Birthday Celebrations Highlight Stockport Center Note
In Stockport on Thursday July 10 Mrs. Mary FE celebrated turning 87 with a surprise party planned by friends Zoe Blosser and Bea Ross of Logan. About 60 guests visited between 2 and 10 p.m. and she received around 70 cards. Mrs. Justice is active in church work and seldom misses services. The column also notes multiple birthday anniversaries and weekend visits by local residents, with various notices of travel, illness, and church activities.
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Stockport
Mary Fe, Justice
Zoe Blosser
Bea Ross
Logan
Justice
S. L. Keirns
Millfield R. D
C. C. Spencer
Keirns
Mrs
Spencer
Eleanor
Esther
Otto Koons
the Plains
Geo. Keirns
Eileen
Ronnie
Anna Marie
Wendell
Faith
Stanford Wooley
Zanesville
L. E. Pierpoint
Columbus
Pierpoint
Helen Faires
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
O. U
Jim Pierpoint
Faith Spencer
Births and visits mark Straitsville social notes
New Straitsville announces the birth of a son at Cherrington Hospital Logan. Other births include a son welcomed by Mr and Mrs Herbert Silbach at the home of Mrs Ashbaugh New Lexington. Mrs Julia Williams returns from Washington after two months with relatives. Several residents travel to Michigan and Ohio for visits. Epworth League plans a July 28 trip to Lancaster Camp Grounds. A birthday party honors Marilyn Todd with prizes for Doris Dishon and Dotty Devol. Communities share visits, fishing trips, and employment changes among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
John Sapp
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
Margaret Goodlve
Herbert Silbach
Ashbaugh
New Lexington
Julia Williams
Novella Blazik
Washington
Owen Wallace
Midland
Mich
Florence Huston
Carl
Dora Backus
Burnette Mills
Bea Dishon
Zanesville
Methodist Epworth League
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Nelle Shuttleworth
Marilyn Todd
Doris Dishon
Dotty Devol
Josie Stobbs
Jessie Orndorf
Mary Hurshburg
Newark
Marriage of Walter Bartlett and Beulah Faye McGee
Rev. Arthur C. Shonkwiler united Walter Bartlett and Beulah Faye McGee in marriage at the United Brethren parsonage on West Hill. Bartlett, of Crooksville, and McGee, of Philo Route 1, will reside in New Lexington after the ceremony. Betty Arlene Bartlett reported born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartlett Sr. in Congo. WCTU picnic and Eagles lodge notes included with meetings and officer changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
Isabel McLain
A. C. Shonkwiler
Mae Rodgers
Velma Altman
Martha Young
Mrs. McLain
Congo Charter 4-H Club Meeting At Local Church
Congo Charter 4-H Club met on Wednesday afternoon at the church. Eighteen members answered roll call and visitor Lila Lee Latta of Corning attended. After a recreation period, members worked on their projects.
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Congo
Local residents visit Columbus and surrounding towns
The column lists numerous visits by residents including Rev and Mrs James B Diggins and son Dickie in Columbus, Miss Mary Horvath of Congo, Mrs Louise Wemmer and Mrs Lucille Peterson at a hairdresser's demo, and others visiting relatives or staying for weeks. A Wright Field staff member Gilmer Hardin from Cincinnati also spent the weekend with family in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Diggins
Dickie
Columbus
Walter Foura
Akron
Mary Horvath
Congo
Louise Wemmer
Lucille Peterson
Sarah Friel
Dayton
George Verfers
E. C. Hardin
Lancaster Camp
Epworth
Pauline Wright
Toledo
William Murray
J. J. Murray
William Foura
Grace
Dorothy
Bob Foura
Mike Kanich
John Kader
Kelly Gescl
Camp Claiborne
Roland Coffman
Ohio Power Company
Newark
Bertha Coffman
Patty Rodgers
Shawnee
William Rodgers
Tuck Hardy
Harry Sagle
Robert
Crooksville
F. A. Cady
Vashti Wilson
Zanesville
Mary Evans
Gilmer Hardin
Wright Field
Cincinnati
Hardin
Nettie Farley
Max Farley
Marietta
Robert Goble
Betty Brown Latta
Rendville No 9 coal mine resumes activity after idle period
The Rendville Mining Company’s No 9 coal mine at Rendville restarted operations on Wednesday after a layoff from April 1. About 325 men were employed at the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendville
Rendville Mining Company
Bible School Opens with 61 Enrolled for Two-Week Session
Bible School superintendent Mrs Lily Brown reports 61 students enrolled as the community school opens for a two week run. Devotional study recreation and craft classes are offered. Teachers assisting Mrs Brown include kindergarten staff Mrs Dorothy Mason and Mrs Hazel Eickel and primary teachers Miss Mae Rodgers and Annarose Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Lily Brown
Brown
Dorothy Mason
Hazel Eickel
Mae Rodgers
Annarose Dunlap
Crooksville Couple Weds at Methodist Church
Miss Jeannette Conaway of Crooksville and Henry Spray Jr. of Corning wed at noon Saturday with Rev. Norman Sweat officiating. The bride wore a blue marquisette dress and pink corsage, with sister Mrs. Dunkle and Earl Spray in attendance. Dinner followed at the Crooksville Hotel and the couple planned a brief Cincinnati trip before settling at the Baxter property on Rodgers Street after July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Crooksville
Norman Sweat
Jeannette Conaway
Henry Spray Jr
Henry Spray Sr
Corning
Geraldine Dunkle
Earl Spray
Crooksville China Company
Spray
Corning High School
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Cincinnati
Baxter
Rodgers St
Beaver Home Birth Announces New Son
Mr and Mrs Raymond Beaver announce the birth of an eight pound son at their home in Drakes Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Raymond Beaver
Drakes Sunday
Candy Sale Planned by U B Church Golden Rule Class
The Golden Rule class of the U B Church planned a candy sale to be held by the Finance committee on Saturday July 26. The event was arranged during their Monday night meeting in the church social rooms with six members in attendance.
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U. B. Church
Shower Honors Mrs Charlton at Dunlap Home
A Monday night reception at Mr and Mrs Clyde Dunlap welcomed Mrs Thomas Charlton a recent bride. Neighbors and friends attended with many beautiful and useful gifts. A luncheon was served.
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Clyde Dunlap
Thomas Charlton
Social Guests Visit Local Families Over Weekend
Mrs Dorothy Spence and children of Carbon Hill visit Mrs Don Blake. Mrs Florence Kennedy and children of The Plains spend weekend with Mrs Clara North. Dale North of Akron visits his mother here. Mrs Clara North and Elaine visit relatives in Akron. Mrs Frank Easterling and daughters spend Tuesday in Nelsonville with her mother. Mrs Albina Houston and daughter from Murray City visit here. Ralph Martin and Myrtle Russell visit Mr and Mrs Walter Guess. Floyd Champ of Taylor Station stays at his home over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Run
Dorothy Spence
Carbon Hill
Don Blake
Florence Kennedy
the Plains
Clara North
Dale North
Akron
Elaine
Frank Easterling
Margaret
Marjorie
Nelsonville
Crabtree
Albina Houston
Murray City
Ralph Martin
Myrtle Russell
Walter Guess
Floyd Champ
Taylor Station
Toppers Club
Meriam Bingman
Lillian Reed
Lake Hope
John Paynter
Blanchard
Delores Sams
Mary Reeder
East Liverpool
Floyd Wilson
Muskingum County
Minnie Barnett
Frank Taylor
Bessie Taylor
Newbury Club
Howell's Grove
W. T. Gardner
Sidney Lee Branch
S. Tilton
C. B. Kincade
Otto Shanks
Rose
Blanche Price
Athens
W. B. Scott
London
Oscar Gunder
H. C. Parrish
Alda Larson
Josie Davis
Wayne
Martha Fischel
York
Luella Smith
Ruth
Mary Parrish
E.M. Daugherty
P. E. Bingman
Rowena Aiken
Ernest Harper
Alva Harper
Phoenix
Ariz
Ivan Creeger
Hartman
Parkersburg
Ruth Smith
Charles Smith
Charleston
Harry Summerfield
Methodist Sunday School
Grange Hall
E. M. Daugherty
Josie O. Davis
Hockingport Road
Davis
Daughertys
Donald Spotholt
Youngstown
C. E. Brandeberry
Bertha Weymiller
Irma Allison
Emma Tippie
Willard Dale Orndorff
Frank Jewell
Glouster
Irvin Bowersock
Columbus
George Ward
Alex Abahazie
John Vargo
Daisytown
Sandy Abahazie
Helen Babos
Edwin
Carl Babos
Painesville
George Archer
Joe Archer
Slisher Home
Marshall Slisher
Bud Martine
Mansfield
Russell Jewett
Barberton
Floyd
Melroy Ward
Goldie Benjamin
Portsmouth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
William Koenig
Leonard Keenig
Dave Robert
Ford Hospital
Detroit
Fred Franklin
Willis
Samuel
Barney Penn
George Barnes
Wilkesville
Aluminum drive and community notices from Coolville
Coolville volunteers will collect discarded aluminum on Wednesday July 23 by 4 H groups and Scouts. In Scoutmaster absence, N O Barnett appoints Jack White and Ronald Kincade to lead. Church committees meet July 21 at 8 p m for Coolville Camp Meeting schedules and Bible school. Local residents are asked to donate aluminum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Jin Troy
N. O. Barnett
Jack White
Ronald Kincade
Betty Reidt
Lucille Davis
Lilian Reed
Mineral Social And Personal Notes Include Local Visits
Mineral residents and guests share visits and trips across Ohio towns. Families from New Marshfield Uniopolis Barberton Albany and Athens gather at the home of William Brooks and accompany relatives to Columbus for medical care and back home, with several staying for weeks of visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Beveridge
New Marshfield
Pard Light‘fritz
Carbondale
Addie Shaw
Uniopolis
W. L. Sickels
William Brooks
Dorothy Ely
Ronnie
Uniapolis
H. C. Chesser
Dayton
Armour Chesser
W. D. Shingler
Shingler Brothers
Carroll Chesser
G. B. Spring
Albany
George Trout
Allie Trout
Barberton
Addis
J. H.sickels
Everett Addis
Billy
Robert Hawk
Charlotte Addis
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Hawk
C. F. Emish
Youngstown
John Davis
Kingston
Mich
Betty Brooks
Davis
Will Brooks
Mina D. Fry
Ardilla Shuster
Athens
Murray City Births and Local Visits Chronicle
Community notes report a granddaughter born to the Shuttleworth family in Detroit named Harriette and a grandson born to the Sapp family in Logan at Charrrington Hospital. Several residents and relatives visit, travel, or note illnesses and a marriage announcement for Melroy Ward and Goldie Benjamin at Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Harry Shuttleworth
J. W. Martin
Harry Shuttleworth, Jr
Detroit
Mich
Harriette
Elza Sapp
John Sapp
New Straitsville
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
William Moore
George Orndorff
Homer Anderson
Reedsville Social Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Local notes report visits from Miss Hope Mil hoan and Miss Ella Petty in Ak Ohio. Births and funerals are noted along with a 4 H Club trip to Marietta to visit Campus Martius Museum. Various residents and families, including Wallace, Hendershot, Buckley, and Kibble, are mentioned with travels, visits, and employment updates.
Anna Mae Yates Birthday Party At Home
Thirteen children gathered for Anna Mae Yates seventh birthday Saturday afternoon. Gifts were exchanged and games played as ice cream and cake were served. Visitors included Pearl Downhour, Jennie Donaldson, Noah Spencer, Ray Brown, John Bridgewater, Lester Donaldson, Jim Newman, Will Briley, and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon Hill
Anna Mae Yates
Nancy Belle Devol
Mary McBride
Ralph McBride
Rodney Smith
Pauline Corby
Carl Hardy
Sylvia, Corby
Lois Jane Smart
Miriam Evans
Teddy Lowes
Ann Matheny
Dickie Hubbard
Michael Yates
Pearl Downhour
Jennie Donaldson
Noah Spencer
Haydenville
Ray Brown
Logan
John Bridgewater
Athens
Lester Donaldson
Crooksville
Jim Newman
Nelsonville
Will Briley
New Pittsburg
Mattie Spooner
New Philadelphia
Charles Green
John Smith
Ed Smith
Don Huffman
Nellie Yates
Columbus
Bert Green
Libby Mitchell
Barnesville
Lester Briley
Leslie Evans
Zanesville
Lawrence Leachman
Boundary Move Puts Mount Ararat Fully Inside Turkey
A 1932 Turkey Persia boundary treaty places both summits of Mount Ararat entirely within Turkey's borders, finalizing a long dispute over the peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount
Ararat
Turkey
Persia
Home-Coming Planned At Orbiston Church
Orbiston plans its annual home coming at Orbiston Church on Sunday July 27. Social notes mention Eugene Wharton visiting from Nelsonville, families from Greens Run to the area, and a long list of local residents hosting and visiting relatives across nearby towns including Murray City Columbus Cambridge and The Plains. The Ladies Auxiliaries held a district convention July 17 at Buchtel with 165 members present and prizes for oldest and youngest mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbiston
Eugene Wharton
J. B. Maurer
Nelsonville
Jesse Scott
Greens Run
Frank Williams, Sr
Murray City
Ma Jones
John Turvey
Buchtel
Basil Carsner
Lanny Ralph
Cherrington Hospital
Logan
William O'Rourke
George Thompson
Glaze
Alice
Columbus
Alice Glancy
Pearl Glancy
Maud Brown
Jane Roberts
Newark
Buckeye Lake
Wilma Jeffery
Toledo
Albert Yates
P. A. Nida
Clayton Bookm
Charles Gaskins
the Plains
Lawrence Martin
New Straitsville
Fred Conger
Donald Carsner
Curtis
Dayton
Carsner
Kate Poling
Thomas Dixon
Tommy
Marlyn
Arlene
Opera House
Buchtel, O
Ida Waldorf
Glouster
Johnley
Clarence Banfield, Jr
Lessie McManaway
Tringale
Elizabeth Roberts
Annabell Bosswell
Harold Carpenter
Preston Bentley
James Sorrell
Ralph Bartoe
Local rainfall and tree damage noted in Torch area
A heavy rainstorm filled low spots with water while a large locust tree was struck and torn apart near the railroad grove on the west side. The item also lists numerous visits and social news from Torch and nearby towns including Coolville Athens Vienna and Spencer with several residents and relatives mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Bobbie Dewees
Oe Coleman
Marietta
Woodrow Shafer
Columbus
Ed Daugherty
Coolville
Sadie Barrows
Alma Jones
Charles Stout
How Lake
R. D
Mary Hitchcock
Athens
Leo Baker
George Brooks
Rosemary
Cincinnati
Leo Johnson
C. L. Wiseman
Elkton McCoy
Vienna
W. Va
Harry Runnion
L. T. Runnion
Harold
Aens
Mary Gillilan
Ohio University
Fred Gilligan
Ford Cunningham
Spencer
Rachel Cunningham
Parkersburg
Hubert Cunningham
Ritz
Lillie Watson
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Ohio
NEA
Ivan
Moscow
Lauribel Hawkins
Mildred Caro
James
Stanley Hanson
Pittsburgh
Dailey Wood
Belle Linley
Carl Fell
Nancy
Carolyn
Michigan
T. J. Newman
Allen
George Diamond
H. W. Patterson
J. L. Henery
Lowell G. McCoy
Pennsylvania
McCoy
Roy Patterson
Waverly
Grace van Valey
St. Marys
Straitsville Social Briefs
Junior Kemper
Charles Kemper
Anne Kemper
Dorothy Devol
Lara Blankenship
Kemper
Sue Webb
Henry Lennon
Corning Social Notes
Willard Baird
Betty Arlene
Lenore Young
Bertha Ferguson
Aerie of Eagles
Fred Hopkins
Dewel Beaver
Edward Baldy
P. O. Leonard
Beaver
Leonard
Sewing
Sarah Blower
Vera Roof
Jo Smith
Lorena
Eleanor and
Leona Spence
Margaret Baird
Corning Personals
Conaway
Plan Candy Sale
Sanid
Cupid
Joe Siracki
Edith Garlich
Justice of the Peace
Louis Mazuch
Kansas City General Hospital
Siracki
Jake Garlich
Murray City Briefs
Wayne Mack
Tucson
Arizona
George Newman
George House
Harry Jonas
Reedsville Social Briefs
Reedsville
Hope Milhoan
Ella Petty
Lee Wallace
Joe Hendershot
Ind
Mabel Hetzer
G. L. Queen
Clarksburg
Nora Torrence
Mae
Wolfe
Lucy Kibble
Betty Larkins
Helen Sprague
Phyllis Buckley
Lillian
Ruth Anne Williams
Fay
Maxine
Grace Pickens
Florence
Martha
Betty Buckley
Evelyn Chevalier
C. V. Buckley
Geneva Humphreys
W. S. Heatherington
Anna M. Randolph
L. L. Swain
Massillon
Louise’ Coleman
Elizabeth Colenan
Ronald
J. D. Kibble
P. F. Hammons
Steubenville
John Hammons
A. B. Shephard
L. S. Buckley
J. L. Rose
Morning Star
Leona Smith
Paul Kibble
Eileen Larkins
Wood County Bank
C. E. Humphrey
Ity
Benny
Middleport
George Hamilton
Tuppers Plains
L. B. Sisson
Edne K. Stewart
Fern Dunkin
Stewart
Sandusky
Edward Chevalier
Esther Brooks
Vincent
Archie Brooks
Carbon Hill Social Briefs
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