Troy Grange Honors Kelley Program in Arts of Husbandry
COOLVILLE nov 12 Troy Grange reported completion of a National Grange program for 1930 with a Kelley portraits prize and attendance counts. A program at Troy Grange No 905 featured biographical sketch of Oliver Hudson Kelley, poems, music, and speeches from members. About 45 attended as officers were elected and community notices followed including a missionary speaker and church event listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Grange
Father Kelley
Coolville
National Grange
Oliver Hudson Kelley
Grange
Kelley
Joseph W. Fichter
Maise Py
Marie Keller
C. E. Brandeberry
Ray Clark
Mildred Runnion
Edgar Dixon
Margaret Conklin
Ralph Stout
Albany Grange elects Ray Knowlton master at Saturday meeting
Albany Ohio November meeting of Albany Grange elected officers for the coming year with Ray Knowlton chosen master. Other officers include W M Throckmorton overseer Edith Bobo lecturer Sam Scott steward Lloyd Knowlton assistant steward Frank Bobo gate keeper Jessie F E Jones treasurer Maude Knowlton secretary J G Tewksbury chaplain Blanche Eliott Ceres Pharlie Wingett Pomona Tha Scott lady assistant steward Vera Knowlton. A brief program followed with songs and a talk by ex soldier C N Jones titled One Place of Interest I Saw While in France. Reverend E B Dean illness causes no services on the M E Circuit Sunday. The Rev Dean is in White Cross Hospital Columbus after sinus trouble operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Grange
Ray Knowlton
W. M. Throckmorton
Edith Bobo
Sam Scott
Lloyd Knowlton
Frank Bobo
Jessie FE. Jones
Maude Knowton
J. G. Tewksbury
Ceres
Blanche Eliott
Pomona
Pharlie Wingett
Flora
Altha Scott
Vera Knowlton
C. N. Jones
France
E. B. Dean
M.E
Dean
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Zaleski Mourns Mrs Cynthia Weed Ex Commissioner’s Wife
Cynthia Weed 35 wife of ex commissioner J W Weed died at home in Hope from pneumonia. She left husband two children Homer 10 and a two weeks old baby plus her parents, a sister, three brothers and many relatives. The community heard of multiple visits from neighbors and friends as Millfield disaster news loomed and funeral details followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Weed
J. W. Weed
Hope
Homer
Albert Pinney
Myrtle Pinney
David
New Marshfield
Perry
Pleasant Valley
Ira
Amesville Notices Include Birth, Car Crash and Local Events
Amesville residents report the birth of grandson James Henry Lochary on November 10 with mother Pat Lochary in Holzer Hospital Gallipolis. Rev A M Taylor’s car collision caused by dense fog left a fender damaged and a burst tire. Amesville High girls lost 7 to 17 and the boys won 17 to 19 against Chester Hill. Music and Study Club met at Mrs F H Gifford’s. reports from Federation meetings in Athens discussed Good Taste in the Home and Small Furnishings of Yesterday and Today with talks on lamps tables and lighting. Several attendees visited by relatives and attended Harvey Zarley funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Henry
James Henry Lochary
Pat Lochary
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
New England
A. M. Taylor
Taylor
Ames-Bern
Chesterhill High
Chesterhill
Amesville Music and Study Club
F. H. Gifford
Federation
Athens
Effie Glazier
Glazier
Dewey Goddard
Bessie Worley
Marianna Bing
Gifford
Etta Carpenter
C. H. Meltzer
Mt. Vernon
George Dicon
Local residents visit relatives and host families across town
Carpenter Claude Chase and Mrs Chase from Athens visit relatives here. Mrs W E Campbell teaches grades in Miss Ina Radekin's absence due to illness. Sunday guests include E A McCall and family and C H Jewell and daughter Don. Jeff Tewksbury and Milton Bratton spend time with local residents. G C Gorby teaching in Syracuse visits relatives. Armistice Day attendees from Athens join local gatherings. Isabel Robinson returns from Rutland trip. Lawrence K Woodyard Columbus and family visit their parents C P Woodyard and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Chase
Athens
W. E. Campbell
Ina Radekin
Nancy McCall
E. A. McCall
C. H. Jewell
Don
Jeff Tewksbury
Albany
W. E. Reeves
Milton Bratton
Mina Jewell
Downington
G. C. Gorby
Syracuse
Gorby
Emma McClain
H. W. Dudgeon
Isabel Robinson
Bart Romine
Rutland
Lawrence K. Woodyard
Columbus
C.P. Woodyard
Mrs John Davis aids Millfield relief efforts
Mrs John Davis of Taylor Ridge spent several days last week aiding relief work at Millfield. Her son Elmer Davis, employed at Mine No 6, escaped injury while Emmett Olbers narrowly escaped and recovers from bruises and shock. Sunday School was dismissed for funerals of explosion victims. Others visited, returned home, or joined services as families mourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
John Davis
Millfield
Davis
Elmer Davis
Emmett Olbers
Fred Olbers
Clifford Olbers
Dayton
Carl Robinett
Blaine Chalfant
Belle Valley
P. R. Chalfant
Frances le
P. B. Chalfant
Mary Keck
Lancaster
Minnie Keck
Robert Hanning
Glenna
Clea
Amanda
Paul Hanning
Neva Lantz
Trimble
Helen Hildabrand
Edith Hodgson
Hollister
Emma Hanning
Garnett Coey
James Coey
Alfred Hanning
Picnic and social visits dot Sunday in Gallia area
Families from Guysville Coolville Belpre and surrounding towns gathered at the F W Chapman farm on Shade River for a picnic and outing. Numerous residents visited relatives and friends including Hixsons Watkins Jeffers Boggs and Swartz groups during the day and evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Chapman
Henry Guiesendorfer
Guysville
Hall Chapman
Coolville
O. R. Kiracofe
Belpre
F. W. Chapman
Shade River
Grace Jeffers
Dorothea
Mildred Runnion
Leroy Boggs
Catheryn
Amos Hixson
Edwin
Willie
Dennis
Wayne Jeffers
Iowa
Raymond Boggs
Robert Sharp
Catherine Hardman
Jack Watkins
Athens
H. R. Watkins
Helen
Nina Barnhart
Glenn Nutter
Torch
O. L. Davis
Joe H. White
Laurelville
Harry Carleton
Raymond Follrod
Leola Follrod
Athens R. D
Ernett Swisher
John Barnhill
Dutch Ridge
Barnhills
Gallipolis
Carson Boggs
Gertrude Johnson
Vanderhoof
Rexal Boggs
Death for Murray City Resident Gaffey at 59
Richard Gaffey, 59, longtime Murray City resident, died at home after a three week illness. Funeral services were held at the M E Church Tuesday. He leaves a widow Cora, a son Ralph of Columbus, a daughter Kathleen Mullenkamp of Columbus, two brothers Charles of Roseville and Fred of Marton, a sister Mrs Charles Swearingen of Columbus, and a brother Clarence Stiff of Pataskala. Relatives and friends from out of town attended the funeral and many local residents visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gaffey
M. E. Church
Tyesday
Cora Gaffey
Ralph
Columbus
Kathleen Mullenkamp
Charles Gaffey
Roseville
Fred
Marton
Charles Swearingen
Clarence Stiff
Pataskala
James Penn
Athens
Clifford Brooker
George Brooker
Howard Brooker
Ruth Brooker
Charles
Frank
William Murphy
Agnes Murphy
Mary Dugan
Jack McAlister
Mulfield
James Hamer
Maud Penn
Ruth
Edwin Barker
Logan
Eunice Donoghue
George McMann
James Leroy
Mary Scully
Edwin
John Collmer
Detroit
John Dilly
Eunice
Harry
Bellaire
Anna
Nell Mclintyre
Pittsburgh
Leo Vollmer
Chicago
Harry Dugan
Pearl Pickle
Bicknell
Indiana
Joe Green
Evansville
Ind
Margaret Cotter
James
Nell
Glouster
Dorothy Hamer
Betty Johnston
New Straitsville
William Poling
Nelsonville
Gerald Robinson
Albert Koon
Helen
Lancaster
William Bush
Harold Potts
George Potts
Thomas Hardy
E. A. Person
Elizabeth Stout
Alfred
Nelle Hamer
Chester, Middleport football ends season in loss
Middlesport wins 14 to 7 over Chester in the season finale played Friday. Upcoming basketball opener between Lodi and Chester is set for the night before Thanksgiving, with both boys and girls teams competing. Local families visit Columbus relatives and other area residents host gatherings Sunday. The Farmers Institute for Chester Township will meet at the High School December 1 and 2. Funeral attendance noted for Joe Jackson of Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Middleport
Lodi
EB. B. Knight
Howard
Columbus
Victor Wills
Albert Cole
Homer Albert
East Shade
Emma Betzing
BP. Ko. Hoffman
Mildred Smith
Hogytown
Roy Betzing
Pomeroy
Farmers’ Institute
Chester Township
Joe Jackson
Millfield
Local social notes and mine disaster tribute
The Garden hosts Mae Shannafelt and Indiana guests Friday night. Eva Mohler visited Athens with daughter Selah Weatherby and attended the Messenger Cooking School. Lieu Howenstein learns her brother escaped a Millfield mine accident uninjured. Carrie Burleigh of Athena visits daughter KR Williamea. William Colemer and Weatherby visit Frank Lowther. Weatherby and Denver Hull join J P Mohler at home Sunday. Goldsberry of Wheeling, W Va. spent days with her mother. The Rev Sprague mourns mine explosion victims and will preach at Zion Church Sunday night November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Lowther
Mae Shannafelt
Indiana
Eva Mohiler
Selah Weatherby
Athens
Mohler
Messenger Cooking School
Lieu Howenstein
Millfield
Carrie Burleigh
Athena
Williamea
William Colemer
Frank Lowther
William Weatherby
Denver Hull
J. P. Mohler
Mue Goldsberry
Wheeling
W. Va
Sprigue
Mt. Zion
Zion Church
Completion of the Albany to Downington Road Opens Pomeroy Route
In Harrisonville on Nov 12 the finished road from Albany to Downington via Athens and Metes Counties creates a direct link to Pomeroy through Albany Downington and Harrisonville or Rutland to Gallipoli. The Cold Wire Road earned its name as the first telegraph line to Pomeroy ran along it. Historian notes record stage coaches 50 years ago carried passengers and mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Albany
Downington
Athens
Metes
Pomeroy
Rutland
Gallipoli
Pleasant Valley Social Notes and Upcoming Events
Pleasant Valley residents host visiting friends from Nelsonville Athens and Albany. The Ladies Aid Battery meets Friday at Daisy McKinley’s. new Meigs County high school dedication planned for Friday December 8. Kate French begins as attendant at O H EB Gallipolis, and Harrisonville girls tie Lodi in Friday basketball. Ethyl Tripp returns home after visiting Edna Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Chariea
Findy
Sayre
Tracey Whaley
Nelsonville
Prank Pugh
James Hallett
HW. M McKintey
KE. A. Dixon
Harry Graham
Athens
George Milliren
Lallie Milliren
Oscar Weaver
Anna Martin
Toledo
W. T. Martin
Pearl Wood
Charities Wood
Beatrice
James Wood
H. €. Brooks
Petty McVey
Hetty Brooks
Frank Pugh
T. W. Coe
Albany
Pomeroy
Meigs County
G. W. Ash
Kate French
0. H. EB. Gallipolis
French
Olive Tablets for Clear Skin and Vitality Claim
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promote clear pink skin and bright eyes by stimulating the liver and bowels without dangerous after effects. A purely vegetable formula with olive color, marketed as a laxative and bile aid, sold in millions of boxes with a 60 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Dr Edwards
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W. O. Stout
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Marie Hoobler
Admiral Byrd
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
J. E. Hartnell
J. H. Cline
W. B
Wilkesville
Will Jacobs
McArthur
D. Dailey
Thurman Haas
Zaleski
Fischer's Hall
John Hall
Ira Diles
Ethel Tripp
Robert Chambers
Harry Chambers
Little Hocking
Beatrice Smith
Frederick Smith
Perry Bond
Bond
Virginia
Herbert Sharp
Wolf Hotel
T. J. Shipley
George O'Leary
Elmer McKibben
Tirst Street
Criss
Theodore Lopez
Dundas
O'Leary
Charles Holdcroft
Charles Heskett
Philip Hawk
James McKibben
Mollie Lyle
John Schneider
Jack McAllister
McAllister
Lena Schall
Mary Shipley
Elizabeth Martin
William Schall
Frederick Brown
Hamden
Zaleski M. E
William Brown
Brown
Walter Andryvick
Sand Ridge
Ira Jones
Madison Township
Andryvick
Juley Atkinson
Jerry Martin, McArthur
Amesville
Lottridge
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the Fidelity
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Sam M. Johnson
the Fidelity Building Loap and Savings Co
Columbus, Ohio
Murray City
Pape
Marie McMillan
Prospect St
Indianapolis
Spain
Don Damaso Berenguer
Dreas
J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Henry Wyatt
Parkersburg
Harrisonville Girls
Lodi Girls
apOore
Ethyl Tripp
Mra
Edna Hawk
W.B. Drake
Athens County
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