Albany Weds Two Couples In Notable Local Notices
The marriage of Miss Lucile Bradford to Harold Smith occurred at the Bradford home near Rutland, linking Albany families with former residents. Vaughn Chase wed Mildred Ann Riley in a ceremony at Cesreersburs West Virginia, officiated by Rev O W Riley with a small bridal party and a modest reception. The report lists attendees, dress details, and future moves including Mr Chase’s appointment with the U S Department of Justice and both spouses’ educational backgrounds from Ohio University and Butler University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Lucile Bradford
Harold Smith
Judd Bradford
Albany
Bradford
Citizens Bank
Cash Smith
Dexter
Ernest Martin
Vaughn Chase
Jim Chase
Mildred Ann Riley
Athens
Invenapolis
Cesreersburs
W. Va
O. W. Riley
Edna Williamson Hensley
Hensley
Ohio University
Chase
Farkersburg
Department of Justice
United Statess
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
United States
Albany High School
Columbia University
Athens High School
Butler University
Indianapolis
Mrs O C Taylor Guests of Grandmother in Columbus
Mrs O C Taylor of 305 Tappan street Columbus visits her grandmother Mrs Jane Mc Clannahan on Clinton street for a week. The Laschs and Cline couples drive to Huntington W Va for a weekend. Julia Lasch returns home with them. Ray Johnson hosts his sister in law Mrs A L Johnson and Geneva from Columbus. They later visit Athens with Mr and Mrs E Selby and Mr Johnson. O D Dailey and another couple attend the Apple sauce play in McArthur as part of the Redpath chautauqua course continuing five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Taylor
Tappan Street
Columbus
Jane McClannahan
Clinton Street
Ed Lasch
Alvin Cline
Huntington
W. Va
Julia Lasch
Ray Johnson
A. L. Johnson
Geneva
Athens
E. Selby
Johnson
O. D. Dailey
McArthur
Aid to Meet at Church Lawn Next Tuesday Afternoon
The Ladies Missionary Aid of the Baptist church holds a gy meeting on the church lawn next Tuesday afternoon. A porch lunch will be served. Townhouse women will hold their annual ice cream supper on a pace in at the church, July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Aid of the Baptist Church
Women of Albany To Study Voting Duties At Meeting
The Albany women and community are invited to a Baptist church meeting Tuesday evening to learn about officer duties at the state and county level, the voting system, and the role of women at the polls on August 10. The event, led by Mrs. Daniel McGurk of Athens with the League of Women Voters, aims for full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Baptist Church
Daniel McGurk
Athens
League of Women Voters
Misses Winifred Mae fest hosts surprise party
The Misses Winifred and Mae hosted a Saturday evening surprise at their country home for Evelyn eighteenth birthday and Kendell Possen sixteenth. Guests included Hazel McDonald, Jennie Bryan, Carrie Bryan, The Plains, Kathryn Jourden, Mary Milligan, with music and a late supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred and
Maefest
Evelyn
Kendell Possen
Sames
Hazel McDonald
Jennie Bryan
Carrie Bryan
the Plains
Kathryn Jourden
Mary Milligan
Local Social News and Farm Updates From Fairmont and Area
Weekend visits include Lottridge and Hardman families in Fairmont with extended relatives in Athens and Parkersburg. Thieves take forty chickens from Aldo McKinley while Immil Brothers plan gas drilling on the Daniel Ackley farm. Locals thresh wheat and a strong yield is noted. Sunday school at Lawrence Chapel and camp ground attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hardman
Fairmont
W. Va
H. R. Watkins
Daniel Ackley
Ackley
Hugh Kizer
Thhree
Coke Lawson
Geraldine
Aldo McKinley
Glen White
Farr
Guy
Albany
Horner
Gans Watkins
Louise
Parkersburg
Charles Day
Charles Pierce
Leister
C. E. Knight
Mary
Athens
Dorothea
Mildred Runnion
Marjorie Gist
Gladys Sheets
Coolville
Lawrence Chapel
Effie Eichinger
F. H. Booth
Immil Brothers
Local travelers head to states and beyond this week
Rockbridge Will C Merritt and family depart Tuesday for a trip covering Philadelphia Washington New York and New England states. Karl Huls Jake Kraft and George Mathias leave Wednesday for Philadelphia and a few days camping in the Maine woods. Walter Huls and bride will soon motor to the Pacific coast. Mrs Maryl Isaacson leaving for Mississippi after visiting home folks a month. she returns with brother in law and sister of Akron Mr and Mrs Paul Jameson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will C. Merritt
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
New England
Karl Huls
Jake Kraft
George Mathias
Maine Woods
Walter Huls
Bride
Pacific Coast
Maryl Isaacson
Hher
Mississippi
Akron
Paul Jameson
Sunday Social Ties Tie Neighborhood in Ohio Church Notes
Ireland Sunday school drew a large crowd and a generous collection. Rev. Gould delivered an interesting sermon. Camp meeting reports praise from Coolville campground attendees. Numerous local families visited relatives and hosted guests across Chauncey Lottridge and nearby towns, reflecting a busy community weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Coolville
Everett Bingman
Chauncey
Ivor Dunfee
Charleston
W. Va
E.E. Dunfee
Harold Stright
Stright Sr
New Marshfield
Adam Brandeberry
W. R. Clark
Charles
Flora Cunningham
G. K. Thorp
Little Hocking
W. E. Bingman
L. C. Johnson
Mary Minear
Beebe
Tilton
Sophronia
Carson Boggs
Carson Jr
Marilyn and
Leland
Lottridge
Orland Branch
Sidney Lee
Tuppers Plains
Charles M. Campbell
Anita Gladys
Charles M. Jr
Vincent
John Brandeberry
William Brandeberry
C. BE. Brandeberry
Trimble
C. E. Brandeberry
Will Devitt
Mary Bachelder
Frances
John
Atlanta, Ga
Minda Rogers
Visitors from Washington Joppa and Marietta Stop
Bethany visited last week with Mrs. Moore's parents Mr and Mrs John Brandeberry. Ed Heiney of Washington PA and Dallas Heiney of Joppa called on Mr and Mrs Lewis C Johnson one day last week. Mr and Mrs EB E Dunfee and daughter Faye and B L Johnson visited in Marietta Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Moore
John Brandeberry
Ed Heiney
Washington
Dallas Heiney
Joppa
Lewis C.johnson
E. Dunfee
Faye
B. L. Johnson
Marietta
Local Church Service and Various Social Visits Reported
New Marshfield preacher Rev J H Bailey filled his regular church appointment Sunday morning. A long list of visitors and guests from Columbus Athens Hebbardsville Frankfort Indiana Los Angeles arrived for family and social occasions. Families from Chalk, Chauncey Logan and Coolville spent time with local residents and returned home after visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bailey
M. E
Z. Z. Bridge
Columbus
W. L. Bridge
Mildred Chesser
H. C. Chesser
William Jackson
Frank Whitlatch
Zaleski
Boon Whitlatch
Frank Shanks
James Cameron
Frankfort
Ind
Kenneth Woodyard
Athens
Lash Evans
Los Angeles
Julian Gift
Hebbardsville
Harve Nichols
John West
Ray Smith
Near McArthur
Frank Shauks
George Mace
John Ewing
James Dixon
Harvey Nichols
H. H. Herron
Frances
Charles
Frank Stewart
Ed Shingler
Chauncey
Carl McKibben
Carl Russell
Clarence McNeal
Cedar Falls
Logan
Harold Stright
Coolville
E. L. Rhorick
Charles Rhorick
New Plymouth
Social visits and church revival highlight South Canaan notes
South Canaan residents hosted Ardythe and Charles Love with the Grove Halbut family. The Saulters from Gore visited the Windsors. Revival services continue at New Asbury with a large local turnout. Grove Halbut's group included Mae Warren, Bud and Harold Brown, Byron Bartlett, Paul Whan, Gerald, Chester, Evert, and Raymond Hoskinson. An ice cream social drew a large crowd last Saturday. Beatrice and Lois Windsor returned from two weeks with relatives in Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardythe
Charles Love
Grove Halbut
Ray Saulters
Gore
Charles Windsor
New Asbury
Mae Warren
Bud
Harold
Keith Brown
Byron Bartlett
Paul Whan
Mr. Gerald
Chester
Evert
Raymond Hoskinson
Beatrice
Lois Windsor
Community Notes From Graham Chapel Socials and Revival
Local families gathered over the weekend at Graham Chapel and surrounding homes including Mr. and Mrs. James James with the Roberts of Athens and Irene Bobo with the Bobo family. Revival services begin Monday night August 2 at Graham Chapel.
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Yesterdays News
Angell Ridge Everett Roush and Lester Vore took a business trip to Nelsonville last week. Mrs Lillie Dailey stayed with Mrs Charles Oxley Friday evening. Susie and Elizabeth Oxley visited Mr and Mrs Kirby. Robert Hawk of Athens visited J W Maxwell and family for several days. Dwight Sloan and children spent Sunday with Ira Sams of Long Run. Irene and Edith Bobo visited Ruth Bobo at Graham's Chapel. George Fulton of Jerseyville was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James James
William Roberts
Athens
Elmer McClanahat
Elizabeth Cooley
Long Run
John Bobo
Irene
Edith Bobo
Margaret Dailey
Louise McClanahan
Stanley Cooley
Elmer McClanahan
Marion Maxwell
Lester Vore
Clinton Poston
Williard
Fulton
John Darnell
Rocky Point
R. Hughes
Paul Hawk
Woodrow Bobo
Ray Matthews
Virgil Junod J
Emery Koker
Anna Koker
Harley Williams
Kathaleen
A. Williams
Marvey
Shaw
Parkersburg
W. Va
Herbert Hawk
Lewis Hawk
Long, Thun
O. J. Fulton
J. M. Chappel
Graham Chapel
Elton Frost
Catherine
Columbus
Frost
Everett Roush
Nelsonville
Lillie Dailey
Charles Oxley
Susie
Elizabeth Oxley
Kirby
Robert Hawk
J. W. Maxwell
Dwight Sloan
Ira Sams
Ruth Bobo
Graham's Chapel
George Fulton
Jerseyville
Driving fines set in at Coolville mayor’s court
R R Couch of Parkersburg and J W Chambers of Belpre appeared before Mayor White on charges of fast driving. Each paid fines and costs totaling 1 60. Arrests were made by Marshal Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Couch
Parkersburg
J. W. Chambers
Belpre
White
Marshal Weaver
Social visits and church note from Angell Ridge
Sunday visitors include William Vore Sun day Everett Roush and Mrs Lillie Dailey with Miss Mary Delle Maxwell who travelled to Greens Run to visit Mr and Mrs Fisher Roush. Dorothy Thompson of Glouster visited Mrs John Rogers. J W Maxwell bought a colt from William Moler of Athens. Zoah Ballenger of Covington Ky visits and plans several weeks with her son Mr and Mrs Fletcher Ballenger of Athens. Angell Ridge school house to host preaching by Mr Spriggs Sunday evening August 1 with Spriggs leading Sunday school in superintendent Lucinda Sloan absence. Edna Dearth and Mr and Mrs Edward Dearth of Zaleski were Sunday guests of the Maxwell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vore
Everett Roush
Lillie Dailey
Mary Delle Maxwell
Fisher Roush
Dorothy Thompson
Glouster
John Rogers
J. W. Maxwell
William Moler
Athens
Zoah Ballenger
Covington
Fletcher Ballenger
Angell Ridge School House
Spriggs
Lucinda Sloan
Edna Dearth
Edward Dearth
Zaleski
Social Notes From The Plains And Nearby Towns
The Plains residents share visits and illnesses as Fred Slater returns from Betsy Lane to see John and Joe Slater. Virgene Altridge of groveport is ill with ptomaine poisoning. Henry Hoodlet and family visit the Browns. Slater family visits Calloon. Ed Burdette of Athens visits his sisters Frank Smith and Minnie Yerkey. Carl Tinkham and children visit Harry Lovesay at Rock Rift. Mable Hysell and daughter with Herbert Fink family visit Aleshire and Harrison kin. Burt family suis reports serious conditions. Anna Osborn and A W Humphrey return from Columbus after aunt Geisicle’s funeral. Bob Smiths visit with children from Carbon Hill. Adrian Dicken weekends with Athens cousins Jessie and Lillian Dicken. Mrs. George Gabriel Sr. visits Chauncey relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Slater
Betsy Lane
John
Joe Slater
Virgene Shields Altridge
Roveport
Henry Hoodlet
New Marshfield
J. K. Brown
Dick Calloon
Ed Burdette
Athens
Frank Smith
Minnie Yerkey
Carl Tinkham
Harry Lovesay
Rock Riff
Mable Hysell
Herbert Fink
Middleport
Dave Aleshire
Harrison
Burt
Elmer
Near Factory
Anna Osborn
A. W. Humphrey
Columbus
Anna Geisicle
Bob Smith
Carbon Hill
Joen Dicken
Adrian Dicken
Jessie
Lillian Dicken
George Gabriel, Sr
Chauncey
Joint I O O F and Rebekah Lodge Install Tonight
Hemden Hamden I O O F lodge and Carnation Rebekah lodge held a joint installation Friday night July 23 in their lodge rooms. O G Cross and Mrs Etta Armstrong installed. Levi Knox was elected N G and Ross Graves V N G for I O O F. Gertrude Jolly elected N G and Emma Ray V N G for Rebekah. Fifteen visiting Oak Hill members attended with three musicians George Bessinger Sr violin George Bessinger Jr mandolin James Bessinger piano. Ice cream cake and lemonade served after ceremonies with sixty five present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden I. O. O. F. Lodge
Carnation Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
Etta Armstrong
Levi Knox
N. G
Ross Graves
G. D. Winters
Dundas
R. H. Dye
Steve Bonner
Mr. Winters
Tom Newman
Columbus
John Newman
C. L. Sunnafrank Iave
Hamden Team Defeated by Mead Pulp Reserve 9 0
Miss Martha Sunnafrank of Columbus takes a vacation. The Hamden baseball team traveled to Chillicothe Sunday and lost to the Mead Pulp and Paper reserve team by nine to zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sunnafrank
Columbus
Hamden
Chillicothe
Mead Pulp and Paper
Reverend Thompson Preaches at Concord Church Sunday
The Reverend Mr. Thompson delivered a sermon at Concord church on Sunday afternoon. Local families visited relatives and friends at various homes including the Weiss Jansen and McAfee families. Socials drew many from the vicinity to Hooper Ridge ice cream event.
Local residents host guests and road progress noted
Wilkesville carpenter and his wife visited Mrs. J C Gorby and Mrs W S Swett who spent six weeks in Rio Grande for schooling. Several families visited relatives, including Lillian Farley and Eliza Graham. John Carpenter died at home after months of illness. Permanent road work advances with two grading gangs two miles from the village meeting soon. Yale Nelson reunion noted at Old Dexter church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strong
Wilkesville
J. C. Gorby
W. S. Swett
Rio Grande
Swett
Swan
Lillian Farley
Albany
Ore
Eliza Graham
Columbus
W. R. Hanna
O. B. Woodyard
D. M. Sisson
W. W. Sisson
John Cline
Yale-Nelson
Old Dexter
Jesse Sisson
G. C. Gorby
Pleasanton Homecoming and visiting guests noted
The Pleasanton annual homecoming took place at Bates church Sunday. Mrs. Florence Collins and family plan a few days with Cc. F. Gwinn and family. Miss Gretchen Schaeffler from Athens attended weekend visits with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morrison and family. Mrs. J. E. Duncan and Miss M. A. Duncan from Huntington, W V, visited C. F. Gwinn and family. Miss Clara Cuckler from Columbus will summer with John Cuckler. Mrs. Nancy Morrison and Miss Ida Morrison of Pleasanton visited Guy Morrison and family in Athens Sunday. The Hanning church homecoming is set for the second Sunday in August. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gilkey were with Henry Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Church
Florence Collins
Cc. F. Gwinn
Gretchen Schaeffler
Athens
Ray Morrison
J. E. Duncan
M. A. Duncan
Huntington
W. Va
C. F. Gwinn
Clara Cuckler
Columbus
John Cuckler
Pleasanton
Nancy Morrison
Ida Morrison
Guy Morrison
Hanning Church
Guy Gilkey
Henry Hamilton
Sharpsburg Corn Flourishes Amid Farm Work and Roads Update
Sharpsburg area reports good corn growth with hay and oats being harvested. Wheat cut and hauled. Apples plentiful with bush berries rotting. Mt Hermon Ladies Aid met at Belle Burns home. regular club gathering held there. Sharpsburg Hill now paved. road surfacing began at Bartlett toward Athens county line. Local residents visit Bonnets include Minturn Georges, Edgerton family, and Strode household members. Woman voters meeting in Amesville attended by Eunice Armstrong. Writer defends credibility amid hermit woman tale. husband described as very shy. Mr and Mrs Frank Wells and children Esther and Anna visited Strode home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Mt. Hermon
Pleasant
Belle Burns
Sharpsburg Hill
Bartlett
Athens County
Minturn George
Gallipolis
C. T. Strode
Louise, Bettle
Lois Edgerton
Columbus
Lillan Rardin
Leota Strode
Vera
Ella Quinn
Bobby
Lillian Rardin
Eunice Armstrong
Amesville
Frank Wells
Esther
Anna
Social Guests and Visits Across Pratt’s Fork Area
Pratt's Fork reports multiple guests visiting local families this weekend. Bert Colmer of Worthington joined twin brother Will Colmer and family. Chariie Fox and spouse visited Sumner hosts Charlie and Fox. Holly King from Canal Winchester spent time with brother F. M. King and family. Families from Middleport Athens and Ashland Kentucky were seen visiting locals including the Williams and Colburn households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Colmer
Worthington
Will Colmer
Chariie Fox
Sumner
Fraley Fox
Holly King
Canal Winchester
F. M. King
Leo Williams
Middleport
Milan Williams
Leonard Williams
Nona Steinmetz
Ashland
Selah Weatherbee
Lucile Colburn
Urbana
Alva Hanning
Virginia Leighty
Columbus
Charlies Leighty
Mildred
Athens
Wayne Ackley
Henry Steinmetz
Elmer Forman
Sam Forman
Harve Forman
George King
J. E. King
Sarah Goldsberry
Harry Smith
Lawrence Garrett
Alex Sapp
Local Folks Gather For Sunday Visits And Farm Repairs
Bethany Mr and Mrs Charley Moore and daughter Helen and Mr and Mrs Harve Wires visited near Frost. I C Chapman of Beebe repairs roofs on his farm. Ulyssis Petty from Kentucky surprised locals visiting after ten years away. Mrs Glenora Wright hosted Julia Bean and family from near Guysville. Ed Clark and son Ray lost twenty three sheep to dogs in three incidents. Otis Clark killed one dog and crippled another early Saturday. J L Petty and family visited daughter Nellie Barnes at Letart Falls. Lewis and Theodore Parsons and families of Beverly visited Mrs Clarence Petty and Barnhart family at a birthday dinner for Lewis Ludwick near Stewart. Weather brings people outdoors in last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Moore
Helen
Guysville
Ed Clark
Ray
Otis Clark
J. L. Petty
Nellie Barnes
Letart Falls
Lewis
Theodore Parsons
Beverly
Murray City Social Round Makes Weekend Visits
Large list of residents and relatives from Murray City and nearby towns visiting family and friends over the weekend. Numerous trips to Columbus, Glouster, Athens, and Zanesville noted, with births and move notices among the gatherings.
Local residents host gatherings and visits across towns
Shade Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grim entertained families from Athens and this place at a Sunday dinner. Others visiting included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Foreman at Pratts Fork, My and Mrs. Ray Wingett of Pleasant Hill with Harry Bobo of Athens, Mrs. Vienna Kelly and Mrs. Ivy Howard with Esta Burnside, and multiple calls and visits among the Grim, Guthrie, Howard, Ackley, Fox, and Shellman households in Pratts Fork and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grim
Sam Burson
Paul Keever
Anna May
Emmet Guthrie
Fred
Margaret Alice
Athens
George Grim
Sam Foreman
Pratts Fork
Ray Wingett
Pleasant Hill
Harry Howard
Harry Bobo
Vienna Kelly
Ivy Howard
Esta Burnside
Sylvia Ziggafoos
Chase
Lucy Guthrie
Fred Biehl
Joe Smith
Leon Burnside
Pomeroy
Paul Jeffers
Gabe Ackley
Gerald Howard
Orville Shellman
Frank Cook
Calvin Ackley
Camp meeting opens with large attendance at Coolville grounds
The Hockingport camp meeting began Sunday at Coolville camp ground with strong attendance. Rev. Dr. H J Holcombe of Athens presided and spoke in the forenoon. Sermon by Rev Floyd H Born of Marietta. Afternoon and evening services well attended with music by St Andrews church orchestra Parkersburg. Guests included Mrs Hollis Mann and five children from Zanesville and Mr Mrs George Genheimer Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Chapman
Leora
Majel
Albany
P. G. Chapman
Guysville
Oscar Findling
Huntington
Josephine
Gerald Newland
Parkersburg
Boys’ Club
Troy Township
William Baker
Coolville
Odd Fellows
Ohio
Coolville Camp Ground
H. J. Holcombe
Athens
M. E. Churches
Harry Dye
Floyd H. Born
Marietta
St. Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Daniel McGurk
M. E. Chatley
Otho Eliott
Mary A. Stone
Hollis Mann
Zanesville
Ruth Anna
Nancy Lee
Joan
Dickie
Junior
Elliott
Miss Stone
George Genheimer
Middleport
Tuesday Visitors and Local Greetings Turn Pages
Tuesday visitors included Smith Dunfee and Mrs Ira Con of Coolville and Delbert Hayden and family visiting their nieces Miss Margaret Ada Baker of Scio. Anna Adame Bell, longtime resident, died in Marietta at age 76. Julian Adams hosted Burrell Rheinhart H E Parker and Ted Kincaid as Sunday guests from Clarksburg Parkersburg. Miss Gertrude Humphrey of Boston visits with Nora Johnson and relatives. Henry Humphrey of St Louis visits Lew Humphrey. The Ma residents hosted Sid Hump and family of Bellville. Myrta Adams hosted James Bellee Edward and family with Daisy Balsley and Joe of Zanesville. Dutch Cowdrey and George Parker, workers in Kersburg, spent Sunday with kin. Ida Cook’s dinner guests included Nora Johnson and Gertrude Highgre. F M Medley visited Parkersburg Monday. Grace Lemley visited home folks Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harris with daughter Eddie and son Philip visited Windon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Dunfee
Ira Con
Coolville
Bei
Delbert
Harland
Pom
Marietta
Bell
Julian Adams
Burrell Rheinhart
Clarksburg
W. Va
H. E. Parker
Ted Kincaid
Parkersburg
Gertrude Humphrey
Boston
Mass
Nora Johnson
Henry Humphrey
St. Louiso
Lew Humphrey
Sid Hump
Bellville
Myrta Adams
James Bellee
Edward
Mr. and Audibret
Jaaek
Daisy Balsley
Joe
Zanesville
Cowdrey
George Parker
Kersburg
Ida Cook
Nora Joh
Gertrude Highrey
F. M. Medley
Grace Lemley
Harris
Eddie
Philip
Mra
Windon
Local families host guests this Sunday in Stewart area
Broadwell and Stewart hosts welcomed neighbors Saturday and Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Herman Ogg Stewart, Mr and Mrs Guy Hunter, Claud Holdcroft, and G H Holdcroft. Others visiting were Alva McDaniel Leonard Ogg from Pomeroy, Joe Young and D W Christy families, George Johnston of Gloucester, Fred Chadwick of Poston, Warren Tabler and G Lathrop, Ezra Tabler, Mrs F L Gorban and her son, and I E Rathburn who spent time with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Ogg Stewart
Ogg
Guy Hunter
Claud Holdcroft
G. H. Holdcroft
Alva McDaniel
Leonard Ogg
Pomeroy
Joe Young
D. W. Christy
Garett
Howard
Orville
Mel's
George Johnston
Glouster
Fred Chadwick
Poston
Warren
G. Lathrop
Ezra Tabler
F. L. Gorban
Stewart
Johnson
E. Rathburn
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Lucile Jones
Elsie Peck
Phoeba Tom
Irene Davies
Mary Reeder
Hazel O'Neal
Hilah Stanley
Margaret Johnson
Agnes Ross
I’rances West
Evelyn West
Howard McDonald
Charles McDonald
Robert Hartman
Hean Cordray
James Milligan
Charles Milligan
Keith Zimmerman
Charles Fagan
Walter Jones
Chester West
Donald McPherson
James Whaley
Rex Wingett
Donald Dickson
Ernest Radford
Joe Farrar
Kendall Crossen
Floyd West
Clifford Andrews
Boyd Potter
Rockbridge
Ireland
South Canaan
Graham
Coolville News
Muntion
D. P. Wren
Charles Hughes
Cora Hughes
C. H. Farra
Clarice
Roy Rhodes
Phillip Millicoan
Earl Parkins
L. M. Walden
A. V. Hill
Racine
Lizzie Frost
Deer
Dutch Ridge
Martin Koehler
Colonel Woodee
Gertrude Roberts
Pittsburgh
W. B. Roberts
Anna Walden
Cincinnati
Mary Kootz
Hemden
Crescent Ridge
Thompson
Concord Church
John Weiss
Babe McAfee
William Jansen
Norma Maye Jansen
Ed McCune
Fierce Ridge
Jennie Johnson
Cleveland
Mabel
Bernice Kittle
Reuben Kittle
Lydia Wemmer
Emmett Mason
Irene Johnson
Fred Jansen
Hooper Ridge
John Baird
Sharpsburg
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Ed Bennnett
John Dolan
Samuel Taylor
George Jones
Clifford Brooker
Ruth Brooker
Agnes McAllister
Willis Six
J Eugene
Moxahala Park
Harold Potts
George Potts
William Longstaff
Charlesanna
John Longstaff
Billie Barber
Jas Bradbury
John Wesley
Emma Edwards
I Lester
Gerald
Ford
Carl Ot Redfield
Howard Bush
Charles Stratton
Clifford Robinette
Matt Treace
Mary Evans
Ben Hartman
Payton
Lulu McHenry
Harles Stratton
Jacksonville
Hattie Tipton
Conrad Wein
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Emma Turner
Mary Jane Weiss
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Charles Robinson
William Poling
Gloria Jean
Pearl Seaman
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John Shelton
Maud Bruce
Gard Hutchinson
Guy Darby
Elmer Thomas
Ruth
Charess Ralph
Robert
Ing
Marion
John Walters
Cook
Pa Cgowok
Constance Fisher
Nelle Crew
Letha Wolfe
William Kerns
William Foster
Akrons
Robert Foster
New Straittaville
Walter Frazee
Howard Frazee
Betsy Xan Ky
Lucy
Clarence
Dayton
Ralph Hamer
Dorotha
Harry Frost
D. Door
Earnest Baughman
Don Strawn
Wales Mills
Mary McCann
Jacville
Agnes Murphy
Anne Popoczy
Youngstown
Wm. Morgan Jr
William Morgan
Anna Donley
Springfield
Jake Dorst
Ruth Hoffman
Ed. Ahbaugh
Hockingport
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