Albany News Roundup Travelers and Local Notices
Albany society notes recounts visits by Clifton Pearman and Florence Brown to Mrs. Gardner. bank cashier EB Bolton on leave to Columbus. teachers’ association events in Athens. posters contest results. various local residents visiting kin in Mansfield Portsmouth and Huntington. Comings and goings at the Welker and Allen households. continued in next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Pearman
Florence Brown
Charlie
Amesville Suny
G. A. Gardner
F. EB. Bolton
Citiwens Bank
Alence
Lumbus
Nasal
EB. T. Dailey
Athens
Tom Johnson
Adrial Welker
Belleville
Floryce Brown
Charlie Brown
Professor Welker
Albany
Teachers’ Association
Zaleski
Leo Thomas
Thomas
Welkers
Curtis Jones
Smith
Winners in Contest at Institute Prizes Awarded
Winners announced Tuesday evening by two speakers. Pauline Gillogly won first place, Georgia Metcher second. Abel McKnight first among high school students, Fannie Lewis second. Prizes were fountain pens and each contestant received a lead pencil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute Tuesaday
Pauline Gillogly
Granville Gillogly
Georgia Metcher
Harley Fletcher
Abel McKnight
Fannie Lewis
Albany grains and vegetables premium winners announced
Merchants of Albany awarded prizes at the community institute for top grain and vegetable displays. Winners include Lee Elliott for yellow corn, Gene Potter for white corn, Floyd Fought for pop corn, A F E Potter for wheat, Floyd Fought for oats, William Crow for potatoes, Jesse Lewis for heaviest pumpkin, Lee Elliott for Rome Beauty apples, Dow Sanders for York Imperial, and Don Sanders for other varieties with several prize details and donors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Community Institute
Lee Elliott
Coe Brothers
Gene Potter
Coes
Yorkes Hardware
George Spring
Floyd
Coe Hardware
A. F E. Potter
Cottingham Garage
Floyd Fought
E. E. Rotroff
William Crow
J. E. Cline
Jesse Lewis
E. F E. Goldsberry
Rome
Lee
Social hosts welcome guests from Pleasant Hill and Albany
Mr and Mrs Cydnor Fouts entertained Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Gwinn of Pleasant Hill and Aunt Mrs John Ford of Green Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Also present were Mr and Mrs Howard Stanley and their son Farle of Albany for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cydnor Fouts
Charles Gwinn
Pleasant Hill
John Ford
Green Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Howard Stanley
Farle
Albany
Local residents enjoy visits and travel across towns
Frank Coe visited Akron last Thursday to see his daughter and son in law the Hart family and returned Monday with Mrs. Coe. Mrs Florence Strong leaves for Wilkesville to see her ailing mother Mrs Little. Emmett Wingett and wife buy their current farm from the Tewksburys. Amanda Wells heads to Pomeroy to visit Rev. and Mrs Weed. Rotroff hosts include Roscoe Fox and E M McCormack. Dalley attends S E convention of clubs as district chair. Wednesday club meets Thursday at Mrs Ed Lasch’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coe
Akron
Earl Hart
Coe
Florence Strong
Wilkesville
Little
Jeff Tewksbury
Wingett
Amanda Wells
Robert Weed
Pomeroy
Albany
F. F. Rotroff
Roscoe Fox
Rodney
E. M. McCormack
Gallipolis
D. Dalley
S. E. Convention of
Community Service
Ed Lasch
Institute Sparks Farmers Interest and Vocational Talk
A community institute drew 275 attendees including the high school as Dr. Anderson and Mr. Flemming spoke on choosing a vocation. Music from early grades accompanied the sessions, with further presentations by Apple Orchards and Rural Problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Flemming
Night session draws 260 at institute programs
More than 260 persons attended the night session on Monday to hear Mrs. Anderson discuss America's Citizen Factories, followed by Mr. Flemming's Story of twenty years away from the farm. Music by the high school and seventh and eighth grades accompanied Tuesday’s events. Officers listed include President Mrs. Ida Elliott, Secretary M. W. Throckmorton, Correspondent Mrs. E. Rickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Throckmorton
E. Rickey
Local visits and homecomings noted in Fort Wayne and area
Stewart Oliver, recently returned to his Fort Wayne duties, is mentioned among a flurry of weekend guests. Howard Johnson and family from Baltimore stayed with friends nearby. Rome Laman and the Aherent family from Gunberry visited Mrs. Brandenberry and attended the ILO O F homecoming. Clarence Moore and daughter Reta of Lauchbourne, with John Lightfoot and son Garth, visited Mrs. Lightfoot’s parents the Norris family for a weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Oliver
Fort Wayne
Ind
Howard Johnson
Billy
Rex
Baltimore
Ohio
Rome Laman
Fred Aherent
Garnett
Clarys
Bulah May
Gunberry
Brandenberry
ILO
O. F
Clarence Moore
Reta of
Lauchbourne
Wm. Hurst
John Lightfoot
Garth
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Violet Allen
D. E. Allen
Miss Allen
Mary Reeder
Madeline Potter
Ronnie Gregory
Rex Wingett
Keith Zimmerman
Worley Webb
Donald Riseell
George Rolin
William Lindley
Boyd Potter
James Whaley
Athens National Bank
Townhouse
Fairview
Leslie Carpenter
Portsmouth
John Stewart
New Lexington
Columbus
Wade Dean
Mabel Rowan
John France
Mansfield
R. B. Justin
Smithfield
C. A. Wiseman
Clare
J. T. Pickering
Huntington
Guy Spaulding and Sons
Frank Robinson
Ed Bailey
Guysville
Bailey
Ohio Fuel and Logan Gas Company
Gaity Myers
George Henry
William McKee
Trenton
Neal Watton
Law
Mise Marie Nice
Columbia
Hhe
Ed Nice
Roy and
William
The
C. D. Shafer Co
Athens Co. Snv. and Loan Co
Stedman
Turkey
Barat
Geo. O. Thurn
the Messenger Cooking School
F. C. Stedman Co
Packers and Provisioners
U. S
Stewart
Athens Ice and Storage Co
George O. Thurn
Messenger
Ing School
West Gay ST
Meen State
the Fidelity
Sam M. Johnson
Fidelity Building Loan and Gavinge Co
Columbus, Ohio
Kohler
D. C
C. V. Strawn Plumbing and Heating
Chimes
Crubbo
Mrs
Mrs. Thurn
Demonstra
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