Robinsons Host Party and Harvest Travel Snippets
Dr and Mrs L D Robinson entertained with five bridge tables at Guysville. Local social notes mention visits by the Christys Harmon Carsey Finsterwald Pearcy and various extended family from Athens Parkersburg and Canton with Thanksgiving travel and a 600 pound hog dressed by C Christy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guysville
L. D. Robinson
Agatha Brill
Paul Dean
Stewart
Shepherd
Coolville
Cluff
Middleport
William Marshall
Athens
P. G. Chapman
Foster Bean
Paul Mansfield
Corkie
Dewey Parsons
Bethany Church
City Hospital
Parkersburg
Kenneth Christy
C. C. Christy
Wilmur Harmon
Columbus
Harmon
D. C. Snow
Wayne Carsey
Dave Carsey
Union
Clarence Fuller
Chillicothe
Elmer Fuller
Richard Campbell
Ruel Finsterwald
Pomeroy
Herman Pierce
Claire McLaughlin
Cora Dailey
Canton
Nora Henry
Rosa Lowery
John Light
Stewart Martin
Martin
William Willard
Hebbardsville
Farmer Fitch
Erie
Minnie Bean
Ewert Christy
Mary Pearcy
Everett Pearcy
Plainfield
N. J
Pomeroy Rural Social And Personal Notes
Philip Wippel moved to a cabin at Shenang Springs with D R Will. Elma Roush stays with her niece Mrs James Bailey and family. Charles Ashworth installed a radio at home. Minerva Pryor of Long Bottom visited her cousin Mrs Guy Carleton. W Clyde Will called on a Middleport business. Arthur Yost and son Alba visited Rollin Bears. M Will lives with William O Neal. Rome Hawk bought timber from Irvin Smith. Telephone Line No 12 Rock Springs is being rebuilt. Tibet residents salute with outstretched tongues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Philip Wippel
D. R. Will
Shenang Springs
Elma Roush
James Bailey
Charles Ashworth
Minerva Pryor
Long Bottom
Guy Carleton
W. Clyde Will
Middleport
Arthur Yost
Alba
Rollin Bears
Do. M. Will
William O'Neal
Rome Hawk
Irvin Smith
Rock Springs
Langsville Personal and Social Notes
Langsville residents and visitors share a weekend of social visits. Families from Parkersburg Columbus Wellston Rutland Gallipolis Danville Vinton Orient and Wilkesville gather for dinners, parties, and holiday events with neighbors and relatives.
Local Social Visitors and Weekend Guests in Rutland Area
Wales Mills hosted Thursday visits from Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sheline and family, while Cincinnati guests Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chase and family connected with Mrs. Flora Chase. Colleagues from Columbus and Ryger joined Elza Carpenter’s household for Thursday gatherings. Mrs. Marvin Morris and children visited relatives in Columbus Thursday, and more dine and visit plans involved Mrs. Mina Wise of Rutland with guests including Mrs. Flora Chase and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Ray Miller
Bobbie Childers
Parkersburg
W. Va
Alice Miller
William Musser
Ora Pickens
Buffalo
O. O. Smith
Raymond Smith
Richmond
Ind
Elsie McKnight
Janet
Wendell Miller
Mary B. McKnight
Columbus
Chester Erwin
T. M. Pickens
Carroll Pickens
Rutland
S. G
Ann
Wellston
Dale Wright
Charles Elliott
Evelyn
Everett McKnight
Lulu Miller
Marilyn
Mildred
Joe Swick
Danville
Everett Coy
Vinton
Homel Denny
Clara Mollohan
Wilkesville
Audra Arbaugh
Wales Mills
Stanley Sheline
Robert Miller
Orient, O
von Miller
Joe Arbaugh
Kenneth Chase
Cincinnati
Flora Chase
Evelyn Rife
Perry Carpenter
Dana] Fulton
Marion Rife
Ryger
Elza Carpenter
Marvin Morris
Marvin Jeffers
Mina Wise
Reverend Higgenbothem to preach at Mt Union church Sunday
The notice lists MT UNION Reverend Ernest Higgenbothem will preach Sunday at 10 30 in the morning and 7 in the evening. Golden Circle Class meets Friday Dec 8 with Charles King leading. A series of Thanksgiving hospitality and family visits are noted among local residents and guests through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Union
Ernest Higgenbothem
Golden Circle
Charles King
Wise
Pine Lake
Mich
Howard Stuart
Mae Wood
Athens
A. R. Caster
Harley Carr
Bradbury
James Clark
Ernest Carr
Harrisonville
M. A. Epple
A. C. Williams
Arlene
Starr
Wellsville
Willie Carr
Charles
Albert Baer
Guy and
Vernon Bing
Dena Epple
Forest Run
Sugar Shipments Highlight Mobile Port Reentry
The Mobile port recently handled 7,000,000 pounds of sugar the largest ever brought to the Gulf Coast port. The cargo followed Mobile's reinstatement as a port of entry for sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Mobile
Ala
Mobile
Gulf Coast
New Plymouth Social Briefs Highlight Thanksgiving Visits
Walter Peters Earle Heinlein William Cherry and Edward Clewell attended a Masonic lodge meeting and banquet in Zaleski Saturday night. Thanksgiving visitors include Paul and family from Lowell Indiana and George Miller of Orland among others. Rev Stewart led Thanksgiving services at the M E Church Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plymouth
Walter Peters
Earle Heinlein
William Cherry
Edward Clewell
Masonic Lodge
Zaleski
Paul Riggs
Lowell
Ind
Milton Bay
George Miller
Orland
Ivan Miller
Donnie Ray
Haydenville
Lavern Fuller
William McDaniel
Little Hocking
Bryan Cassil
Billie
Bob
Treadley Heinlein
Athens
Elizabeth Heinlein
Logan
S. M. Heinlein
Harden Cremean
J. C. Cremean
Charles Fuller
Helen Fuller
Charles Simpson
Columbus
Bert Fuller
Hillsboro
Raymond Fuller
Celina
Harry Faulkner
Gertrude Bay
Bay
Allie Bay
Josephine
Stewart
Presbyterian Church
M. E
Noel V. James
Cornelia Dorgan
Misses Hawk
Joseph Barstow
Mr. Wayne
New Philadelphia
Boney Weede
Charles Auker
Carbondale
Deeds
Nettie Wynn
Connett Church
Luther Bardain
Union Furnace
Mattie Weede
Thelma Bardain
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Dwight Harris
H. W. Harden
Charles Murphy
Minnie Green
S. W. Murphy
Lancaster
Family Guests Share Thanksgiving Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. John Archer and Albert Archer of Laurelville with Garth Harris of Athens and Kenley Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hixinbaugh visited Thursday as guests of Mrs. Alice Stout in Circleville. Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbons entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Collins of Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Backus, and Mrs. Emma Weede for a Thanksgiving turkey dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Archer
Albert Archer
Laurelville
Garth Harris
Athens
Kenley Harris
Elmer Hixinbaugh
Alice Stout
Circleville
William Gibbons
J. G. Collins
Logan
Lew Backus
Emma Weede
Logan Men Represent County at REA Meeting
Logan L. T. Worley and James R. Smoot represented Hocking County rural areas at the REA meeting in Lancaster. A membership campaign was launched as REA works on electric line extensions in Perry and Laurel Townships in the western part of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
L. T. Worley
James R. Smoot
Hocking County
REA
Lancaster
Perry
Laurel
Proposal Aims to Expand Line Extensions in Marion Township
The document dated Thursday, Nov. 30, 1939 notes a plan to seek more line extensions and states that building a stronger unit will contribute to that end in the northern Marion Township area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Township
Loyal Chaney Wins Fremont High Spelling Bee Title
Loyal Chaney, a standout at Fremont High, took the school spelling bee crown as the first male champion in many years, displaying accuracy with long words and confident word shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Chaney
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Robinsons
Everett
Salem
Dan Pearcy
Mary Ogg
Grace Cunningham Brill
J. N. Rice
Piketon
D. A. Campbell
Youngstown
Clifford Golden
Bertha Golden
Lottridge
Tibet
Mr. Union
Social Briefs
Jinx
Miss Roehm
Gasco Food Institute
ACME
W. Union St
DRY Cleaners
Esther Roehm
Ohio
Arbuckles
Idaho
Swift
Shank
FBI
Greatest Store
Institute
Baby Beef
Ohio Food Market
Norman Dean
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