Parkersburg visitors mingle with local families in lively notes
Ed Davidson and wife of Parkersburg spent Sunday here with J W Johnson, joined home by Nora Johnson. Mary Acksa Rose returned to Racine after visiting aunt Mrs Otto Elliott and Mary Stone. Gus Morris and children from near Zanesville called on Ira Cony family. Alf Pennybacker visited his brother Hiram Pennybacker at Parkersboro. Lewis Munchmeyer of Washington graduated from Parkersburg High May 1. he is Louise Wells's grandson. Julian Adams to graduate Marietta High June 12. John Henderson and daughter Helen visit Charles Hayden. John Johnson sold part of Mustapha island to the YMCA of Parkersburg Va. Ed Davidson is YMCA Camp Dils president. camp named for Ed ward Lee Davidson Dils, a Christian character-building camp for local boys.
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Ed Davidson
Parkersburg
J W. Johnson
Nora Johnson
Mary Acksa Rose
Otto Elliott
Mary Stone
Racine
Gus Morris
Zanesville
Ira Cony
Alf Pennybacker
Hiram Pennybacker
Parkersboro
Lewis Munchmeyer
Washington, W. Va
Parkersburg High School
Louise Wells
Mary A. Stone
Marietta
Ralph Gunnel
Vassar
Mich
Fred Snyder
Schultz
Lyda
Arthur Lee
Gertrude
J. W. Johnson
Julian Adams
Marietta High School
John Henderson
Helen
Charles Hayden
John Johnson
Mustapha Island
Young Men's Christian Association of
Community notices from Vanderhoof and nearby areas
Sunday guests included Lottridge Emma Jeffers and her children Grace and John with Jacob Zuimbach in Vanderhoof. Edson Swartz moved to Curtis Knight farm. Stewart visitors include Mrs Ray Oliver and her son with Day parents. Bethel hosts Mr and Mrs Roy McKinley. Erma Ackley visits Marion relatives. Mrs Carson Boggs hosts sister Tilton of Coolville. Gertrude Bacheldor visits Daniel Ackley. Carthage township eight grade commencement held at the church with eleven graduates. Meeting begins Monday evening June 5 at Lawrence versus prior notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jeffers
Grace
John
Jacob Zuimbach
Ed Chase
Vanderhoof
Edson Swartz
Curtis Knight Farm
Ray Oliver
Stewart
Charles Day
Roy McKinley
Jim Gaston
Bethel
Erma Ackley
Marion
Carson Boggs
Miss Tilton
Coolville
Gertrude Bacheldor
Daniel Ackley
Carthage Township
Pearley Gaskill
Chappel
Athens
Lawrence
Mrs Fred G Boho R D 7 May 29 1922
A brief notice from Athens Ohio references Mrs Fred G Boho of R D 7 with a date May 29 1922. The fragmentary item appears as a private or personal notice within a local column.
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Fred G. Boho
Athens, O
R. D
Pleasanton and Athens Residents Share Holiday Visits
Pleasanton residents visited family in Athens and nearby towns over the weekend. Among those hosting and visiting were the Parkers, the Cucklers, the Kenneys, the Arnets, and the Pierce family, with guests from Columbus Athens and Logan. Members attended Children's Day and Decoration Day services in Hebbardsville.
Memorial and Community Notices From Local Area
Shade Memorial services will be held here Sunday June 4 at 10 30 o clock. The Misses Inez and Catharine Burson were Athens visitors Monday. There will be an ice cream social at Jerseyville Saturday evening June 3. Quite a few from this place attended all day services at Hebbard ville Sunday. Children's day will be held at this place Sunday morning June 18.
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Inez
Catharine Burson
Athens
Jerseyville
Hebbardsville
Sand Rock Social Roundup Confirms Visits and Revivals
Sand Rock residents, including Mr and Mrs A B Christman and son Lowell, hosted the Moores Saturday. Hal Brawley and wife hosted Dora Robinson of Athens, Mrs Percy Lunsford and baby of Gloucester, and Orla Roberts family at Mt Hermon Tuesday. Rev Browning opened a revival Monday evening. Others attended Broadwell preaching Sunday evening. Athens visitors Henry Oge, Sarah Stahle, and Lelia Van Dyke visited Wednesday.
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A. B. Christman
Lowell
Charles Moore
Hal Brawley
Dora Robinson
Athens
Percy Lunsford
Baby
Glouster
Orla Roberts
Mt. Hermon
Browning
Broadwell
Henry Oge
Sarah Stahle
Lelia van Dyke
Modest dress urged by local reader in public forum
A reader voices opposition to a prior article on women’s dress, arguing for modesty and decency. She says beauty fades and true worth lies in a pure heart, urging mothers to raise sons with sinless conduct and to dress neatly yet decently. She anticipates criticism but stands by her stance.
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Messenger
the Messenger
Jesus
Dr Wilcox to Speak to Athens High Class
Dr A Y Wilcox will address the graduating class of Athens High School in the Christian Church Sunday at 7 30 P M The service includes hymns selections scripture reading and prayer with performances by the Melha Woodworth Rudolph Pedigo and Sullivan Senior Chorus All are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wilcox
Class of Athens High
Athens High School
A. Y. Wilcox
Christian Church
West
Sullivan
Pan Handle coal properties near Pittsburg merge plans
Pittsburg reports plans for merging 46 million dollars of coal interests along the Pan Handle railroad to the West Virginia line. About 15 to 20 coal concerns are involved, with 50 000 acres of prime land, some developed and some not, under one corporate head pending final arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
West Virginia
John A. Bell
Concert Recital Delights Athens Audience at Mount Zion
The Colridge Taylor Choral Society presented a strong concert at Mount Zion Baptist Church in Athens. Highlights included spirituals by a selected chorus, piano by Clarence Tocus, tenor Dandridge, soprano Cleo Whittice, duet by Mae Daniels and Rev. Hickman, and multiple solo numbers by Daniels and Mitchell with strong dramatic expression.
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Athens
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Colridge Taylor Choral Society
Clarence Tocus
Cleo Whittice
Mae Daniels
Rev. T. &. Hickman
Rev. Hickman
Lillian Mitchel
Tocus
Lillian Mitchell
Sunday services and classes schedule across towns
New England hosts Sunday school at 9 and preaching at 10 15 with Christian Endeavor at 7 30. Carthage offers Sunday school at 1 30 and preaching at 2 30. Wingett Chapel combines Sunday school and church service at 7. Hebbardsville lists Sunday school at 30 past the hour. Guysville and Albany report no meetings until next Sunday.
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New England
Christian Endeavor
Carthage
Wingett Chapel
Hebbardsville
Guysville
Albany
Tournament draws crowd at Athens Country Club event
Forty plus players entered a blind par tournament at the Athens Country Club on Thursday afternoon, the largest turnout for such an event. Fouch and Beckley shared first place, with a slew of players tied for second. Craig posted the low net, Swanson the low gross, and Howe and Cable led in holes played. Upcoming events include handicap medal play and a mixed foursome.
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Athens Country Club
Fouch
Beckley
Dr. Bean
O’bleness
Dr. Borger
John Preston Logen
Carr
Craig
Swanson
Dr. Howe
Cable
Dr. Lee
Ari Wolfe
S. M Johnson
Ned Wolfe
M N. Brown
Pr. Singley
N Bingman
Sweeney
Whipple
Hutchinson
Munds
J. Preston
Clarke
E. R. Gross
F R Gross
L. Preston
D. H. Biddle
Bush
Palmer
Frame
Gahm
Stickney
Jennings
Foutch
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