay Hamer
William Smith
Harry Stage
Ajesta Bauers
Lou Banera
Bert Poling
Elizabeth
Youngstown
William Polling
Peart Teaman
Henry de Stegue
Ror Storer
Ralph Hamer
Howard Bush
Ruth
Wears
Penn
Logan Thurs
James Smart
Day
iCharles Hoffman
H. B. Shut
Stanley Upton
Twotleworth
Maniyville
Shuttleworth
the Plains News
Sharpsburg
Harpsburg
Mt. Hermon
Leotx Strode
Elliott
Lucy Huffman
George Hanson
Vera Strode
Jane Linsestt
Towa
Rufe
Robert Grimes
Howard Harris
Bartlett
Viola Tuttle
Armstrong
Harris
Arch McCune
Dallas William
H . Burns
Daisy
Frank Bardin
Elisha Keney
Union
Barlow Fairgrounds
Cincinnnati
Jack White
Fat
Myron Keney
Hiram Thompson
Pomeroy
Vislt
Tompson
Grace Gloor
Senor George
C. T. Strad
Kimberly
Arthur Coff- Kimberly
Mecca
Sita
Albert
Padahit
Arch Brooks
Ralph
Post
Cutler
Hebbardsville
Coolidge
Boy Seos
Superior
Wis
Donald Kunsman
White House
Brule River
A. i Shedden
al Smith
Feiler
Hoover
Smith
T Koow Shell
Kansas
Marie
Wichita
Geo. R. Bailes
FERD
Auto Supply CO
Qhie
Misa Dorothy Frank
Dixon's Hardware Store
C. E. Baughman
Helen
Art Conkry
Hazel Frank
Carbondale
Hewett
Toledo
Illa. Jackson
Vergil Baughman
Charne
Will. Merritt
Syracuse
Heleni Stright
Johns Puick Russell
Nith
Truro
Erskine
F. O. B. Factory
Frank A. Moler
Athens, Ohio
Ropay
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