Reedsville Memorial Day at Cemetery and Local Notices
Memorial Day scenes at Reedsville Cemetery mark graves of 36 soldiers from Civil War through World War I. The piece notes the cemetery’s 1815 beginnings, past enlargements, and links to the Humphrey farm. Also details multiple area obituaries marriages and visits, plus a 4 H Club meeting and various local movements and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Amall
Humphrey
Pleasant Home
Kibble- Hetzer
Eden
Mary Virginia Smith
James Donald Bowman
Harrisburg
Herbert L. Smith
Jennie Landon
Robert L. Barton
Barton
Little Rock
Aransas
Letart Falls News Briefs Highlights Local Visits
Local residents and relatives from Middleport Parkersburg Columbus Bladen Pomeroy and Piqua visited each other and attended the United Brethren Church conference. Memorial Day events at Community Hall included a large Homecoming and cemetery decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letart Falls
Alfred Willisma
Middleport
Auel
Sidney Williams
W. B. Darby
John
J. P. Burwell
Charleston
Polly
Bertha Wagoner
Nellie Finney
Parkersburg
Martha Marsh
Oklahoma
H. B. Powell
L. L. Wagoner
Myra
Mary Sheets
Columbus
Anita Sheets
Bladen
Mary Wogan
True Blessing
John Martin
Mason City
J. L. Wolfe
H. A. Harwond
United Brethren Church
Tudge
Edgar
Pomeroy
C. H. Skeets
R. Aties
Bert Sayr
A.bee
C. _ Mary W. Vae
Ralph
O. L
H. G Roush
J. D. Roush
W. H. Schwartzwalder
Entsminger Funera
Alberta Alexander
Cori Webb
N. W. Cramer
W. R. Carpenter
Rutland Garden Club Hosts May Meeting Honors
Mrs. P A Jiiden hosted the Rutland Garden Club May meeting on May 27. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. Paul Winn Vice President Mrs. Whitney Ingraham and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Cecil Bolin. Members Mrs Russell Little and Mrs Carl Miller were named with two more nominees for June. Helen Taylor played accordion solos and talks covered Seeing Is Believing and Questions a Flower Show Exhibitor Should be Able to Answer. First and second place flower displays were awarded to Mrs James Titus and Mrs George Lasher with third to Mrs. George Lasher. Refreshments were served by a long list of members. The 50th birthday of Everett Colwell was celebrated May 20 at a country home near Danville with many relatives present reminiscing about youth days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
P. A. Jiiden
Rutland Garden Club
Paul Winn
Whitney Ingraham
Cecil Bolin
Russell Little
Carl Miller
L. J. Heiner
T. J. Chase
Helen Taylor
St Louis
James Titus
George Lasher
Don Anderson
Cecil Boli
Co. C. Chapman
Scott © Day
Colwell
Bertha Giles
W. O. Hall
W. C. Harman
G. H. Lasher
Harold Miller
Selah Sidenstricker
F. Thomas
A. A. Rawlings
Foush
Vona Smith
Everett Colwell
Clair Edmondson
Floyd Davis
Carl Shenefield
Hurley Nelson
Danville
Apple Grove Social Briefs
Apple Grove notes list social visits and hospital news. Elizabeth Taylor had her cast removed from a limb at Holzer Hospital and returned home in satisfactory condition. Numerous guests and family gatherings follow across Ohio and West Virginia towns.
Personal Notes From Dexter and Vicinity
Local social notes list guests visiting Dexter area residents including Mr and Mrs Carel Halliday in Washington D C Mrs Gladys Enochs of Wilmington and the Wade Halliday family at the Halliday home. Other visits include Phil Love and son Richard in Portsmouth with Lillie Minor. Earl Huge in Wikesville at Minor home. Garland Weaver and daughter Ann in Pomeroy visiting J W Weaver. Orvella Weaver in Chauncey visiting W R Amos and J W Weaver. Emmett Davis to Columbus. Ronald Davis bought a car in Columbus. Norma Gillogly of Albany visiting her mother. Ella Nelson and daughters Anndene and Marvel Cle-Romine Rutland visited their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Romine
Rutland
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W. Va
Fay Pickens
Marion
Cincinnati
Charles D. Wilson
Lick
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J. C. Helsinger
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Fla
T C. M. Crissip
W. F. Osborn
Belore
A. D. Arnott
Vern D. Sherman
Beaver Falls
Paul Curtis
Joe H. Sherman
Racine
Helen S. Strickland
Addie S. Bitters
Arthur Mills
Mills
Fanny Deweese
Lucy
Kenneth
Torch
Elma 5
Deweese
Washington, D. C
Wilbur Sprague
St. Joseph's Hospital
John Davis
John Colwell
John Nelson
Marlene Miller
James Emmons
Emmagene Kemper
Catherine
David Colwell
Athens Messenger
Athens
Ohio
A rEmmons
Akron
James Matheny
Sen
Ath
Claude Clark
Jed
Emory Ralph
Ethel Jackson
Anson
Lester Bailey
Richard
Stephen
Bradbury
Alison Jackson
Barbara
Mina Wise
Man
Virginia
Charles Gill
Robert
Carl Denison
Lee Myers
Mrs. Weber Theobald
Bob
Weber Theobald
Wilbur Theobald
Charles Gray
Nitro
Mary E. Simms
Grace Colwell
Ruth Swisher
Shirley Spires
Julia Strong
Howard Wells
Louise Waltz
Margaret Spires
Mitt Spires
Crooksville
Zanesville
Ralph Spires
Jack Conrad
Herbert John Burgstahler
Legan University
Jack
J. W. Conrad
Almas Rawlings
Clarence Longstreth
Tom Anderson
Tom
Paul Sisson
Sisson
Gwi Clark
St. Albans
W. V
Alma Brown
Weyland
Cuyahoga Falls
Apple Grove Social Briefs
Don
Milo Richardson
Detroit
Mich
Doris ‘Hayman
George Hayman
Robert Stobart
William Stobart
Wheeling
W. Wa
Roy Buck
Sue Ann
John Shank
James ‘Shank
J. 5
Henderson
Point Pleasant
Howard Tice
Keith
Norman Hall
Marshall
Delmont
Ruby Hannan
Lena ‘Radcliff
Mary Alexander
Letart
Elizabeth Taylor
Charles Sayre
Olden Thaxton
Cottageville
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Evelyn Sharpnack
Eunice Panay
Butler
Owen Hall
Chubb Pickens
Alma
Maud Fiffer
Canton
Mae Wolfe
Litbie Wolfe
Stewart
Walter Sines
Fannie Sines
Siby] Miles
Dexter and Vicinity
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Rockers
Preste
C&f
East State ST
Cussins
Dairyman
Whitehouse
White-House Rite-Way
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