Marshfield News Patchwork Of Community Vignettes
Local items recount garden on greens with danderine plans and a water drink disappointment. Fire damages William Gabriel Sr. house. Mrs. Dicken helps extinguish flames. Visitors include Mrs. Isenberg and the Snedden couple plus A. L. Snedden. Community notes cover church meetings, fencing a graveyard, field life, civic musings, a haystack search, and local visits. Weather foreshadows March with April Fool whimsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gabriel Sr
Dwight Tritipp
Jim Penrod
Fred McLeod
Marshfield
Herb Parker
Don Gabriel
Athnes
Inexpensive Home Remedy for Coughs and Colds
A home made mixture advertised as quick relief for catarrh chest colds and nasal throat irritation. The recipe calls for Parmint double strength one ounce mixed with a little sugar and water to make a half pint, ready in two minutes to soothe membranes and reduce phlegm and inflammation.
Preaching Services Planned in New Marshfield Churches
The New Marshfield column notes preaching at the M. E. church by Rev Leslie Dabritz next Sunday morning and at the M. P. church by Pastor Rev. Lee. Various local residents visit relatives and attend events including Miss Iva Dabritz in Carbondale and Emmons Mace visiting Columbus. Don’t forget the Christian church entertainment Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Leslie Dabritz
M. P
Lee
Iva Dabritz
Carbondale
Iona Kyle
Athens
W. M. Nanna Winn Quinn
Curtis Todd
P. Hewitt
California
Arthur van Dyke
Alban
Hoodlet
Dixon
Charles Rhorick
New Plymouth
Gerald Sidders
Vergil Baughman
Grace Beverage
John Smith
George Mace
Rebekah Lodge
Ida Allison
W. V. Hunter
Emmons Mace
Columbus
G. W. Mace
D. A. R. McKinstry
Florida
The
Christian Church
Local Hocking Area Notices and Social News Tidbits
Harmony Hill hosts visits at Mrs. Eliza Cunningham and Mrs. Coggshall’s gatherings. Families including the Fosters and Cornes note illnesses such as flu with several members improving. Milo Foster hauls for Dam 19 at Little Hocking and rents Patterson farm. Mrs. J. C. Coggeshall and Mrs. Hattie Sherman are among visitors in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thorpe
H. Noland
Little Hocking
Curtis Sherman
A. L. Cornes
Alice George
Sarah Coggeshall
Tippie
Schoool
Ola Hill
T. J. Foster
Milo Foster
R M. Patterson
R. R. Hueston
Hattie Sherman
Hockingport
Ralph Gunnell
J. C. Coggeshall
Local Social Notes From Marshfield and Athens
Tick Ridge residents Mr and Mrs Pearl Shanks were shopping in Marshfield. Miss Thelma Cramer visited Athens on Saturday. Mrs Jeanette Jones attended a missionary convention at First Christian church in Athens on Thursday. Mrs L S Exlow called on Mrs Harry Hawk on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carl Smith and daughter Estelle were guests of Mr and Mrs Delbert Jones on Sunday. Miss Lucile Drake of Athens was a guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Wallace Drake. Ancil Davis visited his brother in law Pearl Shanks on Saturday. Many from here attended the Union Sunday school at Marshfield on Sunday. Edward Pidcock visited his daughter Mrs Joe Estep on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Shanks
Marshfield
Thelma Cramer
Athens
Jeanette Jones
First Christian Church
L. S. Exlow
Harry Hawk
Carl Smith
Estelle
Delbert Jones
Lucile Drake
Wallace Drake
Ancil Davis
Union
Edward Pidcock
Joe Estep
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J. D. Haskins Chiropractor
Athens Nat'l Bank
William and
Dave Jones
Johnston City
Tfl
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey
Overymer
Ford
G. W. Hopkins Storage Accessories
Ohio
Wolfe Brothers
Reais
New Marshfield
Harmony Hill
Superior
Athens Implement Co
North Court St
Dr. Caldwell
Ay Drug Store
U.S
Giles
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Sc
Monticello
Ill
Reiners
Mother Gray
M. Jones
Mar
Robert Hawk
Morris Ave
Cincinnati
Genery
Athens Furniture Exchange
Mr. Jones
Chas. DeMolet Company
Nelsonville—Standard Plumbing Co
Glouster
W. E. McCarty
Pomeroy
A. Kasper
Middleport
Griff M. Lewis
J. H. Grayson Mfg. Co
Athens, Ohio
Scott Haney
Lottridge
Kinnen
Isadore Moutle
Jacob Wisenbach
Victor
Ed Rowan
J. W. Davis
Vanderhoof
Clarence Swartz
Leroy Boggs
Carson Boggs
Rexal Boggs
KR. J. Runnion
Rulmer Ackley
Harry Day
Charleston
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