Rendville Families Share News of Relatives Births and Travels
Mr and Mrs Wil fones of Rendville announce their son Sgt Jones is returning home freed from a German prison camp near Limburg. Various Rendville and Columbus residents are listed attending events, visits, and travel with notes on families, schooling, and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Wilfones
Rendville
Sgt. Jones
Ger
Limburg
Ohn Chuvalis
General Hospital
John Chuvalis
Res
Dayton
Xine Wasin
Essie Jones
Atlanta
Mbie Garbline
Columbus
Andy Garb
Bob Holden
Emma Hensler
S&s
Margaret Curtis
As Curtis and Son
Fairport Harbor
Norma Woods
Dewey Woods
Fred Roof
Corning
Phyllis Hern
Howard Hern
Helen Burns
Ity
Lumbus
Henry Kren
Joseph
J. James Marren
N.Y
Willis Right
New Plymouth Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits and Appointments
Lew Plymouth personals recounts visitors and travels in New Plymouth area. Mentions Cpl. and Mrs. John Gibbons Jr visiting Wm. Gibbons, Logan. Reports Friday visits by S. M. Heinlein and Harry Heinlein, with Mrs. Lena McDaitel calling. Also, Rev. Chesser’s first Methodist Church appointment and various Logan and Dayton visitors including the McGathey families and Barbara Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
John Gibnons Jr
Wm. Gibnons
Harry Heinlein
Logan
S. M. Heinlein
Lena McDaitel
Heinlein
John McGathey
Earle Heinlein
C. H. Jones
Larry
Addie Poston
Athens
R.F. D
McGathey
E. T. Ansel
Hazel
Columbus
Charles Fuller
Farle Heinlein
Annie Hawk
Einten
Hamden McArthur
Dax
Scott Taylor
McArthur
Estella Poston
Stoutsville
Fredareste
Bremen
Homer M. Lee
Ravenna
Michigan
Chioie Fuller
Barbara
Little Horking
W. M. McDaniel
McDanel
Lavern Fuller
Litle
Howard
Mr. McDanel
Fullers
Hher
Murray City Social and Personal Notes Brief
Murray City residents share family visits and local gatherings. The 4-H Achievement Club met at the school with twenty-one members. next meeting set for June 13. Visitors include MT Sgt Jack Collins on furlough and several Nelsonville, Columbus, and Akron guests. Local residents travel to see relatives and attend events in Gloucester, Cleveland, Logan, Fort Wayne, and Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Ralph Coleman
Barberton
Frank Coleman
Chester Mitchell
Billi Brown
David
Nelsonville
Jack Collins
Columbus
Lester Sorrell
Benjamin Simon
Akron
Adam Anderson
Velma Popaczy
Cleveland
George Popoczy
Frank
Charles Murphy
Logan
Thomas Reese
Glouster
Howard Craft
John Penn
Clayton Worthington
Janice
Aves Ann Thompson
John Smith
John Hogan
Bible School Opens June 13 in Coolville Churches
Coolville plans a ten day Bible School for children ages four to fourteen starting Wednesday at 1 a m in the Congregational and Methodist churches. Miss Jeanette Push of Radnor Ohio leads with assistants including Mrs. Beth Matlack and Miss Barbara Chapman. Mrs Norma Brandeberry chairs the local committee. The program blends worship Bible stories music handicraft and recreation under interdenominational cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Jeanette Push
Radnor
Beth Matlack
Mary Belle Cady
Meriam Bibbee
Doris Jean Brafford
Barbara Chapman
Julia Ann Walden
Norma Brandeberry
Ohio
Edwards H. Dickinson
Ireland Congregational Church
F. W. Glenister
Rio Grande College
W. Dennis
Miami, Fla
W. C. Wichitlateh
Coalville Methodist Church
C. Blake
Hockingport
Ich
Decatur
Center Point
Athens County Union
Alfred Daugherty and Son
Jerre Haute
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodisth
Raine Rocks
Coys
Tierney
Wilma Spence
Jimmy Wil
Jimmy Holstein
Williams
Miss Spence
Ohio University
William Jones and Y of
Columb
Lew Plymouth
Ersonals
Artemus L. Gates
Elberfelds
Pomeroy
Wembley
Nor'east
Chambray
Ironing Board
Sterling
Victory Garden
Huffman
Hanes
Rayon Hosiery
Beol
Coolville News
James H. Wilson
Citizens Bank Bldg
S. Mulberry St
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