Anti Can t 4 H Club Meets At Ward Home
COOLVILLE July 20 The Anti Can t 4 H club meets at Bertha and Lorena Ward with eight members. They plan money for club camp and prep for a play. Next meeting July 21 at Grange hall. Troy grange session July 28 features music readings and discussions. Other local notices list visits and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Bertha
Lorena Ward
Grange Hall
Troy Grange
A. L. Conklin
Reading
Helen Rogers
Wildman Sues Miller Over Labor Pay in Justice Court
James Wildman filed a civil suit against Ray Miller in Justice of Peace court 8 on Friday for money due for labor. After discussion the case was settled without trial with Wildman receiving pay indirectly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wildman
Ray Miller
Justice of Peace
T. McBride
Wildman
Amesville Notes Reflect Local Visits and Events
Amesville and surrounding area residents share visits and news. Ralph Henry of Huntington is home recovering from boils. A wedding in Athens is planned for Mr. and Mrs. Morta l, while a daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dille. Bartlett beat Amesville in a Sunday ball game and several social events are announced at the Presbyterian church and WCTU lawn. Farmers report abundant hay and good wheat. road projects and a Mt Hermon road opening picnic are noted. A dangerous car wreck near Johnson hill prompts repairs and cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. R
W. C. Smith
Frances
Somerset
Cane
Lizzie Moore
Athens
C. R. Dille
Franklin Street
Zane
Gail Harris
Balderson
Berea
Mt. Hermon
Athens- Narietta
Linscott Run
Ohera
Vailey
Bartlett
Amesville
Mt. Hermon Road
Presbyterian Church
Zanesville
Johnson Hill
Athens Road
F. MH. Gifford
Social Roundup of Visitors and Illnesses in Athens Area
Leslie Davis from The Plains arrives to stay two weeks with the Andersons. Jacksonville residents Mr. and Mrs. John Gilett visit the Andersons. Mrs. Mary Messel and two children from Wheeling WV visit sister Mrs. Wilbur Powell who is ill with appendicitis. Miss Dorothy Bricker ill with appendicitis. Henry Hoisington moves goods from Steve Kaufman’s house. Geneva and Endora Stauffer visit near Factory with Ervin Stauffer family. Joe Hutchins and Andy Ballard attend gatherings with local families. Athens visitors include Matheney and Graves families. Joe Gully hosts Clint Graham and Everet Gaston families from Athens. Mrs. Lewis Carpenter returns home from illness at Ed Michaels. Miss Fern Six and the Shannon sisters are seen at Athens. Charles Brown and his children visit Mrs. J. K. Brown in Athens.
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Mary Messel
Wheeling
W. Va
Messel
Wilbur Powell
Dorothy Bricker
Henry Hoisington
Steve Kaufman
Geneva
Endora Stauffer
Ervin Stauffer
Donald
Athens
Harper Matheney
Robert Graves
Joe Gully
Clint Graham
Everet Gaston
Hocking
Lewis Carpenter
Ed Micheals
Rock
Michel Davis
Fern
Misses Shannon
Charles Brown
Children
J. K. Brown
Surprise party honors Mary Beal and Elmer Beal
Pratt's Fork residents report a surprise gathering on Richland avenue Athens for Mrs Mary Beal and her son Elmer. Nearby visits included the Williams family and Joe Smiths while Roy Goldsberry hurried to assist his ill mother awaiting surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Beal
Mary Beal
Elmer
Richland Avenue
Athens
Floyd Williams
Marl Everett
Eva Mae
Walt Williams
Joe Smith
Jerseyville
Roy Goldsberry
Amanda Danis
Alvira Grim
Local Residents Visit Various Families on Sunday
Bedford and nearby communities report Sunday visits by multiple families. George Chaney and Mary Lee hosted. Leo Frost, Val McCumber, and many others in Nelsonville Athens Columbus and Middleport were guests of Hines and Whaley families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chaney
Mary Lee
Leo Frost
Val McCumber
Thomas Mulligan
Donald
Charles
Robert Smith
Nelsonville
Clyde Hines
Athens
Floyd Mason
Columbus
Mra
Guy Lee
Maurita
C. A. Hines
Wreda Whaley
D. A. Whaley
Servetus Hart
Glen Hart
Mar
Ardith
William
Lena Hines
Sidward King
Middleport
Dale Whaley
W. L. Whaley
Social visits and community notices around Athens
Shade Mr and Mrs Jack Sunkle and daughter of Akron visited Mrs Libbie Burson. Daniel Slusher and children from the Garden were guests of Burson. Dorothy Keyes returned home with Mr and Mrs Westcott. Add Creamer stayed with Dell Wilson in Athens. Perry Smith family moved to Mary Kelley home. Willie Weatherby visited 8 S Smith. Emery Chase Frieda Poole and others were guests of Sylvia Ziggafoose. Henry Carper Everett Bissell were guests of Vienna Kelly. Martha McAfee visited S J Smith. Carl Mansfield family visited A K Newman. Rev Proper held service. Forestry boys club met at Charles Westcott home. next meeting July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Sunkle
Akron
Libbie Burson
Daniel Slusher
Dorothy Keyes
Charles Westcott
Westcott
Add Creamer
Dell Wilson
Athens
Perry Smith
Mary Kelley
Willie Weatherby
J. Smith
Emery Chase
Little
Carpenter
Frieda Poole
St. Marys
W. Va
Ed Sells
James Reading
Will Reading
Sylvia Ziggafoose
Henry Carper
Everett Bissell
Ambrosia
Vienna Kelly
Martha McAfee
S. J. Smith
Carl Mansfield
A. K. Newman
Rev. Proper
Forrestry Boys
Local Socials Report From Bethany and Surrounding area
Bethany residents Mrs. Cora Grimes and daughter Bertha shared dinner with Mrs. Martha Petty on Sunday. Doris and Jane Barnhart of Fairview visited their uncle and aunt the Barnharts, while Athens resident Guatus Johnson cared for Mr. John son’s mother. Grain and hay crops are unusually fine this year and Miss Alice Brandeberry hosted guests including Miss Norma Andrews Miss Jane Bildingen of Marietta and Miss Avis Ladd in Bethany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Grimes
Bertha
Martha Petty
Doris
Jane Barnhart
Fairview
Isaac Barnhart
Guatus Johnson
Athens
Johnson
Herman Grubb
Myron Frost
Frost
Doris Grubb
Hull
Wyatt Johnson
Syracuse Oil Field Draws Widespread Interest Near Roush Farm
Syracuse oil men from varied places prowling streets as the W D Roush farm well nears drilling with an estimated fifty to eighty barrels daily. Offsets and more wells are planned soon. Sugar Grove day drew crowds at the Syracuse bathing beach as locals recall Prof A J Flattragan and family. Several readers and travelers, including Charlies Calkins, Clarence Metters, Irving Karr, Lenore Campbell, Mrs Grace Jiden, Tom May, Rebecca Wood, Mildred Memsley, and families, were noted in visits and trips across Columbus Huntington Athens Fredericktown and Zanesville with extended stays and business or family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Calkins
Huntington
Clarence Metters
Thomas Metters
Columbus
C. Y. Bridgman
Irving Karr
Lenore Campbell
Athens
Herbert Stobart
Grace Jiiden
Stand ard Bearers Gather for Annual Meeting in Albany
The Albany Standard Bearers met at the home of president Miss Mary Reeder. Officers elected for the coming year were President Miss Virginia Harner Vice president Miss Evelyn Rorick secretary Miss Gwendolyn Barlow and treasurer Miss Hazel O Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Mary Reeder
Virginia Harner
Evelyn Rorick
Gwendolyn Barlow
Hazel O'Neal
Mission opens tonight at Baptist church services
The Baptist church hosts a mission opening this evening led by Rev. C. H. Stull of Granville Ohio who serves as evangelism superintendent for Ohio. The messages focus on A Man With a Message and A Man With a Purpose and run through next Sunday.
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Baptist Church
C. H. Stull
Granville
Ohio
Methodist Sunday School Class 99 Meets at Church
Class No 99 of the Methodist Sunday school held its regular meeting last Monday evening at the church. Mrs C D Dailey presented a varied program including a vocal solo by Miss Eiva Throckmorton and an address by Mrs Sandusky Woodyard sharing her missionary voyage to Japan experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
C. D. Dailey
Eiva Throckmorton
Sandusky Woodyard
Japan
Motor Party Heads to Canter's Cave in Jackson County
Mr and Mrs George Spring and guests led a motor party to Canter s Cave in Jackson county including Mr and Mrs Gene Potter Mr and Mrs Ed Rickey Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Tewkesbury Mr Wilbur Baughman and families and Guy Wingett and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spring
Gene Potter
Ed. Rickey
Jeffrey Tewkesbury
Wilbur Baughman
Guy Wingett
Canter’s Cave
Jackson County
Ice Cream Social at Hebbardsville Church Next Saturday
The Hebbardsville Presbyterian church will host an ice cream social next Saturday evening to raise funds for the church. Proceeds support church programs and upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church
Local residents enjoy weekend visits around central Ohio
Miss Gwendolyn Barlow visited Carey for an extended stay with J. R. Eyestone and family. Clarence Sweeney drove to Buckeye Lake with Mrs Sweeney and returned home. Everett Lewis of Athens spent Sunday with his parents Will and Mrs. Lewis. Will Welker of Richland Grande traveled to Albany for the ice cream social at Charles Beans. G W Johnson and daughter Margaret were in Columbus. Maurice Hunter and Clyde Hooper with Fern Lewis and Margaret Johnson toured Buckeye Lake Sunday. James Richardson from McConnelsville joined his wife in Albany and returned home with Mrs. Richardson's parents P D Morse for a week at their country home near McConnellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Barlow
Carey
Ohio
J. R. Eyestone
Clarence Sweeney
Buckeye Lake
Everett Lewis
Athens
Will Lewis
Will Welker
Rick Grande
Albany
Visit notes include kin from Cincinnati and Hartford
Arthur Wadsworth and Louis Shank from Cincinnati traveled to visit relatives for ten days. Rev. L O Lineberger of the M B church plans a ten day vacation away from duties, with no sermon next Sunday evening. Miss Virginia Carleton of Hartford W Va stayed Sunday with Misses Lillie and Belle Carleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wadsworth
East Street
Louis
James Shank
Cincinnati
L. O. Lineberger
M. B
Virginia Carleton
Hartford
W. Va
Lillie
Belle Carleton
Community Notes and Family Visits Across Crescent Ridge
Crescent Ridge residents report a Muskingum river outing by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jansen and friends from Jacksonville. Guests Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. John Weiss and family and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kittle. Ohio University student Orpha Draper spent the weekend at home. Newton Russell hosted an old-fashioned dance Saturday. Minnie Miller visits Chillicothe. Preston Wisecup and daughter spent Sunday with relatives. Slone Sayre of Athens visited her parents. Linsey Antle and Joseph Antle hosted relatives Sunday. Henry Draper announces the birth of a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jansen
Jacksonville
Muskingum River
John Weiss
Leslie Kittle
Orpha Draper
Ohio University
Newton Russell
Minnie Miller
Chillicothe
Preston Wisecup
Slone Sayre
Athens
Ed Sayre
Linsey Antle
Joseph Antle
Henry Draper
Local Scene Notes and Obituaries in Harrisonville
Harrisonville residents report workers Howard and Mrs Clark returning home after three months in Dayton. William Jones, four, son of Mr and Mrs Charlie Jones, dies at home in Zanesville and burial follows at Bradbury cemetery. Mrs M E Welch and daughter Marion visit from Herrington Kansas. Bodwell family from Wellston stay several days at Ed Balls. Eugene Wyatt, previously employed in Zanesville, returns home. Edward F Ball celebrates fifty fifth birthday with 150 relatives and friends at church. cake made by nieces Mrs Raymond Webb and Mrs Walter Saylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Clark
Dayton
William
Charlie Jones
Zanesville
Bradbury Cemetery
M. E. Welch
Marion
Herrington
Kansas
Athens Hosts Out-of-Town Guests at Event
Dignitaries and families from Athens and nearby towns attended the gathering. Distinguished guests from Wellston Pomeroy Springfield were listed, including Mr and Mrs Bodwell Mr and Mrs Haning Mr and Mrs Webb Mr and Mrs Saylor and son Mr and Mrs Smith and son Raymond O B Myers and wife with two grandsons and Miss Owens. Charles Haning and wife from Springfield also attended.
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Athens
M. EF. Bodwell
Wellston
KE. P. Haning
Raymond Webb
Walter Saylor
Harley Smith
J. A. Smith
Raymond
Pomeroy
O. B. Myers
Miss Owens
Charles Haning
Springfield
Social visiting in Bates and nearby towns
Edith Brown and sister Helen Sams spent Sunday evening with their parents, Elbert and Mrs Sams. Ruth Cranmer of near Delaware visited Mildred Pugh, while Lena Sams stayed with Ruby and Vera Tippie. Villa Tippie and nieces Anna Margaret and Ula Mae Ashton of Athens visited Eva Brown. Laura McClain and Ralph visited sister Mrs W Batie of Jerseyville. Lena Sams hosted Eloshia Eton from New Marshfield, and Grace Pugh visited aunt Mrs A R Hawk of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Brown
Helen Sams
Elbert Sams
Ruth Cranmer
Delaware
Mildred Pugh
Lena Sams
Ruby
Vera Tippie
Villa Tippie
Anna Margaret
Ula Mae Ashton
Athens
Miss Tippie
Eva Brown
Laura McClain
Ralph
W. Batie
Jerseyville
Eloshia Eton
New Marshfield
Grace Pugh
A. R. Hawk
Aid society of the Lawrence M EF church meets at Runni home
The Aid society of the Lawrence Memorial EF church held its monthly meeting at Mr. and Mrs. L T Runni home with twelve members and four visitors. Quilting was the feature. Ed Byron of Stewart drilled water wells for L H Allen and Robert Sharp moved his machine to the CO L Davis lot. Several attended Coolville camp meeting, Sunday school at Lawrence chapel at 9 AM, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp and family visited Runni Saturday. The Rhodehaver sisters returned to Guyeville after visiting Mrs. L H Allen. Mrs. Lucy Windsor left for Beebe to stay with her daughter Mrs Charles Townsend. Wayne Sharp spent a few days with Ed Bailey in Stewart.
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Aid Society of
Lawrence M. EF. Church
L. T. Runni
Ed. Byron
Stewart
L. H. Allen
Robert Sharp
CO. L. Davis
Coolville
Lawrence Chapel
Lennie
Glenn
L. T. Runnion
Helen, Hazel
Mable Rhodehaver
Guyéville
Lucy Windsor
Charles Townsend
Beebe
Wayne Sharp
Ed. Bailey
Local Notes From Hansford and Nearby Areas
Visits cross county lines as Blanche Howery and 8 F Howery of Hansford Columbus relatives. Dale Dye and family at Mrs Woodyard’s. Stone crusher moves to Lewia Chase farm for limestone on the pike. Emma Dye returns to Columbus Institution after visit. S H Smith in Detroit. Hazel Roggesa visits Columbus relatives. Harlan Starkey and James Starkey with grandparents Harvey and Mrs Randley. Kenneth Sisson’s sixteenth surprise party. Thomas Sharp’s auto accident near W R Hanna’s store. State Experiment Farm picnic on Tuesday August 2 with farm tours and speeches by Ef J S Pudloe M A Bachtell and Bailey.
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Blanche Howery
Hansford
W. Va
F. Howery
C. OG. Whitlatch
Columbus
Dale Dye
Dye
Josephine Woodyard
Albany
Lewia Chase
Emma Dye
Dale
S. H. Smith
Detroit
Mich
Hazel Roggesa
Harlan
James Starkey
Chillicothe
Harvey Starkey
Frank Randley
Edward Hutton
Cleveland
A. W. Rupe
Kenneth Sisson
Thomas Sharp
W. R. Hanna
State Experiment Test Farm
Ohio State University
J. 8S. Pudloe
M. A. Bachtell
Bailey A
Soll Man
Local Visitors and Residents in Murray City Area
Local families and relatives are reported visiting in nearby towns and returning home. Activities include Ruth Post-Ohio University student in town, Esther Briley obtaining a life certificate for elementary schooling, and numerous kin visiting in Glouster Buchtel Columbus Athens Logan Marietta with spouses and children.
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Everette Short in Longstreet
A Sunday birthday dinner for Mrs. Everette Short of Longstreet drew friends and relatives with baskets and a birthday cake. Attendees included Mrs. R. C. Morris and others from Millfield and Athens, along with Mrs. Helen Morris May of Los Angeles.
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Everette Short
Longstreet
R. C. Morris
Athens
P. FP. Morris
Martha
Route 2
John Morris
Clarence Morris
Myron
Carl Morris
Carl Leslie
Lucille Rivers
Millfield
Helen Morris May
Los Angeles
Local residents visit kin in Columbus and city
Mrs Renzo Lewis of Ohio University spent the weekend at his home in this city. Mrs Julia Robinson visited her brother in Columbus. Pearson Foster of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Robert Foster. Mr and Mrs Andy Heavener were mentioned in the social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renzo Lewis
Ohio University
Julia Robinson
Columbus
Pearson Foster
Robert Foster
Andy Heavener
Sheep flock on farm touted as best ever seen
Those interested in sheep will have the opportunity of seeing the flock of lambs which are by far the best ever raised on the farm.
South Canaan Church Services and Local Visits
South Canaan church held services at 10 20 with Rev Cunningham. William Whan and sons Emmett and Paul visited Rockland relatives. Grove Halbirt hosted guests including Orestus Fulton Ray Love and family Herman Whan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Canaan
Cunningham
Local families visit relatives across counties
Carbondale residents Mr and Mrs Jeter Coe Raveses returned to Co after a week with Mra Jap Cox The Misses Lorraine and Goft returned home after weeks with relatives in Columbus The Seeraans and Mr and Mrs spent Sunday night with friends Mildred Barber enjoyed a week with kin in Coonville Mrs Jap Cox oversees event Mr and Mrs Sant White spent Sunday with relatives in Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeter Coe Raveses
Jap Cox
Lorraine and
Goft
Columbus
Mildred Barber
Coonville
Sant White
Armour heir J. Armour at bedside amid illness
Reports from Chicago July 20 say J. Armour, millionaire member of the Armour company board, was stricken with typhoid fever in London and is hurrying to his bedside as doctors fight to save him.
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Chicago
J. den Armour
The
Armouring Company
Cage
Armour
London
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Ryger
W. H. Ryland
Jean Ryland Palmer
Urbanna
J. A. McClung
Reedy
Hart Pold
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Belpre
Anderson Bentz
Fred Barber
Wellsburg
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Mary Louise Holdren
Little Hocking
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Minnie Barnett
C. E. White
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Jack
Harpold
Hudson Root
Wanta
Charles Bean
Ada Graham
Guysville
E. T. Fitch
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Senator Cordell
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Blanche Flash
Louise
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Thelma Vernon
Virgene Boudenot
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Virgene
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Martha Brawley
Josephine Stenad
Ralph Frash
George King
Verne Linscott
John Thomas
Joe Glass
Albert Gardner
Wilbur
Leonard Potter
Wade
Lloyd
Chester Copeland
Harold
Henry
Lowell Christman
Harold Heckhart
Laurence Brill
A. B. Christman
Fred Vernon
Jewett Parmiter
Leslie Davis
Willoughby
Mrs
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John Gilett
Bedford
Bethany
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