Bake sale planned by Ladies' Aid at M. E. church
COOLVILLE Nov 15 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will hold a bake sale at the hardware store Saturday afternoon beginning at 2 o'clock. Dressed chicken and baked goods will be on sale. Multiple local residents are noted visiting, traveling, or convalescing, with various neighbors and families attended events and visits around Athens, Torch, Parkersburg, and Decatur.
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Coolville
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
M. E. Church
Community Dinner Hosts Numerous Local Guests
The Plains hosts a Sunday chicken dinner with visitors including Emmett Sherwood Jr and Emmett Sherwood of Youngstown, Hart Hopkins and family, Harold Martindille, Sherman Hopkins of McArthur, and other relatives. Local moves and travel involve many families across Athens, Columbus, Newark, and Cincinnati.
Local family visits and house guests from area
Bedford residents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Walker and their daughter stayed with Jessie Cuckler and family. W T Whatey from Columbus visited with his family. Harvey Cuckler and sister Nellie stayed with Glen Hart and family. Mr and Mrs Charles Hines and Clyde Hines hosted guests, then visited Thomas Mulligan and a family in Amanda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Walker
Middleport
Jessie Cuckler
W. T. Whatey
Columbus
Harvey Cuckler
Nelie
Glen Hart
Charles Hines
Clyde Hines
Mir
Thomas Mulligan
Amanda
Local Movements and Social Visits Across Pomeroy Amesville and Glouster
Mr. Carmel and Mr. and Mrs. R S Roberts moved to Pomeroy while Harry Lawrence family moved into Roberts property. H R Henry and Mrs moved to Amesville. Sedwick visitors to ill John Sedwick. Charles Vernon and Jessie Sharp visited George Thompson. John White and family in Amesville. Thompson returned from Columbus. Community mourns Sand Rocks church fire last Wednesday. Youth outing at Buzzard Rock with Ethel Lawrence Garnett Sedwick Mary Lawrence Esther Whitlatch Leonard White Harold Lawrence Tom Hanson Lester Lawrence Sammy McCune Glenn Lawrence Gilbert and Neal Sedwick.
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R. S. Roberts
Pomeroy
Harry Lawrence
Columbus
Sand Rocks
Buzzard Rock
Ethel Lawrence
Garnett Sedwick
Mary Lawrence
Esther Whitlatch
Leonard White
Harold Lawrence
Tom Hanson
Lester Lawrence
Sammy McCune
Glenn Lawrence
Gilbert and
Neal Sedwick
Local Notes and Visits Include Parkersburg Guests
Stewart Mrs Charles Norris returns Saturday from Parkersburg hospital after major surgery three weeks ago. Mr and Mrs Charles McBee host Sunday visitors Geraldine McBee Ray Dye Betty Lou and Mildred Dye of Parkersburg. The grange held an all day meeting at the I O O F hall. Rome township teams travel to Hollister Friday. Vera Robinson of Columbus visited over weekend. Mrs P W Parsons of Haga Ridge visited her daughter Nellie a high school student here. Mrs P T Bush slowly improving from illness.
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Ralph Chevalier
Clyde Parrish
J. &. Bailey
Athens
Madge Grewey
Wingo
Hebbardsville
G. V. Wingo
Arnold C. Hudwell
J. J. Chute
Philo
Troy Grange
G. O. Shanks
A. L. Conkliff
C. F. Gibbs
Edgar Dixon
Charles Campbell
T. McBride
Myrta Morrison
W. Kh. Watkins
Eres
Dora Barth
Pomona
Rachel Hornsby
Flora
Sophronia
Ireland
Parkersburg
Elza Heiney
New Lexington
C. A. Cowdery
Francis Smith
New Matamoras
H. M. Walden
Abe Burdette
Lee Gaston
Carthage
H. H. Chapman
K. W. Chapman
Near Lottridge
Claude Conklin
Wayne C. Conklin
Harold Conklin
Charles Norris
Charles McBee
Geraldine McBee
Ray Dye
Betty Lou
Mildred Dye
The
Grange
I. O. O. F. Hall
Rome Township
Hollister
Vera Robinson
Columbus
P. W. Parsons
Haga Ridge
Nellie
P. T. Bush
Local residents travel and visit over the weekend
Carpenter Mr and Mrs Stanley Bobo from Gallipolis visited Mr and Mrs Grant Bobo and cast ballots at the home township voting place. Emmett Webb escaped injury after his horse fell through a bridge floor on the way home from a school board meeting. G C Gorby visited Pomeroy while Miss Kifia Wood and Elma Wood spent time in Athens. Mr and Mrs Homer Chase from Columbus visited I N and Mrs Chase. A B Rupe and sons Perley and Wilbur toured Columbus. H Smith and Elma Wood also spent time in Albany.
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Stanley Bobo
Gallipolis
Mr. Bobo
Grant Bobo
Bobo
Emmett Webb
Mr. Webb
G. C. Gorby
Pomeroy
Kifia Wood
Athens
Homer Chase
Columbus
Mr. Chase
I. N. Chase
A. B. Rupe
Perley and
Wilbur
Elma Wood
Ohio University At Athens
H. Smith
Albany
Community News Brief from Carbondale and Athens
Carbondale residents Mr and Mrs Frank Betts of Athens spent Sunday with Mrs Betts parents Mr and Mrs John Howson. loha Goff employed at Gypsum visited family. Dwight Clark and son Donald joined Mr and Mrs Elpha Goff and family for a Sunday gathering. Walter Webb and family from Columbus visited Sarah Webb and Pat Patrick of Columbus joined them. Juanita Tefft spent weekend in Athens and Columbus Gallipolis. Mrs M J Callahan hosted guests including Mrs Sarah Rutledge of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs R P Enderlin of Circleville. A tin shower for Ace McDaniel and Mrs Sherman Prater's home. Sarah Webb plans a weeks visit with relatives in Columbus.
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Adam Sherwood
the Plains
Emmettherwood
Emmett, Jr
Youngstown
Hert Hopkins
Julia Anne
Herbert Jr
Irvin Martindille
Harold
Columbus
John Hopkins
Sherman
McArthur
Emmett Sherwood
Emmett Jr
Newark
Joe Hutchins
Logan
Seth Robinson
Charles Keeton
Thelma
Ashland
Ky Kid Burdette
Athens
Frank Smith
Harvey Hawkins
John Hawkins
John Weat
L. Morris
Harry Noble
Alfred Hawk
Mike Bartoe
Shelby McAllister
Pittsburgh
Troy Hunter
Steve Popowich
Pike, County
Andy Cabins
Liz Guess
William
Roscoe Shields
Charles Brown
Athens State Hospital
J. K. Brown
Floyd
Norman Brown
Cincinnati
Cliff Wolfe
Virgene Shields
St. Aldie Matheney
Emaline Matheney
Jeff
Roy Hawk
Gallipolis
Frank Betts
Sarah Webb
Juanita Tefft
M. J. Callahan
Sarah Rutledge
R. P. Enderlin
Circleville
Sherman Prater
Ace McDaniel
Mt Olive United Brethren Church Dedicated Sunday
The Mt Olive United Brethren church newly built on the old foundation near the new Pike between Wilkesville and Hawke will be dedicated Sunday afternoon by Rev. I O Koster. An all day meeting and basket picnic are planned with local residents and visitors attending.
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Mt. Olive
United Brethren
I. O. Koster
United Brethren Church
New Pike
Wilkesville
Hawke
George Knox
Akron
Emily Donaldson
Columbus
J. O. Martin
Jackson
W. E. Stanton
Webb Polen
Ruth
Eugene
New Lexington
Grace Frazee
Tom Wilbur
William Sperry
Chillicothe
Nell Vogeleang
Edna Gramlick
Wellston
Phillip Ward
Kenneth Ward
New Yorkers Motor Under the Hudson Everett Calaway Near Bethel
Local notices report social visits from Canton and Stewart to area families. Pastoral calls for White Cross Hospital are noted, along with a hospital operation for Lydia Starkey in Parkersburg. An election yielded 199 votes locally and gas well work continues on Emmett Swisher’s farm.
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Lydia Starkey
City Hospital
Parkersburg
Election results and community notices from Zaleski
Zaleski voters elected Rans Woods as village marshal and Ira V. Diles as mayor. School board candidates Garfield Diles and James G. McKibben won. George Cavanaugh and Frank Bighouse were defeated. Velinus James beat James OLeary for corporation and township clerk. Abe Trout, Glen Rosser, and Charles Sharp won trustee posts. Eastern Star chapter elected officers for the year W M Iva Hill W P Vern Brewer A M Jenola McKibben Conductress Louise McKibben Associate Conductress Gladys Brewer Secretary Mary Potter Treasurer John Potter. Appointments went to Adair Martha Hull Ruth Myrtle Thomas Esther Ruth Coleman Martha Lena Rathburn Electa Fanny King Warder Rufus Thomas Sentinel E F McKibben Organist Gladys Thomas. Mrs Mary Shipley ill but improving. Visitors and local notes from Columbus and Hamden. Alonzo Egelberry, 73, dies. funeral Tuesday at M E church with Oak Grove cemetery burial.
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Rans Woods
Marshall
Ira V. Diles
Garfield Diles
James G. McKibben
George Cavanaugh
Frank Bighouse
Velinus James
James O'Leary
Abe Trout Glen Rosser
Charles Sharp
Eastern Star
W. M
Iva Hill
W. P
Vern Brewer
A. M
Jenola McKibben
Louise McKibben
Gladys Brewer
Mary Potter
John Potter
Adair
Martha Hull
Ruth
Myrtle Thomas
Esther
Ruth Coleman
Martha
Lena Rathburn
Electa
Fanny King
Rufus Thomas
Sentinel
E. F. McKibben
Gladys Thomas
Mary Shipley
Anna Renbow
Columbus
Flora Dill
L. A. Waits
Columbua
Jessie Rhoades
Esta Anthony
Hamden
Frank Markins
Alonzo Egelberry
Etta
Nora
Hugh
Ira
M. E
Oak Grove Cemetery
Lottridge Ladies Aid Meeting at Lawrence Chapel
The Ladies Aid Society of Lawrence Chapel met at Mr and Mrs L T Runnion home last Saturday with twelve members and three visitors. After business they quilted and planned to meet in December at Mr and Mrs J N Jenkins home. Visitors at the Sherman home included Mr and Mrs Fred MacLeod and Charlie Sherman from New Marshfield and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Lawrence Chapel
L.T. Runnion
J. N. Jenkins
Jay M. L. Sherman
Fred MacLeod
Charlie Sherman
New Marshfield
Raphal Sherman
Barberton
William Sherman
Cutler
Edna Collins
Athens
Earl White
Visitor Gatherings Across Chauncey and Stewart Areas
Bethany couple Mr and Mrs Grant Russell hosted Sunday relatives including Hollis Stalder Dan Johnston and families from Chauncey along with Mrs Glenora Wright and her sons Herman and James visiting Julia Bean in Guysville. Wade Burke and Wade Jarvis from Stewart visited Clarence Petty recently. Susie Woodey is seriously ill Martha Petty stays with daughter Belva Norris in Stewart after Parkersburg hospital discharge. Paul and Lewis Chalfant from Stewart spent Sunday with uncle Isaac Barnhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Russell
Hollis Stalder
Dan Johnston
Chauncey
Glenora Wright
Sone
Herman
James
Wright
Julia Bean
Guysville
Wade Burke
Wade Jarvis
Stewart
Clarence Petty
Susie Woodey
Martha Petty
Belva Norris
Parkersburg
Paul and
Lewis Chalfant
Isaac Barnhart
Marietta Triumphs Over Chesterhill In Football Meeting
The Marietta football team defeated Chesterhill in a lively game. Junior League of Chesterhill hosted a masquerade at the church Friday night with about forty attendees. Ladies' Aid served meals at the hall on election day and reported good proceeds. Mrs. Ester Woolman entertained guests Friday with Mrs. Davis, son Robert Lewis, and Mrs. Huffman. Carl Hallowell and Ohio Fuel are moving drilling machines.
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Charles Graham
Junior League of
Chesterhill
Ladies’ Aid
Hall
Marietta
Herbert Davis
Robert Lewis
Harry Huffman
Ester Woolman
Carl Hallowell
Ohio Fuel
County teachers gather in Pomeroy on Saturday
Syracuse A L Flanagan and several guests attended the county teachers meeting in Pomeroy along with Misses Emma Duckworth Rachel Mills Lenore Campbell and Adeline Mc Bride. Other social and visiting events plus a school children educational show were noted throughout the day.
Auto wrecks draw local interest over new roads
Amesville notes unusual weekend crashes with Sunday travel on new roads. No major injuries reported. A colored man named Fisher collided with the side of a large car at Sharpsburg junction, while a man and his wife knocked down a telephone pole near Phillips farm. Another man attempted to do the
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Fisher
Sharpsburg Junction
Phillips Farm
Dr. Jackson's Digestive Powder Praised by M. Meckley
Mrs. Frank Meckley of Harrisburg endorses Dr. Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powder claiming it aided 50 people on boats and in homes. She cites relief from sour stomach gas bloating dizziness and other stomach disorders and notes availability in 60 cent and $1 boxes from druggists with free samples from The Jackson Medical Company.
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Jackson
California
Dr. Jackson
Frank Meckley
Harrisburg
Jackson Medi
Dept. G
Zanesville
Auto mishap on Johnson Hill and local incidents reported
The report notes a Johnson Hill crash where a pole was missed and three young Chesterhill women and an Ath ens man attempted to cross the Donaldson bridge. Cars were towed to the garage for repairs. An automobile was found Tuesday on Sharpsburg hill. Thieves pulled a staple from John Lonas’s cellar and stole potatoes onions and canned fruit after rabbit hunting.
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Johnson Hill
Chesterhill
Athens
Donaldson Bridge
Sharpsburg Hill
John Lonas
Children’s Pattern for Wool Crepe or Flannel
The design fits 4, 6, 8, and 10 years. It suits wash materials like wool crepe or flannel. A 10 year size needs 2% yards of 36 inch fabric plus a yard of contrasting material for collar facing cuffs and belt. Pattern mailed to any address on receipt of 15c in silver or stamps.
Revival Services Begin at M. and Church
Revival services will start Sunday November 20 at the M and Church conducted by Rev Householder with special music. Locals note visits from Columbus and other cities as residents gather for church events and social activities.
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M. &. Shurch
Householder
Corning Pair Visit James and Fleming Family Guests
Tuesday brought with it fair luck as Servin James of Columbus visits his parents Mr and Mrs Fred James. Charles Sands and a Corning family stay with Mr and Mrs John Fleming while Charles hunts rabbits.
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Servin James
Columbus
Fred James
Charles Sands
Corning
John Fleming
Charles
Local Socials and Visitors Highlight Week in Torch
Dr and Mrs Vaugn Sheets and friends from Chicago visited Mr and Mrs BE Dut ton as the week opened. Parkersburg guests included Mr and Mrs Lewis Humphrey and Miss Zelma Moore won a beauty contest during a Friday school auditorium social. Mary A Stone attended the Coolville farmer's institute and stayed with Mrs Ira Conley and family. A quarterly Torch meeting drew H Rh. Holcombe and Mrs Holcombe and Des Moines missionary secretary Mrs Luce as guests amid a larger turnout.
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Vaugn Sheets
Weintz
Chicago
BE. A. Dutton
Lewis Humphrey
Parkersburg
Zelma Moore
Harris Ferry
Minnie Baker
Torch
Melvin Ice
Mary
Otho Elliott
Mary A. Stone
Farmer’s Institute
Coolville
Ira Conley
Mary Dunfee
FE. A
Des Moines, Iowa
ICC orders halt on grain rate revisions until 1928
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended until June 15, 1928 a proposed revision of rates on grain and grain products from Chicago and Peoria and points in the northwest to central freight association territory north of the Ohio and west of the Allegheny River.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Peoria
Northwest
Central Freight Association
Ohio
Allegheny River
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Provide Gentle Health Aid for Children
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy to regulate the eliminative tract and aid digestion in children from six years old. It claims the product improves appetite, eliminates sour stomach, torpid liver, and bad breath, noting olive color recognition and sizes of 30 and 60 cents.
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Edwards
Ohio
Fairview Pie Social At Tick Ridge School
A pie social and program are planned at Tick Ridge school for an evening event. The article also notes visits among local families including Nelson with Sand Hill and Russell households, and ill health of F. Cole.
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Tick Ridge
Fred Nelson
Sand Hill
Robert Russell
Beware the Gough or en that hangs on
Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. Creomulsion is promoted as a two fold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote as a key healing agent and guarantees satisfaction with money back if relief is not achieved.
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