Murray City Alumni to Face Varsity in Thanksgiving Clash
Murray City High School to host the Alumni football game at the Tiger field on Thanksgiving Day at 2 p.m. The alumni team features former stars led by Captain Ayers and Shelton with coach Charles Shelton directing the lineup.
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Murray City High School
Murray City
Murray City High
Tiger's
J. Tigger
Shelton
M. Tigger
Banik
Currens
Stone
Sapp
Shuttleworth
Ayers
Lairson
Bill Shelton
Alexander
Brutvan
Gaffer
Johnson
Seaman
Foster
Popoczy
Marshall
Charles Shelton
Parent-Teacher Association of
Hi School
James Berry
Division of Mines
Ruth Brooker
Murray High
Marian Township High School
Murray City Girls
Corning Park Drugs to Clash With American Legion Friday Night
Corning Park Drug basketball team reassembled with fifteen recruits to face Murray City American Legion team Friday night at Corning High School auditorium. Legion will be joined by the Drum and Bugle Corps and Estie Crabtree of the Cincinnati Reds. Snowden will be his running mate.
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Park Drug
American Legion
Corning High School
Park Drugs
Murray City American Legion
Estie Crabtree
Cincinnati Reds
Snowden
Southeastern Ohio
New Straitsville High
Corning High
Jack Donnelly
John
Thomas
Columbus
Cleveland
Crooksville
Zanesville
Canton
St. Louis
New Lexington
Janey
Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E
A. A. Turner
Margaret Schlingerman
Corning Grammar
Grant Hospital
Fritz Keifer
Corning
Mary Cannon
Virgil Bell
Sam Frasure
Mary Elenore
Donley Edwards
Jack
Roland Dozer
Roseville
Bobby
Margie Cannon
Grandpa Roberts
Mildred Roberts
Albert Schlingerman
Mary Zeta Marren
Rodgers Grove
Annette Winneberg
Maxine Barnett
Margaret Ellen Desmond
George Ann Perron
Mary Iliene Shaw
Mary Alice Bell
Martha Leimer
Mary Alice Irwin
Alice Rocks
Christine Hermey
Emmett Ramsey
Mary and
Louise Reese
Bernard Rodgers
Edward Gormley
Ralph Fitzer
Hemlock
Fred Barnett
Alex Morrison
Jimmy
Edward Wilsor
Jeila Little
Fred Hopkins
William Bock
Guy Lamity
Lee Clifford
Malta
Local News Brief
Delmar Dunlap of Glouster visited his parents Mr and Mrs Vern Dunlap on Monday. Miss Ruth Jones has accepted a position in Zanesville Ohio.
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Delmar Dunlap
Glouster
Vern Dunlap
Ruth Jones
Zanesville
Ohio
Farmers Institute set for Mt Hermon December 2 and 3
Sharpsburg prepares for the Farmers Institute to be held at Mt Hermon December 2 evening and December 3 all day with student programs by Miss Jennie Leoffier and Miss Virginia Carpenter and displays by Miss Daisy Burns. Good speakers are on the program.
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Farmers’ Institute
Mt. Hermon
Jennie Leoffier
Daisy Burns
Mt. Carmel
Virginia Carpenter
Plantsville
Bennington
Broadwell
G. W. Hanson
Frank Rardin
B. E. Armstrong
Howard Harris
Harris
Ray
Bartlett
Leota Strode
Vera Strode
Lillian Rardin
Earl Dickson
Marie
Reba
Parent-Teacher Association
Amesville
Bethany Church announces Friday series of meetings
The Rev minor at Frost Union Church will hold a series of meetings starting Friday evening. The community is urged to respond to The Messenger's appeal on Sunday for the Community Chest. Several local residents are noted for visits, illness, and farm and family updates.
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Minor
Frost Union Church
Bethany
Community Chest
Hollis Staulder
Dorothy
Richard
Russell
Helen Moore
Mitchell Nutter
Elizabeth
W. Va
Maples
Nancy Morris
Alex Parsons
Frost
Wood
Columbus
Kinner
Alva Johnson
Nebraska
Linda Frost
Marietta
Do. C. Petty
Ed. Parson
George Wright
Harry Moore
Sir Barnhart
Bethany M. E
Ida Campbell
Athens
Rose Bark
Minta Perdue
Ansel Barnhart
Sidney White
Taylor Farm
Green Valley
Herman Wright
Indiana
Doris Grubb
Susan Woody
Iir Barnhart
Okey Ashcraft
Leslie Petty
Herford
Noland Funeral Held in Coolville After Illness
The funeral of Strod Hughes Noland was held in Coolville with a home service due to Eva Bingman Noland’s illness. Rev. C. S. Thompson led both services at Torch Baptist Church where burial followed in the cemetery beside the church. A large circle of relatives gathered, and a family reunion occurred nearby in Ireland with many relatives from Athens Rockland and Parkersburg in attendance.
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Coolville
Strod Hughes Noland
Eva Bingman Noland
Torch Baptist Church
C. S. Thompson
Murray City
A. C. Fetty
Marion
Ohio
Cyril Noble
New Vienna
Isaac Taylor
Rutland
J. B. Cogshall
Sarah
Frank Cornes
Emma Cornes
Flora Giddings
Carl Russell
Curtis Hill
Little Hocking
Sidney Cornes
Parkersburg
W. Va
S. M. Bingman
Floyd Shafer
E. W. Bingman
Leo Bingman
Emma Smith
Jess Smith
Athens
Leora Bingman
Edwin
Corning
C. A. Bingman
Glouster
O. B Bingman
Nelsonville
Everette Bingman
Chauncey
Robert Smith
Marietta
Charles Clark
Jess Noland
Rockland
Walter Dunfee
Ireland
Ray Hornsby
Delaware
Dudley Root
New Marshfield
Addison Baker
Herman Dunfee
Zola Dunfee
Wilma Dunfee
Kenneth Dunfee
Debbie Dunfee
Torch
Dunfee
Susie Hornsby
Mildred
Arminda Rogers
Luther Brafford
Francis Niccum
Hoobler
Barth
D. W. Brill
Mary Evans
Sharpsburg
Jasper Brown
Amesville
A. Z. Penrose
R. E. Daugherty
Will Marksberry
H. L. Summerfield
Harry Lee, Jr
Tilton
Natural Bridge
E. M. Daugherty
Harold McBride
Marcella Davis
Josie Davis
Ruth MceBride
Samuel Russell
Arkansas
Alfred Russell
S. S. Tilton
W. O. Stout
Ladd
Colonel Woodee
Dutch Ridge
Stout
Oris Swartz
Carthage
Amesville community drive details corrected and school honor list
A correction clarifies that A R Linscott chairs the Community Chest division with Mrs C O Gibson as sub chair and board member. Dinner guests at Hotel Berry included F H Gifford Edgar Keirns A R Linscott and Harry Henry. Read lists cover Amesville school pupils with perfect attendance across first to third grade.
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C. O. Gibson
A. R. Linscott
Gibson
F. H. Gifford
Edgar Keirns
Harry Henry
Civic Clubs of
Athens
Hotel Berry
Amesville School
Raymond Borman
Kenneth Carpenter
Billy Inman
Allen Jago
William King
Donald North
Clair Parsons
Walter Poston
Dean Sayers
Walter Sedwick
Bobby Shipley
Miles Wolfe
Evelyn Carpenter
June Eckard
Betty Louise Grandstaff
Clara Kasler
Charlotte Lee Keirns
Marjory Lewis
Katherine Matthews
Martha Morris
Nathan Mayles
Edith Meseher
Wesley McGill
Howard Parson
Paul Smith
Louise Smith
Ralph Sayers
Robert Sedwick
Kenneth Vernon
Douglas Jackson
Juanita Burton
Phyllis
Ralph Mills
Argel Smith
Paewes Bernice Bobo
Wyllie Boudinot
Wilma Everett
Ralph Howard
Ada
Fourth to sixth graders listed with attendance notes and local social items
The piece lists many students by name from fourth through sixth grade, noting perfect attendance for fifth grade and detailing social visits and local happenings. Names include William Borman, Rowena Fultz, Doro thy Gifford, Zane Grey Harris, Ruth Bean, Lucy Keirns, Elizabeth Ann Kuhns, and several Keirns family members among others. Local anecdotes mention Mrs. Maxine Chapman visiting her mother, Eva Bibbee and daughter visiting from Success, Co. O. Newland's trip to Pittsburgh, and a planned new room addition by c. FE. Young, with Keehler sisters and Minnie Hiselstine among visitors at the Parker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrall Love
Warren Mathews
Delores North
Gratta Sedwick
Rebecca Smith
Neal White
Thomas
Gwendolyn Alltop
Carl Antle
Ralph Bennett
Thelma Ashcraft
Denver Brown
Fay Calentine
Naomi Carpenter
Wilbur Everett
Wilford Flash
Margaret Gerardis
Lucille Gifford
Tommy Howard
Arthur Jago, Jr
Kathryn Keirns
Marie Keirns
U. B
Maxine Chapman
Clyde Caldwell
Highway 7
Eva Bibbee
Success
M. Summerfield
Co. O. Newland
Pittsburgh
C. FE. Young
Keehler
Minnie Hiselstine
Pomeroy
E. B. Parker
Wild Ginger school play at Tupper's Plains High
Tuppers Plains high school will present a play titled Wild Ginger in the auditorium on Wednesday evening December 2 at 8 o'clock. Cast includes Jake Tallman Denver Monroe Geoffrey Freeman Lloyd Van Nest and others with Miss Halliday in charge and music by the high school orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zehm
Reno
Christian Cemetery
Emory Parker
Mable Barnett
Columbus
E. B. Parker
Chapman Home
Hess Nickles
Nelsonville
Kenneth Christy
Parkersburg
Cletus Chapman
Bashon
Charley Hardway
Minnie Newland
East Liverpool
C. E. Lamb
Ward Springer
Summerfield
Dan Summerfield
East Shade
Mrs. Lamb
Glenn Powell
Gallipolis
Charley Kincade
Wilma Summerfield
Kincade
Orland Branch
Belpre
Parkinson
U. B
Elmer Schreiber
Wilson
Lena Schreiber
Alice Ritchey
Visits and Family Gatherings Across Local Towns
The report lists numerous family visits across Greene Run and surrounding towns including Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClure and Eva Mae, and Mrs. Luella Dixon with Billy. It notes Salem Hollow Mine operating two days last week and several trips to Columbus, McArthur, Logan, Nelsonville, Shawnee, and Shawnee.
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Frank McClure
Eva Mae
Luella Dixon
Billy
Louis Lowes
William Aumock
Lillian
Helen
Lulu Nutter
Howard Keeton
Greene Run
Pleasant Valley Families Gather For Sunday Visits
Pleasant Valley notes report Mr and Mrs Charles Russ and son James of Ponteroy with H. C Brooks. E R Walburn of Athens and Leonard Tish family with Pearl Wood. Darrel Cooley moving to Emma Pratt property. Alfred Cooley relocates to Pt Pleasant for work. Social at Glenn and Nellie Bean's. Hattie Reeves with Bessie Pugh. Virgil Reeves visited H. M. McKinley family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russ
James
Ponteroy
al Woodgerd
Jacksonville
H. Co. Brooks
E. R. Walburn
Athens
Leonard Tish
Albany
Pearl Wood
Darrel Cooley
Toledo
Emma Pratt
Alfred Cooley
Pt. Pleasant
Misses Glenn
Nellie Bean
Hattie Reeves
Bessie Pugh
Virgil Reeves
H. M. McKinley
Local Accord of Sunday Social Visits Reported
Carpenter Mrs. Anna Goff spent Sunday with her brother George Wood and his wife. D. W. Dye and family were Pom eroy visitors Saturday. Mrs. Charles McCall of Lancaster visited Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rawlings. Mr. and Mrs. H. Trainer and their daughter Ada Belle were Sunday guests of W. H. Hampton and wife. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jewell and son Cecil were business visitors in McArthur Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sisson moved to the G. C. Gorby farm nearby. Finley Farley of Columbus has been visiting friends in this vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Chivers
Lucy Frazee
Isie Strum
Martha Huston
Logan
Mastell
Allen
Crooksville
Joe Popoczy
Mark Ditts
Columbus
Charlies Strum Jr
Paul Potts
Laurelville
George Fotts
Joe Archer
Detroit
C. A. Chattier of
McArthur
Anna Goff
George Wood
D. W. Dye
Pomeroy
Charles McCall
Lancaster
J. L. Rawlings
Kenneth Sisson
G. C. Gorby
Finley Farley
New Straitsville Residents Recover as Quarantine Persists
Pearl Slatter and family report the two hunting dogs returned after a scarlet fever quarantine. The Backus family is restabilizing while quarantine remains in place. Harry Strain has moved from Cheetham to Watkins on Old Town Road, formerly Crooksville residents. Rebekah Lodge inspection praised by Mrs Carrie Mullen camp Shawnee with many visiting members from Shawnee and Logan. Helen Strain leads the lodge with Verne Black and Capt Mullen camp visiting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Slatter
Earnest Backus
Harry Strain
Cheetham
Oroville Road
Watkins
Old Town Road
Crooksville
Rebekah Lodge
Carrie Mullencamp
Shawnee
Logan
Helen Strain
Verne Black
Capt Mullencamp
Shade Parents Boost School Meeting and Activities
The Shade Parent Teacher Association held its regular monthly meeting in the auditorium on November 16. Miss Troxel spoke after a program by grade pupils, followed by a cafeteria supper and social time. The event raised over 14 dollars for school benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shade
Shade Parent-Teacher Association
Rogers
Miss Troxel
Francis
Carl Conrath
Mary Hart
Columbus
Loch
Harrisonville
Clifford Wein
Jay Hamer
Mell Sargent
Floyd Williams
Huntington
W. Va
J. Smith
Eugene Goldsberry
Fearl Smith
Fred Smith
Walter
Conrad Wein
Nelsonville
Joy Hamer
Farmers’ Institute
Jerseyville
W. D. Zinn
Failippi
Maxwell
Joe King
S. J. Smith
George Holdren
Athens
Tom Johnson
Roy Reading
Local Weekend Visits Across Newark Zanesville and Columbus
A series of weekend calls and visits are reported across central Ohio. Mary Jane Jones connected with Mrs. Henry Kritz Jr in Newark, while Jack Evans and daughter of Zanesville visited Mr and Mrs David Evans, and Tom Lewis from New Lexington stayed with friends.
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Mary Jane Jones
Newark
Henry Kritz Jr
Jack Evans
Zanesville
David Evans
Tom Lewis
New Lexington
Tom Reese
Glouster
Davis
Charles Heidelbaugh
Columbus
Mage Davis
Walter Harrop
Joe Peterson
Donald Pritchard
Fred Grumley
Glenford
Jimmy Lynn
Joe Elder
Joe Desman
Corning
Wells Cemetery Trustees Elect Officers for New Year
Harrisonville trustees met at Mae Ball home and chose A D Jewell as president Harley Musser as treasurer Mae Ball as secretary. Elden Brickles re employed as sexton with a higher salary. Wells Cemetery sits on Harrisonville Athens Road two miles south of town noted as well kept. Local social notes mention visits and travels among residents.
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Wells’ Cemetery
Mae Ball
A. D. Jewell
Harley Musser
Elden Brickles
Wells
Harrisonville and
Athens Road
Ohio
Howard Hall
Lodi
Harrisonville
Frances
Herbert Stobart
Syracuse
D. F. Dye
Lindley Stiler
Rutland
Gilkey
Bernie
Howard Landaker
Jamestown
G. W. Clark
Jos
Clark
Lena May Jordan
Richard Warner
Albany High School Court Games Are Arranged
Albany area schedule shows Dec 4 Stewart at Albany and Feb 26-27 Athens tournament. Also notes court games versus Hollister Jacksonville Trimble Green Run Buchtel Ames Bern New Marshfield Carbondale Troy Lodi with dates through Feb 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany High School
Stewart
Hollister
Jacksonville-Trimble
The
Plains
Cline
Local Family News From Glouster Area
Raymond Davis of Cambridge visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Evan Davis over the weekend. Several residents including Mr. and Mrs. William Golding of Glouster and Miss Helen Kilcoski of Glouster were here Friday through Sunday visiting relatives. Lawrence Newman was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Golding of Lancaster on November 18 weighing eight pounds ten and a half ounces. The Withams, Coxes, Davis and other families from Derthick Trimble Hunterdon Chauncey Greens Run and Trimble area were guests or hosts at various homes through Sunday. Mrs. Clyde Addington and daughter Margaret of Trimble visited local families including Mr. and Mrs. John Davis. Mrs. Robert Skinner returned home after a two week visit with relatives in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalfant
Oakley Exline
Billy Heskin
Ernest Chalfant
Raymond Davis
Cambridge
Evan Davis
William Golding
Glouster
James Golding
Helen Kilcoski
Don Witham
Thurman Smith
Bishopville
William Witham
Charles Golding
Lancaster
H&é
Lawrence Newman
Darrel Witham
Ed McGee
Hunterdon
William Arrowman
George Slisher
Chauncey
Mary Cox
ES Ester
Henry Cox
Derthick
John Davis
Sam Wytta
Trimble
Emmett Olbers
Greens Run
Fred Olbers
Dan Cox
Derthic x
Clyde Addington
Margaret of
Robert Skinner
Local Socials and Visits Round Albany Area
Sunday dinners and greetings mark the week with relatives coming from Mt. Blanco Five Points Athens and Zaleski. A funeral in Logan Ohio brings cousins together with Radcliffe services and later travel to Angola Indiana for a death in the Cooper family. New婚lyweds Harry Swartz and Anne Peters receive congrats in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Peacock
Kenny Crabtree
Gilbert Bowen
Dorothy
Lawrence
Mt. Blanco
Max Crabtree
Albany R. D. No.1
Sam Adams
G. W. Collins
Gladys
Ardis
Bertina
Five Points
Harley
Athens
Elmer Norton
Logan
Radcliffe
Walter Saylor
Jimmy
Ed Saylor
Alda Minear
Freddie Elliott
Piqua
Lowell Lewis
Angola
Indiana
Ella Cooper
Frank Young
the Plains
Noble Collins
Young
Casa Long
Lulu Wilkes
W. M. Throckmorton
Guy Eaton
Claude Woods
Harley Collins
Taylor Ridge Hiram Mills dies after long illness
Taylor Ridge Hiram Mills aged 73 died at home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at his home on Wednesday at 1 30 pm with burial in Maplewood. He leaves a son Harry, three sisters and a brother. his wife and two sons predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Mills
Here
Maplewood
Mills
Harry
Allen Exline
London
Lewis Exline
Frances Lemoine
Greens Run
Hubert McClutchen
the Plains
William Dalton
Fred Hefkin
Dora Hefkin
Carl Hildabrand
Misses Helvin Kytta
Vernice Welling
Helen Hildabrand
June Hefkin
Esta Kytta
Elizabeth Hilda
Concrete road segment opened between county line towns
A concrete strip linking the Athens-Washington County line to Little Hocking was formally opened Tuesday night. The ceremony took place a short distance east of the county line with local officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens-Washington County Line
Little Hocking
Mail Robbery Suspects Held for Questioning in Ohio Theft
Lima authorities hold A P H Martin 33 and Francis McPherson 29 in the city jail for questioning after seven mail sacks were stolen at St Marys Ohio last Friday. The case involves an alleged mail theft ring and ongoing investigation by local police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
A.P.H. S. Martin
Francis McPherson
St. Marys
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Henry Margo
Theresa Toth
Anna Weiser
Dayton
Wm. Thomas
Edward Cunliffe
Lace Ayers
Herbert Cunliffe
Robert Foster
Tom
Pearson
Sylvia White
Myron Keney
Lenore Strode
Hermon
Roy Love
William Hanson
George Clax
Tuppers Plains
Salem Hollow
Clyde Gridsted
John Short
Charles Powers
Lee Denny
Ellon Bateman
Beatrice Sommers
Dan Bateman
Doris
Bertha Potter
Pleasant Valley
New Straitsville
George Washington
Peavy
Orvile Ewing
Martins Ferry
Blanche Cline
Frank Barnes
Roy Gilson
Walter Stewart
Carl Frey
E. I. Stanley
Allen Coe
Athel
Perry Coe
Mellissa Biddle
Dent Allen
Paul Barnes
T. W. Coe
Charles Brown
Florence
Will Welker
Rio Grande
Nell Gardener
Bertha Rickey
Clarence Rickey
Everett Jones
McClannahan
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Gibson’s
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Segacy
Ady
W.B. Drake
Rardin
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