Albany Ladies Aid hosts meeting and elections
Twenty members of the Albany Methodist church Ladies Aid met Wednesday with Mrs. F W Eccles leading a program on Mormonism. Officers elected: President Mrs. E H Lasch, First VP Mrs. Bert Hovey, Second VP Mrs. D Dailey, Secretary Mrs. William Gillogly, Treasurer Mrs. Dent Allen. Luncheon by hostesses Bert Hovéry and Ed Bailes. Other notes include club entertainments, residence changes, and various visits across Albany and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mle
Lanies
Ladies’ Aid
Methodist Church
F W. Eccles
E. H W. Laseh
Bert Hovey
D. Dailey
William Gillogly
Treaurer
Dent Allen
Bert Hovéry
Ed. Bailes
E. H. Lasch
Local Social Roundup From Carbon Hill Area
Carbon Hill residents and relatives share visits across nearby towns. Families travel to Columbus for Ohio State University events while local church groups meet for quilting and social gatherings. Numerous locals are noted visiting Logan Nelsonville and Nelsonville for kin, funerals, and Lodge events. entries conclude with Downhour.
Local visits mark busy week in Hocking County
Monday Miss Sylvia and Adrien Dodds attended the Hocking County fair at Logan. Frida Mrs. Charles Matheny and Mr. Davy Christian visited in Jobs one day last week. Mrs. Bill Christian and daughter Sarah Jane and Adrien Dupler visited in Jobs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Pruden and granddaughter Rosamond and Helen Hutchison of Longstreth visited Bir. and Mrs. Robert Lovett Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rome Erb and sons Roy and Gail of New Philadelphia visited relatives here this week. Mrs. Hersel Wilkerson and children of Akron are visiting Mrs. Wilkerson's parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jettison and family. Ms. and Mrs. Tom Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hi and son of Logan spent Sunday with Mrs. Sam Agi. Mrs. Charles Lax and sons visit in Logan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pettit and daughter Betty Jane of Nelsonville visited Mrs. Detti’s mother Mrs. Martha Jovett one evening this week. E. Z. Spray has returned to his home at Petersburg Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Cornal Locke and son of Athens visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matheny Thursday. Mrs. Robert Jovett has been ill this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dawley
Kensington
John Smith
Edward Smith
Blanch
Broadwell
Donald Kammerling
Ker Blosser
Columbus
Ohio State University
Enoch Lehman
Gore
Aira
Charles Devol
Wiliam Robey
Eva Dehnen
Lisbon
Cora Brosser
Neva Nutter
Olive Hardy
Helen Hawk
James Shaffer
Blosser
Lyman Burroughs
Windles
Sylvia
Adrien Dodds
Logan Frida
Charles Matheny
Davy Christian
Jobs
Bill Christian
Sarah Jane
Adrien Dupler
Mra
C. J. Pruden
Rosamond
Helen Hutchison
Longstreth
Bir
Robert Lovett
Rome Erb
Roy and
Gail
New Philadelphia
Hersel Wilkerson
Akron
Wilkerson
Joe Jettison
Tom Hill
Sam Hi
Logan
Sam Agi
Charles Lax
Carl Pettit
Betty Jane
Nelsonville
Dettit
Martha Jovett
E. Z. Spray
Petersburg
Ind
Cornal Locke
Athens
Rovert Jovett
Relatives from Huntington Visit Reynolds Family
Relatives from Huntington West Virginia visited Mr and Mrs George Reynolds and family this week for a friendly gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
George Reynolds
Fairview Birth And County School Attendance Report
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Worth Cole on September 24. Emerson Dye and family from Guyaville visited W S Dye on Sunday. Roy Lester and party from Clarksburg visited friends in Fairview Saturday. Deep Hollow school earned the pennant for best attendance in Athens county for 1906 1927. H Porter attendance officer visited Deep Hollow Tic Ridge and Millis schools last Thursday. Velma and Jann Barnhart spent the end of the week with their parents in Farrin. The Athens county visited the Deep Hollow Ridge schools this week, George Emmett and Fra Flats last Monday. Dean Cole visited friends Stewart Tuesday. Gene Linton and family visited Mrs Mary Russell teacher of the Deep Hollow school and several pupils during the end for there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Cole
Emerson Dye
Guyaville
Farrin
Athens County
Hell 'Ridge
George
Emmett
Dean Cole
Stewart
Gene Linton
Fami Ens
Mary Russell
iDeep Hollow
Vist
Sharpsburg Sunday Visitors and Local Notices
Sharpsburg social notes list Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Devol of Carbon Hill and Mr and Mrs Andrew Balliard. Visitors gather at various homes, travel to Marion and Columbus, with many ongoing family and health updates. James T Jennison, former Sharpsburg resident, died Friday evening. Mary Evans moved to Columbus for a new position.
Clark's Chapel La wn Kell Monthly Meeting Report
The Clark's Chapel group held its monthly meeting at the church this afternoon. A homemade ice cream social followed, with notes of visiting members including Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibson and families from Athens, Lisbon, and Strouds.
Social Weekend Guests and Local Visits in Albany Area
Luhrig Afrs Jesse Trockmartie and son Junior of Albany were guests of Mrs. Victor Beckley last Sunday. Miss Mabel McBride visited Luhrig. Miss Mary Liehse stayed with Mary Hawk Sunday afternoon. Jim Hartley of Pomeroy visits his uncle in Salem. The Rev. Pugh will fill his regular appointment here Sunday evening. The Misses Lucile Wilson Opal M Pidcock and Freda Francis attend high school at The Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pidcock of Athens moved back to Luhrig. Paul Ven Meter, formerly employed in Dayton, is now at home. George Francis and son Kenneth visited Dehue last week seeking work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afrs
Jesse Trockmartie
Son ‘Junior
Albany
Victor Beckley
Mabel McBride
Luhrig
Mary, Liehse
Mary Hawk
Jim Hartley
Pomeroy
Salem
Pugh
Lucile Wilson
Opal M Pidcock
Freda Francis
the Plains
Tom Pidcock
Athens
Paul Ven Meter
Dayton
George Francis
Kenneth Jwent
Dehue
Worl
Local Family Visits Share Sunday Gatherings Across Town
Wrightstown residents recount Sunday visits with Gertha Wade and three daughters of Elliot and extended relatives. Guests included Mr and Mrs St Beard with C Mills and Roy Swartz families plus three children, Hogsett and Edith Faires, and Earl Morris from AR. Other families hosted include Pearl Bail, Grey Duncan and children from near Elmer, Maria Ho, Talbert of Rosevi, and Harold Woots of Columbus with the Moore family. John Khuns and children from Trimble stayed with John Ball’s household on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertha Wade
Elliot
Wade
Oca Able
C. Mills
Roy Swartz
Iw. A. Hogsett
Edith Faires
Earl Morris
Arron
Mrs Morris
Pearl Bail
Qea
Grey Duncan
Near EiMner
Maria Ho
Talbert
Rosevitay
T. E
Harold Woorts
Columba
Zack
Moody
Beatrice Wogan
Zanes
Wogan
John Khuns
Trimble
John Ball
Fragmentary Plains notes on local people and events
A garbled OCR summary lists places and names such as Patton, Handlet, Brown, Gale, Moore, and Mary Gale with references to visits, work, and schooling. It mentions Athens, a summer activity, a college entry, and a group of officers or graduates, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent events.
Coolville News Briefs Highlight Reception and Marriages
Local notes report Lora reception at Coolville High School with Gillisen phonograph toy, followed by humorous contest. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. J, and several residents. village street improvements urged. Marriage news covers Lus speers of McVinnelsville and Mary Lyons of Parkersburg era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oolville
Gillisen
Corning Child Dies After Brief Illness
Eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Whartes Roberts of Millertown died in the early hours after a sudden rupture and ensuing peritonitis. The child had attended Jackost Diy and was in good health earlier that day. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cu Ning
Charles Roberts
Son Is Born and Local Church Notes in Corning
The notice reports the birth of a 9 pound son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fenneken, lists relatives in Gloucester and nearby towns, and details upcoming church events at CORNING including promotion exercises at 9 am, altered evening service times, and a Boy Soul rally led by Rev. D. La. Browne. It also mentions a United Brethren rally day and infant events, with broader local social notes and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnurchining
Thhis
Sfonday
Youth People's Rally Land Social
D. la. Browneing
Glousetor
Harnard
Murray City Club and Families Attend Annual Picnic
The Murray City area reports a club and family outing to Crystal for an annual picnic with music games and contests. Attendees include Mrs. Howard Brooker Mrs. Mary Dyson Mr. and Mrs. Adamson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins and many others from Murray City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Storer
Dive Roberts
John Shelton
Kem Tinnes
William White
Bueht
Kon Ande
Columbus
the ‘Dere Wolleth
Glouster
Arthur Shelton
Bernard Jack
Catherine
Dorothy Ann Simons
John
Cecelia Byron
Eva Shelton
Fredrick Vaud Wack
Arab Cutler
Collins
Charles Rachel
Mary Jeanette Roberts
Charles
Robert Storer
Eemeanor Pinney
Carbondale Return of Aliesa Cox from Kaidits of Sything
Aliesa Cox of Carbondale has returned home after attending the Kaidits of Sything at New Scott WHA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliesa Cox
Sything Can
New Scott
Unscrambled fragments hint at local names and events
Fragmentary OCR mentions names like John Huber and Mrs St Mar, plus references to housekeeping and old Lacerenyn news. Little readable context, but suggests a local society item or notice with scattered proper nouns and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampheld
John Huber
Parieray Money
Mrs. St. Mar Hent Housekeeping
Colkins
Local Arrests Reported In Amesville Rail Yard Incident
Unclear text records an incident at the Hecking Valley railroad yard this week with names and roles distorted. A person identified as a former Borat Bey Snaw of Colaratng faced arrest alongside a friend, with other garbled details about duty and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borat Bey
Colaratng
Sheredat
Hecking Villey
Nin McMonnclissle
Funeral Held for Dore Vennett in Athens Area
Funeral services were held Friday morning for Dore Vennett. Attending were Mr and Mrs T dene and other relatives. Charles Verheyen visited his parents Cathelie Clarels and Mr ar YoMra. Thomas Tray from Columbus and a choir group were guests from Saturday to Monday. A day trip to Dare shore was taken. Renanett and Moss Ave Wilson attended graduation at theamer iac college in Newick. Shick wity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Dore Vennett
Charles Verheyen
Nett
Athens
Cathelie Clarels
Day
YoMra
Thomas Tray
Columbus
Monanil
Dareshore
Massett
Renanett
Fred Shoop
Crooksvil Moss Ave
Wilson
Qemimineareciad
Entlege
jNewick
Common Wealth Loan Company
I Shick Wity
Corning Recalls Names in Mysterious Local Report
Corning records show unclear text with several proper names amid garbled phrases. The fragment hints at individuals such as Charl Prifayner and Lexi inaton with possible mentions of a Seer, a Mro group, and Mrs Mary Hart, but the exact events remain unreadable.
Missionary society notes and farm improvements update
A fragmented local report lists members of a missionary society and families, plus farm construction at a southern project. It mentions a burning plant housing two 48 horsepower compressors, a large dwelling, and a 60 worker site. Visitors to Columbia and Ohio State University studies are noted, with school divisions and basketball results from Amesville and Canaanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wederal Creed
Gail Kaaier
Vert Linscott
Tepe Glass
Columbia
Ohio State University
Mevay
Vritay Amt
Alfendnen
Divisians
Canaanyie
Amesville
Hoya Canaanville
Company
Priday
Local residents visit family gatherings across towns
Unclear OCR text records a string of names and relations among families visiting relatives and attending gatherings in multiple places. Mentions include Conk RW Jus Heli, Parkersburg West Virginia, Coolville, Columbus, and individuals such as Mayme Wharf Batley Oliver Newman and others. The fragment suggests a social calendar note rather than a single event with clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miro
Fred Hawk
Fia Bares
MeRra
Parkersburg
W. Va
Batley
Mars
Oliver
Coolville
Smith
Wee
Ilughlin Ink
McBee
Columbus
Airs
OD. Newman
Bon Fem
Inspection of Three Shrines Draws Local Attendees
About 200 people from surrounding communities attended the annual inspection of Marietta White Shrine No. 2 Bethany Shrine No. 12 Heming Shrine No. 4 in Athens. Visitors came from Parkersburg Mirletta Columbus Nelsonville Logan Wellston Middleport Amesville. Lulu S. Markinnon supreme worthy high priestess led the event with a banquet for 168 at Hotel Berry and a reception at the K of P ball followed by the ceremonial. Other honored guests included Cel Price and Barnett supreme officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Bethany Shrine
Heming
Parkersburg
Athens
Mirletta
Columbus
Nelsonville
Logan
Wellston
Middleport
Ames Ville
Lulu S. Markinnon
Berry
K. of P. Ball
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J. H. Morrow
Federated Clubs
Albany Club
O. D. Deiley
A. D. Cine
Railroad Street
G. W. Johnson
Carpenter Road
E. T. Dailey
C. O Burnett
O. D. Dailey
Hazel Cline
Alhan
Hillcrest Farm
Eldon Dailey
A. D. Graft
Maynard
C. P. Peatman
Harry Hamilton
M.D. Zimmersman
Walter Lee
Earl of
W. W. Cline
Mr. Cine
OL. Cine
Archie Tewksbury
G. J. Tewkspure
E. Quick
Union Ridge
George Chesser P
Prattsville
Werr Iguesta
Louisa Brooke
Dolly Parker
The
Telephone Company
Circleville
A. R. Tedrow
Hamden
FE. S
Tedrow
A. F. Holmes
Wooster
Dante Jerman
Theolumpus
N. Jones
Pataskala
Jones
Ray Elliott
Mary Elizabeth
Carbon Hill
Fairview
Sharpsburg
Devol
Andrew Balliard
Henry Burns
Frank Bardin
Hannah Bardin
G. W. Hanson
Bras
Lucile Love
Carroll County
C. L. Caldwell
George Brooks
Robert William
Charles Grimes
Marion
M. BP. Craig
Edwin
Hervert P Tohneton
Miss Evans
Dan Budsworth
Isunday
Zion Ridge
Ball
Anna Gilchrist
Helen Collett
Institute For the Blind
Frank Smith
Vincent
John E. Humphrey
Addie Humphrey
CC. Tentott
Clark’s Chapel
Joe Rohas Natess
C A. Sheldon and Sonn
J. Gibson
Athr
Henry Drllius
Fat Michael
Orpha Sanborn
Guy Carpenter
Fargily
Samuec Everett
Strouds
Finn Sunray
Norman Mcfibbens
T Dire
Vinite Ron Carpenter
Eva Snow
Elizabeth Philips
Mary Snow
Blanche Phillips
Wilbur Young
J. A. Bell
J. K. Gibson
Her- Tell
Rose Greenawalt
Harrold
Herma
Isabelle
Fredia
Mere
Victor Carpenter
Lucile
Lillian
Phyllis
Harry White
JA. Bell
Wrightstown
W. Patton
Paroy
Tit
Henry Handlet
New Marshield
J. KK. Brown
Jogan
Wd Metall
Will Moore
Mary Gale
Hatter
Offian
Bescoe
Fm Breede
Geeeasurer
As Trenty
Peart
Francis M. Allen
Lake Forest
Mise Ida Martin
Kansas City
Ala
131St Infantry
Sinois National Guard
Miss Martin
Col. Allen
Mrs. Allen
Chicago
Coolville News
Otto Shanks
J. Owens
Hoobler
Barth
Karl
Charles) Gibbs
Personal
H. M. Walden
Constance
Anna Sturm
Bete Pre
Willi H. Lyons
Parkershoro
Marjorie Mae
Alta Wesley Speer
McVonnelsville
Bessie Taylor
Luther Dickey
Canton
A. Q
Frame
Parkers
Corning
Charles Fenneken
Josephine
Henry Nkemper
Mary Welsh
Josephine Weit
Yilie
Wil Pritchard
Otis Pritchard
Zanesville
Charlie Potts
McConnellsville
Pearl Potts
Malta
T. RO
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Tibu Odark
Stepaen
Terenter Enllece
Gertrude
Nuege
Aml Danguer
Ford
Lopkins
Wout
Tesse Woodworth
News OF
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Mrs. Lopez
Theas Homer Stey
M Jonrs
George VT
Dixon Sp
Anklia
Jay
Pereen
Cineles
Derrall
Ering
Ode
Mothe
Rrice
Portland
Ladies Alg Society
Aml EL
AW. J. Lawrence
Avery Roberts
Mary
Trrr
Fred Morelead
Tlelter
A. EG. Wiliam
Grorre Parker
iPomeroy
Susan Parker
Tvo
Avery Roberts Mo
Cincinnati
Life Insurance Company
T. W
Hocking Valley Railroad
Mrv
G A. Springer
New Matamoras
Winnie Belt
Los
Lillian Moore
Millertown
Tratland
Moffit Funeral
Carbondale
Syracuse
Tannenberg
East Prussia
von Hindenburg
Germany
Ganeera Kahns
Ludendorfft
the Missionary Society
Ehnreh Wentertalna
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Lacie Honovin Jowett
John Proneter Chen
Shia vi
Humm
Hier
Prandson
Ars
Teta
el Oand
Banyete Copelimd
Sen
Barney Starling
Aime
Dae Marquis
Ated
Th Wineh
Ivy Tape
Olive Morrison
George McDannel
Cael
Ea Whar
Mnfant
Wneh Whart
Mra. Tean Enies
Conk
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