Whaley Hosts Visitors From Athens and Nearby
Whaley and Mrs Bell welcomed Mr and Mrs Orville Bell and their two daughters visiting Athens. Also present were Mr Ernest Martindi and the Bauseman family, marking a friendly gathering this week.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
3
Whaley and Mrs Bell welcomed Mr and Mrs Orville Bell and their two daughters visiting Athens. Also present were Mr Ernest Martindi and the Bauseman family, marking a friendly gathering this week.
June 30 announcement lists flour distribution in Carbon Hill and Nelsonville for Friday from 9 30 a m to 4 p m. The event supports the U V W drive as children stage a parade in Murray City.
Local residents from Mineral Amersville Cleveland and Columbus visited family and friends across the area. Sunday School and preaching were announced for the Methodist Church with Carl Evans and T J Collins attending from Columbus and Vinton County residents visiting Olan Collins.
Mrs. Tena Snackenberg has returned from Newark and is visiting her son Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Snackenberg and family.
Carbondale defeats Nelsonville Merchants 4 to 3 in ten innings at the city playground. Mohney allowed ten hits but held the Merchants scoreless after the first. Key contributors for Carbondale were Lowry Chesser with two hits and Stewart Dupler with two, while Carlin pitched for Nelsonville. Umpires were Johnson and Hawson.
Long Bottom W D Adams and family visited relatives last week. Flora Swank traveled to Spencer after the sudden death of her son in law Daugherty. O E German and Miss Mary Sheldon visited relatives in Point Pleasant. Truck growers have crews picking beans for marketing. Audrey Stethem and Dorothy Price are visiting relatives in Paden City.
Gra ham Chapel's Sunday callers at the Sloane home included Ruth Woodrow Pershing Bobo Vernie Koker and several local families. Visitors over the weekend included Kenneth Frist of Athens with Bryan and Richard Gaston and various relatives from Pratts Fork South Canaan Willow Creek Guysville Columbus and nearby areas.
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