Murray City News Items in Orient and Athens
Murray Cityitems list frequent visits and social roundups. Residents and guests include Ayers Darby family, Dora Spencer and Mary Lou Lancaster trip, Lovett Bell Shuttleworth in Athens, Ellen Norris and Homer Stevenson, Quintin Quinn in Ath ens, Millie Philips Athens visit, James Stevenson back in Detroit, Swingle in Nelsonville, Geraldine Slater Lancaster visit, and others from Murray and nearby towns. Also notes church events, memorials, and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urray City
Lace Ayers
Warren Darby
Murray
Orient
Dora Spencer
Mary Lou
Lancaster
John Lovett
Robert Bell
Robert Bell, Jr
Harry Shuttleworth
Athens
Ellen Norris
Dayton
Homer Stevenson
Norris
Ellen Dyker
Elias
Giouster
Quintin Quinn
Millie Philips
Ted Thomas
James Stevenson
Detroit
Tra Swingle
Nelsonville
Prank Swingie
Geraldine Slater
Barry Dugan
Indiana
George McMann
Bill) McMann
William Thomas
Ralph Hamer
Donna Jean
James Hamer
Maud
Community Dinner Guests in Strouds Run Area
Strouds Run notes a Sunday gathering with many guests including Mr and Mrs Prank Hubber, Mr and Mrs John Dillinger, Mr and Mrs John South and family, Gabriel South, Cleo Cain, Mable South, and others visiting N J Smith and family. Also lists visits with Edith and Freda Smith, Mrs Lucy Gillett, Sugar Creek residents, and Ohio University friends. Philip Gillett plans a visit home before Columbus return. STROUDS RUN June 5. Mr.
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Jesse Bennett
Fred Dowler
Prank Hubber
John Dillinger
John South
Gabriel South
Cleo Cain
Mable South
Clarence Smith
N. J. Smith
Fearlie Smith
Charles Cone
Harold Galett
Charles Hunter
Hay
George Willie
Peach Ridge
Edith
Freda Smith
Lucy Gillett
George Cain
Floyd Edwards
Sugar Creek
Albert Poston
Ohio University
Cec
Davidson
Frank Dishong
D. B. Mattison
Marquarett Breese
Old Bloodwood
I G. Matteson
Carrie Smith
D. B. Matteson
Lounce
New Marshfield Christian youth group picnic and notices
New Marshfield Junior class of the Christian church met at teacher Miss Caryle Whitlatch's home last Tuesday for a picnic. Numerous neighbors and relatives attended church events, visits, and family gatherings around Marshfield, Athens, and nearby towns, with several names including Hazel Frank, Virginia Llewelyn, Leila Trout, Carrie Anderson, and families Whitlatch, Hawk, and Langston noted among attendees and speakers.
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The
Christian Church
Caryle Whitlatch
Hazel Frank
Fred Hoodlet
Marie Dixon
Carrie Anderson
Dexter
Florine Merrit
Dover
J. C. Anderson
Richard Burkett
Mabel Turner
Jacksonville
Everett Burt
Clarksburg
W. Veicause
R. H
Stric
Pomona Grange
Canaanville
S i Withers
Athens
John Rhouch
Akron
Nora Frank
Hazel
C. A. Shaffer
Fiuth Liewellyn
O. L. Young
Clarence McNeal
Helen Louse
Harry Hawk
Figbert
Mary Leu
Joy Gilham
Mary Catherine
Harry
Nets Baron
Trank Brewers
Irs
Jones
Walker
Lioy. Bever
Vlad Leniler
Fob Barker
Willr
N's Marshfield
Sharpsburg News Items From A Rainy Week Activities
Rainy days slowed field work yet farmers kept busy with local notices and sales. The June 7 sale of Levi Thompson estate drew a sizable crowd despite weather. Several residents attended events in Marietta and Morgantown while others moved between Sharpsburg and nearby towns for errands and visits. Deaths, weddings, and updates on farms and roads appear among mixed community notices and gossip.
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Levi Thompson
Burrell Strode
Marietta Moon
Leota
Morgan
Tatcue
Mrs. Cans
Mia Mattie
Hermon
Galles Sharpsburg
Grimes
Blanche Colletts
Fred
Mma Ore
Parlarsburg
Amanda
Etiza
Darely
Uridar
Jamn
Reera
Sharpsburg
Hebbardsville Ladies Aid Quilting Meeting Notes
Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church held a quilting session on Thursday with noon dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Plummer Lex, Mrs. Howard Figiey, Mrs. Gin Potter, Mrs. John Lax, Mrs. Sally McKnight, Mrs. George Waleth, Mrs. Henry Matheny, Mrs. Radford, Mrs. Martha Hladla, Mrs. Ivon Verity, Mass Nele Nel gon, Alice Eliza Lax. Visitors Mrs. Sam Turner and Virginia Johnson of Longstreth. Dwight Penrod improving after illness. Mrs. Julian Gift hosting sisters Mrs. Rubey of Mt. Vernon and Mr. H. Led of Pennsylvania. HEBBARDESVILLE, June 1.
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Hebbardsville Presbyterian, Church
Plummer Lex
Howard Figiey
Gin Potter
John Lax
Sally McKnight
George Waleth
Henry Matheny
Radford
Martha Hladla
Ivon Verity
Mass Nele Nelgon
Alica Eliza Lax
Local visits cross state lines in June community notices
Mrs C Tiny Zorn and children of Minot ND visited Mee Jasper for a city events. H R Ballard of Rio Grande joined Mrs Osa Cooper of Athens at a high school event. Families including Sachtan and Robingorn visited Athens. Mrs CH Jewell and family hosted gatherings. Radcliff and Reeves shared Thursday visits. Harry Dudgeon and wife traveled to Pomeroy. Mrs W E Battren and daughter visited Miles Bisson. Jordan and others were in Pane and Me.
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JM. Swett
CH. Jewell
C. M. Radcliff
W. E. Reeves
Harry Dudgeon
Ichildren
Pomeroy
W. E. Battren
Albany
Mire
Miles Bisson
Ope Jordan
Pane
Ten Years Cleansed in Cleveland Offense
In Ohio, a ten year sentence was imposed for a second offense in a theft case. John Brown, 25, was brought before Criminal Court Judge Frank J. Palltips for the act involving 60 cents.
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Cleveland
Ohio State
John Brown
Criminal Court
Frank JC. Palltips
Albany Graduates Highlight Ohio Wesleyan Ties
Albany residents celebrate graduates linked to Ohio Wesleyan University and local high schools. Notable notices include Madge Cline entering a teaching career this fall and Ernestine Tolle to wed Harry Muller in Gallia, with Christine Tresley also earning a degree and planning teaching. The event names several families and local alumni linked to Athens and Columbus.
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Ohio Wesleyan
LBANY
Olina Wlayan
Byr
Lizzie Muller Biddle
Biddle
Thas
Ter
Athens
Wito
Local Social Notes From Albany Gathering
A list of personal mentions notes arrivals and visits. Mrs te say noon hosts and Mr Dailey attended. Mrs Welker hosted an afternoon meeting with Mrs Waggonnier present. Attendees included Maron and Dolev, with reference to plans near Albany and upcoming events ending soon.
Local Social Notes From Harrisonville Area
June 9 report lists visits and relatives across nearby towns. Frank Jewell, Mrs. Pickett from Akron, Vinton Jewell and Ernest Nichols host and visit relatives, with other locals including the Radcliffs and Wood families sharing time in the region.
Amesville Notes Reflect Local Social and Church Gatherings
June 9 Amesville notes record members of Presby terban and MoE churches observing a day out to Presbty Sunday fores at noon. The Ed Dean farm hosts a wedding of sorts as the second well is completed, with Hartstrofte and Welly Brethes at home. Mrs Eta Carpenter leases her house to two brothers 12 Bowersock employed by Ohio Fuel Gas. Mrs Kurt Meltzer returns to Mt. Vernon after weeks away at her brother’s home. Gifford attends Columbus grand jury, Miss Edith Parmiter visits Cleveland for vacation. Mr and Mrs John RB Goad visit family in Wilson Ohio on the old home farm. Gardner and Emma McCunn attend a funeral in Zanesville. The body arrived home after a western trip, with others visiting Parker in tie bl salle. Various names from Athens, Delaware, and Philadelphia area appear among travelers and visitors.
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Columbus
Lewis and Son
Lorenzo
George Jones
Harry Shuttleworth
Mex Siedenfeld
Wiliam Poling
William Whyte
Nelsonville
Charles Hoffman
William Sushine
Hanna Mae
Cincinnati
Max Minehart
Ed Dean
Dean
Hartstrofte
Folevere Grand Jury
Edith Parmiter
Cleveland
John Parmiter
John RB. Goad
John
Wilson
Ohio
WR Goddard
G. A Gardner
Emma McCunar
Beautify Coolville Town Hints Civic Pride
Tourists praise Coolville as a clean western village and locals discuss beautifying streets and public grounds to rival Laurelville. J A Humphrey, janitor, has begun school ground plantings, while Postmaster Wolf prints notices. Local social notices follow with visitors from Decatur Athens and Florida.
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Oolville
Coolville
Jho
Laurelville
Hocking
Pickaway
J. A. Humphrey
Wolf
Miss Elia S Edwards to Lead Syracuse DOB Open
Miss Elia S Edwards will supervise the Syracuse D. O. B. 8 opening Monday morning June 11 at the M. E. church. She will be assisted by Mrs. Delvert Bee and several Misses. The town features visitors and local residents as June events unfold with church activities and social gatherings.
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Martin Merritt
Howard Craft
Ashland
Merritt
Pat
Ruth Carsner
Cora Craft
Gyneth
Ladonna Craft
George Hriezko
New York City
John Gibbs
New Marshfield
Witham Chivers
Murray Methodist Episcopal Church
Effie Jonas
Lorena Fraze
Hazel Loner
Edith Short
K. of P
Pythian
Odd Leila
Rebekahs
Ute Methodist Episcopal Church
Householder
Donley
Sid Johnson
James Smart
Mand Ponn
Veronnica Storer
A. A
Clara Cunliffs
Sally Riess, Murray
Volumbus
the Daughters of Pocahontas
Sunliffe
Mess
Ladies’ Aid
Methodist Episcopal Church
T. A. Castell
William Chisers
Phil Devol Mre
Charles Raph
Minnie Leve
Mary Bush
Sally Riggs
Elia Yrazeel
John Yers
Hocksang Counci
D. of S. of
Imurray
Great Council
Southern Hotel
Ann Archer
Mare
Niles
George Archer
Jay
Elizabeth McCall
James Hardy
the Plains
A. B C. Club
Hayman
South
Robert Bolt
Richard Gatiry
Fiat
John Mc
John Lov
James H Tuggs
Airs, Guardhers
Tora Spencer
Strouds Run
Jans Stobart
Mra
Robert Lunsford
Glouster
Frank ‘Iliott
Onissania
Robert Carey
Fcienda
Nar Co Mastes
Hebbardsville
Dr. O. Surest. Co
Bland
Pat Society
Boste Feas
Allee Sc
Raymond Carmiteh
Moriarty
Harmanity Mats
WA Gamma Delta
Atunant Associa
Nat
Alpha Gamma Delta Vais Reid
Faye Hae
Guy Saylor
Inform Ient
Wall
Maude Siidmore
Skidmore
Cline
Alry
Athens High
Ainiey
Tish
Mranees Chae
Madge Croy
Mur
Apie Atoore
Ad Greene
uFne
Lipley
M. E. Hogsett
oMr Hogsett
Huntineton
Garnet White
Son
Bluetto
W. Va
White
Yale Albany High School
Wilkes
Clinton
Waterloo
Highway Department
ROTC
Mansfield
Wal Gillogly
Stenney
Frances
Ised
Mransfield
Smith
Jud Bradford
Rutland
Toy Deri
Baughmiun
Ny Ciena Bank
Afi Garden
I Waggonnier
Tolret
Phy Tal
Colin At
Algeg Motor Sales
Lisy Carpenter
Athens, Ohio
Oakland
Pontiac
Arpenter
Howery
Veritn
Harrisonville
Frank Jewell
Brice
McConnellville
Mary Pickett
W. B. Hopkins
Frank Radcliff
Gionster
Co. M. Radcliff
Claude and
Elma Wood
Jasper Wood
Bart
Jasper Jewell
Charleston
Amesville
Melville
Presby Terban
Moe
Uhl
Parker
Tie
Old
Detter
Taaleve
Dorothy Dailey
West Sihern
Mies Christine Tugtow
Tyey
Delaware
Wilbua Teed
Patware
Loiewis
Thila
Delphi
Misa Mattha Cline
Mate Smith
Massline
Mel 2
Howard Chine
Mteon Mass
Russell
Donald Runo
Miss Madelin
Hollingsworth
Decatur
Thelmar Hollingsworth
Parkersburg
C. E. White
C. L. White
Clyde Jn
Jack
Belinda
Garrison Tucker
Theodore Tucker
Mary Louise Wolf
T. J. Walburn
Archie Dunfee
Smith Dunfee
Htta
Ora- Misa Estella Smith
Halla Smith
J. P. White
Florida
Iauel White
New Brighton
M. Church Barton
Barton
Reedeville
Theo
Thamday
Marth
Mt Qrafe
Arararo
Syracuse News
Lters
Hastings
Neb
George Ven Meter
Gardner
Prisient Davor
Bulus
Dan Marirtia
Knoaken JL. Ames
Chi
No Journal of Commerce
Booth Fishery Company
William G. Sibley
Chimotine Staper
Vo Heahelder
Tin
Hormes Stobart
Fone 3 Society
Abu
Roberis
Brite Carleton
Pameroy Simpson Mo
Tillie Carleton
Helen Underhill
Mary Karr
Marcia Karr
Samuel Johnson
West Shade
H.& Guy
Maud Wincost J
Ruth Covert
Dan Riser
Kinney
John Cowie
Helen
New ‘Brighton
Lewis Gerber
Worthington
C 'Y
Wadageman
Syracuse United Recrealehurch
George Matthewson
Janes Matthewson
Tamale
J Powell
Motor Auto Sales Company
SelaiNo
Nv Motor
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