Corning Board Hires A F Darby as Schools Superintendent
Corning board of education hires A F Darby for two years as superintendent of schools. Several high school teachers fired, other staff changes noted. Local residents and visitors reported in for graduation events and community visits to Corning. Frank Johnson, 33, a New York Central conductor, died in Columbus after typhoid fever and double pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Darby
Corning Board
Lydia Dew
John W. Nelson
Mildred Whitlareh
Wendell K. Love
Joseph McKenna
Cleveland
Andrew McKenna
Josephine Bennett
Columbus
Bernard School
Elizabeth Allen
Greenfield
Vashti Wilson
Dad Jaird
Corning
Levy Ross
Newark
Charles Schlingerman
John Morris
Richard Curtin
Carl Goodwill
Jerry Goodwill
Lawrence Stember
John Stember
St. Bernard School
Lulu Jones
James Nunnelly
Russell, Ky
Noah Carrigan
Johngson
New York Central
Rinefveld
Morgan County
Sharpsbury Day Exercises Moved to Mt Hermon
June 16 event at Mt Hermon replaces June 15 dates. Rev T Gregory birthday drew a large church crowd with a churchyard dinner. Weekend visits came from Dale Oak Hill and Frost families, with multiple local residents attending protracted meetings and visiting relatives. The Woodmen Memorial at Orange drew a large turnout and remarks were given by Rev M B Chathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hermon
T. ©. Gregory
Dale
Washington County
Esto Ross
Russell
Fred Blinn
Mary
Ralph
Nannie Johnson
George
Freda
Glen Perry
Myrta McPeek
Howard Tuttle
Mary Johnson
Lennie
Bettie Farnsworth
Florence Harker
Friend Yarnell
Bernice
Edith Blinn
William S Pear
Linda Spear
George Bardin
Francis
Oak Hill
John Pugh
Joseph Eldridge
Mildred
Clifford Pugh
Ima
Charlies Wisher
Edith
Nelle Gage
Pennsville
Gregory
Strode
Mt Carmel
Lucy Huffman
Nelson Wille
G. W. Hanson
Perley Wogan
Rhea
Midget
Frank Bardin
Robert Grimes
Louise
Floyd
Canton
Ruth Armstrong
Marietta
A. R. Dille
Amesville
Sunday church services and visits noted around Athens
Rev. Nutter filled his appointment at Lawrence Church Sunday morning. Sunday services will be held again next Sunday. Several residents from Athens and surrounding towns visited friends and family, including Mr. and Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Patterson, and Miss McBee, with numerous calls in Parkersburg and Reedsville areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutter
Lawrence Ch
Huffman
U. B
Ladies' Aid Meeting Set at Jun 20 in Coolville
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. Church will hold a regular meeting next Thursday afternoon June 20 at 76 o clock at the home of Mrs A AB Saunders. Mr and Mrs Merritt Hayes left for the funeral of their son David Hayes killed in Middletown Sunday. Mrs Mary Reeder and Miss Minnie Barnett were Parkersburg visitors Monday. Archie Dunfee and sisters Etta Ora left for the funeral of their brother in law David Hayes at Middletown Wednesday, joined by Miss Lillie Dunfee. Mr and Mrs FP W Chapman and daughter Leona moved to property at Belpre. Mr and Mrs O F Branch and son of Melpre visited with Mrs Branch's parents Tilton. Brick walls of the L M Walden residence on Main Street progressing with Parkersburg masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
A. AB. Saunders
Merritt Hayes
David Hayes
Middletown
Mary Reeder
Minnie Barnett
Parkershburg
Archie Dunfee
Sinters
Etta and
Ora
Rutland Obituaries and Local Notices Highlight Visits and Deaths
Mrs Carrie Bryne Thomas returned home from Holzer Hospital in good condition. Harve Skinner died Thursday night. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday at 2 pm with interment at Miles Cemetery. Mrs Dora Braley visited by brother W P Stevens at Parkersburg. Hobart Wisemah and wife of Parkersburg visited Mrs Dora Bratey. Mr and Mrs Guy Mutchler attended their son Hugh’s graduation in Bethany West Virginia. Mrs J B Giles presided at the post office during their absence. Mrs Daisy Tane of Cleveland visited local friends. A house owned by Mr Torrey in the town’s south end burned Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Bryne Thomas
Holzer Hospital
Harve Skinner
Miles Cemetery
Dora Braley
W. P. Stevens
Parkersburg
Hobart Wisemah
Dora Bratey
Guy Mutchler
Bethany
W. Va
Hugh Mutchler
J. BR. Giles
Daisy Tane
Cleveland
Torrey
Children's Day Observed at Union Hall Chesterhill
Sunday evening services at Union Hall marked Children's Day with a large turnout and a notable program. Dr W H Michener of the Aladdin Temple Shrine band reported his Los Angeles to Portland trip schedule. Local families and friends visited, with several members and relatives noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
Chesterhill
Chester Hill
WH. B Michener
Los Angeles
Portland
Donald
Dean Bowman
Worthington
Clyde Bowman
Dorothy
John Vollmer
Local Notes From Amesville and Nearby Villages
Amesville resident Fred Conner quit blacksmithing due to ill health and will enter a hospital. Sidney Carpenter spent two days on the Muskingum River with a 1244 pound turtle among his catch. Various residents and visitors, including Barnsville's former resident and the Locharys, visited friends here and with relatives. Guests from Parkersburg, Pavfen, Elk Horn, and Athens were hosted in the area. Hooper Ridge reports a gas belt well at over half a million feet in a farm drift near Wooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Conner
Sidney Carpenter
Muskingum
Lochary
Mattie Owens
Parkershure
Dana
Pavfen
Oka
Adda Owens
Elizabeth Gardner
WG. Huston
W. RR. Whittaker
Lewis Herron
Elk Horn
W. Va
O. A. Terrell
Elmer Shrout
Athens
F. W. Gibson
Hooper
Orre Wooley
Pleasant Valley Dinner Guests Full of Local Names
Pleasant Valley notes list guests at the Mc Kintey home including Dudley and Columba Smith, Marence and Linder Davis of Pomeroy. Also, Perry Coe visited Pearl Wood, J. M. Knowlton neighbors in Albany, and Mrs. Eli Hamilton died of pneumonia with husband ill. Other visits include K B Brooks family and R E Wood, and Ed Brooks with Sam Frank in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. McKintey
Dudley Smith
Columbus
Marence Davis
Linder Davis
Pomeroy
Perry Coe
Pearl Wood
J. M. Knowlton
Albany
Eli Hamilton
Here
K. B. Brooks and Son
R. E. Wood
Parkersburg
W. Va
Peart Wood
Ed Brooks
Sam Frank
Nelsonville
Martha Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Kinneer's Murray City
Martha Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Kathryn Kinneer’s Murray City home with Mrs. Eunice Sanborn assisting. The group enjoyed a brief business session followed by music, conversation, and luncheon. Numerous local residents attended and listed guests. The column also notes births and deaths in the community including Mrs. James Kidd's death and a twin birth announced by Dr. Person in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Club
Mrs. Kinneer
Murray City
Kathryn Kinneer
Eunice Sanborn
Mary Thomas
Grace Dyker
Maggie Byron
Aliee Post
Mary Keich
Anna Sedlock
Mary Dugan
Grace Rt
Donoghue
Ann
Margaret Popoczy
Grace Thomas
Agnes Murphy
Anna Simons
Anna Simona
Iletima Loyd
Eunice Donoeine
Bennie Vollmer
Anastacia
Person
James Lee
Nelsonv Iile
Lee
Chicago
Walter Frazee
Logan
Lucy Mragee
Worse Brooker
Uth
Howard Brooker
Helen
Virginia Brooker
Robert Dunn
Plain residents celebrate births and visits across communities
The Plain area reports multiple births including a tenth child to Will Stalters and a first for the McKee home, plus triplets at Jack Tinkharm’s. Many relatives travel to and from Athens, Columbus, Craigsville, and Powhattan Point for family events, funerals, and visits as neighbors share news and social updates.
Bible School Supervisor Named In Syracuse
Mrs Delbert Lee_head of the Bible School in Syracuse has been chosen supervisor of the Daily Vacation Bible School at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church which opened June 10. She is aided by Marvin Stoberts Helen Grace Williams Roth Winebroemer and Mrs Archie Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Delbert Lee
Jane
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Hille McDaniel
Canva
St. Albans Hospital
West Virginia
Mevaniel
Syracus
A. Lodge
Gallipolis
Russell Winebanner
Weirton
Suneday
Sam Winebrenner
Ward Milly
New Brighton
Norman Paps
Edward Mills
Trimble
Giidya Crooks
Rio Gironde College
Grate Bartela
Misa Adeline McBride
Shawnee Hosts Mixed Social And Business Events In Ohio
Local notes report Shawnee Lawrence Humphrey taking over Linda Theater and relatives attending a Desht er Hotel reception for Obie Chris Products Association in Columbus. Merchants plan old fashioned dances June 13 at Milton Francis garage while Sara Crownford and Leila Nerves travel to Columbus for Office Training School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Humphrey
Linda Theater
William Hughes
Alfred
Slater
Misa Elizabeth
Athins
Ture
Charles Hatem
Henk
Ellis
Obie Chris Products Association
Deshter Hotel
Columbe
Milton Francis
Miew
Sara Crownford
Leila Nerves
Columbus
Helen Mavis
Verene Black
Carl Moliencamp
J. Pryan McLain
Laneater
Seven
Children's Day Observed at New Straitsville Church
Children gathered for a Children’s Day program at the Methodist Episcopal Church in New Straitsville with Rev Hart addressing the children and a high school quartet providing music. The page also notes Sunday visits and local school awards, a fire at Mrs J Holcomb’s home caused by wiring, and various local residents visiting relatives and continuing education updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church of
New Straitsville
M.be
Hart
Bill Davey
Walter Lines
Novella Whitmer
Buckeye State Business College
Grover Whitmer
Robert Essex
Robert
Ronald
Evelyn Nancy
Gnadenhutten
Sar Begrand
James Treadwell
P. T. Crowe
Robert O'Donnell
iGene O'Donnell
Logan
Anna Beavan
Harold Doyle
Columbus
Ben Geavan
Kathleen Hoy
Old Straitsville
Bliss College
J. Holcombriday
Martin Street
William Awards
Community Sunday Visits Reported Across Local Families
Bethany and Harley Moore spent Sunday with Job Moores while Martha Petty enjoys a few days with relatives in Marietta. Glenora Wright with sons James and Herman and Avis Ladd visited Clarence Covells in Marietta. Isaac Barnhart and sons Ansel Elmo and Carlton stopped by Lewis Ludwick’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Moore
Harley Moore
Job Moores
Martha Petty
Marietta
Glenora Wright
James
Herman
Avis Ladd
Clarence Covells
Isaac Barnhart
Ansel
Elmo
Carlton
Lewis Ludwick
Clarence Petty
Wade Jarvis
Art Frost
Investment Certificates Offer Perpetual 5 Percent Returns
The note touts certificates that require no renewal and promise a fixed 5 percent annual yield. It emphasizes continuous access to funds and implies a stable, ongoing income source without investment sections or due dates.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sharpsbury
L. T. Runnion
Leroy Boggs
Catheryn
Mra
Carson Boggs
Mes
Pen Barnhart
Frost
Beebe
A. L. Meee
Evelyn Meftee
Leroy Regges
Marie Barnhart
L. HW. Allen
M. BF. Chathy
Red Warner
Ichildren
Daniel Ackley
Lottridge
Rudy Soliday
Mar Thomas
Nell
Mills
Hebbardsville
Robert Sharp
Opal Patterson
Clarksburg
Fither Morris
J. Davis
Davis
Morris
Evelyn McBee
A L. McBee
Edward Cheval
Reeds
John C
M Cc
W. Towr Bend
Mary Case
Fred Rodel
A. L McBee
Dale Heffner
Etringtown
Lort Frazier
Littles Mater
Laurelville
Lillie Huffmaster
White House
C. D. Shafer CO
Coolville
Rutland
W.B. Drake
Thomas Frishey
Bertha Moody
Breeda Amaler
Portsmouth
Eva Randall
Vinnie Baker
LL Zumbro
Ravenna
Charles Yost
German Town
Rode
Harry Smith
Osborn Smith
Annie Mingus
Virgil
Nowata
Okla
Mingus
George Young
Alice Carepenter
Freeda Bowron
Muskingum College
New Concord
Will Bowman
Bowman
Spurrier School
Pleasant Valley
Mill St
Dial
John Fick
Charles
Helen Stewart
Margaret Vonn
Barney Penn
Evelyn
Betty Lloyd
Charles Hoye
Cambridge
Carl Karshner
Howard Kraft
Glen Loper
Harold ‘Tipton
Toledo
Pat Loper
Virginia Loper
James Salyers
Hollister
Karl Storer
Lawrence Lewis
Haroll Potts
Wilmington College
William Kitchen l
Olive Bell
Maxville
Hsdp. Householder
Granvil Potter
Akron
Allen Koon
Theodore Wollett
Adam Anderson
Albert Koon
Lancaster
John Simons
Tarberton
James Kidd
Lucille Williams
Frank Williams
the Plains News
Will Stalters
Leonard McKee
Mary Hardy
Stalter
McKee
the Plains
Jack Tinkharm
Berma Yerkey
Pennsboro
Ernie Burdette Blankenship
Craigsville
Frank Smith
Larry Porter
Carl Porter
Athena
Ed Micheals
Herb Sanborn
Everet Gaskins
Joe Gulley
Powhattan Point
Roy Noland
Peachbridge
Pearl Miller
Fred Osborne
Mabel
Will Bowlby
Joe
Hutchins
State Experiment Farm
Carpenter
Roger Humphrey
Joe Geisicke
John Smart
Edgar Slater
Earlene Kirkendall
Dexter
Ed Kirkendall
Jim Staley
Juanita
Clarence Rutter
Bert Hill
Corney Him
Mercer
Stewart Bell
Zanesville
James Bell
Date Channel
Willard Hamer
Bob Hawk
George Gabriel, Sr
Friend Love
James Terrel
Fanny Whetstone
Wellston
Ka Anderson
Standard Bearers Society
M. Fk
Minnie
Evelyn Aleshire
Christine Cochran
Marguerite
Vera McGee
Eileen Besco
Verna
Vera Wallace
Dorothy Cade
Eva Laverly
Verna Nagle
Christine
Esther Mae Cochran
Mae McCullough
Dorothy Bricker
Marie Alshire
Near Albany
J. L. Hutchins
M. E. Twiss
Ray Micheals
John Woodyard
Ralph Cade
Jennie Mayberry
Pennsylvania
Zell Buttington
Jeff Harrison
Chillicothe
Frances
Myrtie West
Ed Seiples
Mechanicsburg
Amos England
Chauncey
Ollie Somers
George Gabriel
Suecitle Smith
Chester
Wis
Cine Laihen’ Aid Society
Asbury Mo
Margaret Lawrence
Roustine Dusithes
Tiawrene Tennilitt
Netsonville
Thomas R. Reese
Grouster
Harry Davin
Carl Barh.kolf
Columbaas
and Mies
C. HW. Narechhort
Ohio University
New Straltaeville
Foster Nixon
Oho State University
R. K. Nixon
Amelia Moodie
Dave Moetra Potts
Ohio State
Isity
Margaret Thompson
Kathleen Crowe
Ae F
Amine School
Grant Sheilhame
Jack Pd
Lanning
Ports
P.T. Crowe
William Deaver
Crowe
Red Men
Gover
Dublin Farm
Gore
Br. Augustine
St. Anguatine Church
Ang /Sweeney
Elizabeth Nelson
Hatem
Auker
Zila Holleran
Ole
Clark
May Clark
Michel Whersona
Tverett Russell
Arid Airs
Dan Wvettircon
Thes Sca Im Reckhind
RAND
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Atlas Far
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