Murray City Obituary and Funeral Notices
James Wright aged 23 died of pneumonia at home in Murray after a brief illness. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday at 2 PM. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Albert Wright, two sisters Hannah and Catharine, six brothers Leo Fred William Matthew Ralph and Donald. Burial at Green Lawn. Numerous relatives and friends contributed to the service and attendance. Additional items note visitors and travels of local residents, with several names and towns mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wright
Murray
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bur
Green Lawn
Albert Wright
Hannah
Catharine
Leo
Fred
William
Matthew
Ralph
Donald
J. Li
Edward
Bertha
Logan
Berne Reed
Frank Mowery
Lancaster
George Ascker
Palmer
Jenis Wright
Gon Albert
Baltimore
Roy Wright
Willie Wright
Buchtel
Frank Wright
the Plains
Frank Acker
New Lexington
Wesley Acker
Howard Brooker
Detroit
Glen Williams
Columbus
Henry Chaney
Ida Wyman
Grace Thomas
Ruth Penn
Wek
Hazel Loper
Cecil Lunsford
Jacksonville
Akron
Robert Peacock
Central Ohio Teachers Meeting Attendees Listed in Columbus
Attendees from the city for the Central Ohio Teachers meeting in Columbus include Ruth Brooker Effie Jonas Esther Briley Hazel Antle Ruth Penn Joe Stone Grace Thomas Lorena Frazee Thelma Jaynes Grace Donoghue Anna Shaffer and Kate Kinnear Also Mr and Mrs C F Sweazy of Logan visited Mr and Mrs Isaac Hoch Rev L R Roberts of Athens will preach at Pilgrim Holiness Church on Wednesday November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ohio Teachers
Columbus
Ruth Brooker
Effie Jonas
Esther Briley
Hazel Antle
Ruth Penn
Joe Stone
Grace Thomas
Lorena Frazee
Thelma Jaynes
Grace Donoghue
Anna Shaffer
Kate Kinnear
C. F. Sweazy
Logan
Isaac Hoch
L. R. Roberts
Athens
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Obituary for Murray Resident Joseph Smart
Joseph Smart known as Daddy, 85, of Murray died at home Sunday evening after weeks of illness. His wife predeceased him. A charter member of the Murray K of P Lodge, he leaves four sons Joseph Smart Jr Orbiston John Smart Barerton George Smart Duneden Fla James Smart Murray and daughter Mrs Alice Hardy who had lived with him. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 PM at the late residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smart
Murray
Smart
the K. of P. Lodge
Joseph Smart, Jr
Orbiston
John Smart
Barberton
George Smart
Duneden
Fla
James Smart
Alice Hardy
Syracuse Area News Highlights For Armistice Day Week
Mrs W A Adams and son Sterling visit with sister Mrs Irving Karr then return to Parkersburg. Grace Bartels recently visited Columbus. Ella Mae Duckworth hosts Standard Bearer Society with a Japanese program and refreshments. Hendrick opens a grocery near the bathing beach. J G Matthewson and daughter visit Columbus. Syracuse schools closed Armistice Day. teachers and pupils attend Pomeroy Bend Bridge dedication. Evangelistic meetings at M E Church begin November 13 and run three weeks with sermons by local pastors. Mrs L O Line berger and Mrs W A Adams attend Woman's Foreign Missionary Society November meeting. Grace Jiden visiting Huntington. Dave Mainwaring guests in Pittsburgh.
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Ella Mae Duckworth
M. E. Church
Fowler
Shaving Kreem Marketed To Men With Ladies Appeal
A vintage advertisement promotes Shaving Kreem claiming to soften bristles for a smoother shave. It touts thick lather, faster use, and a cool soft feel, appealing to men seeking grooming products. The copy notes availability via druggists or Glessner Co. Findlay Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glessner Co
Findlay
Ohio
Digestive and Liver Powder Praised in Testimonial
A Tennessee resident reports relief from long stomach troubles after using Dr. Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powder. The ad touts decades of use, claims to aid digestion and prevent fermentation, and notes availability at drug stores.
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J. R. Smith
Enarville
Tenn
Dr. Jackson
Mt Etna Erupts Spouting Lava and Fire
Mount Etna erupts again sending molten lava and burning stones across the countryside. Thick ash and fiery torrents force evacuations as homes are destroyed and residents flee the danger zone.
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Mt. Etna
Lottridge Winners Named in Prince of Peace Contest
Sunday results list Lawrence Chapel M E Miss Mable Buck first Louise Watkins second and Guy White third for Lottridge U B. William Dixon first Grace Jeffers second. Local society notes cover moves visits and dinners among Coolville Parkersburg Athens and surrounding families.
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Lawrence Chapel
M. E
Mable Buck
Louise Watkins
Guy White
Lottridge U. B
William Dixon
Grace Jeffers
F. W. Chapman
Coolville
Frost
Clarks Chapel
Chapman Farm
Lenin Townsend
Beulah
Parkersburg
N. M. Allen
Carson Boggs
Charles Campbell
Coolville Station
The Superfluous Woman No More
A humorous attack on the idea of “superfluous women” tied to Mealth and modern health ideas. The piece quotes women who describe Najol as a beneficial aid learned from a school doctor and promoted as harmless, claiming it helps with fatigue and toxin removal. The ad touts Najol as safe and recommends buying from a druggist.
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Murray City
Henry Peacock
James Hamer
Maud Penn
Richard
Margaret Orndoff
Frank Shelton
Lester Edwards
Syracuse
W. A. Adams
Sterling
Irving Karr
Grace Bartels
Hendric
J. G. Matthewson
Mrs
Virgil Campbell
Pomeroy Bend Bridge
Rev
Mrs. L. O. Line
Ciety
Grace Jiden
Harry Long
Huntington
Dave Mainwaring
Pittsburgh
Ann
Tain
DeSoto
Frances T. Northcross
Messenger Cooking
Athens High School
Chrysler
Moler Auto Sales Co
W. Carpenter St
Athens, Ohio
Mt. Rocco
Island of
Sicily
The
Buckeye State Building and Loan
East
Gay ST
Columbus .O
Frances Northcross
Home Economist
Demolet Bros
Diel
Lottridge
Edna Nestor
Mildred Runnion
H. Allen
R. M. Allen
Eleanore
Robert Stuckey
Myrta
Jean Nestor
Robert Sharp
Harry Carelton
Clarence Swartz
Ralph Allen
L. H. Allen
Charles Day
G. W. White
Aldo McKinley
Leroy Boggs
Marie Barnheart
Mrs. L. H. Allen
Sylvia Daugherty
Rexford
C. W. Townsend
Beebe
L. T. Bunni
J. G. Murphey
Athens County
Woodworths
Court House
Frances Troy Northcross
Robertshaw
Universal Food Chopper
Wheaton
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