Albany News Notes Visits and Family Gatherings Across State
Messenger correspondents report social visits and travels of Albany residents and relatives. Guests include Mrs. Russell Parkins in Huntington with granddaughters Helen and Mildred Mars from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Gillogly in Pataskala, and numerous family connections from Indianapolis to Memphis and Nashville. Several funerals, hospital visits, and home moves are noted along with local hostings at M E Ladies Aid and Gelb family gatherings.
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Ragel
Aesop Poeard
Russell
E. F. Parkins
Huntington
W. Va
Albany
Ann
Clyde
E. &. Thorn
Indianapolis
Ind
Leroy Thorn
Sack Robinett
Arizona
San
Jame Harvey Robinett
Max. Ende Robinett
R. Murphy
Athens
John Thorn
Lancaister
Community Notes Share Visits and Local Events
The Plains region reports numerous social visits and family gatherings. Akron visitors, Athens guests, and various trips to fairs, hospitals, and dinners are listed, highlighting extended families and neighbors. In addition, town residents attend picnics, Kiwanis events, and 4H club activities with numerous local names and places.
Syracuse Beach Outing and Local Skipping Marriage Notices
Sunday school classes from Middleport Church of Christ enjoyed a Syracuse beach picnic led by Mrs. Horden, Mrs. Martin, and Mrs. Powell with chaperones Mrs. Shumway and daughter Misa Doris. Booby Snowball, famed in Clarksburg league, received a $55 purse from the Booster's club. Gallipolis faced Chester at King's Park in a Sunday game with a 4-0 Chester win. Mrs. Ellen Turkey hosted a family dinner in Syracuse with about twenty-five relatives. Two Syracuse girls obtained marriage licenses and wed the same officiant, amid local social notes and age details.
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Elizabeth Horden
Dell Martin
Mittia Powell
Middleport
Clarksburg
Syracuse
Gallipolis
Chester
King's Park
Booze
Ellen Turkey
Tower Syracuse
New Marshfield Class Elects Officers at Social Night
New Marshfield Sunday school class No. 3 of the 47. P. Sunday school held a social at the Hoodter home with talks by Rev. J. W. Eaton and others. Officers chosen included Mrs. E. H. Hubert president, G. Herron vice president, and Mrs. W. M. Dixon secretary-treasurer. Guests, members, and several Brush guests attended. meetings and visits noted from Athens, Gallipolis, and Columbus connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Merritt
F. G. Hoodter
J. W.eaton
W. C. Berritt
Harvey Hulbert
EH. H. Hubert
G. Herron
W. M. Dix
Harry Efaw
Mary ‘Ross
Clyde Whitlatch
Virginia i Efau
Carl Whitlatch
Dorothy Siddert
Howard Merritt
Faye Goff
Waldo Hughe
Helen Goff
J Max Nanna
Helen Root
John Morrin
Columbus
Harland Green
Ralph Oxley
C. F. Oxley
Mira Baker
Athens
G. C. Herron
Herron
Gam Stanton
Coonsilte
Hermon Herron
Merritt Herron
Loveland
Ohio
Mint Hunter
Springfield
Jesse Baughman
Aus
Naomi McNeal
Guy
Ruth Grom
the Plains
Clarence McNeal
G. E. Frost
B. E
John Emish
Mineral
Ladies Aid of Clark's Chapel Plans August Bake Sale
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Hattie Weiss of Harmony to sew and plan a bake sale for August 6 at W. Strawa's on North Court. A lunch was served at 4 by the hostess and daughter-in-law Mrs. Earl Weiss. Next meeting set at Mrs. William McClanahan's home. Several locals and visitors shared news of travel, building work, and church activities, with 4-H sewing girls to present a play August 3 at Harmony schoolhouse.
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Hattie Weiss
Harmony
Frank Thornton
Louise
Martha
Floyd Barker
Columbus
Herbert Sanbork
Haley Griffith
Letridge
Albert Carpenter
George
New Marshfield
Orestus Fulton
Graham's Chapel
Ed Michael
the Plains
Lewis Carpenter
Edith Nelle Greenawalt
Athens
J. A. Bell
Louise McKibben
FT Pp
Harmony Schoolhouse
Emmett Keys
Nelsonville
Local family visits and greetings across Bedford area
The report lists numerous Bedford area residents visiting relatives and hosting guests. Names include Mr. and Mrs Sam Henderson and daughters Getty Lee Deloris and Laura. Mr. and Mrs Floyh Williams and children Earl Eva May. Mr. and Mrs Frank Low thers and son Herbert. Ada O'Brien visiting Mrs Ray Morris and others. Various social calls noted with the Williams and Hart families, Whatey family, and Rev W S Gibbons visiting and hosting. One item notes BUL Brickies called to bedside of father Charlie Brickles who is seriously ill. Ralph Williams of Middleport spending time with grandparents George Howett. Dora Burleigh visiting sister Mrs Richard Willams.
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Sam Henderson
Getty Lee
Deloris
Laura
Floyh Williams
Earl
Eva May
Frank Lowthers
Herbert
Richard Willams
Ada O'Brien
Ray Morris
W. L. Whatey
Tracy
W. 8
Gibbona
Pate Whaley
Lovan Resinger
Harley
Glen Hart
Bul Brickies
Charlie Brickles
Ralph Williams
Middleport
George Howett
Dora Burleigh
Richard , Willams
Hamden Social Roundup Adds Visits and Travel
Hamden reports visiting relatives and guests from Columbus Toledo Dayton and Gallipion. Families including Clark Anthony Akin Robbins Barnhill Weaver and Carr travel for town events and camps while Scout activities are noted with chaperones.
Ladies Let It Grow Campers Jam at Jackson County Fair Week
Peterson drives to Lancaster camp grounds for the remainder of the week with James Franklin Knox Paul Miller Bagley Harry Scott Evans Max Howell and Bobby Peterson enjoying the outing Ortie Merrill with Billy Spiker Gerald Woolweaver and Donald Warren camp near Puritan Lake for fishing John O. Martin visits Jackson from Jackson Harry Bagley takes vacation from duties for the Jackson county fair and races Mr and Mrs Bruce Reed at Middletown where Reed works for Western Union J A Jolly with Kathaleen Anna Monahan Ruth Roberts Mary Stanton attend Wellston fair Blanche Sperry marries John Hughes at McArthur by George Specht the district picnic of the Eastern Star set for August 4 at Wrights Grove Charles McBee hosts Evelyn McBee Fred Ruddle Geraldine McBee Lucille Stump from Grantsville and Mabel Gustin visit Athens R B Gustin and daughter Mabel visit Athens First District 67 I D O F meets at Stewart eight receive Assembly degree from Athens Albany Stewart Dinner and an afternoon address by Mabel Norris school of instruction.
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Chillicothe
Jackson County
Bruce Reed
Grace Morehead
Middletown
Reed
Western Union
J. A. Jolly
Kathaleen
Anna Monahan
Ruth Roberts
Mary Stanton
Wellston
Blanche Sperry
Willliam Sperry
McArthur
John Hughes
George Specht
Order of the Eastern Star
Wright's Grove
Jackson
Oak
Local Guests Visit Ashland and Nearby Towns
Carbon Hill hosts include Mr and Mrs G W Ross with guests from Ashland Ky and New Haven Mich. Other visitors arrive from Columbus Haydenville Willard Willard Athens and New Philadelphia while Ohio State University attendees enjoy vacations at home and with relatives. A birth is announced for a daughter of Hobart Smart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Ross
Grace Stickland
Orlando
Fla
Kathleen Riddle
Misa Dean Tolpin
Geraldine Gilpin
Ashland
Laura Gilpin
New Haven
W. Va
Urb Hawk
Dayton
Headley Lowes
Edna Spencer
Haydenville
Downhour
Robert Chute
Familly
Athena
Molly Chute
Martha Smith
Gladys Greene
Blanche Smith
Nelsonville
Bea Miskel
Ohio State University
Rebecca
Hobart Smart
Howard Mitchell
Leona and
Wilma Perkins
New Philadelphia
Don Kammerling
Ohio State University At
Columbus
Camp Perry Visit and Local Social Appointments
Stewart Williams Leeper spent several days at Camp Perry early in the week. Mrs. H. D. Newman and Mrs. C. A. Wiseman returned home after visiting their parents, accompanied by Dorothy Foss. Dr. and Mrs. John Butts of Athens visited Wednesday with Mr. Butt's brothers, Hamad and William Biggins. Bernice Davis of Athens, guest of sister Mrs. Frank Davis, and Mrs. W. A. McCune spent Friday and Saturday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wharf of Beewart.
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Kensington
William Gillogly
Methodist Ladies Act Society
Gerve Mansfield
Mingo Tunction
Bertha Rickey
California
Hillis Avenue
Jesse Throckmorton
George Johnson
Railroad Street
Mrs Ledinghouse
Foutz
McCoy Addition
Lewis Stauffer
Akron
J. Hutchison
Raleigh Binnet
Bobby
Hayder- Fille
A. M. Humphry
Elgon Hawk
Tom
Dorothy Cade
Evelyn
Marie Aleshire
Owen Martin
Athens Fair Ground
Elizabeth Hawk
Anna Ghormiley
H. L. Whaton
Ella Edgar
Addigon Edgar
Wiliam Bechtold
Athens
Field Hawk
Beach
Neva Hawk
Troy Smith
Maud Nash
Nelsonville
W. J. Bask
Dean Vere
Vere Ridge
Ervin Vere
Ed Hardette
Frank Smith
Virgene Shields
Int Guess
Hazle Waite
Columbus
Joe Hutchins
Harry Patton
Hutchins
Logan
Beth Robinsor
Doug Lewin
Freda Smith
Circle Hill
Irs
Goldie Gabriel
Will C. Hoodlet
Margaret
Ed Fluke
Dorothy Frank
Chillicoths
Martha Russell
Fern Nanney
Mechanicsburg
Carl Cox
Agnes Hall
Fairment
W. Va
Elizabeth Marshall
Ella Jackson
James Cush
Renzen Young
Harvey“ Whitlatch
Allee Dicken
O. B. Conkey
C. B. Beverage
John Wharf
Biewart
Torch Funeral for Mrs Alice Brewster Dye at Torch Baptist
Funeral services were held at the Torch Baptist church for Mrs. Alice Brewster Dye on Friday at 10 a.m. She spent most of her life in Torch, served as a church member, clerk, and Sunday school teacher. She lived the last decade in Columbus, dying Wednesday morning at her brother Edward Brewster’s home. Interment followed near the church cemetery. Distants attendees included her brothers Mr and Mrs Edward Brewster of Columbus and Mr and Mrs...
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Baptist Church
Torch
Alice Brewster Dye
Edward Breester
Columbus
Miss Laura Bailey Tours West Virginia Camp Highlighting McWhorter Cabin
Miss Laura Bailey visited an unusual state run camp near Weston West Virginia linked to Jacksons Mill history. The site houses cottages for seven counties with 4 H and civic groups using facilities while Strongheart the Indian chief taught archery and weaving. The Nelson Dodds camp near Mt Varnon and Torch relatives paid tribute at a funeral for Mrs Dye long time Athens Messenger correspondent.
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West Virginia
United States
Laura Bailey
Athans
Arthur E. Lawrence
Maje
Clarkeburg
Weston
W. Va
Jackson
Mill Camp
Stonewall Jackson
Milla
McWhorters
Charles Hendrick
Strongheart
Athens
Miss Bailey
Harrison and
Lewis Counties
Mt. Varnon
Nelson Dodds
Henry Brewster
Cyrus Brewster
Torch
Dye
Athens Messenger
Charles D Clark 2 Dies at Rockland Rockland
Charles D. Clark a former resident died Thursday evening at his Rockland home. He leaves a wife, one daughter Mrs Alfred Morrison, and three granddaughters. Funeral will be held at Rockland Sunday. Entertain Guests E D Morrison Hosts Relatives at Country Home East of Coolville with many relatives from Eldorado Hannibal Pittsburgh and Eric Pa among attendees. Additional local notes include personal mentions of visitors to Coolville and surrounding areas and several camp meetings.
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Coolville
Charles D. Clark
Rockland
Alfred Morrison
E. D. Morrison
Here
Charles Palmer
Garth
Thurston
Charles
Eldorado
Ark
Samantha Mooney
Lena Kirkman
Hannibal
A. %. Morrison
Pittsburgh
T. E. Fitch
Audry Tombaugh
Fitch
Mildred Fitch
Desn Ewers
Morrison Home
Miss Cadman
Moss
Bins Roberta
Mildred
Dean Roberts
Eric
Canaanville Social Gathering At Hoskinson Home
Relatives and friends of the Droz, Harper, and Hoskinson families gathered at Harbert J. Hoskinson’s near Canaanville for a Wednesday picnic. A lawn supper and games followed, with music from the Harper family. Attendees included numerous relatives and neighbors from Monroe, Iona, Charleston, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Droz
Robert
Monroe
Iona
E. Harper
Ruth
Charleston, Til
S. E. Harper
J. Q Hull
Helen
H. S. Hoskinson
Merwin Mansfield
Paul
Donald
Dean
Donna Pauline
Zinka Downs
Esther
Charles Mannsfield
Gerald
Chester HoSkinson
Herbert J Hoskinson
Ralph
Cure for Childs Scalp Pimples Claims Cuticura Healed
A mother from Cutler Ohio reports her three week scalp eruption itching and hair loss healed after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She describes rapid improvement after two days and urges use of Cuticura products for clean skin soft hands and healthy scalp.
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F. M. Gill
R.F.D
Cutler
Ohio
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