Corning 4-H Elects Officers and Sewing Study Details
Corning 4-H Club met in the Domestic Science room at Corning High School for a sewing study session. Officers were elected for the coming year: Wilma Haskins president Hester Latta vice president Jean Fisher secretary treasurer Gwendolyn Wilson and Helen Haskins reporters Betty Swartz recreation leader. A social period with games and music followed, with a luncheon served by the entertaining committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Corning High School
Wilma Haskins
Hester Latta
Jean Fisher
Gwendolyn Wilson
Helen Haskins
Betty Swartz
Jeader
Jane and
Jeanette Rodgers
Lucelle
Betty Mason
Mary Catherine
Elizabeth O'Farrell
Naomi Jones
Mary E. Rodgers
Hester Lotta
Margarette Pettigrew
Barriot Levion
Grace Maxwell
Dorothy Rodgers
Betty Juanettia
Clarence Thomas
Ralph Hardy
Charles Longley
Clarence Harrison
Hemstock
Sam Frasure
John Cook
Everett Dunlap
Ant Hardy
Elliott Lamb
Dorcas
M. E. Church
Wiliam Rogers
Janet Mason
Corning Fire Department Club
Pythian Temple
Albany Churches Plan July Picnic At Temple
Albany June 48 The Temple Sunday School invites all churches of the circuit to a Sunday School picnic at the Temple July 10. Each Sunday School is to provide at least one number for the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Temple
Murray City Woman Found Dead After Living Alone 27 Years
Murr ay City June 18 Anna Bainbridge 85 was found dead Wednesday morning in Murray City She had lived alone since her husband died 27 years ago Funeral services were held at the M E Church Friday at 1 pm with burial at Greenlawn Other items note Paul Sabo treated at St Francis Hospital died and funeral held at the M E Church Mary Shaffer Myrtle Brown P N G Club and lodge activities are described plus visitors and travelers who stopped in at local homes and churches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Mirs
Anna Bainbridge
Cleveland
P. N. G. Club
Black Diamond Lodge
James Smart
Mary Shaffer
Local Residents Attend Events and College Sessions
Shawnee residents Rosetta Gaver returns from four weeks in Washington D C. The Daily Vacation Bible School opens in the high school with nearly 70 enrolled. Mary Evelyn E Alma Faye Barris and Carl Ashbaugh study at Ohio University Athens. Muskingum College lists summer enrollees Marjorie Treadwell Rachel Davis Harriett Jones Mrs Yrena Breeze and Lillian Severance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosetta. Gaver
Washington
D. H
Fred W. Peterson
Gon
Columbus
Anna Beckett
Lancaster
Caroline Clark
Tuelmen Thompson
Chester Thompson
J. A Weed
Ed. Whitmer
Mary Evelyn E. Alma Faye Barris
Carl Ashbaugh
Ohio University
Athens
Muskingum College
Marjorie Treadwell
Rachel Davis
Harriett Jones
Yrena Breeze
Lillian Severance
Catherine Murphy
Columbbus En
Local social notes from Marietta to Cambridge and Athens
Jacksonville Biss Elizabeth VanHall returns from Marietta visiting relatives Mr and Mrs Pearl Wakely. Weston visitors Mr and Mrs C W Pugh and children Richard and Phyllis Jane and Mrs Otis Pugh. Elizabeth Eien and guests spend the day with Mrs Amanda Grast in Cambridge. Judith Ann Johnston stays with grandmother Mrs Della Johnston. Mildred Kinder visiting parents Mr and Mrs David Kinder. Ruth Maxine born June 16 to Max von Scheele and wife. Margaret Southard and Lulu Milla visit Mr and Mrs R J Hittle in Athens. Mary Brown and Cordelia Viall return from Columbus. Harry Vernon family hosts and Arlene Davis marks 21st Messenger birthday. Mothers Club hosts meeting at Mrs Charles White’s home with club song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biss
Elizabeth VanHall
Pearl Wakely
Marietta
C. W. Pugh
Richard
Phyllis Jane
Otis Pugh
Weston,o
Hettie Rambo
Rambo
Elizabeth Eien
Amanda ‘“Qrast
Cambridge
Judith Ann Johnston
William John “Ston
Guysville
Della J “ Johnston
Mildred Kinder
David Kinder
Max von Scheele
Ruth Maxine
Margaret Southard
Lulu Milla
R. J.hittle
Athens
Mary Brown
Cordelia
Viall
Columbus
Harry Vernon
Wong
Gerald
Jack
Charles
Gilouster
RB. E. Davis
Messenger
Arlene Davis
Mothers’ Club
Charles White
America
Punishments topic discussed by local group
The program titled Fewer and Wiser Punishments featured 32 members sharing views on Acts of Disobedience Merit Punishment. Papers included Do’s and Don’ts of Modern Punishments and Be Sure Punishment Is Deserved. The session closed with a reading Mother Says No and refreshments were offered by Miss Bessie Swindell. Mr and Mrs George Fuller announce the birth of a baby boy born June 15 in Detroit and visiting relatives in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Shirkey
Anna Chappejear
Sfother
A. R. Woodgerd
Bessie Swindell
Columbus
George Fuller
Rhoda Martin
Bucyrls
Wayne Crabbe
Warren
Rutland Snowden Dies at Home in Rutland
Rutland Elsworth Snowden died at his home Tuesday evening. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Baptist Church with burial in Miles Cemetery. Various local notices follow, including births, illnesses, church revivals, and residents visiting relatives.
Betty Briggs Birthday Party at Hatfield
A Friday night party for Betty Briggs at Hatfield drew many locals including Jimmie Sheppard Juanita Latta Freda Post Poutine Davis Katherine Stevens Bule and Dorothy Dew Bertha and Bernice White Eva Dean and families Emmett Latta and children Albert Post Ralph Post Ralph Sheppard Arms Delmer Davis Robert Post Jean Post Wrestey Post Dale Moody Ted Moody Dana Hines Edwin Latta Leo Westfall Frank Williams and others. Ice cream and cake were served as Donald William’s sixteenth birthday was celebrated at Mrs Jane Hemrey’s home. Edith Faires the Ath eny State Hospital nurse visited relatives. Church services planned at Grove Church and Bishopville Church with local attendees. Reverend services also noted at Spencer Ridge Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Briggs
Hatfield
Jimmie Sheppard
Juanita Latta
Freda Post
Poutine Davis
Katherine Stevens
Bule
Dorothy Dew
Bertha
Bernice White
Eva Dean
Emmett Latta
Albert Post
Ralph
Ralph Sheppard
Son Arms
Delmer Davis
Robert
Jean
Wrestey Post
Dale
Ted Moody
Dana Hines
Edwin Latta
Leo Westfall
Frank Williams
John
Frank Vickroy
Edgar Parson
John Charles
Manly Dew
White
Bill Stern
Hid Briggs
Grant Post
Jane Hemrey
Donald Willam
Edith Faires
Atheny State Hospital
Local residents gather for visits and funeral in Harrisonville
Harrisonville area residents including Harrisonville Mel Welch and daughter Marian from Herrington Kas arrive at Mrs Bradfield's home with plans for Mrs Welch to follow by car. The group attends funeral services for Mrs A B Kibble in Reedsville with several neighbors driving there Wednesday. Nearby home improvements update Main Street property as Henry Maybaugh nears completion. A light rain breaks a drought affecting fruit and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Welch
Marian
Reedsville
A. B. Kibble
Harmon
Henry Maybaugh
Main Street
Bernie Gilkey
Francis Gil- Tewksbury
Albany 'S
Corars
Gerald Graham Haveroperty
Social Notes From Silver Ridge and Nearby Towns
Silver Ridge and nearby families and guests share a weekend visit. Bert Bahr and daughter Nola Gene of Tuppers Plains entertained by M. L. Parker. Thelma Snafer visits uncle Elvin Bean in Nelsonville. Bert Smiths host visitors Will Nichoson and Cecil Nichoson with other relatives. Ada Swank Eloise and Mable Swartz visit Athens. Jessie Smith returns from Parkersburg to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie ‘Bahr
Nola Gene
Tuppers Plains
M. L. Parker
Harry Swank
Eloise
Wilbur
Pomeroy
Thelma Snafer
Elvin Bean
Nelsonville
Art Myers
Ruby Partlow
Detroit
Mich
Bert Smith
T. W. Shaer
Will Nichoson
Guysville
Cecil Nichoson
West Virginia
Community Visits Fill Weekend Across Local Families
Union Mrs Amanda Barker visits brother Edward Baker while Mr and Mrs Frank White entertain Sunday guests including White's mother from Athens and Mrs Young and daughter Margaret from near New Marshfield. Basil Holland and family visit in Athens. Alfred Morgan trims the weekly travel roster near Nelsonville. 4-H and Girls Club meetings occur at Harry Jacoby’s and at R. R. Barker's home. Families attend church services at New Marshfield Sunday evening. Charles and Grant Gabriel visit relatives in Buchtel. Elmer Gabriel hosts relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Barker
Edward Baker
Frank White
White
Athens
Young
Margaret
New Marshfield
Basil Holland
Helen
Billy, Jr
Clara Louise Withers
Virgil Jones
Alfred Morgan
Nelsonville
Floyd Greenly
Columbus
Bessie Gabriel
Harry Jacoby
Atkins
George McBride
Ruth, Reed
George Eugene
Frank Hoosier
Salem
C. Withers
Langsville and Area Social Notes of Visits and Ill Health
Langsville and vicinity residents hosted and visited relatives from Wichita Kansas Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania Columbus Huntington and Dexter with extended stays and Sunday dinners. Health updates mention Mrs Entsminger improving and C King in ill health as families minus details, while new room construction by Lester Lanabury is noted along with several local visitations by Ward Sansbury Miller Briley and Ledlie families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Webb
William
Witchita
Kansas
Izetta Forsythe
Estella Webb
Salem Center
G. F. Thames
Wilkinsburg
J. W. Thomas
Thomas
M. Barnes
Ward, Sansbury
Columbus
Raymond
Charles Miller
Parkersburs
W. Va
Alice Miler
Bid Bobo
Elizabeth Ward
Bar’ Briley
Jané
Huntington
Ida’ Wright
Robert McKnight
Mary Bernice
Carbondale School Board hires list of teachers
Carbondale Teachers for the local school were hired at a meeting Monday night of the Carbondale school board. Those employed were Robert Harrison Gay Sharp Jessie Doolittle Virgene Carlin Fern Doolittle and Juanita Tefti. Local residents and visitors are noted, with several births announced and mentions of Easter Sunday events and attendance at Lake Alma State Park opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
George Sadler
Lorna Gayle
Blaine Bray
William Hill
Sam Hill
Barberton
M. ©. Kennard
Betty Kennard
Marion Welch
Columbus
Emmett Parker
Athens
M. J. Callahan
Leo Kennard
Hope
Dora
Hoak
Jasper Cox
Clyde Barber
Wm, Lucas
Wellston
Lake Alma State Park
Wiss Jessie Doolittle
Virgene Dunlap
Junior Peck
Ohio University
Ruth Risley
Lewis
Lewis Daugherty
Floyd Mosier
Leonard Prater
Tessie Doolittle
Lottie Peels
Amesville Girl Goes To Washington for 4nH Club Convention
Miss Helen Thomas and her club leader Mrs. Zoe Heaton depart Amesville for Columbus to join state champion and her Illinois leader, then motor to Washington, D C for a week of 4 H Club Conference and shrine visits, followed by trips to Philadelphia New York Boston and other New England sites. they will be away about three weeks. Also mentions visitors and local events including Miss Marianna Linscott's guest Miss Margaret Biddle and several local residents and a homecoming program with music and an address by Rev Strecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Helen Thomas
Zoe Heaton
Columbus
Ilinois
Washington, D. C
Capital
Philadelphia
New York City
Boston
New England
Marianna Linscott
Margaret Biddle
Albany
Fanny Ogg
E. T. Hayes
Lawrence
Athens
Dean
Henry
Zanesville
Robert Henke
Gallipolis
Lois Fling
Amesville Choir
Earl Smith
Pataskala
Mate
Keyser
Mildred Mae Strode
Strecker
Local Socials and School News Highlight Chester Area
Chester area residents gather for family visits and church events as Mabel Van Meter and family spend Sunday with Richard Van Meter. Local students and staff see moves at Racine High School with J W Frank named principal. Sunday Schools and church speakers draw attendees while area tradesmen update cement work and store staffing.
Mineral Guests and Local Updates from Hadley Ely Home
Sunday visitors included Carl Clark and Kath leen Clark Barberton with families, Ernest Ely and children at Manley Ellis near Albany, and Thelma Ely returning from Albany. Children's Day planned for June 26 at M E Church. Silas Scott injured at work. Mrs Orville Shingler recuperating after tumor surgery. A son, Robert Lee, born to Kendal Luellen and Florence Pidcock. A storm night killed a dog owned by Vaughn Adis tied to a clothes line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley Ely
Carl Clark
June
Thomas
David
Kimbolton
Kathleen Clark Barberton
Lee
Conkey
Carpenter
Qucta Crow
Ernest Ely
Manley Ellis
Albany
M. E. Church
Silas Scott
CG. V. Hester
Mrs Anna McKinley Jenkins Dies at 63 in Home
Lottridge Mrs Anna McKinley Jenkins aged 63 died at her home at 11 53 a m Wednesday Funeral services were held at the home Thursday evening conducted by Rev Bert O Connor of the Lawrence Chapel M B Church of which she was a member The funeral party left Friday morning for West Virginia for a service at McCann Run M R Church Burial followed The party included her husband Joseph Jenkins her son and wife Roy and wife Jane Lew W Va Aldo McKinley Coolville and Albert McKinley M B Courtney and son from near Good Hope visited Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs O J Davis Mrs Davis accompanied the at home Wednesday for a visit with friends and relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McKinley Jenkins
Bert O'Connor
Lawrence Chapel
M. B
West Virginia
McCann Run M
Joseph Jenkins
Roy McKinley
Jane Lew
W. Va
Aldo McKinley
Coolville
Albert McKinley
M. B. Courtney
Churches of Three Towns Meet at Stewart for Union Services
On June 18 the Churches of Guysville, Cannonville, and Stewart held a daylong union gathering at Stewart M. B. Church. The program featured a union Sunday School, sermons by District Superintendent Dr. Maclure and Rev. S. J. Bishop, and musical numbers by the High School Orchestra and local singers. An ice cream social benefited the Pilgrim Holiness Church. additional local notes cover births, visits, and travels in the Stewart area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Membes
Guysville
All- Stewart
Bers
Buh
Cannonville
Stewart Me M. B
Stewart
Maclure
Connett
Athens
Afrs- Crawford
Canaanville
J. Bishop
Central Avenue
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Charles BicBee
Fairview
McBee
Ray Copeland
W. G Brill
Guy Barrows
McConnelsville
James Franklin
Chariton
J. M. Chariton
de Minear
Beebe
Geraldine McBee
Marietta
Ray Dye
Parkersburg
Charles McBee
Fred Laughlin
Ethel Robinson
Gene
Harry Laughlin
Sylvia Sutton
John
Isaah
Brown
Kate Conklin
Coolville
Mary Richardson
al Charley
Jarvis
Texas
Nathan Luton
A. L. Goodwin
Midland City
Ohio
New Straitsville notes share events and illness updates
New Straitsville updates report Mrs. Davis Sun day School class gathering for a six o clock supper with 10 to 20 members. Mrs. Frank Hood remains confined at home on Clark Street very seriously ill. A shop move occurred at Mills property and Mills Meat Market is now occupied. Locals, including the Lafining and Edwards families, returned from Marion after attending the Pocahontas Convention. Recreation ball game on the local diamond saw Logan win 2 to 1. Funeral services for Mrs. McCoy were attended by Mildra Harrison, Nellie Ross, Sue Walters, Forrest Alexander, George White, and Bill Alexander in Murray City. Margaret and Nevelle Ross and Margaret Harrison visit Duncan Falls. Mrs. Clarcia Nutter Hart of Columbus visited the Blankenship home. Mrs. Sam Auker remains ill at home in weak condition. Sam Long fractured his leg at work in a mine this week. A new Clark Street filling station nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Straitsville
Davis
Frank Hood
Clark Street
Herprownie
Mills
George Lafining
J. W. Edwards
Fred Blankenship
Sam Auker
Sam Long
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G Dd Kellar
Ida Daugherty
Otty
John McGirr
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Jas Simes
Vashtt Wilson
William Bu
Harry Gordon
Patricia Clifford
Raymond Clifford
Charles Hitler
Genivive Hopkins
Quinn
New Lexingoes
Ness
Lauraton
Lester Quinn
New Lexington
Arthur Little
Robert Wilson
New Straiteville
Edward Wilson
Leila Little
Charleston
Lance Hodgson
Hemlock
Mary Souders
Walter Clark
Washington D. H
Vern Dunlap
Emmett Ramsey
Price Dunlap
A. A. Turner
Bowman
Jacqueline Lamb
Betty Lee Lamb
Annistine
Margaret Starbuck
Epworth League
Crooksville
Joseph Brunton
Delmar Dunlap
Charles Roal
Charles Roberts
Thomas Siminton
Clyde Dunlap
Clyde
Lilian Leeth
Ralph Fleming
Bar
William Rodgers
Jack Lamb
Rose Farm
Rela
Wehan and
Daugiter
Joan Wright
Temple Sunday School
Hach
M. BE
C. N. Jones
Grace Baites
Vivian Buredette
Picnic Grove
Picnic Grove School House, Wednesday Night. Mrs. Baites
Geneva Dean
Jesse Douglas
Bonnie Jean Matthews
Fisher
Helen Dowler
Dailey
Plain City
George Mcaffee
New Plymouth
EB. Dailey
King
Elizabeth of
McArthur
Ss. FE. Dailey
Irma Sickles
Hebbardeville B. E. Church
E. H. Laseh
Kathryn Rickey
Melvyn Radcliffe
Jessie Jones
Bertha Rickey
Carrie Rickey
Elta Miller
Carrie Riche
Minnie Fort
Melva Radcliffe
San- Edna Larch
A. Prenie
Della Dean
Mary Ann
Etta Miller
Diantha Gibson
Gib
Radcliffe
Guy Win
Douglas
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Miller
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M. E
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Byron Phillips
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Hugh Riggs
Clara Seldenfell
Sadye
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Lucy Frazee
Herbert Cunliffe
Florence Archer
Marion
Pocahontas Lodge
Harry McCoy
Etta McCoy
Jacksonville
Rutland
Elsworth Snowden
Miles Cemetery
Frank Hill
Roy Grimes
Mary Taylor
Little Lindy Joe Schoonover
Penticostal Church
Frazier
Sig Johnson
Laurel CH
Bernice Fugate
Toledo
Hazel Barton
Mary Louise Barton
Charles Tipton
Springfield
Clarence Price
Garolyn Forrest
Thera
M. EB
Sime
Willams
Church of Christ
Mary Frances Jiiden
Alice Louise Howell
Ohio State University
B. M. Taylor
Daugher
Owen Frost
Charles Helt
Harry Brown
Coalville
Powers Building
New Road
Victor Frasier
Worley Kennedy
Carl Dennison
Youngstown
Freda Wood
Jesse Wood
Harrisonville
Silver Ridge
Langsville
Chester
Mabel van Meter
Richard van Meter
Frank Gaul
Upat
Pontiac
Earl Knight
Bernard Haselstein
Walter Frank
Darsel Rieber
Margaret Weber
Tipton
Iowa
Hannah Cleland
C. E. Hoffman
William Warner
Mew Hope
Arthur Wandiing
D. B. Warner
Charles Baum
Philson
Racine
J. W. Frank
Racine High School
Chester School
Benthorne
Ab Cole
Roy Setsing
Shhfield
Marion Wood
Ruth Orr
Bashan
Gaul
Darel Cleland
Chester Ball
Syracuse
Lottridge
Sylvia Dougherty
Ed Byron
Piedmont
Byron
Meta Harrison
Felix
Alexandria
R. A. Byron
Johnston
Joe Frost and Sons
Jos
Bobby
James Arthur Jc
Cincone
Frost
Veil White
Theodore White
Bobby Dale Frost
Frank Robinson
Stewart Chursday
Ardeth Hartt
Charley Jarvis
C. B. Norrs
Lelia Lighttout
Elmer Biddison
George Sands
and Mirs. & J. Biddison
Mister
Anne Adams
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