Coolville Farmers Institute Attended By Large Crowd in 40 Year High
Coolville Ohio reports the Farmers Institute closing session drew one of its largest crowds in more than four decades. The packed auditorium filled with chairs from the school and featured grain fruit and needle work displays including an 8 pound turnip from Wess Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Farmers Institute
Wess Frost
Troy Grange
Pomona Grange
New Marshkfield
Margaret Collins
Ted Baus
Columbus
Juhling
Steele
Middleport
W. T. Gardner
W. E. Bingman
Arminda Rogers
Alfred Rogers
Albany Grange Officers for Coming Year Elected
Albany Grange elected officers for 1932 at the regular meeting led by Master C. J. Tewksbury. The slate includes Master G. J. Tewksbury Overseer Sam Scott Lecturer Goldie Scott Steward Fred Elliott Assistant Steward Ray Knowlton Chaplin Floyd Fought Treasurer Jessie Jones Secretary Maude Knowlton Gatekeeper Frank Bobo Ceres Blanche Elliott Pomona Edith Bobo Flora Belle Fought Lady Assistant Steward Esther Dailey Executive Committee E. E. Lewis Pianist Irene Wingett Business Agent George Scott Legislative Agent A. E. Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Grange
G. J. Tewksbury
Sam Scott
Goldie Scott
Fred Elliott
Ray Knowlton
Chaplin
Floyd Fought
Jessie Jones
Maude Knowlton
Frank Bobo
Ceres
Blanche Elliott
Pomona
Edith Bobo
Flora
Belle Fought
Esther Dailey
E. E. Lewis
Irene Wingett
George Scott
A. E. Potter
Alexander Presbyterian Church
T. W Coe Hardware
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Arthur Stuart
Mary Pearman
C. B. Bowers
Columbus
Charles Brown
Florence
E. H. Lasch
Harry O’bleness
Athens
O. D. Dailey
Flora Dowd Milhon
Amanda Lantz Evans
Mary Rizer Murphy
McArthur
C. N. Jones
Dent Allen
Gallipolis
Earl Dailey
Holzer Hospital
C. F. Junkerman
Carl Junkerman
Marion
C. R. Brown
Anthony Steimetz
Lancaster
Barrort
Maude Freeman
Dora Cummins
Here
Airline
Robert Brown
Near
Ashland
Sunday Guests Gather at Steinmetz Home
The New England community listed Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steinmetz and daughter Ada, including Hart Haning, Capitola Haning, Glenna Steinmetz, Myrnie Congreve, George Van Dyke, Percy Summers, Lorene Van Dyke, Lola Devore visiting from Athens, Gene Linton of Athens, Aron Congreve family, Earl Poston and son Donald Vane, Hugh Stephenson and children, Peter Van Dyke, Carlos Doore on a business trip to Reedsville, and John Powell with daughter Luella visiting the Devore family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Steinmetz
Ada
Hart Haning
Capitola Haning
Glenna Steinmetz
Myrnie Congreve
George van Dyke
Percy Summers
Lorene van Dyke
Lola Devore
Athens
Devore
Gene Linton
Aron Congreve
Earl Poston
Donald Vane
Peter van Dyke
Hugh Stephenson
Glouster
Carlos Doore
Reedsville
John Powell
Luella
Local Socials Report From Pomeroy and Nearby Towns
Sunday visits centered on Pomeroy as Jasper Hill Allen Ball spent the day on his farm. Duvall guests included Mrs Anne Barch and Paul and Grace. Athens saw Mrs E C Fish and Clarice with Miss Opal Fish visiting. Families of J A Smith hosted in Guysville with W A Willard. Illness reports and moves noted for Blanch Bails and the Hahn family moving to a new farm near Hockingport. Bunche and Benny Fortney joined neighbors for visits near Guysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Ball
Pomeroy
Daniel Koehler
Anne Barch
Paul
Grace
Duvall
E. C. Fish
Clarice
Opal Fish
Athens
J. A. Smith
Helen
Clodythe
W. A. Willard
Guysville
Laura Glazier
Walter Yount
Leo Smith
Glouster
Peter Smith
Bishopville
Blanch Bails
William Hahn
Hockingport
Frank Klingenberg
Bunche
Benny Fortney
Frank Croy
Jacksonville Girl And The Garden Boy Married on Thursday
Miss Bernice Kittle of Jacksonville married Eugene Goldsberry, a private in the 166 Infantry Ohio National Guard, in West Virginia with Rev H V Johnson officiating. The couple will reside with the groom's parents, George and Mrs Vansickle of Murray City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Kittle
Jacksonville
Brice
Eugene Goldsberry
West Virginia
H. V. Johnson
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Mary's
Goldsberry
Leslie Kittle
Chauncey High
Lod High School
Infantry
Ohio National Vard
Athens
He Goldsberry
Godsberry
George Vansickle
Murray City
William Colmer
Hanby
Arnold King
Guy
King
Pearl Smith
Burlingham
R. E. Goldsberry
Frank Burson
R. O. Burson
Pratts Fork
Charley Ross
Clark Staneart
Eas
Hunters Embrace Opening Season Amid Expectant Buzz
Hunters greeted the opening of hunting season with excitement and anticipation as trails opened and plans formed. Local officials urged safety and adherence to bag limits while retailers reported steady gear sales.
Albany R. D. No. 1 Host A Sunday Gathering
Mr and Mrs David Davie of Fiat Run entertained Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Emsie Davis and Mr H C Maye of Huntington W Va Mr and Mrs John McGhee of Union Ridge Mr Peter Woodrum of Mt Blanco and Mr and Mrs H A Croshier of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davie
Fiat Run
Emsie Davis
H. C. Maye
Huntington
W. Va
John McGhee
Union Ridge
Peter Woodrum
Mt. Blanco
H. A. Croshier
Sunday Socials Span Townhouse Plains and Lookout Gatherings
Local families from Townhouse The Plains Lookout and surrounding areas hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Notable visitors included Mr and Mrs Sam Crossen Mr and Mrs George W Collins and several grandchildren and cousins. Preaching is set for 2:00 p m Sunday November 22 at Airline Church with Sunday School at 1:00 p m under Superintendent Fred Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Elliott
Regian
Glewaster
Selby Clouse
Lumbus
Aldo Minear
Local Notes and Visits Across Bethany and Stewart
Bethany residents and visitors are noted with travels to Chauncey and Stewart. Rodney Petty and Helen Moore return to school after illness. Grace McPherson visits Rouckland mother Mrs. Gienora Wright for a week. Herman Wright comes home from Athena for a weekend. Reverend J P Brown travels with Charley Norris and Alice Brandeberry to Bethany for Sunday services. John Parsons farm to be sold November 28 after his fatal accident last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girant Russell
Chauncey
Dan Johnson
Rodney Petty
Helen Moore
Grace McPherson
Rouckland
Gienora Wright
Herman Wright
Athena
Charley Norris
Alice Brandeberry
J. P. Brown
Stewart
Bethany M. BE
Amos Clark
Park Dye
Clara Place
Guyaville
John Parsons
John Parson
Charles Townsend
Unclear Family Moves and School Notes
Fragmentary report mentions Bethany area families and a Daugherty connection moving from a Hocking River farm. Notes a teacher in Stewart schools and a person A. A. Place returning to Marion in October with spring expectation. Also references Mrs Angie Meeks warned due to heart trouble and a basket of corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Via Daugherty
Hocking River
Floehy
Mra
Daugherty
Stewart Schools
A. A. Place
Marion
Angie Meeks
Phy
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Colds and Coughs
A medicinal advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy that soothes membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote as a key healing agent and promises relief from persistent coughs bronchitis and throat troubles with a guaranteed effectiveness.
Social Visits Highlight Quiet Weekend in Kirkersville Area
Shade and Mrs. Joe King visited Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Smith Sunday night. Families including Christy Hoyttown, Mildred Hazelton, Perry Smith, Floyd Williams, and Vinton Meeks gathered in Kirkersville for a hunting trip and hospitality. Silent notes mention hospital observation for Walter Smith and Sylvia Ziggaroos visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe King
Athens
S. J. Smith
Christy
Hoyttown
Mildred Hazelton
Perry Smith
Floyd Williams
Little Son
Walter
Pratts Fork
Dell Williams
Pomeroy
Vinton Meeks
Kirkersville
Bessie Buck
Bosworth
Pearl Williams
Pearl Smith
Eugene Goldsberry
Gladys
Sylvia Ziggaroos
Fred Blazier
Holly King
Libbie Burson
Walter Smith
St. Francis Hospital
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Coolville Farmers Institute
F.C. Taylor
Hall
Morgantown
A. R. Frame
Elizabeth Bailey
Clyde Parrish
F. E. Shafer
Near Athens
Earl Clark
Mary Evans
Sharpsburg
Cile Wood
Lucy Embree
Pennsville
A. Z. Penrose
Earl Parkins
G. R. Gunder
Hines
W. R. Clark
Ireland
Clark
Marie Hoobler
Gertrude Barth
K. M. Barth
James K. Woodford
Watertown
Eva Chase
Route 50
Charles Chase
Stockport
Richard Phillips
Frank Phillips
Esther
Clarks Chapel
Ella Haning
Nancy Haning
Ella Wolt
Near Pomeroy
Ella Guthrie
Near Alfred
Ella
The
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
O. F. Larson
C. J. Tewksbury
Cc. R. Brown
C. P. Pearman
Kananga
Charles Richey
Logan
Carrie
Floyd Stratton
Kansas City
Roy Stratton
Urbana
E. H. Stratton
Reno Clutter
Lois
Ben Dorsey
Christine
Guy Wingett
Ers
A. F. Holmes
St. Petersburg
Fla
Henry Poston
Nelsonville
Baptist Church
John Longdon
Jessie Chase
G. H. Wiggin
Alva Sisson
Langdon
Billie Wiggin
Adrien Welker
Lawrence Morse
Nelson Luckett
Florence Strong
Florence Brown
New England
Jasper Hill
G. W. Ash
Gilkey
Mary Ash
Pearl Ash
Downington
Blanch Graves
New York
Waterloo
Harriett Ball
Stss Business College of Columbus
Trias
Dora Reisinger
Rev
Spencer
Harrisonville
R. D. No
Cleveland
Sam Crossen
Townhouse
Node Collins
Helen Collins
Austin Hawk
Frank Young
the Plains
Waneda Woodrum
Mt Bianco ix
Leona Masters
de Maris
Bill Hartnell
Pauline Hartnell
Kendall Crossen
Lou Tewksbury
Lloyd Knowlton
Starling Smith
Virginia Davis
Flat Run
Richard
Mrax Scott
Silas Nichols
Freddie Elliott
Kenneth Saylor
Uriah Judy
New Marshfield
Willie Nichols
Sarah Knowlton
Oscar
Lookout
Frank Gilham
Tuppers Plains
Belle Keller
Emory Parker
Mable Barnett
Herod Keller
Donald
O'Conner
M. E
Max Swindler
East Shade
Vesta Bentz
Alfred
Elva Dean
Mable Kim
Misa Tillie Reed
Atater
Emma Springer
Success
Myrtie Halliday
Dexter
Alice Cole
Meigs Creek
Phoylis Newland
Marion Keller
Florida
Jessie Fish
Wilma Sum
Chapman
Eeehaikhes
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Morton Downey
Tony Wons
Camel Orchestra
Jacques Renard
Columbia Broadcasting System
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. Co
Ny’s
Prince Albert
Alice Joy
Prince Albert Orchestra
Paul van Loan
B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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