Ada Gallerini Funeral Held In Murray City
The Ada Gallerini funeral was held Thursday at St. Philip Neri church in Murray City after her death Sunday at 8th Francis hospital Columbus. The burial took place in Greenlawn cemetery. Officers for Murray City aerie No 104% Fraternal Order of Eagles were installed by Charlies Seidenfeld with 165 initiates during Mr. Bfoon’s term.
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Murray City
Ada Gallerini
8Th Francis Hospital
Columbus
St. Philip Neri
Masa
Angelo Gallerini
Fathera J. B Mattingly
Lancaster
Francis Clark
Giouster
Maurice Donovan
Zaleski
John Byrne
Athens
Order of Eagles
Charlies Seidenfeld
Murray City Aerue
Henry K. Seidenfeld
Charles A. Strum
Willam Ellpatrick
William H. Koon
Thomas Bell
William Spiel
Daniel B. Bunting
Lewis W. Hoy
Fred W. Koon
Bfoon
New Straitsville
Logan
American Legion
James Beatie
Beatie
Alberta
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Comrade
Mr. Beatis
Anti Cant 4 H Club Meets at Virginia Tanboreys
June 9 meeting at the Tanborey home with six members and leader present. one new member Miss Chassie Chapman. After business, members drafted lapien patterns and refreshments were served. Next meeting set for June 23 at Miss I Constance Walden's home.
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Coolville
Tune 9
Virginia Tanborey
Chassie Chapman
I Constance Walden
Local notes from Sharpsburg area include visits and misfortunes
Sharpsburg residents report visitors from Ames, Zanesville, and Chesterhill with neighbors, tuberculosis, and typhoid concerns. A infant died suddenly in the arms of its mother, tires were stolen from a Ford, and Delbert Ogg returned home from Parkersburg hospital. Services announced for June 12 at the Sharpaburg M E Church.
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Elia Caldwell
Glen
Lucille Love
Moxahala Park
Zanesy
Jess Fisher
Standiford
Laurelville
Clarence Kerns
Arthur Thompson
Jeannett
Ames
Mille
Leah Thompson
Leota Strode
Minturn
George of
Cantor
Bingman
Ottis Hanson
Chesterhill
Oscar Harris
Delbert Ogg
Parkersburg
Mondey
Hartford
Wille
Cincinnati
Frank Kille
William Grimes
Leora Eliott
Athens County
Grace White
G. R. van Valey
Miss Beech
St. Marys
W. Va
Wallace Oge
BR. C. Bardin
Bartlett
Sadie Rubberman
B. W. Linscott
Louise
Jasper Brown
Nettie Brown
Nellie Kuntz
Garth Salmon
Amesville
Errol
Mary Evans
Local residents listed for Sharpsburg area announcements
Columbus notes include Will and Fred Painter of Athens Mr and Mrs R C Carr Mrs C C Eliott Mr and Mrs W W Oge Mrs Anna Wilson Mrs Anna Gilchrist and sons Ralph arthur and Wilbur Lawrence Brill Mr and Mrs Harry Brill all of Sharpsburg.
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Columbus
Will and Fred Painter
Athens
R. C. Carr
C. C. Eliott
W. W. Oge
Anna Wilson
Anna Gilchrist and Sons
Ralph Arthur and
Wilbur
Lawrence Brill
Harry Brill
Sharpsburg
Bedford Basketry Club Meets At Mrs Morrin Home
Bedford news notes the Basketry club taught by Mrs Ray Morrin met at Mrs Mattis home on Tuesday. The item lists visitors and ill health, with several local families visiting others in the area and tours to Middleport and Darwin.
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Ray Morrin
Mra
Mattis
Servetus Mart
Airs
Edward King
Middleport
E. W. Frost
Theda
Son Junior
Mra Frost
Val McCumber
Glen Hert
Will Hart
Earnest Hart
Athens
Carl Williams
Jean
Riggs
Mil
Frank Sargent
Darwin
Fannie Mittler
Dale Barnhart
Lewis Linsey
Wayne Spires
D. A. Whaley
Local Social Notes From Corning and Surrounding Towns
William White, a visitor in Corning Mondrey, is noted with Burr Oak. Mrs Hester Latta, 80, is ill. Eva Ivers visited Mr and Mrs Clint Wilson and Mrs Mary Post on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Freda Coffman has gone to Roseville for work. Gladye Ivers and three children spent the weekend in Thornville.
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William White
Corning Mondrey
Hester Latta
Eva Ivers
Clint Wilson
Mary Post
Freda Coffman
Roseville
Birs
Gladye Ivers
Thornville
Torch Schools Close the Year With Strong Record
The grammar school year closes with a good record. Students present every day were Irene Simmons Ethel Blackburn Faye Barrows Geneva Robinson Eunice Robinson Elsie Goodwin Denver Day Ora Gorrell and Ethel Botce. Mrs Guy Secoy, a former teacher, moves to Trimble township and Miss Margaret Conkling, who taught the Grammar grade, will teach in Cootville schools.
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Guy Beccy
Zroy
Trimbie
Clarence Gillian
Cootsville
Helena Gillian
Harmony
Troy Township
Torch
G. W. Jones
Chester
F. A. Mair
Marietta Baptist Association
Northern Baptist
Irene Simmons
Ethel Blackburn
Faye Barrows
Geneva Robinson
Eunice Robinson
Elsie Goodwin
Denver Day
Ora Gorrell
Ethel Botce
Guy Secoy
Trimble Township
Margaret Conkling
Cootville
Mrs Sarah Dupler Guests With Williamses
The Daily Vacation Bible school draws strong attendance with about one hundred enrolled. Miss Gale Patterson missionary from India will speak at the M E church Sunday morning. Preaching at the M E church Sunday morning and Trimble Sunday evening with the Grange as guests.
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Sarah Dupler
Charles Williams
M. E
Buchtel Choir
William Hill
John Alten
L. J. McKinney
Lorain Coe
Athens
Gale Patterson
Bider
India
Albert Edwards
New Athens
Trimble
Grange
Local Social Notes Highlight Hamden Visitors and Club Events
Mrs. Levi Knox hosted relatives from Harrisburg Illinois and O’Wellston while Miss Ruth Barnhill returned from Columbus after visiting relatives. Kensington Club enjoyed a Friday afternoon gathering on Wilkesville Street with a light refreshment, including Grace Morehea and Laura Bailey among others. Nearby activities included fiddlers’ contest at Wilkesville and a move for Mrs. Waller. Miss Laura Bailey of Athens joined guests at Hamden and Alice Beckles attended with others.
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Joy Nappp
Mrs. J. YT. Ogier
Robert
Staunton
Cincinnati
U. B
Walter Harr
Huntington
Gladys. Karr
Maud Vincent
Ruth Covert
Columbus
Anna Karr
Rachel Mills
Grace Bartela
Adeline McBride
Rio Grande
Rio Grande College
Gertrude McBride
Lenora Campbell
Levi Knox
Knox
Jess Bunry
Jessie
Harrisourg
J. Ervin
O'Wellston
Ruth Barnhill
W. G. Norris
Harold Guy
Kensington Club
HE. B. Robbins
Wilkesville Street
Jas
J It.eo Stanton
G. Morehea
Wilkesville
Beckley
Wilson Sorrett
Ruth Barnhild
Frank Waller
Waller
East Fifth Street
Hamden
H. B. Rebbing
Laura Bailey
Athens
Alice Beckles
Local notices detail visits and illnesses across several families
The Plain s reports residents visiting relatives in St Clarks Athens and Albany. Lydia Nagle spends the week with daughters Gertie Matheney Mary Knox and Minnis Pierce. Dan Harrison of Clifton visits a ill father John Harrigan. Zion church youth host a meeting with George Gabriel. Frances Moore injures face from scooter accident. Howard Bon RNA Line plans camping trip.
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Martin Davis
St. Clarks
Joe Evans
Carbondale
Lydia Nagle
Athens
Gertie Matheney
Mary Knox
Minnis i Pierce
Dan Harrison
Clifton
W. Va Icent
John Harrigan
Mar
Doe Hutchins
Charles Townsend
Albany
Clarenee Cooper
Evelyn Cooper
George Thern
Young
Folka of Zion Church
and Myre
Geoorge Gabriel
Levine Doo Michaels
Dames
Entrust Sand Pdge
United Mine Workers
Pomeroy
Harver Hawkins
Ate Mewkins
Frances
Francia Moore
Akron
Ferry
Howard
Syracuse Child Bends Arm Twice In Damaging Tree Fall
Syracus e Willam Stobart, two, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Stobart, fell from a tree Tuesday evening and broke his right arm for the third time in as many incidents. The injury occurred in town, with locals noting repeated breaks in the same arm.
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Willam
Herbert Stobart
Miss Lenora Campbell Returns from Columbus Visit
Miss Lenora Campbell has returned from Columbus after spending several weeks away. Mrs L Arnold and daughter Miss Ruth have also returned from the same trip.
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Lenora Campbell
Columbus
L. Arnold
Ruth
Evangelists plan revival at Church of Christ in New Marshfield
New Marshfield reports revival services to begin Sunday morning with evangelistic emphasis at the Church of Christ. The week's schedule includes sermons and related activities as part of the church program. Other local notes cover 4 H club sewing exhibition prep, births and family visits, and members traveling to Chicago for work.
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Church of Christ In
New Marshfield
Local families spend weekends visiting kin near Albany and Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hoodier and Mrs. Marie Dixon spent Sunday with Arthur Van Dyke and family near Albany and W H Townsend near Carpenter. L H Efaw and family were guests Saturday of Mrs Arthur El Us near Carpenter. Mr and Mrs James Ginley of Newark are visiting Mrs Ginley's parents Mr and Mrs Charles Oxley. W Tewksbury and family spent Saturday with relatives in Albany.
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F. G. Hoodier
Marie Dixon
Arthur van Dyke
Albany
W. H. Townsend
Carpenter
L. H. Efaw
Arthur el- Us
James Ginley
Newark
Crescent Ridge Dances and Birthday Party Gatherings
Neighborhood events include an old-fashioned dance at the Russell home with Mr and Mrs Newton Russell and guests. A birthday party for Norma Jansen marked her fourth year at the Jansen home. Visitors Mrs John Wiess and family called on the MacAtees. Reuben Werner returns from Columbus for treatment before gall bladder surgery. Jennie Johnson, employed in Columbus, visits home. Draper relatives travel from Redfield to visit here.
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Newton Russell
Miller
Wiliam Jansen
Minnie Miller
William Jansen
Fred Jansen
Norma
John Wiess
Edward
Mildred
Babe McaAtee
Reuben Werner
Columbus
Jennie Johnson
Henry Draper
Redfield
Sore Legs Healed at Home Free Book Offer
Public notice from A C Liepe Pharmacy Milwaukee Wisconsin invites readers to write describing their leg ailments such as ulcers varicose veins and eczema. A free booklet titled flow to Heal My Sore Legs at Home outlines home remedies and healing paths.
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A. C. Liepe Pharmacy
Green Bay Ave
Milwaukee
Wisc
Messenger Pattern Dept. Creeper Rompe Style Garment Pattern
The pattern offers a practical Creeper Rompe style with short or long sleeves chosen by size and year. For long sleeves and one year size 15 8 yards of 37 inch material. without long sleeves 13 5 yards. Pattern mailed for 5 cents in silver.
Hocking Potato Club Rates Darnell’s Potatoes Best
The Hocking Potato Club visited multiple growers in Hocking to inspect potato crops. Darnell’s potatoes were judged best after a tour that included Tate Loosex Tinkham and West. The group adjourned to meet again on Thursday June 16.
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Hocking
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Locust Street
Jenny Bell
Sally Riggs
Veronica Storer
Pearl Shuttleworth
June Robinson
Geo Brooker
Clif
Muskingum River
Ralph Hamer
Charles Walker
Clinton
Indiana
Charleston
Phil Devore
Edgar Hellyer
Lizzie
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Floyd
George Gears
Bert Poling
Youngstown
Poling
Whnam Poling
Pearl Seaman
G. D. Chase
E. D. Person
Jo. A. Person
Bing Sampson
Philo
Joe Hellyer
K. D. Ryer
A. A
Misa Dora Shelton
Blendie Brooker
Bobby Dunn
Helen Brooker
Doc Madden
Chillicothe
Charles Brashares
Ladies’ Aid
M. E. Church
Lizzie Stitt
Cora Walters
Kate Stiff
Howard Bush
Emma Castell
Iex Strumm
Charles Baird
Mattie Ralph
Joan Cook
Lizzie Fisher
William Poling
Folings
Bert Wolf
Glenster
Welf
William Kerns
Coolville News
Lor
Board of Education of
H. B. Sowers
Lima
Ohio
L. Stout
Nelsonville
A. B Saunders
E. H. Stout
Samuel McCain
Ella Heckert
Pittsburgh
Eliza Seevers
Dor
Whipple
C. C. Palmer
Grace Mohring
Jackson-Ivine
Kenneth Barrows
Louie West
Zine Courtney
Lucile Verity
Lorin North
Neilsonville
Courtneys
Will Tinkham
Jacksonville
Sunlight Creamery
Bedford
J. H. Grayson Mfg. CO
Athens, Ohio
Canter Caves
Mrs. ©. We
Syracuse
Colle
Pooupal
A. L
Piainnagan
Lucile Smith
Charles Wagner, Jr
Meigs County
Lenor Campbell
Emma Duckworth
Bible School
OPES
Misa Mareiaki
Flossie Howard
Violet Roush
Henry
Harvey Halter
van Over
Fannie Bateman
Hudson Power
Husson
B. Darrell
Hudson
Phillips Auto Supply Co
Jolly Stitchers
Harve Whitlatch
Wisaver
Athens County Fair Grounds
Meet. PL
C. F. Oxley
Oxley
Baker
Harry Hulbert
H. B. Stright
F. 4. Burt
Harold Stright
London
Delaware
Crescent Ridge
Messenger Pattern Dept
Pern
Coca Gola Bottling Works
The
Athens National Bank
Bank of Athens National Bank
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