Local residents visit Athens Chautauqua and relatives
Sunday visitors from various towns called on residents in Athens and Coolville. Names include Mrs Idle and Mrs Ralph Alten, Mrs Lela Rice of Parkersburg, Mr and Mrs Daniel Ackley, and others as they spent the day with family and attended local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Alten Ous
Neice
Idle
Athens Sand
Ralph ‘Alten
L. A. Townsend
Anthony Woeodeere Ee Zmereon Burson
Hiland
Mayme Castie
Hattie Ackrey
Whce
Aulmer Ackley
J. EB. Pitts
W.B
Virginia
Lela Rice
Parkersburg
Mabel Morrison
C. B. Weode
Daniel Ackley
Ed Rowan
Béddie
Clyde Cody
Stockport
Coolville
Ben Sheets
L. T. Ruani
Local Visit Highlights From Athens and Surroundings
Vanderhoof and Lawrence Bailey family visitors from Ravenswood W Va discussed in Athens. Louise Watkins attended Thelma Bailey’s party while Mabel Ashcraft returned from a two week trip. Several local residents hosted guests from Coolville Coolville families and Cincinnati Hill with weekend calls and drives to Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bailey
Athens
New Luck
Ravenswood
W .H. Ashcraft
Louise Watkins
Thelma Bailey
Monafternoon
Athena
Mabel Ashcraft
Ana
Tovview
Carson Boggs
R. Goodwin
Cincinnati Hill
Wrenes Bailey
Local Social Guests Include Hewett Gilkey King and Dixon Kin
Community members visit relatives during a weekend gathering. Several households in Pratt's Fork and Albany host Sunday and weekend guests, including Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hewett, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald King, Mrs. C. V. Dixon, and Mrs. Pearl Sapp, with mentions of Floya Wi and Zadoc Ator family attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hewett
Cee
Anton’ Bie
Jensie Gilkey
Ee King
Thurs
Gerald King
C. V. Dixon
Pearl Sapp
Floya
Will Cotmer
Vira Gr
Zadoc Ator
E Albany
Gupday
Sunday Visitors and Local Family News Items
Nelson family and Warnie Nelson visited John Clines with Howard Nichols and Carroll Folders. Mrs. Dale Knopp of Athens visited her parents W. E. Jeffers and wife. John Rawlings and wife vacationed in Lancaster with Mrs. Rawlings brother Menszie Webb and family from Springfield. Bernice returned home after visiting in Springfield. J. M. Graham and wife visited Jease Slason and wife. 8 H. Smith and wife called on Albany friends. Pendergert company leased a car of timber. Vint and Clint Jewell and families with F. E. Wood and A. R. Caster and daughter Fontelle toured Crystal Springs. Mort McKnight and wife visited their daughter Mrs. W. W. Sisson and family. Mrs. O M Rawlings suffers a sore finger possibly felon. W. R. Hanna plans a new village store building with Earl Starkey doing carpentry. Ray Steinable and family of Midport spent Sunday with H. J. Steward and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Warnie Nelson
Albany
Howard Nichols
Carroll
John Clines
Dale Knopp
Athens
W. E. Jeffers
John Rawlings
Lancaster
Jease Slason
H. Smith
Pendergert Company
Vint Jewell
Clint Jewell
F. E. Wood
A. R. Caster
Fontelle
Crystal Springs
Mort McKnight
W. W. Sisson
O. M. Rawlings
W. R. Hanna
Earl Starkey
Ray Steinable
Mid@leport
H. J. Steward
Troy Grange Program Highlights at Coolville Meeting
Coolville Grange outlines upcoming program for Saturday afternoon July 26 at the regular meeting featuring music and readings. The agenda includes Arad event or funny story A Woman and Her Hubby by Mrs. Fanny Bingman Shall Dad and Mother Keep pace with the Youth by Mrs. Sedie Stout with special music. Dr and Mrs J J Stout and family of Dayton recently returned home after a 19 day visit among Carthage and local friends. Mr Alex Caldwell and Rev Dana Burns return from a motor trip to Warren Ohio visiting Dr and Mrs Henry Caldwell and Berea Cleveland and Sharon Pa accompanied by granddaughter Donna Rae Ormsby. Mr and Mrs W F Kampf left Monday for a motor trip through New York and Washington and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Caldwell
Dana Burns
Warren
Ohio
Henry Caldwell
Berea
Cleveland
Sharon
Donna Rae Ormsby
W. F. Kampf
New York
Washington
Frank Reed
Sam Marshall
Ray Chevalier
P. O. Smith
Parkersburg
Herbert Blair
Charlies Cowdery
East Liverpool
Ed Wooten
George Saunders
Cecil Saunders
Ralph Chevalier
Ira Kincade
Ravenswood
W. Va
Guy Parker
Tuppers Plains
J. A. Humphrey
Campbell Addition
Silas Clark
Success
Paul Haning
Leslie Haning
Detroit
C A. Frost
Athens
R. I. Wolf
Anna Walden
G. D. Chase
Carthage Pike
Frank Caldwell
Jerome Stout
Dayton
Marcus Clark
E. M. Barth
Gertrude Barth
Mame M Hoohter
Parkersburg Social News Roundup and Local Travel
A parade of neighborhood moves and visits fills the week. Shoppers from Parkersburg, East Liverpool workers, and guests across Ravenswood, Cincinnati, Detroit, and Athens gather for picnics, dinners, and family reunions while local residents relocate to new homes and attend gatherings at Coolville and Buckeye.
Local Residents Share Weekend Family News
Lake observers note several couples including Mr and Mrs Curtis Marrs and Mr and Mrs L M Walden among early visitors. G E Carlton is recovering at home after a tonsil operation in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mr. Carlton
Albany Entertains Friends At Weekend Home Gathering
Mr and Mrs 8 R Croassh and son Kendell hosted friends and relatives at their Albany area home Sunday. Lunch on the lawn featured music and singing with George Rambo of Cleveland teaching music. Attendees included Hettie Rambo and children Elisabeth Ellen Rex Wingett Maud Foster and others from Albany The Plains Columbus Mineral and Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Croassh
Kendell
Albany
George Rambo
Cleveland
Hettie Rambo
George and
Roland
Elisabeth Ellen
Jacksonville
Co. E. Rickey
Winifred and
James
Joe Green
Lester Stanley
Bernice and
Bernard
The
Plains
Harold Stanley
Columbus
Wood Freeman
Maud
Mineral
Rex. Wingett
M. L. Foster
W. C. Foster
Nelsonville
Kendell Crossen
Mrs Cept Lindley Visits Sister in Pt Rock
Mrs Lindley visited her sister Mrs Alf Wood at Pt Rock last Sunday in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cept Lindley
Alf Wood
Pt. Rock
Goldsberrys Spend Week in Cincinnati
Mr and Mrs F E Goldsberry are spending the week in Cincinnati visiting relatives and enjoying local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. F. E. Goldsberry
Cincinnati
Mrs Goldsberry Guest of Mrs Martin in Huntington
Mary Frances Goldsberry is the guest of Bernice Martin of Huntington West Virginia this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Goldsberry
Bernice Martin
Huntington
W. Va
Miss Clara Coe Joins Citizens Bank Staff
Miss Clara Coe accepts a bank position in this city after a year of commercial work at Ohio University. She is appointed at Citizens' Bank to begin duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Coe
Citizens’ Bank
Miss Coe
Ohio University
Mrs Reeves Returns From Langsville Visit
Mrs M C Reeves has returned from a week's visit with her daughter Mrs Delbert Bolin at Langsville.
Ladies' Aid to Meet on Church Lawn for Lunch
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church will meet on the church lawn Thursday afternoon and each member is to bring lunch. Relatives of W. R. and John Stanley plan a family reunion at Townhouse on Sunday, August 10. The Dailey relatives hold their annual reunion on August 10 at the D. Dalley farm as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid of the
W. R
John Stanley
Townhouse
D. Dalley Farm
Lindleys Attend Brother's Funeral in Twinsburg
Mrs Jamie Lindley and her husband left Monday to attend her brother's funeral in Twinsburg. Blanche Mive of Fidorado Kansas visited her uncle Phil Sweeney and sought her mother's kin while returning from the New York Democratic convention where she served as a delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamie Lindley
Twinsburg
Blanche Mive
Fidorado
Kansas
Phil Sweeney
New York
Russell Hosts Relatives and Friends Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs D H Russell acted as hostesses to many relatives and friends. Sunday visitors included Mr Earle Parking Mr and Mrs Clarence Bailey and daughter Hilda from Huntington who stayed until Monday. Afternoon guests from Coolville arrived for the evening: Mr and Mrs Roll Gunder Mr Frank Tidd Miss Beckey Taylor and Oscar Gunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Russell
Earle Parking
Clarence Bailey
Hilda
Huntington
Parkins
Coolville
Roll Gunder
Frank Tidd
Beckey Taylor
Oscar Gunder
Local visitors from across states visit Mrs Russell
From Athens were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Humphry. Mr. H. C. Gudden of Tulea Oklahoma and son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ingram and daughter of Detroit Michigan are guests of Mrs. D. H. Russell for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Albert Humphry
H. C. Gudden
Tulea
Oklahoma
Ralph Ingram
Detroit, Mich
Mr. Gudden
D. H. Russell
Burr Oak Social Roundup Reports Visits and Events
Burr Oak residents welcome guests and note local visits. Burr Oak Grace Ivers returned home after a stay with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McDonald of Glouster. May Williams of Feardale visits her sister and brother-in-law, Fred and Eva Ivers. Ralph Hines visited Glouster on Monday. Forrest Dennis and son Glenn of Hemlock called on Eva Ivers. An ice cream supper is planned for Friday on the Burr Oak square. Leather Post of Athens was a weekend guest of G. W. Post. Charles Driggs visited Glouster Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ivers
W. A. McDonald
Glouster
May Williams
Fearndale
Fred Ivers
Ralph Hines
Forrest Dennis
Glenn
Hemlock
Eva
Young People Enjoy Evening at Saturday Party
An old fashioned party Saturday night drew lively attendance as young people enjoyed the evening.
Local Social and Travel Notes From Hockingport Area
Hockingport messages report Earl Dickerson visiting Logan and seeing friend Foster who wed July 5 at Lima. Miss Dene McWhorter taught in town, F R Purdy visited, and trips include Charleston Fayettesville Beckley with Edith and Margaret Phipps. Cherry harvests noted with housewives preserving up to 150 quarts. plants that can photo themselves mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dickerson
Logan
Foster
Mr. Foster
Dene McWhorter
French
Lima
Miss McWhorter
F. R. Purdy
Torch Baptist Church
Mary A. Stone
Elliott
Harry Parker
Julian Adams
Charleston
Fayettenville
Beckley
W. Va
Edith Phipps
Fayettesville
Margaret Phipps
Republican Delegates Endorse Foster for renomination
A 1924 political ad from Coolidge delegates to the Republican National Convention urges voters to support Congressman Foster on August 12 for renomination. It notes Foster is dependable and unpledged to a second choice, contrasting his opponent with an anti Harding background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Foster
Million Americans Enroll in Red Cross Water Safety Drive
The Red Cross water safety movement grows nationwide with life saving courses led by officers in cities like Utica and Allston. Reports detail rescues and training, including police and student volunteers, the spread to colleges, scouts, and YMCAs, and the goal of a safer aquatic culture across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
United States
American Red Cross
Baltimore
Roy Geouts
Red Cross Corps
The
West Point Military Academy
Annapolis Naval Academy
Red Cross Life Saving Corps Boosts Public Bathing Safety
Kansagé City volunteers form a life saving group to staff a public bathing resort in Trenton, aiming to teach children to swim and prevent accidents. H. F. Enlows declares the Red Cross corps a preventive service, growing from infancy to capable adulthood and expanding nationwide with chapter support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Trenton
Kansagé
Amo
H. F. Enlows
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MELY
Messenger Territory
Lottridge
Vanderhoof
A. B. Saunders
Ku Klux Klan
Aaron Simmons
Weroman
Hockingport
Mary Hardman
St. Albans
Joe Galvin
Esther
Cordill
Hockingsport
Misa Edith Humphrey
Mary
Lewis Highrey
Aun
Bo Davidson
E. K. Parker
Attention
John E. Jones
Jackson County
A. R. Johnson
Lawrence County
R. A. Miller
Meigs County
O. E. Vollenweider
Vinton County
School of Water Safety
Oliceman
Jack Byrnes
Utica
N. Y
Byrnes
Allston
Mass
Rogers
P. P. Midgley
Furman University
Green
H. H. Lott
Npeat Red Cross
Ot Am Institution
Watertown
Congress
Society
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