Albany High School Opens Season With Enrollment Gap
Albany dispatch notes basketball is only sport for boys as enrollment shows about twenty missing students all named Winrod. On Monday, season opener, later rejoined by several in two to four units, while teacher McDaniel prepared to return from Cincinnati with local market prices listed for butter sausage popcorn apples sugar and potatoes.
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Albany
Albany High School
McDaniel
Cincinnati
New Gmail Service to Albany on New York Central
The extra mail service will run on the first northbound train, No. 1, from Albany at 6:63 a.m. The Albany plan allows the mail to be made up the night before with a separate pouch for Athens mail, a method tried once before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York Central
Seaviee
Athens
Family dinner hosts embrace relatives from Zanesville
Mrs. Marion Bobo of Pomeroy road entertained her two daughters and sons in law, Mr and Mrs Oscar Hogue, and Mr and Mrs Verne Haning. The family, all from Zanesville, traveled here Saturday and returned Sunday. Hogue couple work in a fancy mantel and hearth tile factory while Haning is employed at a cement plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bobo
Pomeroy Road
Oscar Hogue
Verne Haning
Zanesville
Change of Date for Methodist Ladies Meeting
Announcement notes a date change due to Thanksgiving next week. The Methodist Ladies will meet this week on the twentieth with Mrs Ed ta Lasch as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edta Lasch
Meeting Postponed At Croes Roads Church
Inclement weather led to a postponed service at Croes Roads church. The report notes Wilson returned to his home at Coolville on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croes Roads
Wilson
Coolville
Thanksgiving Market Prices
Market prices list rabbits at 80 cents, chickens 206 per pound, turkeys from 38 to 40 cents. Eggs implied but unclear.
Unusual Monday as three old acquaintances buried
In Sharpsburg a rare coincidence marked Monday with the funerals of Levi Carpenter of near Chesterhill, Margaret Armstrong Denny of Chesterhill, and Anna Campbell near Bartlett. Each tragedy followed long illnesses or sudden death. Amid sales and bad weather, residents attended services, visited neighbors, and a local saw mill moved to Millfield while others recovered from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Carpenter
Chesterhill
Margaret Armstrong Denny
Isaac Armstrong
Vicin
Anna Campbell
Bartlett
Elia Harris
Thomas Edgerton
Abram Wagoner
C. E. Endicott
Frank Bardin
Pete Goins
Millfield
Frank White
Plantsville
Minta Dille
Cephas
Basil
Lois
Carlos Lovell
Racine
Henry Burns
George Brooks
Hiram Thompson
Charles Roberts
Sand Rock
Local Socials and Incidents Roundup
Friday supper guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Hutchins in The Plains. John Mike Kaufman escaped from Mansfield reformatory Thursday night and is not yet seen near home. Mrs A M Humphry and son attended the funeral of Mrs John Wolfe in Haydenville Saturday. Walter Geisicke and daughters of Logan visited A M Hum on Sunday before motoring to Canaanville for Mrs John Smart’s visit and hunting. Andy Ballard of Hill spent Sunday with Worth Dicken. Zillian Gouth Ashcraft bought Rescue Shields and spent weekend with his family. Jack Lafollette and son Clarence drove to Amesville Monday for a hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lafollette
Joe Hutchins
John Mike Kaufman
Mansfield Reformatory
A. M. Humphry
John W Olfe
Haydenville
Walter Geisicke
Logan
A. M. Hum
Canaanville
John Smart
Andy Ballard
Hill
Worth Dicken
Zillian Gouth Ashcraft
Gion
Doc Madden
Chillicothe
Conrad Wein
Wm. Smith
Willetta
Columbus
Ruth Penn
Ohio University At
Athens
Person
Paul
George Brooker
Oscar Albaugh
Charles Stratton
Chic Hughes
Bernard Franklin
Morgan County
Dennis Babbs
Shawnee
Lawrence Lewis
Lewis Seidinfeld
James Smart
M. E. C. Club
Main Street
Frank Bryan
Adam Hoy
Wil Ham Hoy
Bert Green
Everett McNabb
Robert Johnson
This
Robert Coffey
Marion
Ralph Arick
Donna Lee
Arick
Frank Slank
J. L. Webb
Wayne Johnson
Columbia
Willian
Briley
Charles Green
Odd Fellows
Stanely Rebekah Lodge
Joe Blosser
Viola
Lulela Bartoe
Elizabeth Blosser
Alice Coe
Grace Briley
Norma Murphy
Louisa Hughes
Emma Alice Evans
William Clowes
Hemlock
Walter Evans
Leonard Bateman
Agnes Matheny
Will Wilkinson
Harry Wilkinson
Mabel Patterson
Granville
John Wilkinson
Willard
Robert Wilkinson
Gertrude Kinigman
Newark
Will Winigman
Jerry Matheny
Methodist Church
The
Christian Church
Lizzie Evans
Roscoe Evans
Thurma
Henry Kammerling
Nelsonville
Sanford Hughess
McArthur
L. A. Miskell
Lancaster
G. W. Ross
Harry Hughes
Dona Lee
Roy Goldsberry Family Noted at Beasley Mill School
The fragment notes Roy Goldsberry of Beasley Mill Company and his three eldest children attending the school in We-Weatcott with a Lodi area teacher. Details are incomplete but indicate local family ties to the mill and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Goldsberry
Goldsberry
Beasley Mill Company
We - Weatcott
Lodi
Albany Social Notes and Visiting Residents in Ohio Area
Mrs. Harry Brown hosted Mrs. John Maston and Augusta of Athens. Curtis Jones attends a Smith-Hughes teachers meeting in Columbus. Neff Norman and Luella Fulton Norman’s birth daughter cited in Hockingport News. Amanda Wells visits Pomeroy eight days with Rev. Fred Weed. Rev V Rhibrand of Athens visits Albany. Eldon and Orville Dailey drive to Athens for Social Literary club hosted by FE Dailey. Dr. and Mrs. A I Holmes greet Bert Hovey. George Balies entertains Rev E H Wilson of Coolville. Reverend Harley Fletcher hosts Russell Purdy of Cleveland for a week. former Newcomerstown neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
John Maston
Augusta
Athens
Maston
Boelzner
Preston
Curtis Jones
Columbus
Smith-Hughes High School
Hockingport
Neff Norman
Albany
Norman
Luella Fulton
Amanda Wells
Pomeroy
Fred Weed
Weed
V. Rhibrand
Eldon Dailey
Orville Dailey
FE. T. Dailey
North Congress
A. I. Holmes
Bert Hovey
George Balies
E. H. Wilson
Coolville
Harley Fletcher
Russell Purdy
Cleveland
Newcomerstown
Collegians Orchestra Faces Philadelphia Club Closures
Dana Chase informs his father Walter Chase that the Collegians orchestra had contracted with a Philadelphia dancing parlor for late winter, but police orders closed many such places. The order may be lifted soon, and the group has remained busy with engagements through the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Chase
Collegians
Walter Chase
Philadelphia
Local notices mix in snow bound Sunday actions
Last Wednesday William Ball of Dog Hollow died suddenly Sunday at 3 pm. A sermon will be held at the M E church next Sunday. Miss Mary Woodyard and Miss Agatha Bridwell, grade teachers, welcomed new scholars Glen and Drewen Goldsberry. The football season opener drew many, despite snow. Mrs Aoger spent the weekend in Athens. Mr and Mrs Miller visited H B Bradbury and heard Rev Dent at the M E church. Carmel Slusher and spouse visited Mrs Lebia Burson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ball
Dog Hollow
Theer
M. EB
Mary Woodyard
Agatha Bridwell
Glen
Drewen Goldsberry
Mies Aoger
lZedt High School
Athens
Miller
H. B. Bradbury
Rev. Dent
M. E. Church
Carmel Slusher
Lébia Burson
Aid Society gathering and local visits noted
Lottridge Aid society met at Mr and Mrs L T Runnion on Thursday November 12 with seven members and thirteen diners. Clyde Cody drilled a gas well on the Runnion farm last Saturday. Various locals including the Brandeberrys Allen Swisher Barnhill and Ackley family hosted or visited relatives and business contacts in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
L. T. Runnion
L. H. Allen
Clyde Cody
Esmond Brandeberry
Elmer Brandeberry
Frost
Blaine Alien
Richard Mann
Akron
Emmett Swisher
Glen
John Barnhill
Dutch Ridge
Farr
Mr. Figley
Huntington
Local Social News From Trimble Area
Taylor Ridge hosts Mr and Mrs Edward Marshall with guests Mrs Ira Sands Mrs Claud Weldon and Mrs Frances Cornell of Trimble. Miss Lillie Winn of Glouster visits relatives here for the weekend. Dora Heffken travels to Glouster for a few days. P B Chalfant visits uncle and aunt A M Taylor in Trimble. Fred Olbers and son Clifton visit Haydenville to see Frank Strubble family. Charlie White and Loyd of Jacksonville and Will Oakley with Paul visit Nelson.
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Edward Marshall
Ira Sands
Claud Weldon
Frances Cornell
Trimble
Lillie Winn
Glouster
Dora Heffken
P. B. Chalfant
A. M. Taylor
Fred Olbers
Clifford Olbers
Haydenville
Frank Strubble
Charlies White
Loyd
Jacksonville
Will Oakley
Paul
Nelson
Local church events lead to community gatherings
Young People's Bible close plans a banquet at the church Friday honoring contest-winning boys. Adults Bible class hosts a bazaar November 24 and a quilting party. Several members attend a PTA meeting led by Mrs. Chalfant, with visitors including Mrs. Fierbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Chalfant
W. H. Fierbaugh
Green's Run
James Harrison
Green
A. Clark
The
Christian Church
John Davis
John Kempton
Albert Kempton
James Golding
Pat Bulstron
Marie Buistron
Dora Heffken
Perry Chalfant
Edward Marshall
Fred Olbers
Carl Welling
Floyd Wemmer
Millfield
Audra Chalfant
Social Visits Highlight Pratt's Fork and Nearby Families
Pratt's Fork residents host relatives from Flora Athens and Marion over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Fred White of Flora visit Mr and Mrs Will Gilkey. Clyde Sapp from Athens calls on relatives. Miss Alvira Colmer and brother Lor ten stay with sister Mrs Harry Smith. Norma Young returns from Columbus and Marietta trip. Elmer Goldsberry and children from Athens visit Mrs Sarah Goldsberry. Roy Goldsberry moves family to Jerseyville for schooling. James Goldsberry and daughter Edith of Marion visit Mrs Sarah Goldsberry. A C Howett and wife from Athens visit. Miss Gilkey and Miss Nancy Gilkey share weekend hosting.
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Fred White
Flora
Will Gilkey
Herb Douglas
Frank Dan
Clyde Sapp
Athens
Alvira Colmer
Lorten
Harry Smith
Norma Young
Columbus
Maricch
Elmer Goldsberry
Sarah Goldsberry
Roy Goldsberry
Jerseyville
Kate Turner
James Goldsberry
Edith
Marion
A. C. Howett
Jessie Gilkey
Mise Gilkey
Mise Nancy Gilkey
Wrightstown and McConnelsville Social Notes Trounce Local Visits
Wrightstown and McConnelsville residents share a flurry of visits and family events. A birth announces James Russell to Earl Hogsett and spouse. others host relatives, attend funeral, and plan church appointments with Rev. Arza Ball. Numerous pairs visit neighbors and attend gatherings across the area.
Amesville and nearby residentshare weekend visits and incidents
Amesville residents hosted and visited relatives from Huntington and Chauncey. A hunting accident injured Clyde Gibson as a companion fired three shots into his neck. Mrs. B W Linscott broke an arm on an icy sidewalk, with Dr Howard treating the injury. Local hunters from Columbus visited for a few days at the Bennett home while Mrs Willar Thompson and Mrs I Hord hosted at the Bennett residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Adair
Mary Frances
Huntington W. Va
Lucy Adair
Evelyn Joy
Chauncey
J. P. Bentley
Claireville
Bentley
Clyde Gibson
B. W. Linscott
Sand Rock
Howard
Alva Bennett
Exferett Miller
Columbus
Huntei
D. B. Bennett
Willar Thompson
I. H. ‘Ord
Tuea
Murray City High Holds Glouster To Scoreless Tie
Football game on Tiger field ended 0 0 as Murray City High fought off heavier Glouster attackers. Coach Wolfe and Coach Chrisman praised for stout defense and effort. next Friday Murray meets New Lexington at New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger Field
Glouster High School
Murray City High School
Murray
Husky
Magic City
Murray Boys
Wolfe
Glouster Hi
Chrisman
Murray Hi
Clifford Donson
New Lexington High School
New Lexington
Roy Matheny
Nelsonville
Grace Peacock
Charles Hoffman
Chillicothe
Ralph Hamer
Glouster
Murray Post
The
American
Shower Honors Miss Gladys Goddard by Kings Daughters Class
A shower held in the evening for Miss Gladys Goddard, hosted by the Kings Daughters class of the Presbyterian Sunday school. Guests included out-of-town visitors Mrs. B. M. Covert Mise Augusta M. Goddard and Mrs. George Fleming of Athens. Gifts contained fruits jellies and jams and games provided the entertainment. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Goddard
King’s Daughters
Presbyterian Sunday School
B. M. Covert
Mise Augusta M. Goddard
George Fleming
Athens
Local Social News From Carbon Hill Area
Carbon Hill area residents travel to Marion and Athens for visits. The Odd Fellows held a charity drill and supper for the Stanley Rebekah lodge. Community members note new electric lights and power in homes and businesses. A birthday dinner, church events, Sunday visits, and small gatherings mark a busy week with polite thanks and neighborly events.
Complex Medical Case by F M Edwards Reports Liver and Bowel Disease
F M Edwards discusses a case involving 17 and treated for liver and bowel disease. The fragment notes a complex illness with treatment addressing liver and bowel issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.M. Edwards
Surprise gathering for Maria Smith in Carbon Hill village
A Monday event brought fif teen friends and neighbors from Buchtel to Maria Smith’s home for a pot luck dinner. Needle Craft club members joined at 1 PM for games and music. Attendees included Mrs. Minnie Scheny and many others from Carbon Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Smith
Buchtel
Needle Craft Club
Minnie Scheny
Chas. Grimm
Mia
Anna Toliver
Mary Hayden
Ruth Keifer
Geo. Andrews
Margaret Colbert
John Sabo
Leona McQuaid
Agnes McDonald
Susie Newman
Olive Dixon
Mae Schively
Nora Griffer
Addie Pummell
Della Wilkinson
Jeremy
Ella Guess
Flora Evans
Sarah Webb
Rebecca Smith
Elija Johnson
David
Mattie Spooner
Anna Matheny
Anna Lowes
Laura Jane
Martha Smith
Ethel McNabb
Blarche Smith
Ora Smith
Lizzie Green
Clara Spaarrow
Mattie Oakley
Tesa
Thurma Locke
Flora Ballard
Gertrude Smith
Reuben Lowes
Genevieve Dixon
Oakley Phillip
Bobbie
Kathryn Smith
Nell Wilkinson
Carbon Hill
Carbondale Social Notes Show Visitors and Reentries
Carbondale hosts the Emerson Hollands and daughter Kathleen of Toledo visiting the George Carlin home. Frank Arnett and daughter Margaret return to Carbondale. Edward Betts and family come back from Barberton. Pearl Davis, fifth and sixth grade teacher, visits sister in Athens. Carbondale high welcomes new pupil Inez Todd, marking re enrollment of thirty seven pupils. irl Porter of Athens was a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Holland
Kathleen
Toledo
George Carlin
Frank Arnett
Margaret
Carbondale
Edward Betts
Barberton
Pearl Davis
Athens
Carbondale High
Inez Todd
Mrs S G Nichols and kin visit Libby Reeves
Mrs S G Nichols of The Plains and her daughter Mrs Oscar Knowlton of Albany visited Mrs Libby Reeves. Don Wood of Pomeroy visited here with his parents. Wilbur Rupe ill with jaundice. G C Gorby and Jesse Sisson families hosted. G E Radcliffe and Alice Mosier wed in Tulsa after visit here. Sisson family business trip to Albany. Rebecca McWhorter weekend guest of sister A Mace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Nichols
the Plains
Oscar Knowllton
Albany
Tuseday
Libby Reeves
Don Wood
Pomeroy
G. G. Wood
Wilbur
A. B. Rupe
G. C. Gorby
Jesse Sisson
Carmen
Okla
G. E. Radcliffe
Alice Mosier
Radcliffe
Mosier
Tulsa
Rebecca McWhorter
A. Mace
Hockingport Couple Plans Move to Youngstown
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dickerson of Hockingport will soon leave for Youngstown to make their home. Mrs. Jennie Taylor of Wheeling visited Parkersburg friends Saturday and traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Ashby to Hockingport to visit F. Medley and the Duttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dickerson
Hockingport
Youngstown
Jennie Taylor
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Ashby
Hockingsport
F. Medley
Dutton
Local visitors and job offers in regional notices
Mrs. Fred Mediey visited her daughter Mrs. Joe Keever in Parkersburg. Rochester Apple Growers of New York offered H. P. Dutton a salesman post and a free round trip to Rochester for him and another in the apple trade. Sunday guests included Julian Adams and cousin Miss Jessie Parker. C. W. Hayden visited Coolville on business, while Harry Milhoan and Fred More of Harris Ferry called locally. Cooner Buchanan of Belpre tended home and farm interests. John Amesbury visited Athens on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mediey
Joe Keever
Parkersburg
Rochester Apple Growers Association of
New York
H. P. Dutton
Rochester
Julian Adams
Jessie Parker
C. W. Hayden
Coolville
Harry Milhoan
Fred More
Harris Ferry
W. Va
Cooner Buchanan
Belpre
John Amesbury
Athens
Brooklyn Woman Praises Carter’s Little Liver Pills for Complexion
Mrs. Elsie Fels recalls months of pimples and mockery until she tried Carter’s Little Liver Pills. The ad notes the pills improve complexion by gently stimulating bowel movements and flushing poisons from the intestines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Elsie Fels
Carter
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Messenger
Sharpsburg
Lottridge
Taylor Ridge
Wrightstown
Alice Hall
Chester Ball
Carl Ahle
Howard Murphy
McConnelsville
Earl Hogsett
James Russell
Herb Ball
Emory Able
Edith Ahle
Anna Faires
Carl Able
B. B. Leeper
Jack Moody
C. C
Vinton Carpenter
Federal
Arza Ball
C. C. Mills
Oral
Oca Ahle
Edith Faires
Melvin North
Flossie
Edward North
Opal Hambel
Elliotts
Anna Falres
B. L. Beard
McConnellsville
John Ball
Amesville
Murray City News
Mr. Holland
Raymond
Evelyn Klotz
Fern Doolittle J
Joseph Wilson
Clinton Coz
Betty Jeanne
Port Clinton
Hilah McLeod
Colum
James
Sanford White
William Pidcock
Henry Pollock
Allyn Coe
Worthy King
Vandella Keily
Frank Hawk
John Devol
Johnnie Spence
Anna Evans
Ester
Robert Hardy
Hattie Millhuff
Edwards
Dr. EE Phvecian
KOTEX
Irl Porter
Mary Wilhelmy
Mrs. Wilhelmy
ST. Paul, Minnesota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Duke St St. Paul, Minnnesota
Lydia & Pinkham Medicine CO
Lynn, Mass
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