Quiet week with obituaries and community notices
Mrs Lizzie Penrose Yocom of Barmeeville died Saturday after acute indigestion following a visit to Nathan Gay. Funeral services were held there. Eli Wilson Todds underwent a major operation at Memorial Hospital Marietta and is recovering. The Women’s Home Missionary Society held a meeting at Miss Beulah Fawcett’s home with fourteen members, three visitors, and officers elected. Miss Mearle Snyder will join the Commercial Business College in July. Local residents report illnesses and visits, with social events and community meetings scheduled, including the County Sunday School Convention at the M E Church on July 9 and a Elliott School homecoming on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Penrose Yocom
Barmiesville
Nathan Gay
Yocom
Frank Yocom
C. P. Yocom
Pennsville
Barmeeville
Eli Wilson
Todds
Memorial Hospital
Marietta
Erma Roberts
Tabor
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Frmday
Jennie McIntyre
Ruth Derrick
Mearle Snyder
Commercial Business College of Marietta
Will Snyder
Mary Johnson
Athens
Bret Johnson
Lillian Fodd
T. C. Fennard
Wellston
Roy Kennard
M. E
Elliott School
Marion Bode
Betty Fenn
Faye Woodward
Zena Faye Smith
Addie Ewart
Maud Bowman
Jesse Bennett
Hettie Woodward
Wilbur Kennard
New Lexington
Ray Kennard
Local Visits and Weddings Across Counties
Springfield residents host relatives from Columbus New Lexington and Athens. Notable events include Elmer Whinters and Christina Bently wedding at New Lexington. Scouts bid farewell to J L Conn and James before going abroad, with James Gore also departing for overseas assignment.
Hooper Ridge Church Ice Cream Social Set for June 28
Hooper Ridge Church hosts an ice cream social on Saturday night June 28 to benefit the church. The annual Hooper Church home-coming is scheduled for July 4 with attendees and visiting relatives listed from Hooper and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper Ridge
Clifford Gabrie
Ana
The
Plaine
Glen Linscott
Amesville
A. M. Linscott
F. L. Kierns
A. White
Walter Sayers
H.C. Linscott
Harold Gillette
Stroudse Run
C. HR. Easler
P. B. Kierns
Cathryn
Charlotte
Sara Kierns
Arthur H
Near McDougal
Hooper Clurch
Gilbert Kierns
Millfeld
G. L
Water From River Used for Irrigating Crops
Long Bottom June 25 farmers along the Ohio River lay a pipeline and pump water to irrigate large potato crops using a gasoline engine. Some growers have up to $1,600 invested. Visitors include Junior Metcalf of St. Cloud Colorado and Mrs. Edith McElfresh of Delaware. Local residents and relatives are noted visits and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Bottom
Ohio River
Junior Metcalf
St. Cloud
Colo
I. C. Matlack
Edith McElfresh
Delaware
E. E. Hayman
Jack Lax
Hebbardsville
Dc. P. Arnott
Racine
L. J. Myers
A. Fr. Swan
Pauline Taylor
Akron
J. B. Shumaker
Rochester
Homecoming marks reopening of Coolville church
Coolville Vanderhoof Baptist Church has been fully remodeled with new siding doors and windows and fresh paint. A homecoming Sunday June 29 features Rev Everett Cole leading forenoon services and a noon picnic. Rev Walker from Williamstown WV handles the afternoon program with expected large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Person
Pomeroy
J. B. Person
Torch
Emerson Stout
L. M. Walden
D. M. Green
Grant Russell
Near Frost
Somerset
Harve Hendeson
Irene Christ
Parkersburg
Austin Blake
E. M. Pierce
Dorothy
Loris C. Johnson
Ireland Church
Elmore Johnson
Martin Johnson
Pressley Metcalf
Nora Kearns
Hartford
W. Va
John
George Johnson
Lizzie Turley
Wellsburg
A. T. Barrows
Daisy Mitchell
W. Heiney
Washington, Pa
Johnson
Columbus
J. F. Barrows
Jacob
Alice Robins
Lena Powers
Ida Campbell
Athens
J. H. Carleton
G. E. Carleton
C. D. Swartz
Lottridge
Social visits and local notices from Circleville area
Harrisonville guests include John Jewell and family with A D Jewell family. Rutland visitors Maud Wilson Laing Spires Al Vira Spires and Clara Penton call on friends. A. D. Jewell hosts, John Casey seriously ill. Rutland residents Hurd Nelson visit D F Dye family. Harry Plummer reports weeks of work out of Wheeling. Robert Rowley returns from Seattle after a year on the Pacific Coast. Charles Derry travels to Zanesville then back to work. Max Dye visits relatives from Pomeroy. Nada Bower and Vass family from Beckley visit Mrs Barr late week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jewell
Langdon
Circleville
A. D. Jewell
Maud Wilson
Laing Spires
al- Vira
Clara Penton
Rutland
John Casey
Hurd Nelson
D. F. Dye
Harry Plummer
A. S
Wheeling
Robert Rowley
Seattle
Wash
Pacific Coast
Charles Derry
Zanesville
Max Dye
Pomeroy
Richland Avenue Social Notes Show Visitors and Events
Athens residents and guests appear in a long social column listing visits from Emory Crow family to Richland Avenue, weddings, reunions, and local theater. The spread notes travel, health trips, and community gatherings across Athens and nearby towns, with multiple families hosting relatives and attending events at the schoolhouse and Beebe Beebe reunion.
Funeral for George Frank At Carbondale Sunday
Attendees at the Carbondale funeral included Mr. and Mrs. C H Stump and several Mineral residents. The obituary notes E V Wilson of Kamiah Idaho born Mineral April 5 1858 died June 4 1930 leaving a widow Carrie E Porter and two children Norma Bettes and W Wade Wilson. Wilson worked on railroads before moving west in 1893 and later farmed in Lawyers Canyon near Kamiah. Burial was conducted by the Masonic order after 46 years of membership. Surviving siblings named among the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kisor
Coonville
A. J. Stephenson
George Frank
Carbondale
C. H. Stump
Charles Buckley
Joseph Buckley
J. P. Emish
C. V. Hester
Richard McKibben
Cc. C. Brooks
E. V. Wilson
Kamiah
Idaho
Mineral
Carrie E. Porter
Vinton
Norma Bettes
W. Wade Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Lawyers Canyon
Masonic Order
Local residents share weekend visits across towns
Elliottville resident Charles Steele spent Sunday with his Jerseyville area parents. Ina May Coen visited grandparents in Athens. The Six family relaxed with the Schoonovers at Long Run. Grace Noland visited Sugar Creek kin. John Chase of Amesville saw his son John Junior. F. W. Risley hosted a June 18 birthday gathering with relatives from Carbondale Vore Ridge Strouds Run and West Virginia. Summer school attendance noted for village children. Henry Hoisington family visited Sugar Creek. Professor Minnie has Columbus connections. Clarence Shaw paused dairy work to till crops. Lucille Risley Thelma Steele joined Kathern Hoisington near Sugar Creek. Frank Junior Risley of Athens visited his uncle F. W. Risley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ashworth
Athens
Emory Crow
Don Metcalf
Do. W. Conrath
Shade
Maggie Breech
Elba
Everette Green
Homer Waugh
Max
Nelsonville
Excellsior Spring
Eleanor Martin
Terra Alta
W. Va
Ethel Collins
George Cradlebaugh
Durward
Fred Shafer
Shafer
Fairgrounds
Herschel Bolin
Columbus
William Smith
Della Ator
Wilson Ator
Betty Lou
John Ator
Cecil Robinson
Bates
Tom Robinson
C. W. Conrath
Jerseyville
Ladies Aid
Richland Avenue
Clarice
McGill
Beebe
Guy Webb
Guysville
Emerson Douglas
Fauna Tubbs
Frank Cain
Holliday
Charles Steele
Edward Steele
Ina May Coen
James Terrill
H. C
N. Schoonover
Long Run
Grace Noland
Troy Field
West Virginia
Mechanicsburg
Henry Hoisington
Sugar Creek
Frank Risley
Minnie
Clarence Shaw
L Lucille Risley
Thelma Steele
Miss Risley
Kathern Hoisington
Frank Junior Risley
F. W. Risley
Langsville Social Roundup Hosts and Visiting Friends
Langsville notes list Rev. and Mrs. Ashton of Columbus as supper guests for Robert MecKnight on Marvel Hugg. Dexter resident Blanche Miller hosts a week end visit from Wayne and Vira Phelps is in Rutland employed. The Rev. Zimmerman and daughter from Huntington W V were guests of F C Taylor. Several families from Lesage Bidwell and St Louis visited J W Miller and family. Lucille Miller stayed with grandparents after visiting aunt in Huntington. William Phillips returned home from Huntington. Mrs Gallie Pickens and daughter returned home after weeks with New Lexington relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Columbus
Robert MecKnight
Marvel Hugg
Dexter
Blanche Miller
Vira Phelps
Rutland
J. W. Miller
Flora Mikel
St. Louis
A. L. Smith
R. W. Miller
Lucille
Parkersburg
W. Va
William Phillips
Huntington
Gallie Pickens
New Lexington
Homecoming at Vanderhoof Baptist Church Jun 2
Tuppers Plains notes a family home-coming at Vanderhoof Baptist Church on Sunday June 2 with basket dinners. Several local residents visit relatives in Salem West Virginia and nearby towns. many social calls and birthdays are recorded among Reed, Kim, Springer, Parker, and Reed families.
Wilson Family First Reunion at Carbondale
Forty two descendants and friends of the Dennis Wilson family gathered at the Wilson cabin near Carbondale for the first Wilson family reunion on June 22, 1930. The gathering included grandchildren and great grandchildren with a basket dinner at noon and a note of a second reunion planned for June 23, 1931.
Powers Noon Wed In Glouster Church Nuptials
David Powers Jr of Glouster and Miss Norma Noon of Jacksonville married at Holy Cross Church with a nuptial high mass by Rev Father Clark. Bride’s maid Margaret Cronin, best man John MacGonagle, flower girl Jo Chappelear. After breakfast at Jacksonville home, newlyweds depart for a two week East trip. Mrs Powers, daughter of L J Noon, a Jacksonville graduate and former grade teacher. Powers, son of Mr and Mrs David Powers Sr,formerly of Shawnee, came to town as Joyce Department Store manager and later joined Ohio Collieries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
David Powers, Jr
Norma Noon
Jacksonville
Holy Cross Church
Father Clark
Margaret Cronin
John Mac Gonagle
Jo Chappelear
Powers
David Powers
Shawnee
Joyce Department
Ohio Collieries Company
HAL PARTY GUESTS GLOUSTER CELEBRATE 14TH BIRTHDAY
Elma Jane Craig hosted a youth gathering in Glouster for her fourteenth birthday with games and contests. Prizes went to Alice Mae Markins Syle Craig Mary Skinner and Mary Hinton as refreshments were served. Attendees included Mary Cunningham Dorothy Zimmer Reuhama June Alice Mae Betty Markins Mary Skinner Mary Hinton Scyle Craig Crystal Whaley Edith Tippie Margaret Tippie Mildred Skinner and families of the Craigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Elma Jane Craig
Alice Mae Markins
Syle Craig
Mary Skinner
Mary Hinton
Mary Cunningham
Dorothy Zimmer
Reuhama
Alice Mae
Betty Markins
Scyle Craig
Crystal Whaley
Edith
Margaret Tippie
Mildred Skinner
Emery Markins
Harry Craig
Ralph and
Charles
A. J. Craig
Elma Craig
Red Men Lodge of Glouster Honored for Membership Gain
Chickamauga Tribe No. 44 of Glouster received a silk flag for a 145 member increase in six months, the largest gain in the state. Martin Hansen of Cleveland, Past Great Sachem of Ohio Red Men, presented the flag and praised local enthusiasm. work was conferred in the chief's degree and a social following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Chickamauga Tribe
Martin ©. Hansen
Cleveland
Ohio
Red Men
Miss Crawford Enters McGill for French Course
June 25 entry notes Miss Helen Crawford from Jacksonville Trimble High School faculty has gone to Montreal to study French at McGill University for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGill Glouster
Helen Crawford
Montreal
Canada
McGill University
Gatchel and Bingman enlist for 80 days at Fort Benjamin Harrison
John Gatchel and Orvil Bingman of this city are at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis for an 80 day camp stint starting June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Glouster
John Gatchel
Orvil Bingman
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Bishop Party Staying At Country Home Near Bishopville
At the Charles Bishop country home near Bishopville Mr and Mrs Frank Bishop and two daughters Mrs Edna Allman and Mrs Dessa Day and three children Frances Eleanor and Jack of Columbus are visiting. Mr Bishop will return to Columbus this week but the others will remain in the country for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Frank Bishop
Edna Allman
Dessa Day
Frances
Eleanor
Jack
Columbus
Charles Bishop
Bishopville
Bishop
Germany Considers Dictatorship Amid Financial Crisis
German leaders discussed the possibility of a dictatorship under article 48 of the Reich Constitution as cabinet meetings continued. Rumors intensified due to the nation's dire finances and stringent demands from the Folks Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.P
Folks Party
Hunter Brothers Aim For Refueling Endurance Record
Chicago June 25 with less than 100 hours of circling left the Hunter Brothers and their City of Chicago plane express confidence they will set a refueling endurance flight record at Sky Harbor Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.R
Sky Harbor
Hunter Brothers
City of Chicago
Albany 4-H Club Wiener Roast Highlights Friday
The Albany 4-H Club held its annual Wiener roast Friday evening at the Picnic Grove School lot with fifteen members present under leader N. Jones. Attendees from the area joined the Mona Grange gathering in Cannonsville Saturday, while Albany and Coolville Granges contributed to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladi: Aid Society
M. E. Chur
Sarah E. Dailey
Albany
N. Jones
Pamona Grange
Cansonville
Coolvile Granges
William Crow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chesterhill
John Stoyle
Springfeld
William Stoyle
Dorothy Jones
Jake Severance
Maud Miner
Earl Humphrey
John Ricketts
Abe Kennedy
Rosetta Gaver
Elmer Whinters
Cristina Bently
Pearl Arnold
Dot Peyton
Newcomerstown
Rosetta Peterson
Elisabeth Hughes
David Turnbull
Perry Erven
Gallian
Boy Scouts
J. L. Conn
James
James Gore
B. and O
Roland
Richard Whitmer
Donald Simmers
Thomas Peense
Billie Spencer
Ed Peterson
Canton
Kate Truce
Newark
Harry Brunett
Dayton
Morton
Hilton
George Myers
Hooper R’i¢E
Coolville
Carl Lockhart
Harry Barnett
W. T. Gardner
Martha Lwers
Lillie Flynn
Phebe Carleton
R. H. Follrod
Billy and
Carleton
Alfred
Harrisonville
Richland Ave
C. L. Wilson
N. A. Wilson
W. E. Wilson
T. J. Shannon
Mary Gilbert
Paul Sams
Arthur Deeters
Joseph Allgood
Barberton
Lewis Addis
Finaily
Darrell
E. G. Gibson
Dorcas
Maurice
Pauline Gibson
Margaret
Gibson
Nora Dowler
Carl French
Lima
Mina D. Fry
Ardilla Shuster
Elliottville
Langsville
Tuppers Plains
Kas Springer
Reed Sutton
Vanderhoof Baptist Church
I. C. Chapman
Salem
Hess Nickels
Syracuse
Leonard Sutton
Vietta Springer
Reed
Ottie Milhoan
Dwight Kim
Middleport
E. G. Kim
Elmer Reed
Floral Reed
Mable Kim
Baptist Church
Vanderhoof
Phylis
Helen Cole
Frank Cole
J. A. Biggs
EF. B. Parker
East Liverpool
Parker
Inlaw
Skinner
Weber
Roy Springer
Dorothy Newland
Joppa
Ina Springer
Fionival Reed
Mabel Kim
Mr. Reed
Olive Township
Olive
Viola Parker
Emma Springer
Success
Nancy Reed
Bliss Springer
Robert Reed Kim
Christy
Stewart
J. C. Chapman
Blough
Manassas
Georgia Davis
Oak Hill
Jeffers
Radcliff
Felle Rice
Reedsville
Carrie Bahr
Bertie Bahr
Dennis Wilson
Clarence White
Jesse White
Ralph White
Mary Lou
Blanche Dupler
Homer Dupler
Ray Hummel
Wayne
James and
Morris
Mary Hummel
Logan
H. V. Wolf
Bobbie Wolf
Nelson McDaniel
A. A. Atkinson
Charles McDaniel
Marcia McDaniel
Eileen Waters
Asbury Ridge
John Stewart
Jack Stewart
Youngstown
William Hawk
Frank Groves
Mary Frances
Bernard Bickle
Ralph Williams
Roger
Gerald
Richard
Belle Doolittle
Jessie Doolittle
Charlotte Peck
Leonard Prater
Nora Frank
Hazel
Chillicothe
Charles Hester
Elston Mace
Harrison
Glenn Chesser
Maude Chesser
John Milar
Hughes James
Electa Kennard
Atherss
Anna Mila
Floyd Mosier
Allison Cox
Freda
Leo
Philo
Cox
Pearl Pidcock
John Mace
Martha Russell
Vina McKey
Circle Hill
Wesley Six
Ruth Auker
Lancaster
Charles Auker
Sylvia Cullison
Perry Ridge
Janet Wightfritz
Viola Thompson
Joe Thompson
Leo Kennard
Dora Hoak
Adrian Collins
New Marshfield
P. J. Stanley
News of
Glouster and
214
W. A. Craft
Sunday Creek Valley
HAL
RED Men Lodge OF
Germany
Hospital
Lillie Fuller
Dent Allen
Carre! Whitlatch
Columbia
C. N. Jones
Alexandria
Pataskaia
Tee
Gy Nzeu
TNA
Kutch
Kappy Tomor
Ady
Jack Horner
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Pistri Stribivttors
Parry
Pan
Pel
PLA
Colonial Finance Corp
Phoi
N. Court St
Athens, Ohio
Cotreg
Aie
Ericrvine
Lowney
Cvohates
Phon
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