Decoration Day at Sand Hill Cemetery Draws Many
Long Bottom reports a large turnout visiting Sand Hill Cemetery over Decoration Day weekend. Olive Grange held a memorial for 13 members lost to death and hosted a visit from deputy Harley Musser and his wife. Credit goes to a new woven wire fence, flowers, and flags on soldiers graves.
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Long Bottom
Sand Hill Cemetery
Olive Grange
Harley Musser
A. J. Karr
Clinton Arthur
Harold Eaves
Huntington
Mary Swan
Linnie
Catherine O'Neil
Bald Knobs
C. 8. Hayman
M. E. Church
The
Reeds
Esther Knight
Dayton
Hettie Rambo
B. F. Moore
Columbus
Rambo
George Williams
Canton
Zoa Reichie
Clarence Anderson
Crooksville
Jack Hahn
Pomeroy
George Luther
Harvey Luther
Akron
Luther
Cecil Harper
Robert Selby
Cambridge
Jennie Watkins
William Hill
Albert Edwards
New Athens
J. Johnston
John
Lucy
Lancaster Camp Grounds
J. L. Altman
B. E. Taylor
Martha
Bert
Warren
William Stevenson
Glouster
Walter Hill
Florence Guinther
Jack Guinther
Charles Guinther
Eleanor Davis
Ralph Lewis
Buckeye Lake
Orville Edwards
Frank Ley
Howard Antle
Irene Ley
Indiana
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Chauncey
Gordon Denson
Florence Kelly
Baby
C. von Scheele
D. J. McKinley
Chicago
Ira Conaway
Vinton County
R. E. Davis
Chauncey Cemetery
Mary
Helen Bycofski
Detroit
Julius Bycofski
Emmett Hallam
Julius Johnson
Ohio
William Hilliard
Hobson
John Buza
Joe Cominsky
Eloise Davis
Eunice Cannon
Greens Run
Inez Safreed
George Safreed
Harry Dehman
Norma Jean
David Evans
A. R. Woodgerd
Ben Lent
Ogden
Utah
Salem
Oregon
Community Feeds 600 Meals Weekly at Jacksonville Schoolhouse
Jacksonville Mohawk Aerie 1034 joins with the Par ent-Teacher Association and local lodges to feed area children at the schoolhouse. Frank Davis leads the effort with daily noon meals and strong community support from teachers merchants and church groups. The program has operated since late February serving over 600 meals weekly.
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Jacksonville
Mohawk Aerie
Parent-Teacher Association of
Frank Davis
Aerie
P.T. A
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
Davis
Methodist Church
E. Kt. Robinette
United Brethren Church
U. B
William Miller
Glouster
Ralph Shirkey
Columbus
Albert Edwards
New Athens
Harvey Luther
Akron
R. E. Davis
Arlene
Iris
Ira Conaway
Clea Mae
Theresa Heiser
Shawnee Cemetery
Helen McCaskey
Walter McCaskey
Georgia Burdick
Adena
Mae Swindell
Bessie
Cordelia Viall
Ralph
Byron Shirkey
So You Sew Too Modern Women Find Value in Fabrics
A newspaper feature notes piece goods departments become hubs for modern women using simplified patterns. It highlights Anne Adams Patterns as favorites and encourages readers to watch for them daily as women showcase fitted frocks and personal style.
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Anne Adams
Dorcas Needle Club meeting and local visits noted
Tuppers Plains residents report a Wednesday Dorcas Needle Club gathering with Mrs. Belle Keller. Several locals hosted or visited relatives over the weekend including A. A. Bahr, Mrs. Mable Kim, Elmer Reed, and others. Decoration Day attendance was noted in Chester with multiple local callers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Needle Club
Belle Keller
Weldon Bahr
Chester
A. A. Bahr
Minnie Matlack
J. W. Arbaugh
Akron
Emma Stout
Athens
Sarah Parr
Emmit Frost
East Shade
Robert Stewart Elmer Reed
Middleport
Mable Kim
Christian Cemetery
I. C. Chapman
Kenneth Christy
Parkersburg
Billy Chapman
Coolville
Hess Nickles
Cletus Chapman
Nelsonville
George Shoemaker
J. Earl Snively
Washington D. H
New Marshfield 4-H Club Organized With Whitlatch as President
The New Marshfield 4-H Handiwork Club was formed Tuesday night led by Calvin Efaw and T. H. Johnson. Officers include President Carl Whitlatch, Vice President Harry Efaw, Secretary Treasurer Lawrence Hunter, News Reporter Clyde Whitlatch, Recreation Leader Cari Nanna. Members listed include Christopher Pidcock, Clark Cline, Conrad Collins, Paul Sickles, Max Lewellyn, Neil Githam, Dwight Scott, Thomas Lewellyn, Ransdall Russell, Charles Burt, Wilson Gilbert, Kenneth Russell, Arthur Rhorick, Laverne Gilbert, Denver Andrews, Charlies Hawk, Frank Steinmeyer, Albert Mace, Charles Lewellyn, Robert McAfee, Max Nanna. Next meeting at the farm shop building.
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New Marshfield
Calvin Efaw
T. H. Johnson
Carl Whitlatch
Harry Efaw
Lawrence Hunter
Clyde Whitlatch
Cari Nanna
Christopher Pidcock
Clark Cline
Conrad Collins
Paul Sickles
Max Lewellyn
Neil Githam
Dwight Scott
Walter Hawk
Chillicothe
Everett Wigal
Parkersburg
Mary Parks
Concord
Tisha Dilsher
Nelsonville
Mable Dilsher
Columbus
Mattie Pearson
Salem
Idhlie Young
Centennial Celebration at Albany Planned for October
Albany residents plan a grand homecoming in October to mark 100 years since the town’s settlement. A festival October 13 and 14 will feature slogans poems and a museum collection from local archives. Leaders include T W Coe as president and C F Vorhes as secretary with broad participation invited.
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Albany
T. W. Coe
A. F. Holmes
George Spring
John Lindley
Alice Stanley
Everett Lewis
C. F. Vorkes
J. E. Cline
Harry Brown
Florence Brown
C. L. Dailey
C. F. Vorhes
O. D. Dailey
Albany Echo
Athens County
Lee Township
Harner Hotel
Doctor Jones
Lowell Chase
Controversy Triggers Editor Shuffle in Jackson Newspapers
In Jackson a press dispute prompts a third paper. Harold K. Schellenger moves from Sun Journal to Herald after eight years. J. Newell resigns as Herald editor after ten years to join Sun Journal. Harry Martin to edit the new paper established by Arch Martin.
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Jackson
U.R
Harold K. Schellenger
The
Sun-Journal
Herald
J. Newell
Sun- Journal
Harry Martin
Memorial Services at Bates Church Sunday
Memorial services planned at Bates M P Church on Sunday at 2 30 p m Reverend O M Davidson to speak with special music. All Civil War and World War soldiers are invited.
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Bates M
Memorial service for soldiers at Clark Chapel Sunday
The annual Memorial service for soldiers buried at Clarks Chapel will be held in the church Sunday at 1 30 PM with Rev Ward Radford as speaker. Also notes of many local visits and funeral services for Anna May Pugh and Cledith Carpenter, with relatives from Dublin, Amesville, The Garden, Albany, Detroit, Columbia, Mechanicsburg attending.
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M. B
Albany
R. O. McClure
Ward Radford
Anna May Pugh
Frank Pugh
Pleasant Valley
Cledith Carpenter
Guy Carpenter
Woodland Avvenue
Mechanicsburg
Athena State Hospital
Alan
B. H. Pugh
The
Gospel Mission Church
M. K. Kimmey
Athens
4-H Officers Elected in Portland for Next Year
Portland 4-H groups elected year ahead officers. Girls named Belva Cox president and Maxine Swan vice president with Mary McDade as secretary. boys named Charleas McKelvey president and Marvin Swan secretary. Club named Happy Glee Club led by Mrs. Harry Swan. Numerous local visits and activities noted alongside upcoming Children’s Day on June 26.
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Portland
Belva Cox
Maxine Swan
Mary McDade
Kathryn Roush
Addie Mae Delaney
Garnet Qure
Virginia Koeisch
Mary Jo Swan
Helva Cox
Happy Glee Club
Harry Swan
Charleas McKelvey
Charlies Lee
Marvin Swan
Donald Cox
Henry Johnson
Dana Browning
Bart Jewett
Emmett Jewett
Bashan
Fagan Price
Parkersburg
V. B. McDade
W. E
A. C. Price
Henry Deering
Cleveland
N. O. Warren
Ruth Smith
Ralph McDade
Apent
F. &. Carney
Joe Cox
Charleston
Belva
Mabel Ann
Allen
Racine
Todd Rhoades
Iria
Apple Grove
Clarence Hutchinson
Pennsylvania
Isaac Hutchinson
Chester
N. O Warren
Mesare Russell Rhoades
Rel ‘Taylor
Spiller
Fred Ritchte
Ida Carney
Josephine Reed
Russell
Road Fork
P. O. Milhoan
Dam 21
Jeff Haney
Stiversville
Henry Talbott
Willie Cornell
Marietta
Kenneth Brown
Columbus
Paul Browning
Abner Price
A. A. Adams
Mona Williamson
Pleasant Valley Harrisons and Friends Gather for Visits and Illness
Pleasant Valley residents and relatives visit Frances Haning as Mrs Haning marks her sixty eighth birthday. Francis Haning and Hattie Reeves conditions are reported improving while Anna Mae Pugh’s funeral is noted. Frances Haning hosts gatherings as Eveline Carsey and Mary Elizabeth visit. Mrs Cooley’s health remains unimproved.
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A. J. Savage
Chase
Mra
Will Buck
Eileen
Louise
Francis Haning
Hattie Reeves
Luella Woodyard
Lavada
Middleport
Francesa Haning
Dora King and Son
Francea Haning
Haney
Clarks Chapel
Anna Mae Pugh
Pleasant Valley
Davison
Elias Carsey
Mary Elizabeth
Frances Haning
Margaret Russ
John Cooley
Memorial Day Observed in New Straitsville with Parade
Memorial Day activities in New Straitsville included a parade from the J O F Hall led by Conn's Junior band from New Lexington to the local cemetery. A program featured solos by William J. Davis and Thomas Wari, band pieces, and remarks by James Berry, Ohio mine inspector. A dance followed at the F F Hall in the evening.
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New Straitsville
New
James Berry
Ohio
F. Hall
John Shuttleworth
Joan of Columbus
Redtown Residents Host Weeklong Social Ties
A long list of regional visits and guest invitations fills Redtown life from Cleveland to Athens. Local residents host relatives and friends from Logansport, Dayton, Columbus, Taylor Ridge, and more, with church services led by Rev. M. K. Kimmey of Athens. The Redtown baseball team schedules games against Broadwell and Stewart starting June 4.
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Alex Anderson
Cleveland
Mra
Mary Anderson
Crate Morrison
Ollie Whitehair
Garnet
Dayton
Olive Wemmer
Norma
Logan
Misa Viola Johnson
Esta Kytta
Taylor Ridge
William Gillett Sr
Steve Molnar
Clifford Martin
Columbus
Homer &Transbaugh
Roy Little
Athens
Francia Bernard
Trimble
Whaneta
Bernice Exline
Greens Run
Emil Kytta
Charles Kytta
Albert Kytta
Lindberg
Fairport Harbor
Redtown
Broadwell
Stewart
Sunday Visit Delights Coolville Families
Coolville residents hosted a diverse group of guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Hyatt of Springfield Misses Dorothy and Bessie Von Englen of Dayton and local families during a warm Sunday gathering. The M E Sunday School Class Four led by Mrs Zona Marquis enjoyed Friday night entertainment at Miss Dorothy Moody home with twenty one attendees.
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J A
Lucy Barrett
O. U. A. M. Lodge
U B
Nelia Parr
East Shade
Fred Johnson
Huntington
Carl Parker
Parker
Villa Kincade
Bethel
Ed Davis
Selah McLane
Doris
Howard Johnson
Elva Dean
Henry Warren
Reedsville
George Stephenson
Pennsboro
W. Va
William Long
Roxabell
Howard Flinn
Akron
Eugene Barrows
Floyd and
Wilber
Clayton Bashfort
Washington, D. C
Amos Smith
Morral
Sarah Parr
Lena Parr
Alma Jones
Tuppers Plains C. E. Society
Pearly West
Floyd
Edith Pierce
Parikersburg
A. B. Ninamyer
St. Marys
Shenandoah Valley
Midland Trail
West Union Street
Athens
West
Luster Fought
George Spring
Jennie Hill
Dayton
Charles Coppage
Centerville
Will Breeze
Youngstown
Charles Brown
Florence
Clyde Hill
George B. Caylor
Delaware
Mrs. Caylor
Taylor Warren
Betty Yagala
F. W. Chapman
Leona
Marietta
D. C. Davis
Davis
BE. McCall
Ron Lawrence
Long Bottom
J. 8. Carleton
Columbus
Will Noyes
Vanderhoof
G. EB. Carleton
This Place
A. ©. Milla
B. F. Blackwell
Otis Crawford
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Garden
Etta, Lilly
Ora Dunfee
John Sheets
David Hayes
Middletown
Walter Alexander
Hamilton
Ohio
E. M. Pierce
John Hyatt
Springfield
Dorothy
Bessie von Englen
C. E. Findling
Sarah Estella
Near
Alfred
Oscar Findling
Josephine Wise
Archie Dunfee
Dunfee
M. E. Sunday School
Zona Marquis
Dorothy Moody
Howard Stout
Edward Alden
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J. B. Shumaker
Beaver
French Barnett
Lucille German
Wheeling
Bert German
Mildred Kim
W. F. Hawley
Messenger
Tuppers Plains
4-H Club
Whitlatch
Eugene Barnes
Athens Route 4
Karl
Billy Norman
Roy Shields
C. B. Kincade
Hermon Castle
James Christy
Harley Kincade
New Lexington
Ethel McClure
City Hospital
W. A. Rice
Clyde Millhone
Son Vance
Marie Owen
Clarksburg
Robert Stewart
Creston Newland
Elias Cole
Pearl Shields
Walter Shields
Son Junior
Frank Cole
Ed Parker
Anne Turban
Bert Cole
Max Swindler
Elmer Newland
Charley Hardway
Harriet Cole
G. R. McPherson
Ruth
Joe Clair
Pearl Pitts
Grace Stout
Opal Cole
Alice Cole
Bernice Cole
Ida Sommers
Josh Turben
Bill Vonstein
Nelson Watson
Orville Watson
Harley Linthicum
Harold Watson
Gene Shumway
Homer Cole
John Alden
Clyde Watson
Turner Newland
Ami Partlow
Hubert Shields
Mrs. C. O. Newland
Harner
B. H. Lasch
Dwight Dean
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Rose Turner
Zaleski
Levi Nichola
Nichols
John Thorn
Lan
Will Cline
Aldine Radcliffe
Colum
B. C. Deardorn
Earl Hart
Reynoldsburg
Emmett Groalin
Frank Tur
Ner
Frank Radcliffe
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Mra. Russell Drake
Clarence Vorhes
Bates
Horder
Helen Welshimer
Te An
C. E. Ruth
Dublin
James Bell
Charles Robinson
William
Alice
Mru
Walter Konkoski
Richland
Avenue
Cletus Mulligan
Robert
Will Potter
Amesville
Thomas Phillips
Son Russell
Hugh Sheridan
Harley Cline
Abner Frost
Leslie Haning
Norman Haning
Richard
Columbia
Nancy Haning
Aldene
Dwight
James
Max
L. J. Duncan
Bill Roberts
Athena
Ella Dillinger
Ellis Woodworth
Woodworth
Lucille Grandy
Margaret McClain
Mary Catherine Frasier
Ruth Shuttleworth
John Bernard Begtyaill
Opal Treasure
Hemlock
Clyde Strain
Corning
P. M. Strain
Frank Freshwater
Augusta Mackey
Wairport Marher
Ashtabula
Guy Morrison
George Rankine
Farmily
George Evans
Song
Lewis
Denver
Barnard Evans
Millfield
Leo Mites
Andrew Collins
Minnie
George Riley
Joseph Dalton
Kath Kytta
Virgil Strausbaugh
Joseph Chapman
Eixa Whyatt
Jed Skinner
Guy Wemmer
Mary Smith
Ray Swagger
Luhrig
William Dalton Jr
Fritz Heffkinds
Russell Vore
Desra Gillett
Jens Clemens
Theodore Kelsenburg
Clarence Kelsenburg
Fred Rosa
Helen Morrison
Tarry Hoeisington
Wisher
Ralph Chevalier
George Saunders
Success
Mrs. J. BE. Meredith
Misa Hertha Keller
Mrs. J. BE Keller
Up River
F.C. Taylor
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Newbury
C. B. Hall
Albert Sarason
C. B. Saron
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Sarah Lant
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
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Beasley Ling
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