Murray City Social Roundup Notes Travel and Local Visits
Murray city residents are shown in a sequence of weekend and week events. Charles Seidenfeld departs for business and travel in Central and South America with a Havana layover before visiting St. Petersburg. Numerous locals visit relatives or attend services, including trips to Columbus Athens Nelsonville Glouster Logan and Carbon Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Seidenfeld
Murray
Central
South
Ameriica
Panama Canal Zone
Seidenfeld
New Orleans
Havana
Cuba
St. Petersburg
John Murphy
Carbon Hill
Clara Keyes
Nelsonville
Anne 'Popoczy
Dunn
Somerset
St. Philip Neri
James Hamer, Jr
James Hamer
Phil Henderson
Logan
W. R. Lloyd
Ira Hillyer
New Straits Ville
Houseer
M. E. Church
Donald
Clarence Rigney
Glouster
Pearl Seaman
Bert Lairsog
Columbus
Rela- Charlies Anders
Karl Krisman
James Madden
Athens
Local notes from New Marshfield and nearby areas
Sabbath preaching at M P church by Rev. Fred Rice of Weston. Rural route substitute T H Efaw covered Monday. Families, visits, illness and funerary news appear from Marietta region, including Mrs Rose Russell’s death news to Newton Russell and birthday gathering for Mrs Townsend with many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rice
Weston
M. P
T. H. Efaw
Carla
Death of Burr Oak woman and local notices
Burr Oak Mrs. Tryon a longtime housekeeper for Nial mite died at the Latta home last Friday night. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 p m and burial was in Maplewood cemetery. Influenza cases reported include Mrs Henry Ryan and others. Everett Post announces birth of a son February 25. Mrs Post formerly Naomi Tompson of Paris. Mrs Eva Ives and Grace guests at dinner with the McDonalds of Glouster. Faye Ivers visited Coolville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryon
Nialmite
Latta
Densy Tryon
Trimbie
Maplewood
Henry Ryan
John Dew
Florence Moore
Sands
Jake Degamore
Everett Post
Post
Naomi Tompson
Paris
Eva Ives
Grace
William McDonald
Giouster
McDonald
Farris Dennis
Lester Marshal
Hemlock
Faye Ivers
Coolville
Local Visits and Illness Mark Ridge Community News
Peach Ridge residents hosted extended family including the Grau and Brooks families from Fyracn last Sunday. Gordon Stephenson missed days at school with tonsillitis. Ruth Johnson and Mira Gladys Hunter visited Ridge School during recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grau
Fari
Dnurtie
Brooks
Fyracn
William Hunter
Gordon Stephenson
J. D. Lawrence
Wolfe
H. L. Atkinson
Ruth Johnson
Athens
1 Ridge
Mira Gladys Hunter
William Moafiar
Syracuse Woman Visits Columbus with Family Ties
Syracuse Mrs Helen Underhill leaves Monday for Columbus to stay with father in law George Underhill and family for the week. A P T A meeting was held at Jr C U A M hall with president Mrs C Y Bridgeman in charge. Slater Mrs Arthur Probst returns to Cincinnati after brief visit with brother Irving Karr family. Marian Blake left for Warren Pa to work. Robert Hess underwent cataract surgery in Columbus at White Cross hospital performed by Dr J B Alcorn formerly of Gallipolis. W J Lawrence postmaster receives notary commission for Meigs county. Mrs Wilhelmina Zerckel returns from Columbus due to a relative’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Underhill
Columbus
George Underhill
Jr. C. U. A. M. Hall
C. Y. Bridgemag
Horace W. Karr
Slater
Arthur Probst
Cincinnati
Irving Karr
Marian Blake
Warren
Robert Hess
White Cross Hospital
J. B. Alcorn
Gallipolis
W. J. Lawrence
Meigs County
Wilhelmina Zerckel
E. A. Nelson
Dexter
William Gillogly
Clyde. Barnes
Martha Petty
Near Stewart
Richard Fought
Athens
Floyd Fought
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Octa Gillogly
Lon Gillogly
Guy Wingett
Westerville
Albany
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Jim Elliott
Ackley Family and Local Residents Visit Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Daniel Ackley and others visited Rylmer Ackley in Athens while Sleek of Waterford stayed with Robert Sharp. Davis family hosted visitors including Mrs Davis who recently broke her arm. Ed Emery and others also spent time at Sharp and Runnion homes amid drilling moves on Swartz farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ackley
Charles
Hattie Ackley
Rylmer Ackley
Athens
R. D
Waterford
Robert Sharp
L. H. Morris
O. L. Davis
Katheryn
Ed Emery
Stockport
Weimer
Ross
Swartz Farm
L. T. Runnion
J. W. Kincade
Coolville
Carl Kincade
Tick Ridge
Earl Kincade
Glenn White
Aldo McKinley
Frank Caldwell
Gertrude Johnson
C. D. Swartz
L. H. Allen
Local Social Notes From Plains and Athens Area
The Plains community reports visits and illnesses. The Harrison family and Frances accompanied by Miss Myrtie West traveled to Chillicothe to visit relatives. Grace Sloan injured after swallowing a marble and is under care of Dr Nelson. Several residents, including Mrs. Clara Bowersock Mace and Mrs. Mayme Whit latch, are ill. Remodeling by Dr. Scott Allen and visits by Carl Heck Will Nichols and others noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Harrison
Frances
Myrtie West
Chillicothe
James Terrel
Frank Smith
Edgar Slater
Berma Yerkey
Shawnee
Michaels
Carl Heck
Athens
Will Nichols
Fin Cook
Cook
Orla Wolfe
Logan
Herman McMorris
Betty Ruth
Gore
Joe Hutchins
Grant Michaels
Fisher Station
Joe Riley
Ed Michaels
Vic Carpenter
Rock Riffle
Albany Wednesday Club Elects Officers for Year
The Albany Wednesday club met at Mrs. Will Welker’s Railroad Street home. Officers elected: president Mrs. O D Dailey, first vice president Mrs. Will Whaley, second vice president Mrs. Will Welker, recording secretary Faye Cline, corresponding secretary Florence Brown, treasurer Mrs. Earle Baughman, parliamentarian Mrs. Esther Dailey. Reports from chairmen covered child welfare, community life, conservation, and the Better Homes contest. A lunch followed, and the group adjourned to meet March 21 at Mrs. Earl Baughman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Will Welker
Railroad Street
O. D. Dailey
Will Whaley
Faye Cline
Florence Brown
Earle Baughman
Esther Dailey
La&seh
Dailey Accepts DAR Conference Duties in Cleveland
Mr. and Mrs. O D Dailey traveled to Cleveland to attend the state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mrs Dailey will report on Revolutionary Graves work for which she is state chairman and the compiled book goes to the state house for publication. Mrs May Knowlton visited at Horace Reeder's home. P E Harner and wife return from Morgantown W Va due to illness in the family. Harner reports his brother convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Dailey
Cleveland
P. E. Harner
Morgantown
W. Va
Mr. Harner
Harner
C. H. Townsend
Local Family Notices Touching Ills and Visits
Mrs Mary Jelli son Cartwrights little daughter of Pennsylvania died suddenly. Mr and Mrs Harry Porter hosted Abbie Porter of Akron Ralph Porter of Chester Hill and Carl Porter of Athens as Sunday guests. Harry Porter Jr returned home with Carl Porter for a visit. Frank Thompson and Mrs Frank Felinsky are both reported seriously ill Beulah Hawk back from school with a severe cold. Mr and Mrs Amos England of Chauncey visited George Gabriel Sr Sunday. both have grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jellison Cartwright
Pennsylvania
Harry Porter
Abbie Porter
Akron
Ralph Porter
Chester Hill
Carl Porter
Athens
Harry Porter, Jr
Frank Thompson
Frank’ Felinsky
Beulah Hawk
Amos England
Chauncey
George Gabriel
Grippe
Flood toll rises with 21 bodies found
Twenty one bodies were in morgues in Santa Paula and nearby Fillmore and Piru as the Santa Clara valley slowly recovered from a flood unleashed by the St Francis reservoir last night.
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Santa Paula
Cal
Fillmore
Piru
Santa Clara Valley
St. Francis Reservoir
Baptist Church Notes and Bake Sale Announcement
Bible school at 9 15 a m preaching at 7 30 p m prayer and study Thursday evenings Women of the church plan a bake sale at T W Coe hardware store on Saturday March 17 Rev Otis Sellers of Cincinnati supplied the pulpit last Sunday. A party of 16 came with him from Middleport and Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Women of the Baptist Church
T. W. Coe
Otis Sellers
Cincinnati
The
Middleport
Pomeroy
Local Social Notes From Asbury Ridge and Nearby
Asbury Ridge residents share visits with relatives in New Plymouth Carbondale and Philo. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Clarence Edwards Mrs Herman Clark and families and Mrs Audrey Rhoricks with Mrs Charles Guillet. Miss Estella Kennard is seriously ill with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Edwards
New Plymouth
Herman Clark
Carbondale
Audrey Rhoricks
Charles Guillet
Floyd Frakes
Hubert Lanner
Bliss College
Columbus
Jess Sanner
Estella Kennard
Thomas Sowers
Starr
Mildred
Hattie Kennard
Oscar Bolinger
Nelsonville
Josh Clark
Herman
Philo
Social Guests Visit Families Across Bedford and Athens
Bedford residents hosted relatives over the weekend including Eva Quivey and sons Willie and Guy with Millard Quivey family, and Dorothy Willard with Audra Willard. Several others visited in Athens and with the Whalys, McCumbers, Williams, and Hines families. Maurita Lee suffers chickenpox. Virgil Blackwood’s family hosted Ellie and Mrs. Douglas’s kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Quivey
Willie
Guy
Millard Quivey
Dorothy Willard
Audra Willard
Harve Chaney
George Sanborn
Gladyce Cohaney
Lena Hines
Edith Whaley
Mary Lee
Thomas Mulligan
Donald and
Charles
Amanda
Clyde Hines
Athens
Dell Whaley
Dolph Jeffers
Charles Hines
Dale Whaley
Deloris
Rhea Shumway
W. L. Whaley
Mary Burson
Gladys Clark
Eldon Clark
George McCumber
C. E. Williams
Maurita Lee
Virgil Blackwood
Eiieen
Funeral of Miss Marian Pilcher in Coolville
The March 14 funeral for Miss Marian Smith Pilcher of Dayton Ky was held at Mrs. Mame Hoobler’s residence led by Reverend Thompson. Burial followed in Coolville cemetery beside her sister Fannie Pilcher who died suddenly. Attendees from Athens, Belpre, Stewart, Newbury and Vanderhoof joined family members and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilcher
Coolville
Marian Smith Pilcher
Dayton
Mame Hoobler
Thompson
Courtney Weaver
Fort Thomas
Elizabeth Scott
Cincinnati
Miss Fannie
Miss Marian
George Pilcher
Charles Wyatt
Carlton Snider
Emma Cook
W. C. Casley
Athens
D. T. Casley
Dallas
Belpre
Wyatt Minear
Weaver
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
Ashville
Fort Thomeast
Miss Pilcher
Willam Pilcher
Knowles Oakes
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