Doings of Tommy Jt Jhe M Blue
Tommy Jt Jhe M Blue article details brief local activities and social notes. The piece mentions community events, personal updates, and small interactions among residents, typical of a compact society column.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
14
Tommy Jt Jhe M Blue article details brief local activities and social notes. The piece mentions community events, personal updates, and small interactions among residents, typical of a compact society column.
A light feature recalls a familiar weekly call to a friendly neighbor widely known for sharing cake. The story highlights warmth, neighborly ritual, and the simple joy of a shared treat that strengthens community ties.
The Pomeroy council meets tonight for its regular semimonthly session. Residents Chris and Mary Keele moved from Pomeroy to Charleston West Virginia near the state capitol. Willard Reynolds and Mary Stiffler wed in Jackson and will reside there. Sig Johnson sold his Wolfpen farm to a Gilkey farm tenant, part of the old McDaniel property. A masque ball raised funds for Main Street improvements with strong attendance and about $800 in receipts. Mrs Hartley received a surprise birthday gathering with about 40 guests.
Robert F. Smith age 21 of McArthur and Helen R. Norris 18 born in McArthur but living in Pomeroy were married in the probate judge's office Wednesday afternoon by Justice Barnes as neighbors and friends gathered on Vale street for a birthday celebration.
The M. L. C. met Wednesday with Mrs. Hart inger Middleport for an engaging program. Members noted individuals in attendance including Mrs. Poindexter Davia Rathburn and Mrs. White as critic for the afternoon. Born Sunday a son to Mr and Mrs Albert Mees of Pomeroy.
The Pittsburg market shows heavy shipments with Monday seeing 22 carloads on the tracks. McDade brothers moved five carloads around Ripley Evans and Millwood and store one car for next year. Beegle at Ravenswood shipped three cars and Beegle brothers at Pomeroy two cars plus a stored car. Joseph McElroy, long ill, died at his Spiller home aged 70. He was married twice with several children and brothers, including Jerry McElroy of Indianapolis.
A county teachers meeting will be held Saturday November 4 1922 at the courthouse. The program includes talks on school discipline managing rainy day classes teaching beginners reading in early grades teaching sixth grade history and the role of written tests in pupil promotion with remarks by the county superintendent.
About 20 members of the younger set attended a well arranged Hal lowe'en party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Forquer on Third street, Middleport, from 6 to 9 o'clock. The decorations were In 'keeping with the festive occasion.
Young attendees wore white sheet costumes and played games after a guessing contest. Miss Elinor Lansbury collected the largest score in unmasking, earning the prize as the evening's highlight. Refreshments followed around 8:30.
A. P. Ashworth of Longview Texas describes his bout with yellow fever. He recalls fearing death in the first two weeks and wishing for death in the next three, now believes he is on the road to recovery.
The roll names election officers for Bend precincts with first names shown for Republicans and last three Democrats. Minersville lists Edgar Wright Fred Zahl Seth Thomas Al Hartenbach W Yost Val Mitch. Syracuse lists Wm Mathewson Mrs Bertha Holter Avery Roberts W F Bartels Dana Ables John Cowie. Racie Village lists W K Smart Fred Bell Kelly Coe G Clyde Wolfe A F E Bing Chas Mallory Racine lists J C Pickens Lon Gibbs Eber Carnahan A M Roush Waldo Beaver D C Mcken Zie. Rocksprings names L V Reuter Fred Bailey Fred Googlein Wm Jenkinson Mrs Barbara Leifheit Nettie Collins. Silver Run lists Frank Fry Wesley Rice Ross Lewellyn C E B Tuck er Sadie Wolf Yona Butcher.
The Ross Harding family picked half a gallon of late strawberries on October 26 on Popular Ridge below Middleport. Mrs Ralph Cox and daughter Mary Harriet of Nelsonville visit the Prices of Thomas Fork and subscribe for The Messenger for their parents, showing how news from home towns binds Nelsonville and Pomeroy.
McArthur Jons Waldren from Carbondale visits Richland township and plans a return. Mrs Sarah Thorp and the Carson party, including Mrs Orville Carson and two children, come home from central Ohio, with Mrs Carson and one child returning to Cincinnati. Mrs George Warren of McArthur and Mrs Stephen Salts of Hundas return from Athens. A Ford crash on a freshly tarred pike near McArthur caused a rollover injuring three men, one seriously, as speed increased on the new surface.
Announcement from McArthur notes the marriage of Harry Minister of Columbus nephew of Edward Minister of Chancey to Miss Phylis Whitehill of Columbus. They will reside at 2464 Bexley Park Road, Columbus after February 1. The groom is a son of Mrs. Jessie Rand Minister and the late George Minister.
Rev A A Turner announces a county wide inter denominational gathering at McArthur on Saturday November 25. Prominent churchmen will address the conference with speakers in Vinton county including Rev H J Evans Rev Newton Bates Rev W Brugh and Rev J E Stafford. A planning committee led by Turner and including O J Howearth Miss Marian Dye and Miss Miriam Will is named.
Miss Zaidee Waxler of McArthur and Rev Fred Smith of New Plymouth will discuss Religious Education The Church and Public Morals Cooperative Evangelism Denominational Adjustments and other subjects related to the conference objects.
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