Asbury Methodist Church Activities and Local Notices
Syracuse Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Thursday evening with Mrs. Gomer Lewis. Rally Day services Sunday morning. Epworth League officers elected Sunday evening: President Robert Flanagan Vice-president Mary Dalton Secretary Eleanor Karr. other officers Marvin Roberts Avazo Williams Ruth Flanagan. Attendees at Wyatt Plantz funeral include Judge and Mrs. J B Carleton and Belle Carleton. Many locals attend meetings in Marietta and Columbus. Patricia Karr Middleport visits grandmother. Rev Harry Dye preaches at Asbury Sundays 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Asbury Methodist Church
Gomer Lewis
Epworth League Society of
Robert Flanagan
Mary Dalton
Eleanor Karr
Marvin Roberts
Avazo Williams
Ruth Flanagan
Belle Carleton
Wyatt Plantz
C. Y. Bridgman
Collins
Metters
Fred Shumway
Diriver
Wellston _urday
Parkersburg
Ira Fleming
Charles Wagner, Sr
Letart
Ernest Duffy
Harry Dye
Rutland
Dinner by New Straitsville Ladies Aid on Election Day
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church in New Straitsville served a public dinner on election day. Mr. and Mrs. Ad Edgell of Buchtel visited Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McNamie. Sherman Sprankle, under treatment at Cherrington Hospital in Loran, shows improvement. Mrs. Orla Coakley and son with Mrs. Walter Phillips and son visited Mrs. Charles Breeze. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Blankenship and daughters spent Saturday on Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Ad Edgell
Buchtel
Jas. McNamie
Sherman Sprankle
Cherrington Hospital
Loran
Orla Coakley
Walter Phillips
Charles Breeze
Old Straitsville
Barney Blankenship
Logan
Amesville Woman Injured After Marietta Car Collision
Mrs. Laura Smith and her sister Mrs. Frank Selby were injured when an automobile struck them in Marietta Monday morning. Mrs. Selby suffered a broken leg while Mrs. Smith received severe bruises and cuts. The car mounted the curb and sidewalk before stopping. Mrs. Selby hospitalized in Marietta. Mrs. Smith cared for at the Selby home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Marietta
Laura Smith
Frank Selby
Farmers Institute
W. L. Carpenter
Effie Glazier
Halloween social and weekend visits in Carbondale area
Carbondale residents hosted Halloween events and weekend guests from multiple towns. Notable names include Mrs. Mary Chesser in Columbus and families such as the Frisbys, Kennards, Six, Landises, and McDaniels visiting relatives in Chillicothe Athens Nelsonville Barberton Chauncey New Lexington. Local incidents included Ray Newton losing two front teeth and Albert Tremaine injuring a thumb at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Landis
Mary
Dora Hoak
Martha Russel
Joseph
Helen
Ethel Thomas
Betty
Chillicothe
Nora Frank
Hazel
Dorothy
Athens
Pete Frisby
Stewart
Londa Pollock
James Frisby
Eva Kennard
Columbus
Mary Chesser
Wesley
Clyde Gordon
Cleveland
James Darrows
Forest Dunn
Paul Dunn
J. M. Ballou
Zanesville
Mat Brandenburg
John Barrows
Paul
M. M. Butts
Bert Youngs
George McCullen
Nelsonville
William Hook
William Ogan
New Lexington
Clarence Landis
Kenneth
Barberton
Rena Hook
Do. M. Kennard
Chauncey
Margaret Hoak
Susie Lowry
Anna Milar
Wesley Six
Ray Newtun
Albert Tremaine
Carbondale
Charles McDaniel
Lucile
Kathleen
Nelson McDaniel
Sarah McDaniel
Community notes from Albany area gatherings and events
Albany area residents hosted and visited over the weekend with gatherings at the Hodgin Jensen and Dailey households. Ohio University homecoming game attendance. Grange meeting planned with fruit salad lunch. Halloween party at the Allen home featured orange and black décor and games. Picnic Grove P T A held its October meeting with prizes, a stove fund vote, and a seasonal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. L. Dustheimer
Mellie Cline
Berea
Ohio
J. E. Cline
Ohio University
Albany Grange
Albany Board
D. Dailey
Picnic Grove P. T. A
Leona Jones
P.T.A
Pleasant Valley Visitors and Local Dinners Highlight Weekend
Pleasant Valley residents hosted and visited relatives across the area. Columbus guests Mr and Mrs Dudley Smith joined Mr and Mrs H M McKinley for a weekend stay. Middleport visitors included Mr and Mrs A Woodyard and family and Mr and Mrs George Bolin with granddaughter Zela Bolin. The Hanning home welcomed Frances Han ning and friends at a Sunday dinner. Funeral services for Mrs James Graham were held at Downington Baptist Church led by Rev C A Spriggs after her body arrived from North Dakota to her son and daughter in law J A Graham’s home. Friends calling on Emerson Wood included Mr and Mrs J M Knowlton and others. Sunday guests at Charles Wood’s home included Mr and Mrs Bradley, Virgil Stanley, Felix Dorsey, and Kate Brooks. Frank Pugh family visited Perry MacClannahan and Wright Pugh in the Bates area. Sade Brooks and granddaughter Joyce-Anne Tyler also called on Mrs Kate Wood last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Smith
Columbus
Sunia
H. M. McKinley
A. Woodyard
Middleport
George Bolin
Zela Bolin
Hattie Savage
Frances Hanning
C. A. Spriggs
Downington Baptist Church
James Graham
North Dakota
J. A. Graham
Emerson Wood
J. M. Knowlton
E. A. Dixon
H. (. Brooks
Frank Pugh
Homer Stotts
Mildred Pugh
Charles Wood
Bradley
Nelsonville
Virgil Stanley
Felix Dorsey
Kate Brooks
Anna May
Vivian
Edward
Perry MacClannahan
Wright Pugh
Near Bates
Sade Brooks
Joyce-Anne Tyler
Kate Wood
L. H Allen
R. M. Allen
John Archer
J. E. Mataon
Millfield
Charles Martin
Lewis Shirley
Athansa
James Gartan and Sons
Wl French
J. N. Jenkins
Glen White
Orcs Swarts
Austin Hall
Cecl McConnell
Athens
Dorothea Runnion
Missea Myrtia
Daisy Murphey
West Virginia
Clarence Swisher
Morrow County
Peimmett Swisher
Daniel Ackley
H. C. Swisher
Eber Runsell
John
Junior Ackley
Rocky Point
Local Notes From Downington and Nearby Areas
Dora Howell remains convalescent at Holzer Hospital after a Sunday accident. Diphtheria closes the local school for a week. Congressman Jenkins spoke at the schoolhouse Friday. Gath Townsend and Hazel were in Pomeroy Thursday. Robert Gibson is recovering from diphtheria. Winfield and Mrs. Louisa Reeves visited John Clark Sunday. Jack and Mrs. Jewell of Athens visited relatives here Sunday. Howard and Mrs. Welsh stayed with Jack Dean’s family last week. Pearl Ash moved to the Hopkins property. Clark and James Hidden of Racine visited John Clark. Ross Boring covers mail routes this week replacing Frank Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Howell
Holzer Hospital
Thomas A. Jenkins
Gath Townsend
Hazel
Pomeroy
Robert Gibson
Winfield Reeves
Louisa Reeves
John Clark
Jack Jewell
Athens
Howard Welsh
Jack Dean
Pearl Ash
Hopkins
Clark
James Jiiden
Racine
Ross Boring
Frank Gibson
A Medicinal Tonic for Throat Irritation Promoted
An astringent remedy named Treatine is advertised to treat tonsil irritation and avoid surgery. A $3.00 bottle is available at all drug stores as a non surgical treatment option.
Masquerade party at the Allen home and weekend hosts
A masquerade party was held Friday night at Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Allen’s home with games and refreshments. Numerous relatives and friends visited or stayed with local families over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Allen and daughter, the Matson and Martin families, the Davia and Swisher households, and other area residents.
Hard Road Extension Near Harrisonville Albany Complete
Harrisonville November 6 G W Ash progresses on the Harrisonville Albany road from the Athena County line toward Pearl Chapel to link with the hard surface road. The project will finish a hard road from Harrisonville north to Albany while local residents change homes and travel routes.
Local Social Roundup From Hebbardsville And Nearby
Mrs. Jizsie Tinker of Akron visits due to her father Samuel Hows illness. Miss Gladys Collins spends Thursday night with Miss Geneva Dean in Albany. Mrs. Helen Jeffers of Carpenter visits with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Laurer Cordray. Mr. and Mrs. BE. G. Pauley of Middleport return to their farm here. G. Vo Wingo to 11 peritonitis. Miss Opal Lawson entertains her Sunday School Class at Mrs Harry Lodwick’s home with a Halloween party. Ed Lodwick of Cincinnati spends the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lodwick. Miss Helen Davies of Columbus visits with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davies. Miss Nellie Swinehart visits Zabale friends. Harley Collins and Miss Cleda Curtis of Athens spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Collins
Geneva Dean
Albany
Helen Jeffers
Carpenter
Laurer Cordray
BE. G. Pauley
Middleport
G. Vo Wingo
Opal Lawson
Harry Lodwick
Ed. Lodwick
Cincinnati
Tlelen Davies
Columbus
Frank Davies
Misa Neliie Swinehart
Zabale
Harley Collins
Cleda Curtis
Athens
G. W. Collina
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
A reader recalls relief from gas and indigestion after using Pape's Diapepsin. The ad-style note touts rapid aid for belching sour stomach and heartburn, with testimonials, dosing advice, and free sample offer from Wheeling West Virginia.
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Pape
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