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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1961
Page
11
Hartford residents hosted family picnics at George James home with guests from Gallipolis Mason and Englewood Newell and West Virginia locales. Several relatives traveled from Hollywood to Front Street for vacations while others visited Ohio University and Marshall University for summer terms.
The Ladies Aid of Oakgrove EUB Church met in the church basement with a sack lunch. Members and visitors listed include Mrs. Stanley Adkins Mrs. Dallas Yeager Mrs. Harley Banecutter and Christie Mrs. Taft Boston Mrs. Harry Thompson Miss Virginia Thompson Mrs. Clarence Adkins Mrs. Russell Hoffman Mrs. Lester Adkins Mrs. Ed Fry Mrs. Dwight Gibbs Mrs. Toby Myers and Mrs. Treila Richard. Ercel Brooks visited his daughter Mrs. Charles Brown. Dwight Gibbs hosted Yesta Taylor Betty Gene White and children Sheryl Polla and Andria Dallas Gibbs and Toby Myers. June Litchfield and children visit sister Clarence Yeager. Dan Westenburger returned from Arksville after farm work. Virgil Adkins visited his uncle in Parkersburg. Jerry Lambert and children returned from Japan where he was stationed three years and live with Dennis Raush. Andy Edwards and Frances visited Dennis Raush. Lovenia Rainey hosted son and daughter-in-law Arnold Rainey of Durant Ill and daughter Edna Johnson of Kirkland.
Murray City memo notes visitors and births. Denise Lynn Swyers born July 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Swyers, former Murray City residents. Death reported: C. S. Grant, former resident of Vienna West Virginia, died June 21.
Mrs Earl Cowen Burlingham Darwin Kenda Chaney and Bobby Jones of Burlingham attend ¢-H Camp at Canter's Cave Jackson. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kern and family are visiting friends.
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