Prodigal Bon and Baccalaureate at Albany High School
Albany May 1 The Prodigal Bon stage production by Albany high school drew full houses with a large cast list of Chronicler Charles McCall and Esther Ina Rudek in lead roles. The Baccalaureate services are set for the Baptist church with graduates named including Margaret Johnson Ola Curtis and Marion Cain. Delegates to Marion are Mrs Eldon Dalley and Mrs EB Lasah.
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Albany
Albany High School
Chronicler
Charles McCall
Esther
Simeon
Ina Rudekin
Grace Waren
Ruth
Margaret Johnson
Ola Curtis
Rachel
Mildred Clark
Florence Martin
David
Jacob
Arthur Woodyard
John Cot
Reman
Tirth Gibson
Besse Beatty
Hazel Craw
Obashine
Wood
Lub Ant
Mary Arbanc
Baptist Church
Meris Cinnimgam
Maergeret Johnson I
Asi Beat
Kathan Jourdain Tlosd McComas
John Cor
Arthur Woodyard Harter Collins
Marion Crin
Beatnee Wood
Ola Curt Car
Horsington
Chester Falon
Glade Farley
Mary Artaugh
Alice Perry
Hazel Cros Fleren Dames
Mildrrd
Clark Hermon Cordray
Ellen Woodward
Emerson Wood
Marion
Eldon Dalley
EB. Lasah
Ohio Federated Women's Clubs
Local Notes From Clark's Chapel Mart Snow Visit
Clark's Chapel Mart Snow visited Mrs Jesse Sams Monday who is som better Elizabeth Phillips who is attend ing Ohio uniers iv Athens spent the end of the week with relatives here Mayme Maxwell and children Helen Edna and Bally were guests Sunday of Victor Carpenters fam is. They attended Sunday school here in the afternoon Mr and Mrs Victor Carpenter and Herbert Sambeorn visited the formers sister, Mrs Ea Michael of The Plains one day this week The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Gay Carpenter Wednesday after noon Along with their portart business discussed Ix the res members preseit was he refurnish ing of the palme of Chrkha Chul church The nest anedtals meeting of ie iaid w Hobe hed de Jaste diesdis mm Mav wih Bis Lhe Giywforu on Harmony road Mrs CSortradd eTAte ind! oughter Noma Louse ur visit Ing With Mre VeKtt us ne he , Mire Guy Carpenter this we Mrs Sarah Seiple viet of her smoother Mrs Lewis Carpenter Sun day afternoon Miss Puuline Danford will close her school Tuesday Way o with 2, picnk dinner Mrs Prank Phillips wagon busi ness Astor in Athens Wolsday screening: Turmors of fiis vicimity age looks to the BO Mahrain which is holding the a ooho on tear spring work Jennie Pillacer who underwent tan Optration fer tl or ueat of the append is making dong nicely and expects tn all to teat peer soon from the Shelt TIRg larins fecor al
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Mart Snow
Jesse Sams
Elizabeth Phillips
Ohio Uniers
Athens
Mayme Maxwell
Helen Edna and
Bally
Victor
Harmony Road
Csortradd
Guy Carpenter
Sarah Seiple Viet
Lewis Carpenter
Puuline Danford
Prank Phillips
Astor
Turmors
Fiis
Jennie Pillacer
Hamden Community News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Hamden and Londonderry residents visited relatives across town with gatherings at Cheries Barnhill and Mrs Addie Lromnegston’s home. A school graduation program and a parade of guests from Columbus and Wellston mark the week, plus a gasoline traction car trial by the B and O Railroad linking Hillswera and Chillicothe routes.
Local social notes and school meeting at New Pittsburg
Murray City Lerry City April 30 Mrs Pearl Morris of Sugar Creek visits sister Mrs Murtholoth and two sons Robert and Lawrence of Cleveland visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Toth. Miss Edith Chute Carbon Hill visits Murray City. New Pittsburg schools under John H O Brien hold successful term with an all day outing for parents pupils and visitors. program speeches recitations music principal address by Charles Lanning. basket dinner served and afternoon athletic events with nearly all pupils participating. Teachers include John Ho OPion and Miss spread priess. Several residents and relatives noted visiting and traveling to Lancaster Akron and Bucht.
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Lerry City
Pearl Morris
Sugar Creck
Luith Short
Mur ‘Loth
Robert
Lawrence
Cleveland
Martin ‘Toth
Reta Jonas
Kate Magle
Nelsonville
Edith Chute
Carbon Hill
Nsw
Pittsburg
John H O'Brien
Township School Board
Charles Lanning
Ward Township
Alx
Oscar Johnson
3 H O'Brien
Wishers
Klebp
Maer Ion
Rs Albert Storer
Ton Aniters
Akron
Esther Briley
Wia Ruthr Caroner
Logan
Lena Vernon
New Straitsville
Nelle Dixon
Stell Peacock
Wilbur
Gold Huffman
Jani Sor
Clarence
Buherton
Frost, frost damaged fruit and local notes in Sharpsburg
The Sharpsburg column notes a heavy frost last Sunday damaging fruit, local residents traveling to McConnellsville as witnesses, and health issues including Mrs Hyves with her daughter. It mentions George Brooks with a carbuncle, Minturn George, and Mrs A Mellmeier selling chickens. Social visits include Lingcott, Ogg, Pierpoint, Hopkins, and Sharpsburg Sunday School remarks on England.
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Mere Sapu
Tiv
Wurta Grimes
Sippe
George Brooks
Oded
Miss C Nasser Describes Cuthura Healing Blisters
Miss Cornelia Nasset of South Heart North Dakota recalls her sister's blister outbreak on the face from avare eruption. She found relief after using Cuticure Soap and Ointment, noting healing within days and urging daily use for clear skin free of blemishes.
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Cornelia Nasset
South Heart
No. Dakota
Deaths and Personal Notices From Coolville Area
Obituary notes include the death of D M Green at 61 in Parkusburg after living in Cuthage township earlier. Survivors listed: widow Hannah Rupsolt, siblings L Green, Linge Juxon, Martin Green, seven grandchildren, and more. Funeral details set at the Elk Lodge residence with local ministers. Also mentions Mr George Daines and others visiting, and a separate notice of a man buried in the ME church cemetery with Masonic Lodge ties.
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DW. Green
Oolville
D. M Green
Tay
Parkusbug
Mr Green
Cuthage Township
Hannah FE Rupsolt
L Green
Linge Juxon
Athens
Martin Green
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