Downington Barnharts Visit Darwin Friends
Mr and Mrs Herb Barnhart and Mr and Mrs Chester Barnhart with Barbara and Barbara and Mike Barnhart of Darwin spent a day in town with local relatives and shared news of travel and family activities.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1958
Page
13
Mr and Mrs Herb Barnhart and Mr and Mrs Chester Barnhart with Barbara and Barbara and Mike Barnhart of Darwin spent a day in town with local relatives and shared news of travel and family activities.
A destructive hail storm on June 13 and record rain on July 21 caused floods that submerged roads including Route 680, washing out fences and damaging crops. Mail service disrupted. Residents and visitors, including Dwight Harvey and many families from Athens Logan and nearby towns, are noted amid widespread damage and social visits.
The Presbyterian Women's Society in Syracuse set its annual picnic for August 8 after meeting at the church annex. Twelve members were present as Free Will and summer offerings for Medical Missions were taken. Mrs. Lizzie Quick read a note on an overseas sewing project while Mrs. Mayme Holmes spoke and Mrs. Rachel McBride discussed the National Council of Church Women at Purdue University. Presiding was Mrs. May Barrows. hostesses were Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Hazel Clark.
Mrs Grace Derenburger and Mrs Ruth Chambers concluded a two week tour of the New England states returning Sunday. In New York they visited Mrs Derenburger's son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Sehakow.
A terse classified line urges immediate sale with a bold offer. The message emphasizes quick cash and ownership transfer, listing a numeric code 31242 as part of the contact or item reference.
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