Methodist Pro by Dr Frank Brown to Speak at M P Church
Dr Frank Brown president of the Methodist Protestant conference of Columbus will speak at the M P church here next Saturday night. The Rev L J Barnes delivered an interesting sermon at the M P church Sunday morning. A Sunday school convention was held Sunday afternoon with officers elected: President A L Snedden vice president Ralph Barker secretary Mrs Bliss Driggs treasurer William Thomas. The next meeting will be the last Sunday in April at the M P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Methodist’ Protestant Conference
Columbus
M. P
Brown
L. J. Barnes
A. L. Snedden
Ralph Barker
Bliss Driggs
William Thomas
Arch Knowlton
Athens
R. H. Dorn
Vergil Baughman
Chauncey
Local Social Notes From Chauncey And Nearby Towns
Buchtel Edward Barstow who was injured in the Chauncey mine last Tuesday was taken to a hospital in Columbus Monday. Mrs John Kinnear on Bessemer ad entertained with a dinner Monday honoring her daughter Gladys thirteenth birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leo Carlin and three children Faye Theodore and John and Mr and Mrs Warren Kinnear of Columbus. Mr Leo Carlin accompanied the Kinnears to Columbus and plans to visit Cleveland at his uncle’s home. Mr and Mrs Vere Turner and children were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Ellis Turner Mr and Mrs Jack Cupid announce the birth of a son March 23. Mrs Hannah Patton Mrs Virginia Cooley and daughter and Mr and Mrs George Patton of Columbus motored here and spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W J Wright. Mrs W J Wright accompanied them home for a visit. Ilia Richardson and Margaret Schenz shopped in Nelsonville Saturday. Miss Thelma Rife was a visitor in Nelsonville Saturday. Mrs Roy Wright and daughter Mary Margaret were visitors in Nelsonville the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergil Carter
Roy Billy
Athens
Lee Jones
George Carter
Alta Hewitt
J. C. Anderson
Dexter
Harry Russell
Eleanore Wilson
E. L. Wilson
Catherine Andrews
Anna van Meter
Chesser
Dusa Long
Carl Wharton
Frank McDaniel
Nannie Addis
Mineral
Fern Whitlatch
Ohio University
Harry Whitlatch
Green of
Hope
Will Mace
George Mace Asp
Mayme Mace
Lula Wilkes
Marshfield Telephone Company
L. T. Runion
Celia Kinnen
Earl White
Adam Mecci
Harry Kapple
Clyde Cody
J. L. Warner
Ceilia Kinnen
Fern Metz
Rylmer Ackley
Ed Rowan
W. H. Ashcraft
Vanderhoof
D. Swartz
Grant Sewell
Guysville
Leroy Boggs
T. W. Chapman
Chapman
Carson Boggs
Ray Oliver
Roxie
Dorothy Pierce
Charles Day
Hoke McKinley
Weston
W. Va
Aldo McKinley
L. H. Allen
Parkersburg
Edward Barstow
Chauncey Mine
Columbus
John Kinnear
Bessemer Ad
Mday
Gladys
Leo Carlin
Faye
Theodore
John
Warren Kinnear
Cleveland
Vere Turner
Ellis Turner
Jack Cupid
Hannah Patton
Virginia Cooley
George Patton
W. J. Wright
Ilia Richardson
Margaret Schenz
Nelsonville
Thelma Rife
Roy Wright
Mary Margaret
Ed Hall
Lee Smith
John Smith
Bob Smith
Flora Ballard
Eva Smith
Howard Mitchell
Ralph Robey
Charles Robey
Wayne Johnson
Vivian
William Briley
Robert Chute
Harry Hughes
Albert Evans
Lester
Rebecca Perkins
Esther Evans
Pete
Leslie Evans
Marysville
H. E. Jenkins
Roy Beal
Kay Blosser
J. H. Blosser
G. W. Ross
Merwin Stauffer
White Cross Hospital
Ed Burdette
Frank Smith
Fink
Hysell
Middleport
Dave Aleshire
Harris
Andy Ballard
Carbon Hill
Worth Dicken
Barnes
Dana Donda
Vera Glassford
Chester Hill
Harry Porter
Philip
Wyona Stauffer
Joe Hutchins
Lulu Smith
Zell Buffington
George Bean
Henry Verity
Zine Courtney
A. M. Humphrey and Sons
John Smart
Canaanville
Roscoe Shields
Lockbourne
Thelma Noble
Ruth Boyles
Ruby
Ellen Parfit
Rob Hawk
Alfred Hawk
Lottridge Samuel Sells Farm to Robert Sharp
Lottridge Samuel Bails sold his property to Robert Sharp. Miss Mildred Runion returned home from Parkersburg hospital after an appendicitis operation, accompanied by her mother and brother. C. J. Ross drilled another gas well on the C. D. Swartz farm. Aubrey Burnside of Good Hope, West Virginia, returned home after a two week visit with his uncle L. H. Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bails
Lottridge
Robert Sharp
Mildred Runion
Parkersburg Hospital
L. T. Runion
L. H. Allen
Ralph
C. J. Ross
C. D. Swartz
Aubrey Burnside
Good Hope
W. Va
Local Social Notes Highlight Columbus and Nelsonville Visitors
Residents in Carbon Hill and nearby towns hosted and visited relatives and friends from Columbus Athens Marysville and Logan. The Women’s Study Club met at Miss Edith Chute’s home and plans to resume in September. Highlights include multiple visits by the Robey Chute and Evans families and a move by Lloyd Robey to Murray City.
Local Notices and Social Rounds Chronicle
Carpenter Harold Romine visits Columbus parents from Friday to Monday. F M Swett loses another horse this winter, totaling two. Mr Heitan moves onto Howard Stout’s farm near Albany. A B Rupe and son Perley visit Pomeroy for business. Mr and Mrs John Cline travel to Albany to aid their ill daughter Mrs Warnie Nelson. Mrs Cline stays to assist. Mrs L W Walker and children visit Rupe family in Middleport. John L Rawlings birthday surprise attended by thirty three neighbors. Chloe Wright of Cincinnati visits. S H Smith receive dental work in Pomeroy. Mrs J M Graham returns from Columbus. son Lesliee stays. William Gillogly suffers two crushed fingers handling timber. A J Carpenter, aged farmer, dies at his home early Saturday morning after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Romine
Columbus
D. F. Romine
F. M. Swett
Heitan
Albany
Howard Stout
A. B. Rupe
Perley
Pomeroy
John Cline
Warnie Nelson
Rawlings
Mr. Rawlings
Chloe Wright
Cincinnati
S. H. Smith
J. M. Graham
Lesliee
William Gillogly
A. J. Carpenter
Carpenter Family Mourns Local Resident’s Passing
Longtime resident leaves widow two children John L and Miss Jessie Carpenter and one granddaughter at home. Survived by three sisters Mrs Esther Teeters Mrs Amanda Wells Mrs Frank Robinette and brother E K Carpenter of Albany. Funeral held Monday at the residue conducted by Rev Bolton of Rutland with burial at Temple cemetery. Mrs W R Hanna travels to Columbus to seek medical specialist as health worsens. Mrs Jesse Duckler and Columbus children visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L
Jessie Carpenter
Esther Teeters
Amanda Wells
Frank Robinette
E. K. Carpenter
Albany
Bolton of
Rutland
Temple Cemetery
W. R. Hanna
Columbus
Jesse Duckler
Amesville Church Elects Officers and Community Notices
The Presby terian church held its yearly business meeting and officer elections with a dinner at 7. Edward Masters of Galena visited the Parsons home. Mrs. Bennett underwent tonsil removal and seeks follow up care in Athens. Easter sale by the W F M S of the M E church is set for April 3 at 2 PM in the bank building. Rev M E Chatley of Athens will speak at the Community club gathering Monday evening. Residents from Athens visit family in Amesville and nearby towns. A. Lovell of Marietta and L B Riddle with Tulsa relatives visit QC Lovell. John Thomas of Ohio Wesleyan is home for Easter. Harland Duncan, a section hand, is laid off after a coworker accidentally drove a pick through his wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Edward Masters
Galena
Peter Parsons
I. E. Bennett
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Clyde Gibson
J. A. Lovell
Marietta
L. B. Riddle
Tulsa
Okla
William Harrington
M. Lovell
John Thomas
Ohio Wesleyan
Harland Duncan
Illness hits Plains Merwin Stauffer after hospital return
Merwin Stauffer, just back from White Cross hospital, is ill with influenza. Several local residents shared weekend visits and gatherings across Athens, Carbon Hill, Chester Hill, Nelsonville, Canannville, and Columbus with families including the Stauffer, Hutchins, Buffington, Bean, and Parfit households.
Loch High Students Prepare for April Field Meet
The Loch High students plan a field meet scheduled for April 23. Several locals traveled to Rutland Sunday to view the fire damage. Willie Quivey spent Sunday evening with Dora Burliegh. Glen Vore of Athens visited Dorothy Orr. There will be preaching at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loch High
Rutland
Willie Quivey
Dora Burliegh
Glen Vore
Athens
Dorothy Orr
Local church notes and weekend visits
Sunday services at M. E. church noted. Mrs Bud Harris visited Shade friends. Audra Willard stayed with Letha Will. Charles Westcott and family visited relatives in Zanesville. Blanche Harris stayed with Velma and Alma Goldsberry. Hellena Shuler on a business trip to Stewart. Sam Curtis and Willie Quivey saw Will Chaney family. Bud Harris moved back to the farm. Watson Beatty to move into Kate Turner's Shade home. Grace Harris guest of Marie Grim. operetta receipts about 75 dollars. management pleased with results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Bud Harris
Shade
Audra Willard
Letha Will
Charles Westcott
Zanesville
Blanche Harris
Velma
Alma Goldsberry
Hellena Shuler
Stewart
Sam Curtis
Willie Quivey
Will Chaney
Watson Beatty
Kate Turner
Grace Harris
Marie Grim
Local Social News From Albany and Columbus
Albany residents report visits from Mrs. Sid Bolin and son Lloyd to Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Millard McDaniel host Mrs. McDaniel from Bidwell. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lewellyn visit in Columbus with their son. Will Higley couple return from Florida wintering at Lake Worth. Mary Cline attends funeral of Alvin Carpenter in Columbus. Dr. and Mrs. Buck of Columbus plan a June trip abroad with their daughter, former Hattie Orr. Walter Chase moves to Cleveland after selling Albany restaurants to Mrs. George Sweeney and Mrs. James Lindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Bolin
Lloyd
Columbus
A. G. Tresenrider
Millard McDaniel
McDaniell
Bidwell
Ira Lewellyn
Will Higley
Florida
Lake Worth
Mary Cline
Alvin Carpenter
Buck
Ohio State University
Hattie Orr
Walter Chase
Cleveland
George Sweeney
James Lindley
Dr Jacksons Digestive and Liver Powder Claim
A testimonial from Herbert Marrow credits Dr Jacksons Digestive and Liver Powder with relief from gas dizziness and heart nerves issues. The ad promises satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded and offers 60c and 1.60 sizes plus a free trial from The Jackson Medicine Company in Zanesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Marrow
Dr. Jackson
Jackson Medicine Company
Dept. G
Zanesville
Ohio
Sharpsburg Sawmill Moves to Caldwell Farm
A saw mill from Sharpsburg was relocated to C. L. Caldwell's farm last week and is now ready for operation. Local social notes record visits and family news including the Glover family at Pomeroy, Donald Harris visiting Columbus, and Elsie Dille's marriage to R. L. Williamson of Columbus.
Pratt's Fork Notes on Local Visits and Illness
Pratt's Fork Charles Fox of Sumner has been the guest of his son, Fraley, for several days. Mrs. Will Gilkey and daughter, Nancy, were calling on Mrs. Floyd Williams, Sunday. Mrs. Nona Steinmetz and G. H. Williams who have been quite ill are improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Orr
Athens
Pratts Fork
Fannie Orr
Dorothy
Orr
Frank Cain
Audra Douglas
Ross Ackley
Joe Smith
Fraley Fox
Clyde Sapp
Coolville
Earl Sapp
Elza Sapp
Vern Ackley
Becky Morris
Floyd Williams
Dell Williams
Will Gilkey
Will Meeks
Charles Fox
Sumner
Fraley
Nancy
Nona Steinmetz
G. H. Williams
No Cold Omorrow Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Hill's cold remedy claiming it ends the cold and eliminates poisons. It asserts modern science backing and vast adoption, urging immediate start at the local drug store to avoid worsening symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Social News From Pratts Fork and Athens
Vinton Meeks and family share visits with Athens residents. Mrs. Sarah Goldsberry spends days with Elmer and family as they battle flu. Fannie Wingett and children visit the King household. Fletcher King and daughter Myrle visit Pratts Fork relatives. Herb Dixon stays with sister Gérald King and family. Pearl Smith plows for Roy Goldsberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher King
Myrle
Athens
Pratts Fork
Herb Dixon
Gérald King
Local Social News Among Pomeroy and Crooksville Families
Broadwell Alva McDaniel and wife from Pomeroy and Doug las Luster and wife from Crooksville visited Mr and Mrs Scott White on Sunday. Harry Smith and Tom Mills drove to Marietta. Miss Helen Ogg, home a week, visited Miss Goldie Young in Amesville. Walter Foutch, working in Columbus, returned for the weekend. W W Jackson and son were in Guysville on Saturday. Local plans discuss forming a gas well company. Forty five years ago a well was drilled here for salt water and gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva McDaniel
Pomeroy
Douglas Luster
Crooksville
Scott White
Harry Smith
Tom Mills
Marietta
Helen Ogg
Amesville
Goldie Young
Walter Foutch
Columbus
W. W. Jackson and Son
Guysville
Sedwick Couple Plans Columbus Move Back by April
Notes that Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sedwick visited Columbus last fall to relocate here by April. Locals report strong flow at a well around noon and several residents are plowing gardens in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Sedwick
Columbus
Stomach Ached For Days Adverts Carter's Pills
An old advertisement claims Carter's Little Liver Pills ease stomach pain and constipation without habit forming drugs. It promotes mild bowel relief and safety for family use, noting non toxic ingredients and availability at druggists in red pack formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
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