Memorial Service Held at Coolville Attended Despite Weather
Memorial Services at the Auditorium Sunday under Old Fellows Lodge auspices drew a good crowd despite rain. Mr. Poot spoke of battlefields he has visited. The Ladies Aid of the church will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Or F Larson. Various locals hosted guests from Marietta Athens Thurston and Clarksburg amid a list of visits and social events. Owing to wet weather farmers struggle to save a heavy alfalfa crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Old Fellows Lodge
Poot
Or. F. Larson
M. FE
Taylor Ridge Children’s Day Observed at Local Church
A Sunday observance at the Taylor Ridge Church featured a program by the Primary and Junior Classes led by Miss Helen Hildabrand and Mrs. P H Willeke Ness. The event included songs and recitations and drew participation from families and friends across nearby towns.
Amesville Sewing Club reorganizes and hosts guests
The Amesville Sewing Club met May 28 at leader Mrs W W L Heston's home to reorganize electing Helen Carpenter president Goldie Potter vice president Marianna Linscott secretary Mary Ellen Heston treasurer and Helen Brawley news reporter Refreshments followed Several girls finishing four years of club work enrolled as members. next meeting will be in the school auditorium. Guests visited from Parkersburg and Nelsonville with local residents. Children’s Day services are set for Sunday June 14 at 10 30 AM at the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville Sewing Club
W.W. L. Heston
Helen Carpenter
Goldie Potter
Marianna Linscott
Mary Ellen Heston
Helen Brawley
Local residents visit in Columbus and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Thomas Robinson of Columbus with Mrs Mollie Robinson and Mrs Rose Ottman visited Mrs Elizabeth Vansky and daughter Emima Vansky over the weekend. Other guests included Mrs Charles Benbow, Mrs Mary Shipley and Mrs Flora Dill, plus several Columbus residents visiting relatives in Athens Nelsonville and Athens for summer breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Robinson
Mollie Robinson
Rose Ottman
Columbus
Elizabeth Vansky
Emima Vansky
Charles Benbow
Mary Shipley
Flora Diil
H. B. Ansel
Athens
Hazel McKibben
Luther McKibben
Misa Lucile McKibben
Elmer Robertson
Joseph Robertson
Charleston
W. Va
Pearl Johnson
Harry Wyatt
Florence Schneider
Samantha Johnson
Charles Vanaky
John Schneider
Local Social Notes from Syracuse Area Visitations
Syracuse residents share brief visits and homecomings with relatives returning from Cincinnati Columbus and Parkersburg. Notables include Miss Helen Grace Williams from Ohio State University and several guests from Chester Pomeroy Bellefontaine Corning Charleston Plymouth and Pittsburgh. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at Asbury Church with Mrs Irving Karr presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eber Stowe
Cincinnati
Sadie Therner
Frank Stowe
Helen Grace Williams
Ohio State University
Columbus
Lucille Smith
Chester
H. Choster
Carl Hetmick
Nonga Fleming
Kathryn Judy
Parkersburg
Ira Fleming
J. W. Wallace
Braxine Lewis
Pomeroy
Marcia Karr
Great Bend
Clarence Knowlton
Bellefontaine
Lena Harp
Mae
Corning
Austin Cundiff
Edward Cundiff
Charleston
Robert Cunduff
Plymouth
W. Va
William Fields
Clarence Springer
Clarence Branch
Holzer Hospital
Misa Lenora Stobart
Pittsburgh
Carrie Seidenabel
He Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Irving Karr
Local residents visit relatives and attend events over weekend
Deanville and nearby towns hosted a flurry of weekend guests and family visits. The gatherings included W M Maffin and Saylor families from Cleveland, Ford Sampson in Cadiz, Lucile Powell of Pontiac visiting her father, and numerous locals such as the Williams, Weavers, Carrs, Thomases, Kreigs, Porters, Stephenson, Shackerts, and Laudners linking with relatives in Col umbus Wheeling Athens Nelsonville and Greens Run.
Teachers Hired For Tuppers Plains Schools Next Year
June 16 report lists hiring for Tuppers Plains schools including High School principal Davia and Fics, and grade teachers Norwood Knight Lucilhe McLane Lucy Weaver Violet Bonedum. Local residents noted in community rosters with family and funeral attendance details across East Shade Meigs Creek and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and a Well Drilling
Week end visits fill the town as Miss Burneta Konkoskia, Ruth Bobo, and many Niggemeyers spend time with relatives. The Ohio Fuel Gas Company drills a well on Joe Shuter farm. Others travel to Athens and Columbus, with family gatherings noted at multiple homes.
New Straitsville Resident Buried From M E Church
Funeral services for Eleworth Kern Stephenson were held at the Methodist Church at 2 o clock in New Straitsville. He leaves two sisters Jane and Mrs Seocla Howdeshell and four brothers at home. The notice also mentions local visits and social mentions from Buchtel and Athens, with several residents visiting relatives and attending lodge meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Eleworth (Kern) Stephenson
Methodist
Stephenson
Jane
Seocla Howdeshell
Charles
Jtubert
William
Link
Pauline Pierce
Buchtet
Fred
Blankenship
Susia Snyder
Shawnee
Harry Strain
Hi Ambrose
Fred Blankenship
Athens
Bil
J. W. Edwards
Facation Bible Work To Start In Haydenville Village
A local Vacation Bible School program begins Monday in Haydenville with services and community gatherings listed. Residents and neighbors including the Brower family, Cooley and Gastinia families, and area clergy attend preparatory meetings at Mt Cherch and Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Facation
Haydenville Village
Pythian Sisters Hold Big Meeting at Rockland
LONG BOTTOM June 10 Rockland Temple Pythian Sisters strengthened by Magnolia Temple of Pomeroy from Metge Temple and from Rutland Sage nodia Temple held their meeting with officers and initiation of two candidates. The event drew attendees despite storms and included a community social later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Rockland
Long Bottom
Pythian
Magnolia
Metge Temple
Aid Deport
Rutland
Sagenolia Temple
Organiat
Stegres
Aldo
Pomeroy Pottick Land
Pleasanton Community Theatrical and Weather Notes
Pleasanton notes show visits by Mrs Mary Reeves and Mr Ray Morrison and relatives from West Virginia and Athens. A severe electrical storm struck William Figghe ton’s house causing damage. The region reports rising lightning fears and a likely two wars predicted next year amid a strong berry harvest in Athena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Savage
Chase
Mary Reeves
Ray Morrison
Mra Lowlie Winebitber
Greter
Weat
Virginia
Tin Slater
Nimbera
Wil Ba
Athena
Community gathering notes from local family celebrations
The item lists a string of attendees including Albany R. D. Net Me and Mra Harold Peaciones, Mra Frank Clack family, Mrs George Colline and Ohl Hilton family, Gladys and Bartnea, Mrs Helen McGhee, and Mr and Mrs Sam Davin as week end guests. It mentions Mrs Maud Perry visiting with her parents and G W Collins family attending a birthday for T J Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Peacoes
Mir
Mini
Frank Clack
George Colline
Ohl Hilton
Gladys
Ant
Bartnea
Helen McGhee
C. McLaughlin
Sam Davin
Ban
Mra
Dive
Fiat Bun
Mijas Maud Perry
Hee Linnest Perry
Wales
Mille
G. W
T. J. Collins
Columbus Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Shatenee Miss Kathleen Davis spent the week end with friends and relatives in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Albert McLaughlin of Columbus spent the week end with relatives. Mr and Mrs Sam Giffetha are the parents of a son born to them inat weet. Mr Harold Gray moved his family and household goods to Mt Vernon. Mrs John Turnbull spent the week end with Mr and Mr Gien Price in Columbus. Mr and Mrs William Gaver and family spent Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Becket in Rehobeth. Robert Mason spent the first of the week in Athens on business. Misses Rosetta Feterson and Lil Man Severance visited friends in Newark, Sunday. Miss Virginia True spent the first of the week in New Lexington on business. Mr and Mrs Harry Hughes of Somerset spent Sunday guests of Mrs Elizabeth Hughes. Mr and Mrs Lee Welch spent the week end with relatives in Columbus. Mrs Elizabeth Fox of Columbus visiting Mr and Mr Williams Humphrey. Mr and Mrs Henry Gibbons and Mr and Mrs Fred Williams and daughter returned to their home in Columbus after spending a week with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Tom Larmer spent Sunday with relatives in Maxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Maffin
W. M. Saylor
Cleveland
Maffin
Charles Williams
Willams
Ford Sampson
Cadiz
Roy Weaver
Lucile Powell
Pontiac
Mick
Harry Powell
Riley Yates
Columbus
T. J. Thomas
Rufus Shannon
Greens Run
Lloyd Carr
Nelsonville
Abrey Carr
Thomas Williams
Lawrence Tennehill
Chauncey
Homer Kreig
Thomas Porter
Charleston
Richard Little
Sarah Stephenson
Stephenson
Helen Shackart
Wheeling
W. Va
Thomas Hixenbaugh
Athens
W. M. Koon
Marie Hutchison
Raymond Kruppel
Joe Bridgewater
Near Athena
Willame Home
Raymond Scott
Nixon
Henry Scott
John Scott
Earl Shackert
Fred Knast
Leo Laudner
Ports Touth
Fred Laudner
Elmer Reed
Middleport
Mra
Mable Kim
Fionival Reed
Monda
Hias Springer
Ana
Audrey Boehier
Matve Burdock
Oak Hill
H. 0. Shiriey
Canaanville
Shirley
High School
Carl Parker
Pomeres
J. W. Arbaugh
Leah Jean
Porenta
Wiliam Arbaugi J. &. Snively
EB Parker
Pomeroy
Blizzard
Nelia Parr
East
Shade
Ottie Millhone
Misa Lucille McLane
J W. Arbaugh
Misa Icy Osborne
Augusta Campbell
Stata Lamb
F O. Lamb
Ralph Barrett
Morrel
Tuppers Plains Boys
Chester
Chester Boys
Tuppers Plains
Florence Green
Waidspringer
Dan Summerfield
East Shace
Miller Beam
Pratts Fork
Dell Gaul
Sumner
C W. Bahr
William Chepmaen
Hill Top Ser Vies Station
Coalville
Kathleen Davis
Albert McLaughlin
Sam Giffetha
Harold Gray
Mt. Vernon
John Turnbull
Mr. Gien
Price
William Gaver
Elmer Becket
Rehobeth
Robert Mason
Rosetta Feterson
Lil- Man Severance
Williams Humphrey
Henry Gibbons
Fred Williams
Tom Larmer
Maxville
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Amid Summer Gatherings
Pleasant Valley residents shared visits and meetings from Friday through Sunday. The Ladies Air Society met at Mrs. Dorotha Brooks for an all day gathering with members and visiting parties. Rev. C A Spriggs gave a talk and five dollars was raised for the American Union Sunday School. A pot luck dinner followed. Future plans set for July fourth at Mrs. Hattle Reeves. Families from Springfield, Lancaster, Toledo and Nelsonville visited relatives, with multiple trips and family notices throughout the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Walter McWilliams
Evegene
Zanesville
J. M. Knowiox
Ladies Air Society of
Dorotha Brooks
Sade Brooks
Ella Wood
Kate Brooks
Harriett Woodyard
Kate Wood
Seaste Pugh
Hattie Reeves
Mildred Welch
Daisy McHinney
Elizabeth Fish
Hetty Brooks
Hattle Reeves
Duane Wood
Springfield
Ohio
Minnie Wood
Lancaster
Pearl Wood
Charien
Will Martin Tootered
Toledo Tuesaday
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Thompson
Lois Apgar
Russ Mildred Bond
Blanche Murrey
Hockingport Road
John Price
Thurston
Wv. H. Moody
F. B Tidd
C. C White
Marietta
Lloyd
Kansas
P D
White
Bertha Wise
George Polster
Harovton
WG = Polster
Therr Rock Street
Dra Burnfield
Rosy Daugherty
P W. Athey
Belpre
Athes
F B Tidd
Wiford Sheets
Robert Otto
H.H Chapman
O G. Brandeberry
Ireland
J. C. Meredith
Warner
Cheater
J E. Meredith
Cl Stout
Www
Q. Stout
Stout
Carleton Snyder
Isabelle Dye
Misa Frances Smith
Annon
Clarksburg
Everett Leadbetter
Leadbetter
Glouster
Farmore
Taylor Ridge
Helen Hildabrand
P H Willeke Ness
Mary Keck Ho
Minnie Keck
Freida Hanning
Forrest Kelly
Rexford Witeke
Emil Sainey
P H. Willeke
Carl Sainey
William Dalton, Jr
Miss Bonadean
Fred Leake
Misa Ada
Fred Heskin
Dora Heskin
Jesse Witham
Ray
Bishopville
Wiliam Witham
Fest Branch
Darrel Witham
Hunterdon
Clarence Hooper
Wiliam Arrowman
George Slatcher
Lorenzo Hooper
Dave Neal
Philo
James Trace
Bud
Herman ‘Kempton
Mias
Irene Golding
Chillicothe
Dan Cox
Estel
Mary
Henry
Daisy
Thelma
Clara
Jimmy
Derthick
William Witham
Amesville
Zaleski
Ming Helen McKibben
Ohio University
Don Anders
Margaret
Charles Murphy
Harry Freeman
Freeman
Trotte
Bill Freeman
Missouri Mace
Syracuse
Deanville
New Asbury
Burneta Konkoskia
Ruth B. Bobo
George Niggemeyer
Coke Lawson
Walter Greiner
Boise
Guy
Linder Randolph
Hara Greiner
Mountain State Business College
Jim Whaley
Joe Shuter
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Raymond
Edna Shuler
Hebbardaville
Opal Fish
Cell
Paul Kinner
Amos
Bernard
Lenore Montte
Hugo Kayser
Ead
Harold Manders
Chas. Flanders
Coke Lawson, Son Jr
L. M. Niggemeyer
Agnes, Thelma
Mary Niggemeyer
Raymond Niggemeyer
Paul Niggemeyer
Joe Shulet
Coolvits
Wilfred
Shisty
Misa Ettenbeth Brinton Kent
Whltant Laurens van Alen
A. Atwater Kent
Seclad
Vax
M. E. Church
Rob Lente
Vletting
Harry Leahe
James McNaroce
Buechtel
Sandis Dora Blankenship
Grace Mattison
Helen
Gertrude Strain
Pradlma Pierce
Buchtel
Wayne Ward
Mire
Sam Hartman
Denton
Duight Martmon
John Gustin
Fiorenca Lehman
Bert Pollock
LeRoy Pierce
Laurel Run
Apent
Ant Kite
Frank Smith
Charles Placee
Bae
Jerry Tev Meo
Mere Andrew Doush Apent
Mera Lester Crothers
Diamond
Joe Snider
Alice Smith
Rebecca Free
Jus Rowley
Logan
Frank Aten
Margaret Pedixo
Clarence McMinin
Hester Bluxeer
Jean Math. Tay
Jegan
Francie Wan
Columbus Hospital
Altomach
Sidney Hankinson
Colorado
Nutter
Spriat School
Delsware
Floyd Sheinsnield
Wooa Martin
Alice
Len Berthamind
Arthur Jones
White Crow Hospital
King Avene Mof
Marin Martin
Haydenville
Clarance McMillin
Chester Beougher
Sohour
Jane Nutter
Marion Township
Tod
Hevaupe
Darknana
Dana Nutter
Margaret Matheny
Cambridge
Bitte Sabasi
Onla Simmer
Ning
Riley Pigett
River View Poultry
Neron Belk
Viet
Eleanor
Hannum
McCullough
W. H. Swan
Liberty
Homer
Berseet
Seiurésy
Riley
Foser
Lew Rites
Tie
Kanto
H. A. Seundera
H. A. Seundera and Mya
Saunders
Sual
A. J. Hupp
Bridgeport
J. C. Swan
Lota Higher
Darwin
Helen Brooks
Shade River
Bashan
Pleasanton
Albany R. D. Net
Ceer 'E
Shatenee
United Seton
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