Funeral for Russell Maness. coal disaster victim at No 5 Mine
Funeral services for Russell Maness of Murray City, 20, killed by a coal fall at No 5 Mine were held at Murray M. E. Church with Rev. Householder presiding. Maness, a Virginia native who moved to town at age six, was active in local football and leaves a mother, a sister, and two brothers. Burial followed in Murray City Cemetery. The period also notes numerous local social visits and a succession of obituaries and weekend trips among residents, including the death of Eunice Donoghue and various family gatherings across Murray City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Saness
No. 5
Murray M. E
Householder
M. E. Church
Virginia
Media Maness
Beulah
Raymond
Carl
Murray City
Eunice Donoghue
William Donoghue
William
James
Grace
Ben Vollmer
Kate Kinnear
Eunice Sanborn
New Pittsburgh
Mary Donoghue
St. Philips Neri Church
Glenna Boling
Margaret Robinson
Heart Morris
Glouster
William Thomas Jr
Columbus
William Thomas
Roy Baley
Barberton
William Slisher
Gladys Nutter
Logan
John Walters
Clarence Archer
George Archer
Coshocton
Local social notes and ill residents in the region
Civil War veteran Mortimer McKnight in Columbia Township is seriously ill at home. Several new scarlet fever cases reported. Ohio State student Eddie L Howery spent weekend with parents. Visits include Caster family Fontelle in Columbus and Bernice Saulters with sister Vesta Robinson. Others noted: Charles McCall of Lancaster, Jewell family, and Roy Shafer moving near Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegra Wood
Pomeroy
G. G. Wood
C. H. Jewell
Mortimer McKnight
Columbia Township
Eddie L. Howery
Ohio State University
Columbus
S. F. Howery
A. R. Caster
Fontelle
Don
E. W. McVay
C. Hartman
Athens
Southeastern Test Farm
Roy Shafer
I M. Swett
D. E. Allen Farn
Albany
Ladies' Aid Society meeting at Mrs. Wilbur Young's home
The Clarks Chapel Ladies' Aid met at 48 May Avenue Athens for a sewing afternoon and a contest on The Farmer's Love Letter. Guests included Mrs. Clinton Frost, Mrs. Lester Weatherby, and Mrs. George Kaler. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wilbur Young
May Avenue
Athens
W. C. Radford
Clinton Frost
Lester Weatherby
George Kaler
Joseph Robinson
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