4-H Club Activities Reports From Local Clubs
Recent meetings of the Get-To-Gether 4-H Club were hosted by advisor Mrs. Leonard Lehman. Members learned dress color selection and personal conduct while demonstrations included dart making and sewing posture. Next gatherings are planned for June 13 at Rachelmacher Park and June 16 at Mrs. Weavers with a wiener roast and picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Lehman
Norma Hemsworth
Joan Rizer
East School
Logan
Shirley Crothers
Haydenville
Sharon Shark
Columbus
Rachelmacher Park
Oroville Clovers
Rita Weavers
Barbara Aones
Weavers
Leatha Lou Proctor
One Accident Reported During Busy Weekend
In Hocking County a single highway accident occurred Sunday evening. Don Poston of Columbus formerly lived in Logan suffered head bruises Saturday when his car hit a guardrail near Rock Bridge, overturned, and was badly damaged. The State Highway Patrol investigated. Poston teaches in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Don Poston
Columbus
Rockbridge
State Highway Patrol
Poston
Emerson Poston
Leases and Visits Span Oak Hill to Charleston Scene
Kanauga Miller leases the Nida service station formerly run by William Harrison. The report lists multiple social visits: Jim Short a patient at Holzer Hospital. Russell Reynolds and family visiting John Holley and Wallace Pullins. Marvin Vansickle and Clarence Rollins with families. W R Stone visiting relatives. Richard Sheriff and Eva Deem family connections. Walter Schoonover hosts and Charleston connections. Jack Adams weekend with Tom Adams family. Christine Black noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coratt
W. R. Stone
T. J. Stone
Richard Sheriff
Dayton
Sheriff
Eva Deem
Walter Schooncrate
Catlettsburg
Grace Flinn
Edward Johnson
Charleston
Walter Schoonover
W. O. Board
Jack Adams
Alliance
Ohio
Tom Adams
Christine Black
Pearl Markins opens Judy place restaurant in Vinton
Mrs. Pearl Markins has bought restaurant equipment and opened a new eatery at the Judy place in Vinton. Dr. W C Feltman received notice of Edd Andersons death in Blanchester Ohio on June 6. Anderson grew up in Vinton and is related to Mrs. Isabell Cloud. Numerous local visitors and relatives including Mrs. Eugene Hanson of Cleveland and the families of Mr. and Mrs. Cook Quickle, William and Leona Alexander, and Scottie Alexander were mentioned in social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Pearl Markins
Don Judy
Judy Place
W. C. Feltman
Edd Anderson
Blanchester
Ohio
Anderson
Isabell Cloud
Charles Casto
E. A. Evans
William Alexander
Cook Quickle
Scottie
Clyde Alexander
Marie Alexander
Gene Keller
Leona Richart
Canton
Opal Stewart
Rainbow Class Meets At Ashworth Home
The Rainbow Class of the Christian Church met at the home of Mrs. Marie Ashworth in Nelsonville. President Mrs. Mae Streets led a business session while Mrs. Lou Allen and Miss Sigrid Love presented secretary and treasurer reports. Twelve members and two guests attended, with refreshments served. the July meeting will be at Miss Sigrid Love's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Rainbow
The
Christian Church
Marie Ashworth
Walnut St
Mae Streets
Lou Allen
Sigrid Love
Moore
Mary Lou
Plains Graduates Visit Washington and Nearby Family News
The Plains graduating class members traveled to Washington for a trip. Names include Roy Allen Norma Howard Mary Mason Bill Guess Marion Richardson Wilma Jean Woods Marjorie Sparks Jerry Dunlevy Glen Dale Schoonover Charles Novatini Janey Hughes David Miller Jim Tedrow Ephraim Cochran Nancy Phillips and oe Gabriel. Miss Gale Slater has gone to Ashland Kentucky to recuperate at her grandparents home. Clyde Judy of Columbus visited relatives in Hamden and Columbus. John Thomas hosted at his brother’s home in Hamden. Richard Coffman and wife welcomed a daughter. Bobby McCreanor of Athens visited his grandmother Mary Vessalo. E R Shields moved from Cable apartments to Nelsonville and works as construction engineer. John E Wandling and wife with children Susan and David hosted Mrs Wandling’s sisters Hazel Webb and Larry, Cora and John Kempton of Jacksonville and guest Jack Davis of Chicago. R Kovaleik also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Washington
Roy Allen
Norma Howard
Mary Mason
Bill Guess
Marion Richardson
Wilma Jean Woods
Marjorie Sparks
Jerry Dunlevy
Glen Dale Schoonover
Charles Novatini
Janey Hughes
David Miller
Jim Tedrow
Ephraim Cochran
Nancy Phillips
Oe Gabriel
Clyde Judy
Columbus
William Thomas
Thomas
John Thomas
Hamden
Richard Coffman
Bobby McCreanor
Athens
Mary Vessalo
E. R. Shields
Cable Apartments
Nelsonville
Shields
John E. Wandling
Susan
David
Mrs. Wandling
Hazel Webb
Larry
Cora
John Kempton
Jacksonville
Jack Davis
Chicago
R. Kovaleik
WSCS Installs New Officers at Apple Grove Service
The WSCS under Rev. Charles Kirsch installed new officers after services at Apple Grove. Ten members attended with devotionals led by vice president Mrs. Mabel Roush. Guests included the Shanks and Beegle families visiting from Henderson, Belleville, and Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Grove
WSCS
Charles Kirsch
Lakeside
Mabel Roush
Earl Shank
J. S. Henderson
Henderson
W. Va
E. C. Shank
Belleville
R. A. McKelvey
W. G. McKelvey
Portland
Edward Beegle
Zanesville
Jim Carpenter
Carpenter
Herb Sayre
California
Good Will Sunday School Class Meets at Home
Chesterhill news notes the Good Will Sunday School Class gathering on June 9 at Mrs. Dale Lockary's home with Ruby Pierpoint and Pearl Calen dine as assistant hostesses. Various local visits and home purchases are reported including families from Gallipolis Wyandotte Columbus and Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterhill
Dale Lockary
Ruby Pierpoint
Pearl Calendine
Florence Wallace
Merle Pillsbury
Williams Returns Home After Indiana Visit
Ralph Williams came home after visiting his son Roger in Indiana. Dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Porter included their grandson Charles Hoover, Mr and Mrs Ellwood Barstow and Beverly of Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Loren Fierce and Carlie of Greens Run. Mr and Mrs Wesley McDaniel and Mr and Mrs Joe Wilson of Barberton recently visited Mr and Mrs Ben Gabriel. Mrs George Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Ralph _ Williams
Roger
Indiana
Porter
Charles Hoover
Ellwood Barstow
Beverly
Columbus
Loren Fierce
Carlie
Greens Run
Wesley McDaniel
Joe Wilson
Barberton
Ben Gabriel
George Barber
Markets Cincinnati Livestock and Potatoes Summary
Cincinnati markets report livestock by commodity with varied weights and prices. Hog salable total 3825 with steady trade. best times and weights under 225 lbs top at 21.00 to 21.50. Cattle and calves moderate activity with steady slaughter trade. good weights around 28.00 for 850 lb steers. sheep lambs down slightly. Poultry butter potatoes also listed with specific price ranges and grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Livestock
Cincinnati
U. 5S
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Wide-A-Wake Club
Oroville
Bobby Leadbetter
Kenny Starr
Link Rutgers
Geo. Weaver
David Jones
Bobby, Leadbetter
Kanauga
Ashworth
Gale Slater
Ashland, Ky
Mrs
Joseph Slater
Kin Logan
Margaret Cook
Etta Barbary
Lancaster
Portsmouth
Johnson Motors
Johnson
Banks Sport Shop
Athens, Ohio
William P. MacDonald
LL. Williams
C. RK
White
Mahaffey Motor Service Electric Motor Repair
Central Meyers WA Water Systems
Rowland Plumbing
Dial
Kelch Appliance Shop
W. Union ST
Harry Brooks
Davis
W. Carpenter
F. C. Stone
East State Street
L. Williams
Gilbert Hooper
Whizzer Motors
C. R. White
Care! the Messenger
Wayne
Wayne School of Practical Nursing
Care the Messenger
Bustin Beauty School
Marinello System
Broad Street
the Messenger
A.K.C
John Undney
the Plains
Shrinebane Kennels
New Hampshire
Johnson and West
International Stoker
D. M. Goddard
Farm Bureau
J. Clyde Edmondson Cari
House
Williams Transfer & Parcel Delivery
UNICO
Irs
Jersey
Netter
Wonder Medal
Rush Campbell
Amesville
Er Eiss
Guernsey
R. BE. Whaley
Shade
Otis Blair
Peach Ridge Road
Leonard Zimmerman
New Marshfield
R. D
Berkshires
John Stout
Harrisonville
C. A. Daugherty CO
Court Athens
Tom Henry
P. O. Box
Newark
C.O.D
J. J. Marcus
Box
New York State
Frank Lee
Route 2
Oshkosh
Gibbs and Radford
Logan Fertilizer E. G. Buchfieb, Inc
AAA
Mc.Arthur
Sugar St
McArthur
McArthur Stone Co
Lincoln
Higgins Feed Store
Chesser
Gulf Station
Albany
Carl Michael the Plains
Chrysler
Pontiac
Chevrolet
Buick
Rawleigh
City of Athens
Rawleigh’s
Freeport
Ill
GMC
C.O.E
DODGE
Plymouth
H.P. Neptune
Outboard Motor Electric Motor Service
Union Street
Rose
Strawn Plumbing CO
N. Court St
E. Carpenter ST
Fischer
Fischer Industries, Inc
Paddock RD
N&w R. R
Buick CO
Your Church
Harris
Furniture
Loreene and
Frances Schuster
Columbus Road
U.S. A
Outdoorsman Leathercraft Co
N. Court, SI
Stormahows and Screens Co
E, Schuster and Son
Everett H
Parsons Auctioneer
Coolville
Coolville Exchange
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Marietta Chemical Products Co
W. E. Dicken
W. Union Street
Bethany
Singer Sewing Center
Sehines Theater
Athens Heating and Insulating Co
Cline
Wilma Evans
Eversharp
Rauch's Bakery
Albert J. Winchell
Deanville
Kirby
Nashahues Spudams
Hudson
Shouse Auto Service
Hudson Motor Cars
Shell
Gabriel’s
Athens Lumber Company
Jeep
Willys CO
W. Washington
Swarts
Clover Farm
Studebaker
Hocking Valley Sand and Gravel Co
Wheaton’s
Union St
Russell
Airport
Richland Avenue
Albert Kudyba
Athens Auto Parts
Cecil Welch
First St
Kate Rer Imhbrig Road
Athens Junk Co
N. Shafer
Athens Motor Sales
DeSoto
Plymouth Sales & Service
W. State St
Auto Service
BROWN
N. Court Dial
Buck's Auto Supply
Algeo Motor Sales
Bargain Call
Briggs & Stratton
Charles Dyla
Rt. 1
Guysville
Singer Service
Athena Theater
Singer
Janes
Collect
Athens An Or
Blue Valley
Dean
Roger Dean
Ford
Fred
Easy
Frankie
Roger Lean
Fairgrounds
G. F
Dow Pincelli
Chesser's
Athens Lumber Co
Athens Building Material CO
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