Changes in two Albany business firms within a week
The older firm Coe brothers feed and poultry, housed in the old Masonic hall, transfers its business and building to Lasch of Albany Milling. Frank and Howard Coe plan to relocate to Columbus after eleven years in the area. Rotroff sells his store to F. W. Chapman of Coolville, who owns two other county stores in Coolville and Guysville. the Rotroff couple will remain awhile and have traded for a Coolville farm.
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Ges
Albay
Coe Brothers, Feed and Poultry
Old Masonic Hall
Frank
Howard Coe
Lasch
Albany Milling Company
Coe Brothers
Nusual
Albany
Bany
Columbus
Howard
John P. Coe
Coolville
Guysville
Throckmorton Erects New Two Story Fur and Machinery Building
Nk. Clarence Throckmorton erects a two story frame building on his lot bought from the Coc hi brothers. The upper floor will store furs and the first floor will house machinery for handling fertilizer. D. Russell becomes partner in the fur business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Throckmorton
Cochi Brothers
D. Russell
Albany juniors host pie and dice social at opera house
The junior class at Albany School announces a social event a pie and dice evening to be held Friday night at the opera house. Proceeds support school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Opera House
Wiener roast to settle Epworth contest
The Busy Bees and Willing Workers of Albany M. E. church pr gaged in a wiener roast after the Willing Workers won the contest by 185 points. About thirty five are eligible to the treat with Faye Cline as advisor. Grange met Saturday with Master Ed Rickey in charge. Emma Jo Potter and Pauline Gillogly performed a negro tale in costume. The meeting will resume in two weeks.
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Epworth
M. E. Church
Faye Cline
Grange
Ed Rickey
Albany Orange
Pach
Emma Jo Potter
Pauline Gillogly
Watermelon Display At Goldsberry Store
Last fall Clarence Rickey carried a fair sized watermelon to his house and set it on the cupboard. It remains on display at the Goldsberry store in perfect color and condition and looks ready to eat if cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Rickey
Goldsberry
Young People Meet at Pearl Chapel Class
The Pearl chapel young peoples class held its monthly meeting at Virgil Reeves home hosted by Alice and Matthew Reeves. The evening featured games and music with a refreshment course. attendees included Alice Mae Reeves Blanche Reeves Ruth Gibson Alice Reeves Frederick Dixon Asa Jordan Melvin Stewart Rex Reeves Orville Graham Paul Jordan Everett Jordan Matthew Reeves Mrs Arthur Gibson teacher and Arthur Gibson.
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Pearl Chapel
Virgil Reeves
Alice
Matthew Reeves
Alice Mae Reeves
Blanche Reeves
Ruth Gibson
Alice Reeves
Frederick Dixon
Asa Jordan
Melvin Stewart
Rex Reeves
Orville Graham
Paul Jordan
Everett Jordan
Arthur Gibson
Sunday Dinner Hosts With Wide Guest List
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Gibson entertained a number of guests for Sunday dinner. The attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Reeves and their daughter Alice, and sons Matthew and Granville. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jordan and their daughter Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reeves and daughters Alice and Blanche. and Frank Gibson and Melvin Stewart.
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Brad Gibson
Virgil Reeves
Alice
Matthew
Granville
Ray Jordan
Virginia
Alvin Reeves
Blanche
Frank Gibson
Melvin Stewart
Funeral attendees for Alvin Carpenter of Carpenter
Relatives and friends attended the funeral service for Alvin Carpenter with burial at Temple on Monday afternoon. Among the mourners were his sister Mrs Amanda Wells brother E K Carpenter Mrs Noland Bourgeois Columbus Nye Bingham Toledo Mrs Mary Cline Columbus Mr Cline Nelsonville Mr and Mrs A D Cline Mrs Eldon Dailey Mrs Fréd Vorhes and others from Albany.
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Alvin Carpenter
Carpenter
The
Temple
Amanda Wells
E. K. Carpenter
Noland Bourgeois
Columbus
Nye Bingham
Toledo
Mary Cline
Cline
Nelsonville
A. D. Cline
Eldon Dailey
Fréd Vorhes
Albany
Charles Zimmerman
Athens
Bertie West
West
Martha Cline
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Leslie Lash
Ed Lash
Pomeroy Road
O. D. Dailey
Cincinnati
Ross and Fox families visit. Rotroff store invoicing
O R Ross and son Donald visited Columbus and stayed with brother Zern Ross. Roscoe Fox of Rodney assisted with the Rotroff store invoice. Mrs. Rotroff is their daughter. Mrs Jane McClanahan returned to Albany after Christmas with relatives and winters with grandchildren in Columbus and Pennsylvania.
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O. R. Ross
Donald
Columbus
Zern Ross
Roscoe Fox
Rodney
Rotroff
Jack Taylor
S. Q. Mears
Pennsylvania
Family News and Local Social in Murray City Area
Mrs. Martitia Reeves celebrated her seventy eighth birthday as relatives from Langsville arrived for the day. Residents and visitors from Albany, Columbus, and Glouster appear in reports of illnesses travels funerals and social events across Murray City and nearby towns.
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Lumbus
Martitia Reeves
Lulu. Bolin
Lisie Bolin
Leola
Langsville
Reeves
Mary Reeder
Agnes Ross
James Whaley
Worley Webb
Ohio River
West Virginia
Point Pleasant
Stanley Rousch
Albany
Columbus
Lawrence Morris
William Phillips
Hezekiah
Local Family Social Visits Across Towns
Wrightstown residents Frank Leeper and Harold Moody of Columbus visited with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Able on Friday. P. F. Hogan toured Athens on business Thursday. Jack Moody's Sunday guests included Emmet Leeper and family from Mountville and Carl Ahle and Harold Moody of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leeper
Harold Moody
Columbus
Carl Able
P. F. Hogan
Athens
Jack Moody
Emmet Leeper
Frank
Fred
Marie
Mountville
Carl Ahle
This Place
Coolville News Big Class to Initiate
Troy grange will initiate seven candidates Saturday at 1 30 with an earlier meeting. Members are urged to be on time. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned with weekly movements and church activities including a chicken supper bazaar at the M and E church Thursday evening.
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Troy Grange
Schools Parade Sets Stage for Debating Night Tie
In a street parade Monday afternoon locals waved flags and banners for the final debate. The event tied the home team and Buchtel two to one in each place, but Buchtel edged ahead by one twelfth of a percent in the overall grades.
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Buchtel
Boston's 150th anniversary recalled in letter
Carroll Stout of Boston writes home folks that they have just celebrated their one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the driving out of the British from Boston. He notes the town's long past and shared pride in the historic milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Stout
Boston
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Murray City News
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James Bradbury
Alberta
Ralph Currens
Middleport
John Longstaff
William Donaldson
Zanesville
John Shelton
Edith Pierre
Phebe Bess
Harve Camel
Dude Ferrer
William Chivers
Myrtle Wollett
Logan
Jennie Robertson
Clarence Stiff
U. B
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Westerville
Treace
Andy Tate
Margaret Gale
Belle
Clara
Myrtle Hannis
Smithfield
M. BE
Walker
Green Lawn
John Kerns
William Kerns
Cherrington Hospital
Cora Murphy
Glouster
Leonard Shelton
Davey Davis
New Straiteville
Howard Bush
James Stevenson
Deanville
Pat Loper
Hazel
Robert Tipton
Pythian Sisters’ Lodge
Ralph Hamer
Frank Cox
P. F. Loper
June
Pritchard Peacock
Marion
Henry Peacock
Mary Chivers
Hazel Loper
Victor Dance Records
Sweet Child
Victor Recerd
Tre Trovsanoves Victor
Dinah—Fox
Jean Govpeerrs
Fox
Jean Gowwxerre
Wats
Jean Gotpxette
Victor
Lentern
Castles
Rocca Wourt
Ann Beby
Fox T. Lalitme
Rocer Woirs Kanw
Tip Tees
Rocz
Onenesrad
International Noverry
Oneresrag
Victor Record
Goldklus
Ressid Ma
By the Way
International Ovary
Tom Waring Aring
Pennsylvanians
Tudor
Fred. R. Beasley
Wrightstown
James Oliver
Emery Ahle
Chester Ball
Oris
Eldon Ahle
Beatrice Wogan
Arza Ball
Fred Lyman
R. Woode
Diamond Church
Emmet Carpenter
Coolville News
Federal
John Weaver
Oca Ahle
E. L. Beard
Effie
Charles William
Ruth
James
Old North Church
Paul Revere
Mary Baker
Clara English
Steubenville
Howard Stout
Pittsburgh
R. J. Runion
Lottridge
Parkersburg
Laura Gunder
Athens County
M. &E. Church
Ray Miller
Plumley
E. H. Stout
R. N. Clark
Sopronia Tilton
M. E
F. W. Chapman
Malcolm Duart
NEA
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