Personal Mentions From Albany Social Roundup
Martha Cline visited from Saturday to Wednesday with Ruth Graves of Eside. Harvey and Mr. Gibson from Pt. Pleasant W Va joined Mrs. H. E. Person and Harold Thomas of Vincennes Ind on a motor trip. Adaline Dailey spent Saturday in Athens with E. T. Dailey and family. The Webbs of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Carroll Webb. Pensacola visitor with baby stayed in Ohio. Will Michaels and the Humms joined a Meigs county trip. Malice and Malcolm Hull of Hebron visiting S. F. Howery family. John Rawlings and S. H. Smith visited Athens. Mrs. Hiram Chase died Tuesday. funeral Thursday at home, burial Harrisonville. Carroll Whitlatch of Columbus visiting relatives. F. E. Radcliff and family from Columbus with C. M. Radcliffe. Ruth Bowers of Albany visited Isabelle and Vesta Robinson. Alta Martin and Willard and Betty Jane of Columbus came to summer with Nancy McCall. Iva Cottrill cut his foot tying. bled badly before aid. O. R. Woodyard and Columbus family weekend visit. Two Bosworth sons visiting aunt F. F. Wood. Emma McLain visited friends in Vinton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Mises
Martha Cline
Ruth Graves
Eside
Ohia Wesleyan
F. F. Troff
Harvey Gibson
Mee
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
H. E.erson
Harold Thomas
Vincennes
Ind
Adaline Dailey
Athens
E. T. Dailey
Howard
D. Webb
Columbus
Carroll Webb
Babyuighter
Pensacola
Florida
Ohio
Meigs County
Will Michaels
Clarence Humm
Iitle Son
Midport
M. Ly Cotting
Malice
Malcom
Emmett Hull
Hebron
S. F. Howery
John Rawlings
H. Smith
Hiram Chase
Harrisonville
Carrol Whitlatch
Albany
F. E. Radcliff
C. M. Radcliffe
Ruth Bowers
Isabelle Robinson
Vesta Robinson
Alta Martin
Willard
Betty Jane
Nancy McCall
Iva Cottrill
O. R. Woodyard and
Bart Bosworth
F. FE. Wood
Emma McLain
Vinton County
Weekend Visitors and Local Notes From Murray City
Mrs Sam Hanley and son John of Columbus and Mrs Gay Aumliller of Nelsonville were guests of Mr and Mrs N B Edington. John Penn of Detroit visits his parents. Mrs Jennie Robinson of Athens visits her mother. Several locals travel for illness, funerals, or family events as area residents host and visit kin. Page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hanley
John
Columbus
Gay Aumiller
Nelsonville
N. B. Edington
John Penn
Detroit
Sam Penn
Grange Meeting Highlights New Members Display
Albany grange will hold its regular meeting this Saturday night at the Grange hall. The banner for the largest increase in membership will be displayed. Seventeen members attended the Pomona Grange meeting at Jacksonville Saturday.
Standard Bearers Meet at Mrs Dailey’s Home
The Standard Bearers held a meeting at the home of Mrs O D Dailey with Riva Throckmorton presiding. Attendees included Lucille Bolin Mary Reed Clara Coe Hazael O Neal Agnes Ross and Fernie Lewis. Elsoma I mogene Parsons, now of sburg, was discussed and plans for mission study were outlined. The next gathering is set for Elva Throckmorton on the first Tuesday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anselor
O. D. Dailey
Riva Throckmorton
Lucille Bolin
Mary Reed
Clara Coe
Hazael O'Neal
Agnes Ross
Fernie Lewis
Essages
Imogene
Parsons
Sburg
H Elva Throckmorton
City Water Turned Off To Allow Tank Refill
The committee on water works shut off city water until enough supply returns to the tank. Expansion of the tank is proposed to relieve shortages and provide for lawn sprinkling washing and other uses. Increasing demand and limited supply under council control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Water Works
Council
Entertain Relatives at Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Worley West hosted relatives at their home for Sunday dinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs Newton Owlton and two daughters, Mr and Mrs Oscar Owlton and daughter Marjorie, Mrs George Scott and two, and Mrs Rinda Dickson and Aly.
Homebound Couple From Portola Describe 525 Mile Trip
Mr and Mrs George Johnson report from Portola California that they expect to arrive home about June 26 after a circle trip via Reno Lake Tahoe Mento and Stockton covering 525 miles. They crossed six rains encountered deep snow drifts and they note very cold nights with heavy frosts in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Portola
California
Reno
Lake Tahoe
Mento
Stockton
Family visits and Independence Day travel in Ridgeway area
Mrs Sylvester Bobo and daughter Dena travel from Greenfield to stay until July 4 visiting relatives including Dave Turner and Mrs M Augustus Whinkey then return to Ridgeway. Frances Phillips formerly of Albany visits daughter and son in law amid improved health. Marie Brooks from Waverly joins Clarence Orton family for weekend visit. Curtis J family plans Independence Day trip with Hazel Lenna Heiger and Ametia Kughn visiting nearby relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Bobo
Dena
Greenfield
Dave Turner
M.augustus Whinkey
Mary Celeste
Marietta
Ridgeway
Elizabeth Dailey
Goldie Moore
Frances Phillips
Albany
Croy
Phillips
Marie Brooks
Waverly
Clarence Orton
Curtis J
Tasai
John Heiger
Rs Hazel and
Lenna
Wave
Ametia Kughn
Carpenter Cline and Son Visit From Pomeroy
Carpenter Cline and son Glen traveled from Pomeroy for a Saturday visit while a Dudgeon, who has spent the last three months at his home, returned to Pontiac Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Glen
Pomeroy Visione
Dudgeon
Pontiac
Mich
Local Family Visits and Weekend Guests
Pratt's Fork and Athens residents hosted relatives over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McCoy of Athens attended a Holliday picnic with the Steinmetzes. Mrs. Sarah Goldsberry visited Mack Howard's family in Gallipolis for several days. Mell Sargent and family from Huntington, W V were guests of Floyd Williams. Will Colmer family visited Harry Smiths. Orrs hosted calls and visits with Dr. C L Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. McCoy
Athens
Henry Steinmetz
Holliday
Sarah Goldsberry
Mack Howard
Gallipolis
Mell Sargent
Huntington
Floyd Williams
Will Colmer
Harry Smith
Roscoe Orr
C. L. Orr
Community Notes From The Plains Area
A compiled page of local visits and happenings includes Mrs. Sam Daniel’s health update, home painting by Mrs. James McKnob and Mrs. Seevers, church cleaning by a group of men and the Ladies Aid for Children’s day. Attendees include Mrs. Lulu Smith, Miss Maud Thorn, and families visiting Athens and Tiltondale. Various trips to Pomeroy, Columbus, and Mt. Carmel are noted along with a birth.
Freezone Corn Remover Promises Painless Relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick painless corn remover. It claims a tiny bottle costs a few cents and dissolves hard corns soft corns and between the toes without soreness.
Athens and Nelsonville Families Visit Zine Courtney
Alvah Verity and family with Mrs. Grove Nagle and daughters Eva and Mary Louise of Athens join Mr. and Mrs. Loren North and Helen and Louise Verity of Nelsonville as recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Zine Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvah Verity
Grove Nagle
Eva
Mary Louise
Athens
Loren North
Helen
Louise Verity
Nelsonville
Zine Courtney
Local community notices from Hooper Ridge Sunday events
The Rev. Mr. Thompson delivered a sermon at Hooper Ridge and plans to return July 5. Numerous Linscott, Sayre, Miner, Keirns, and related families gathered at homes around Hooper Ridge with visits from Athens and Albany residents. A lightning strike damaged the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keifer but caused no injuries.
Hockingport Camp Dills Open For Summer Fun
Hockingport Camp Dills on Musta pher Island operates under the Parkersburg YMCA with Harold White as manager. Fifty five in camp last week, including forty Girl Scouts. Staff includes Mrs. Wm Strauss América, Miss Elizabeth Juliette and twin Catharine Wheeling, Miss Virginia Brown Newark Ohio, Margaret Cooper Philadelphia, two Red Cross life savers, and Miss Fling Belpre. The group enjoyed a farm outing to Mrs. Otho Elliott and Mary A. Stone’s place opposite the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dills
Mustapher Island
Parkersburg
Harold White
Wm. Strauss
Girl Scout Executive of
América
Elizabeth Juliette
Catharine
Wheeling
Virginia Brown
Newark
Ohio
Margaret Cooper
Philadelphia
Red Cross
Miss Fling
Belpre
Doctor Fling
Girl Scouts
Camp
Otho Elliott
Mary A. Stone
Fred Medley
Joe Keever
Gladys Parker
E. K. Parker
Abercrombie
C. W. Hayden
Milton Parker
Arkansas
Messenger
Adams
J. C. Moore
Delbert
Rex Anderson
Torch
C. W. Oakes
Newbury
Fred Gilliam
Helena
E. L. Ford
Ed Brawley
C. Cook
Roy Anderson
Akron
Picnics honor traveling Kincades and Chapman family
In Coolville and nearby communities a large crowd gathered after Sunday school at Ed Chase grove to celebrate the departure of Mr and Mrs J W Kincade and son Carl on a cross country trip to Iowa California and beyond. Nearby a half hundred M E Sunday school members honored Mr and Mrs L M Chapman on a short NYC return home vacation with an impromptu lawn supper and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Ed Chase Grove
Athens
Belpre
Parkersburg
J. W. Kincade
Carl
Lester Morris
Mr. Capeheart
U. B
Vienna
W. Va
Kincades
Iowa
California
M. E
F. W. Chapman
Troy Grange Plans Annual Children's Day Program
At the regular meeting of Troy Grange this Saturday afternoon the annual Children’s day and treat will be observed. The program will be complete and all Grangers and their families are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Grange
Local News Briefs of Oran County Social Visits
Mrs A C Beam of Athens accompanied her son in law A R Swartz of Lancaster to the area Saturday night and stayed with Mrs S R McCall while Mr Swartz visited Dr and Mrs G R Gunder. They returned Sunday with Mrs Swartz who had spent the week here. Mrs Vic Wolfe of Athens and sister Mrs Lyda Bentz returned home Friday with improving health. Mrs Mary Reeder and son Clyde came back Tuesday after a week with Eber Barnett in Zanesfield. Dana Burns of Berea Ohio arrived Monday with Alex Caldwell to vacation on the farm. Mrs R I Wolf and children are visiting New Marshfield with Mr and Mrs Perry Haning. Dr O B Hall and bride of Dayton were guests of Mr and Mrs F C Taylor Sunday night. Cr W Oakes of Newberry remains critically ill with little improvement. Mr and Mrs E M Pierce entertained eleven friends at dinner Sunday for their daughter Doros seventh birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Daniel
James McKnob
Seevers
Plains Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid
Lulu Smith
Carbon Hill
Maud Thorn
Frost
Athens
Zell Buffington
George
Zulu Buffington
Tiltondale
Mary
Louise Seiple
Florence Gulley
Catherine
Pearl
Pearl Hawks
Josephine Barstow
Michaels Farm
J. K. Brown
Pomeroy
George Bean
Brannon and Son
Cleveland
John Schmidt
St. Clairsville
New Lexington
Walter Geisicke
Logan
A. M
A. C. Beam
A. R. Swartz
Lancaster
S. R. McCall
Swartz
G. R. Gunder
Vic Wolfe
Lyda Bentz
Mary Reeder
Clyde
R. I. Wolf
Perry Haning
New Marshfield
O. B. Hall
Bride of
Doro
Amesville Social Roundup and Visits Highlight Week
Amesville residents enjoy long list of visitors and arrivals from Pittsburgh Stockholm Marietta and Cincinnati. The town plans an old fashioned box social on the school lawn hosted by the Amesville Sewing club and Federal Valley Live Stock club to raise funds for summer camp August 5 to 19 with lunch ice cream confetti and confetti.
Family of Pat Curtis Summoned to Grant Hospital
The Curtis family was asked to visit Grant Hospital on Monday due to the serious condition of Mr. Pat Curtis who has been hospitalized for a week. George Rambo Jr. returned home Sunday for the summer vacation after teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat’ Curtis
Grant Hospital
Curtis
George Rambo Jr
Social Notes From New Lexington and Nearby
Broadwell Miss Clara Young of New Lexington visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Young Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Jerry Conant of this place went to a Columbus hospital for an operation, accompanied by her son John of Zanesville and Mrs. I. E. Rathburn of Athens. Mrs. Elizabeth Harkins was the Sunday guest of her daughter Mrs. Wm Zarley. Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Harkins and family were calling on friends at Malta Sunday. W. T. Nice has his property here being painted and papered. Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Harley White badly icarded. Mr. and Mrs. Weymer White of Dayton are guests of Mr. White’s parents. J. L. Foutch and son called on friends at Athens Sunday. D. D. Smith has improved his store and dwelling by painting them. H. B. Seaman of the Cline Ice Cream factory was home over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Young
New Lexington
Joseph Young
Jerry Conant
Columbus
John
Zanesville
I. E. Rathburn
Athens
Elizabeth Harkins
Wm. Zarley
O. T. Harkins
Malta
W. T. Nice
Harley White
H. B. Seaman
Cline Ice Cream Factory
Music at Cleveland High School Continues Into Year
For two years music program at Cleveland high school will continue next year. Children’s day service at U B church drew a full house with a good program. Robert Noon Byron Shirkey and Harold Woodgerd leave Sunday for Camp Knox. Woodgerd in third year at camp. others first year. Methodist women to serve ice cream and cake on church lawn Friday evening. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U. B
Robert Noon
Byron’ Shirkey
Harold Woodgerd
Camp Knox
Woodgerd
Sunday visitors gather at Eva Ivers home Burr Oak
The article lists numerous guests and visitors in Burr Oak and nearby towns over a weekend. Names include Eva Ivers, Fauest Dennis and Glenn, Herman and Ray Kerr, Edith Faires, Grace Ivers, W A Hogsett, Dewey Moorehead, Charles Roberts, Albert Post, Ralph, Hope Miller, Faye Ivers, Graves Ivers, Elmer Gladden, Ernestine Miller, Mary Miller, Fred Ivers, Frank Williams, Wilford Wilson, C H Wilson, and Grace Ivers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Ivers
Fauest Dennis
Glenn
Herman
Ray Kerr
Hemlock
Edith Faires
Wrightstown
Arza Ball
Pleasant Ridge
Grace Ivers
W. A. Hogsett
Dewey Moorehead
Wilford Wilson
Zanesville
C. H. Wilson
Harold Dew
Frank Williams
Fred Ivers
Leather Post
Helen Post
Glouster
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News OF Albany
Murray City News
Jennie Robinson
Phebe Bess
Adrian Dunn
George Brooker
Grant
Andy Curl
Farrel Thomas
Matt Thomas
M. FE
Hugh Riggs
Phil Devol
James Smart
Howard Bush
G. W. Jones
Charles Murphy
Agnes Murphy
Mary Dugan
Zaleski
Homer Wolfe
Wm. Hutchinson
Chas. Hutchinson
Clarence Stiff
Art Stiff
Hattie Tipton
Geraldine Slater
Hobart Tipton
Jacksonville
Gertrude Stalters
Llewellyn
Byesville
Charles Strum
John Tick
James Hamer
Harry Potts
Isabel
Jennie
Nelle Weese
Syracuse
William Poling
Gloria
Philip Fisher
Joe Crew
Racine
Mary Popory
Mary Hoffman
Mary Hamer
Charles Houston
Dayton
John Badwell
Ralph Hellyer
Oscar Hellyer
Wardy Argust
Taylorsville
Ill
Wilbur’ Lloyd of
Clifford Robin
Jessie Elias
Marion Wet
Charles Stratton
Vint McCannis
Barberton
Anna Wein
Conrad Wein
Hooper Ridge
Thompson
Lois Linscott
Eber Linscott
Victor Davies
New Trimble
Leota Linscott
Hazel Linscott
Muriel Glass
Arza Linscott
Earl Linscott
Edgar Keirns
Clarence White
Pearly Keirns
Sarah Keirns
James Meseher
Edith
Everett Moore
Lewis Morris
Harry Keifer
Hockingport
Pierces
Tuppers Plains
G. D. Chage
Vance Greene
Cosette Jarvis
Chases
Charles Chase
Stockport
G. D. Chase
Frank Chase
Nora Chase
Amesville
G. O. Linstt
Marianna
Pittsburgh
C. J. Cederberg
Irene Gibson
Stockholm
Sweden
Eliza Linscott
Leonard Potter
Errol Evans
Albert Gardner
Roxbury
Muskingum
Emma Core
Springfield
L. B. Glazier
Amesville Sewing Club
Federal Valley Live Stock Club
Broadwell
Waterman
Athens Book.& News Co
South Court House
Cline Bidg
Goodyear
McCune Tire & Accessory CO
The
F. C. Stedman Co
Packers and Provisioners
Mr.tyte
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