Kelly Rites Held At Zaleski On Thursday March 17 1938
Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas C Kelley of McArthur were held at the Catholic Church in Zaleski. Burial followed in the Catholic Cemetery. The report also notes the body of Thomas Hayes was brought from Cincinnati for burial in the Catholic Cemetery, with references to his death by heart attack and surviving family members. The piece mentions local social events and residents including Dorothy Vansky and the Easter Bazaar planning, plus various visits and gatherings around Zaleski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaleski
Thomas C. Kelley
McArthur
Thomas Hayes
Cincinnati
Mr. Hayes
M. J. Hayes
Mary Hayes
Ivan McKellip
Rose
Clara Hayes
Columbus
St. Anthonys Hospital
Nora Haverty
W. F. McNamara
C. E. Vansky
Dorothy Vansky
Helen’ Nickels Cheadle
Athens
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Fischer’s Hall
Martin McKibben
Anna Kohler
Don Anders
Margaret
Nelsonville
Delilah Pinney
Hope
Perry Pinney
Lucy Hayes
Mae
Anna
Margaret Hayes
Charles Hart
Vigo
Hart
Harvey Burke
Harry Wyatt
Hull
James McKibben
Helen
Frank Fort
Billy
Wellston
Langsville Social Items Highlight Local Guests and Family News
Social notes from Langsville list visits and homecomings including Mrs. R A Rife returning to Columbus after a stay with the Carpenters, F C Taylor and family in Columbus, and Mrs Maynard Davis visiting from Charleston. Also notes birthdays illness visits and a description of a large Messina clock features.
Kanauga Social and Personal News Notes
Mrs. Homer Daugherty's group visited Portsmouth to see relatives. Mrs. T. J. Oliver, returning from Charleston, broke her ankle there and stayed home for weeks. T. S. Hanes visited his son Russell in Portsmouth. C. G. Houck and W. E. Brownell toured Pom eroy on business. Lenna Petrel of Racine visited cousins W. E. McDade. Mary Halfill returned to the Schoonover home after Gallipolis. Betty Gibeaut, formerly of Kanauga, is ill in Ashland Ky at Minnie Arthur’s home. Carrie Summers ill with throat trouble. William Kimball of Vinton was in town on business. About 80 attended Sunday School. Rev. H. N. Snider preached in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
R. A. Rife
Columbus
Elza Carpenter
F. C. Taylor
B. M. Taylor
Maynard Davis
Charleston
W. Va
L. E. Entsminger
Glen Cline
Carpenter
Athens Sheltering Arms Hospital
D. S. Miller
H. E. Miller
F. E. Davis
Pearl Edwards
Cheshire
Bid Bobo
Carl Campbell
Brumley
Charles Campbell
W. E. Wright
Mrs. Lang
Pt. Pleasant
von Miller
John
Alice Miller
W. T. Miller
John Huntley
Vinton
R. W. Miller
Parkersburg
Dale Phelps
Mather
W. C. King
William Tucker
Ross Leonard
Ell
Pomeroy
Lenna Petrel
Racine
W. E. McDade
Mary Halfhill
Schoonover
Gallipolis
Betty Gibeaut
Minnie Arthur
Ashland
Carrie
Summers
William Kimball
H. N. Snider
Hospital News Notes Appeal to Parents
Logan James Wooten New Straitsville admitted to Cherrington Hospital for treatment. William Thomas Murray City in critical condition. Bert Bierly Marion Township fractured leg from sawmill accident. Logan Chief Lew Reynolds asks parents cooperation to prevent cemetery damage as stones knocked over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
James Wooten
New Straitsville
Cherrington Hospital
William Thomas
Murray City
Bert Bierly
Marion Township
Lew Reynolds
Dog retrieves lost wallet with $17 in Lorain
Walter Wilker’s dog Buddy, a half Spitz half wire haired terrier, found his owner’s lost billfold and returned it with the $17 intact. Buddy’s alert search in Lorain highlights a loyal pet story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Walter Wilker
Wilker
License Granted for Willard Coey to Wed Miss Pierce
A marriage license was issued Wednesday to Willard Blaine Coey, 21, miner of Glouster, son of James and Mrs Coey, and Menny Juanita Pierce, 16, at home in Murray City, daughter of Clyde and Mrs Pierce.
Stevenses to Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George Stevens of Green Township will mark their golden wedding on their country home Sunday. A family dinner at noon and open house from 1 30 to 8 30 p m will honor the 73 year old couple who wed March 15 1888. They raised four children and lived on a farm most of their married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
George Stevens
Green Township
Stevens
Noble County
Barbara Conker
Squire E. G. Martin
Washington Township
Fred Conkel
Rockbridge
Conkel
C. E. Griffith
W. C. Stevens
Eugene Funk
Edward Helber
Librarian Announces New Library Hours
Under Miss Hortense Gibson, the public library adopts a new daily schedule opening from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. This change affects access times for patrons and aligns with the librarian’s initiative to extend evening availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mustard and Camphor Liniment Claim Relief for Rheumatic Pain
Skoot liniment promises relief for rheumatic lumbago neuritis with mustard and camphor. Sold by Gallaher’s Drug Store and other druggists with refund if two applications fail. big bottle priced at a few cents.
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Gallaher’s
S. Court St
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Kelly
Messina
Sicily
Kanauga
Homer Daugherty
Walter Schoonover
Woodrow
Paul Ables
Portsmouth
T. J. Oliver
Alfred Lee
Oliver
T. S. Hanes
Russell
C. G. Houck
W. E. Brown
Athens Messenger
Athens, Ohio
Stevenses
Skoot
Palmolive
Barbasol
Lifebuoy
South Court ST
Georgia Paper Shell Pecans
Drano
Saniflush
Edward
the Cigar Dept
Miami
Tuxedo
Catlin FA
Celeste
Dr. Lyon
EAGLE
Johnson’s
Vin
Corega
Pacquin
KOTEX
Nid
I. V. C. Halibut
I. V. C. Halibut Oil
Sloan’s
Fr. John’s
Caldwell
Fasteeth
Tse
SANEX
Paris
Fletcher
Castoria
Phillips
Pinkham’s
Peruna
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