Murray City High to Present Play He's My Pal Wednesday
Murray City High School announces a Wednesday evening performance of He's My Pal by the Senior Class. The cast includes Melvin Oxsmother, Julia Toth, Ruth Koon, Brett Sapp, and more as sisters, friends, and townspeople. Mrs. James Smart hosts visitors from New Vienna. the event follows a seventh and eighth grade gram and lunch by the Home Economics class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Thelborn
Murray City High School
James Smart
New Vienna
Lloyd Glaze
Chile
Columbus
Melvin Ox' Smother
Jenny McGarva
Bart Larrison
Julia Toth
Gladys
Howard
Murray
George Archer
Jaimes Smart
George Vansickie
T. A. Castell
L. A. Starcher
Harry
Shuttleworth
John Lovett
Fred Surgeon
Mra
Barl Irvin
Ming Mary Kenoghue
Stu
Jame Penoghue
Detroit
Dent
Vieting
James Plang
Donohhue
Mary Evans
Corning
Mary F S.eree Cuthbertson
Toledo
Gary
Mrail
Joe Taylor
W. Cuthbertson
Dan Bateman
Jobs
Thomas Well
White
Conrad Weln
Som Cross Hospital
Tel, Sr
Robert Bell
Ter
Bunt
Maracena
Garet Brown
Aire
TL AL Frersen
Chierrington Hospital
Logan
Amernoon
Jolin
J. BR. Keach
Ran
Roach
St. Philips
Audrey Walter
Nureh
Nancyievening
Jane
Ralph Walt Thomas Mordue
Toters
Akron
George Mordue
Castell
Ralph
Katharyn Duncan
Elizabeth Wineford
Ty Crooksvile
Win Evans
Ford Saing
Apt
Barberton
St. Howard Bratt Ane
Hfe
Robert Pullins Buried in Mt Olive Cemetery
Robert Pullins a life time resident died Wednesday at the County Home at age 73 He never married and had no near relatives Funeral was held at 2 30 p m Thursday with burial in Mt Olive Cemetery at Te Ong Bottom Other local items note visits and travel among residents and friends with sporadic family updates and medical transfers mentioned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pullins
Ufe Tone
Nohens
Mt. Olive
Te Ong Bottom
Farewell Gathering Before Departure in Salem
A Salem social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold McDonalls featured music and a farewell sendoff for a local resident departing for Rare verton. Attendees included neighbors and relatives such as Mr and Mrs Field W, Mr and Mrs Renry Pollard, Ed Wilson and Ruth, Mrs Sista Krandernburg, Mrs Cars ers, Mrs Weondford, Helen, Will Six mor, Betty McTionakdos and daughters Ruth and Eileen, Everett Moore and family, Howard McDonald and Thelma Steet, Detar Tuellie Lohse, Vivian Wikes, Fay Brandenburg, Enis and McDonald, Arthur Graham, Geers, and Arthur McDonald among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McDonalls
Rareverton
Field W
Renry Pollard
Ed Wilson
Daughtye Ruth
Sista Krandernburg
Carsers
Weondford
Grou Helen
Mra
Will Sixmor
Betty
McTionakdosand
Ruth
Eileen
Everette Moora
Wit
Howard McDonald
Thelma Steet
Detar
Tuellie Lohse
Vivian Wikes
Six
Robert Wils
Fay Brandenburg
Enis
McDonald
Everett Ant Hes Wilson
Arthur Graham
Geers
Arthur McDonald
Harold Meter
Mary Parks
Blanch Woodsord
John Rose
John McDonalt
Salem
Wyebch
Haron Metvonata Ang Mer
Howard MieDe
Everett Moore
Charles Groce
Lower Plains
Aid Society Meeting at Albany Home of Mrs Lasch
The Methodist Aid Society at Albany met Wednesday at Mrs E H Lasch s home with Mrs Howard Stanley presiding. Officers and guests attended. $40 was reported as raised since the last meeting. refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society of Methodist Church At
Albany
E. H. Lasch
HL Lasch
Waliam Downard
Methodist Aid Society
Herron
Illinois
Birde Point
Howard Stanley
Sours
Vine Albany
E.here
Will Gillogly
Hart Baughman
P. D. Morage
Earl Haughman
Athens County families return from trips and events
Mrs Goldie Moore and Mrs Irma Sickles arrived home Thursday from a western trip. John and Mrs. Matheny returned last Sunday after two weeks in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Charlie Crouse and others visited in Columbus and Athens. A large crowd attended a chicken dinner at Devol Lowe. A school debate pins presentation occurred at Athens County High School League. An Alfred Swett birth announced in Columbus. Albany High School operetta Miss Cherry Blossom praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Moore
Athens
Irma Sickles
John Matheny
Columbus
Charlie Crouse
Colmbus
Mer
Frank Weby
Webb
Donaley
West
Eliot
Wes Tevel
Mr Devel
Pomeroy
Mar
Huh
Wiisonville
Perley Rupe
Cargun Hill
Devol Lowe
Rarmond
Hilshero
Ishter
John Betty
Logan
L. FL Millan
Pina
Athens County High School League
Eddie Howery
Carl Parker
Wallace Gulogly
Hazell McKnight
Sylvia McVey
Margaret Gregory
Lena Holsington
Merrill Chase
Alfred Swett
Fred Carpenter
Grant Hospital
Miss Cherry Blossom
Albany High School
Velnn I. Young
Maris ‘Throckmorton
Opera House
Ckisses
Joey Stanley
Velma Leske
Merritt Chase
William Tindiey
Orville John
Alge Astic Mancrity
Death of Clay Schriver Noted in Shawnee Origin
Shawnee reports the death of Clay Schriver, formerly of the town, at his California home. Schriver was a prominent merchant and longtime post office operator. The item also notes local obituaries and social visits, including John Scanion in Brooklyn, Mrs. Peterson’s travels, and a new high school radio installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawnee
Clay Schriver
California
Schriver
Shawnee
Promnccr
John Scanion
Brooklyn
N. Y
Laura O'Farrell
Colambus
Harry Irvin
Sugar Grove
Yocking County
McCuneville
Shaw“Mer
Local Social News From Pomeroy and Surroundings
Racine TM Marth and Ervin Chichelli visited in Pomeroy on Thursday. Mike Powell sold his store to Guy Neigler and moved his family to a farm at Plants. Elis Baker of Midland Pa visits his mother here. Fred Philson improves at Helzer Hospital Gallipolis and may avoid surgery. Dr John Philson testified in the Irving Karr trial in Pomeroy. Paul Stewart of Clarksboro W Va visits with his parents. Mrs. Ben Dye of Marietta visits her mother Mrs Mary Beegle. Mrs Joe Jackson and her two children spend Thursday in Pomeroy. Tarry Allison and Ray Swager go Friday to Athens and Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Chichelli
Pomeroy
Mike Powell
Guy Neigler
Elis Baker
Midland
Laura Baker
Fred Philson
Helzer Hospital
Gallipolis
John Fhilson
Paul Stewart
Clarksboro
W. Va
Walter Stewart
Ben Dye
Marietta Gwents
Mary Beegle
Joe Jackson
Ralph
Dorothy Ann
Tiarry Allison
Ray Swager
Athens
Ames
Chester High School Seeds Potatoes for Acre of Spuds Contest
HESTER March 30 The postmaster at Chester reports two truckloads of certified seed potatoes have arrived for the Chester High School potato project. Students must each raise one acre of potatoes and do all the work themselves under supervision by Professor Musgrave. The Rev Lawrence Wilson preached at Chester and Alfred last Sunday morning and evening. Mrs Mary Ridenour of Flat Woods died Thursday morning after a period of illness. Funeral held Saturday afternoon at the home and burial in the family cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester
Frank
Chester
Chestering
Rev
Lawrence Wilson
Alfred
Musgrave
Bach
Jng
Wilson
Rock = Springs
Redenour
Mary Ridenour
Flat
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Mt. Olive Cemetery
A. P. Chavelier
BE. McAfee
Mark Petty
F. Pp. Petty
Harold Gernin
Pittsburg
Garnet Borgen
Mary German
Moundsvite
Bert German
Hobart Whiteside
Bershurs
Bob Whiteside
T Harold Sanders
Richwood
A. B. Fellows
Mac Stout
Ohioiversity At
ER. Petty
Graveport
Jane Petty
Pryor Way
Parkersburg
G. LeGe Nowhey
Whartes Townsend
Belleville
Kens Stethem
Cme
Syoy
Gara Phi
Chiss
Evelyn Russell
Miriam Williame
A. F. Russell
Carbon Hill
Birtit
Charlies Houck
Airipolis
Harold Woodyard
Albert Woodyard
Iavih
Charles Bean
Harvey Chesser
Woodyard
T. W. Cos Railroad
Torserville
David Vaughns
New Straitaville
William Peterson
Anna Lea Peterson
Claud Imler
Henry Kreitz
Xtra
Camrad
Apricet
St. Murberris
Stoddard Mt. Holly
N. J
Dial
Creckerboare
Coolville
Colville
Ohio
Guysville
Melvin Dumfee
Stewart, Ohio
Athens, Ohio
Elsie Peterson
R.F.D
Humbird, Wise
Sepes Ohmnent
Ste Taloumte
Cutlture Laboratories
Dept. H. Maldem
Mass
Cosicara
Cuticura
Ww. Hopkins
Racine
Superior Shoe Repair Shop
Majestic Thester
Chester High School
Ant and
Flo
Acre
Torn
stoemAid
Athens Cash Feed Store
BlowmAtd
Thene
Deakory’ Cline’s Pharmacy
L. W. Connett & Sons
PLE
Nash
Lovejoy
Newnash
Deser Serer
Nash Salon
Tordlona
Fulton Nash
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