Murray City Parents and Teachers hear school levy talk
About 100 parents and teachers attended the September Parent-Teacher Association meeting in the Murray City High School gym. The program featured local musicians, and the group decided not to send a delegate to the Day AUv7 convention. They donated 50 dollars to the Higher Physical Education Department and urged voting yes on native aid and equalization funds. The next meeting plans a diphtheria and tuberculosis health film and a banner prize for the room with the most parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furray City
Dacher Association
Ithe High School
Qoet Jones
Tmeet- Ling
Harburger
Wmstructor
Hocking County
Higher Physical Education
Murray City High School
Srnatalle
Supt
Hobert
Nativite Aid Equalization Fund
Mae Wollett
Ollie Fb
Ruth Short
Nkaares Brooker
Mizs
Ruth Brooker
Local visitors and health update from Athens area families
The record lists Mineral Guesta at Parker Snyder’s home with many guests including Van Dyke and Spring families, Flora Johnson, Lena Welch and others. It notes Dwight Shingler’s tonsil removal, various relatives visiting in Athens Albany Nelsonville and Chauncey, and Jean Withers returning home after time with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Snyder
Ajii
van Dyke
Parker
Athens
George Spring
Flora Johnson
Lena Welch
Albany
Dwight
Wirstt Shingler
Charles Knox
Minnis Matheny
Torch Windstorm Causes Light Damage and Local Social Notes
A wind storm hit Torch Friday night causing minor damage such as roofs partially blown off and trees toppled. Local residents hosted guests and attended funerals as well as family visits to Shreveport and Coolville. Birth announcements and visitors from Cleveland, Betlo, and Portsworth are listed amid community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Blackburn
Sheridan Blackburn
Nelsonville
Robert Mefrew
Shreveport
Brrs
M. A. McGrew
A. C. Watson
Perry Haning
Clark's Chapel
Coolville
M. Babb
Washington County
Charles
Hayden
Louba
Chester Bond
Little Hocking
Sid Baker
Portswouth
Sieslived
Givens
Mile
Sharpstown area farmers seed small wheat acreage
The Sharpsburg community reports busy seeding with a small wheat allotment. Harry Aldridge yields 188 bushels the largest to date amid harvest talk. Local social notes cover church events, a golden wedding anniversary for George and Mrs. Hanson, and a lengthy list of attendees and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Aldridge
Bennington
Buniea Armstorng
Forest
Tussell
Lilian Bardin
Marietta
UW. B
Mt. Tiberty
Cox
South East Ohio
Mt. Hermon
Franke Rardin
Harry Aldrige
Harper of
Glouster
Vt. M. White
George W. Hanson
Mt. Hermony
Vera Strode
Co. E. Endicott
V. Selby
James Selby
Roy Bardin
C. P. Yocom
B. EB. ‘Armstrong
Hila Harrie
Wagoner
Clyde Bardin
Zanesville
S. V. Selby
Portsmouth
Rowena Burfield
Frank Caldwell
Coolville
John
George E. Fawcett
Cheaterhill
Mabel Clary
B. E. Armatrong
Betty Jean
Forest” Russell
Grant
C.F. Fecom
Rome High School Assembly Program Sparks Student Interest
Rome High School pupils enjoyed an assembly program featuring music readings current events poems and a short play titled school days. The evening included a junior class weiner roast at Cunningham farm with chaperone Miss Harfson and Dr Glazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome High School
Baphomore
J. G. Russell
Gaylord Cook
Nelsonville
Ainter
Ed Knight
D. Newman
Joyce Ann
F. H. Laughlin
Lewla Ogg
Ohio University
Geo. Ogger
C. F. Finsterwald
Mullay
New York City
C. H. Copeland
Finsterwald
Guysville
Ruth McBee
Clare Norris
C. B. Norris
Carl Seaman
Margaret. Fitzhugh
Lenora Hartt
Ralph
Addie Biggins
Vinnie
Victoria
Dexter
J. Lewis Wimmer
J. E. Parmiter
Amesville
Martha Brawley
Nathan Noble
Cleveland
Wallace Hatch
Parkersburg
Ethel Robinson
Washington
Athens
Bethany on Clarence Fetty farm reports autumn yields and travels
The farm yields a Grimes Golden apple tree producing thirty bushels this autumn. Local notices mention friends rejoicing at Birs Petty’s steady improvement from a disabled float. Names appear of residents and visitors including Nina Crippen Craig, Albert Frost, Lewis Moore, Jarvis, Leora Brandenberry, Leone, Blanche Rowell, Clara Place, Martha Petty, Marcia Russell Johnson, Grant Hussell, Lucy Hussell, Clyde Moore, and a Field trip to Maple Hill farm for a probable Friday October 1 outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Fetty
Birs
Loin Petty
Nina Craig
Mee Crippen
Albert Frost
Lewis Moore
Jarvis
Stewart
Leora
Brandenberry
Leone
Bethany
Blanche Rowell
Clara Place
Frost
Martha Petty
Cross Road
South Canaan
Marcia Russell Johnnson
Grant
Lucy Hussell
Clyde Moore
Athens
Job Moore
F. Lerson
Clyde Parrish
A. A. Place
Maple Hill
Community Visit and Family News From Nearby Towns
A string of local visits and family updates spans New Philadelphia Beebe and Athena as residents travel to relatives. Glenn Brunkerman’s injury is described as tepidly recovering, with several households hosting guests and sharing garden harvest notes.
Decline in Pedestrian Travel Shown by Ferryman Report
The ferryman at Reedsville reports a October setback with only 370 passengers noted while autos led travel, 801 automobiles and 460 tons of merchandise conveyed. Several local residents and visitors, including Mrs. Bertha Hoffmar and families from New Castle and Louisa, Ky, were mentioned in social notices with travel and visits to relatives. Parishioners and locals such as Mr. and Mrs. H G Webster and Ruth Coleman hosted gatherings, and several small town movements were recorded on the West Virginia travel roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
West Virginia
Bertha M. Hoffmar
Charleston
Bert Shumway
Wills Shumway
New Castle
E. Mo. Sprague
Carbondale Social News and Visits From Nearby Towns
Carbondale reports several visits from relatives and friends including Mrs Lucy France in Sugar Grove and Mr and Mrs Clifford Johnson with Norris from Barberton. Families travel for illnesses and Sunday School events are announced with Church services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carlin
Sam Risley
Sugar Grove
Lucy France
France
Frank Arnold
Dr. France
Carbondale
Clifford Johnson
Norris
Barberton
Dan McClain
Fine Forest
Adrian Colling
McLeish
Glouster
Mtr
Lewis Daugherty
Marle
Daugherty
Scout Risley
Marion Welch
Columbus
Dave Kennard
Marthe Russell
Joseph
Helen
Chillicothe
Nora Frank
Dorothy
Hazel
Athens
Dora. Hoak
John McClain
Miller
M. E
Coolville Residents Visit En Route Home from Minnesota
Florence Lawrence, formerly of Coolville, traveled from Virginia Minn to Clarksburg W Va after summer with sister Irene Brandt. She visited Jamestown ND and Blanche Smithberger. Daughter Majet Lawrence worked at the University of Illinois then returned to Clarksburg. Mr. and Mrs. W C Stout hosted a 58th wedding anniversary dinner at Rock Street with son C S Stout of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lawrence
Hoobler
Barth
Clarksburg
Wva
Irene Brandt
Virginia
Minn
Jamestown
North Dakota
Blanche Smithberger
Lawrence
Majet Lawrence
University of Illnois
Local social notes and events from the M. E. Church and town
Mrs. Stout and her husband are described as well preserved for their ages. The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church will meet at Mrs. Mary Reeder’s home with officer elections and a pot luck supper. Mrs. A C Mills is ill with a nervous breakdown. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Burns visit their father Alex Caldwell, who stores goods and plans to winter in Berea. Aldobickntey of Carthage moves into Caldwell’s rental. Town residents Suckley, Tayd, Mulligan Chevalier, Ely, and Austin Blake are noted. The Troy Civic Association advertises the fall film Daddy Long Legs. Henry Doe and family visit from Portsmouth. The Standard Bearer Society met at Mrs. Raymond Walden’s home. officers elected: Dort Lockhart, Gladys Sheels, Alyca Chevalier, Helen Root, and Mary Belle Bentz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout
M. E. Church
Mary Reeder
A. C. Mills
Dana T. Burns
Berea
Alex Caldwell
Burns
AldobicKintey
Carthage
Joe Suckley
Gerald Tayd
Mulligan Chevalier
Wilbur Ely
Mineral
Austin Blake
Troy Civic Association
Wredness
Janet, Gaynor
Warner Baxter
Henry Doe
Portsmouth
EB. M. Pierce
Standard Bearer Society
Raymond Walden
Dort, Lockhart
Presient
Gladys Sheels
Alyca Chevalier
Helen Root
Mary Belle Bentz
Typhoid fever drains Garden Binns Randolph in rough spell
Garden Binns Randolph suffers a high fever around 103 degrees and has been ill for some time with typhoid. Annie King fainted while doing chores and injured her back, with sister-in-law Provenice King helping with tasks. P Mohler assists Ear nest Howard in making sorghum molasses as a rocksot cane measures 15 feet by five inches. Gilbert Coen enters Ohio University this Monday. Forest Meighen and Athena Meighen join relatives at Co. A. Meighen and Forest Ja Beiping’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binns Randolph
Annie King
Provenice King
P. Mohler
Earnest Howard
Mr. Howard
Gilbert Coen
Ohio University
Forest Meighen
Athena
Co. A. Meighen
Forest Ja
Eera
Farm crops prove plentiful in area about Harrisonville
In Harrisonville and surrounding areas the harvest shows plentiful fruit and grain. Apples sell for 25 to 35 cents a bushel at the orchard, grain and potatoes yield varied by farm, with local workers urged to prepare for winter and avoid reliance on relief. Local roads receive gravel as work continues and residents move goods and property, while families adjust to seasonal changes and health news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Arrisonville
Oct
Red Cross
Langsville Residents Pursue Work and Visits Across Towns
Langsville Ivan Searles travels to Pataykala to visit his brother Opie and work cutting corn. Locals call on J. W. Miller. Clarice Whitmer visits Columbus friend Neltie Canady. Amy Tyler of Boston visits J. C. Phillips and son How ard. A picnic at Mrs Elizabeth Ward's included many local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Searles
Pataykala
Opie
Ang
J. E. Hull
Vinton
Amy Tyler
Boston
Mass
J. W. Miller
Clarice Whitmer
Columbus
Neltie Canady
J.C. Phillips
Howard
Steward Knapp
Elzabeth Ward
Bid Bobo
Elvira
Phelps
Charley Siders
Rutland
Mary Jane Entaminger
Business College
L. B. Entaminger
Clarice Miller
Rutland High School
Karl Knapp
Michigan
Lloyd Thames
Childer
Edith May
Mildred Fay
Thames
Gladys Locke
Helen
Ernest Gardner
Lovina Thomas
Frank Ward
Elizabeth Ward
Gain in W C T U Membership Shown After Stockport Meeting
A Stockport county W C T U convention at Stockport Saturday led to new members for Chesterhill reflecting a growing movement. State vice president Viola Romans spoke on national convention insights, with officers elected including President Effie Michensy and treasurer Pearl Calendine. Chesterhill attendees listed among local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.T.U
Chesterhill
Stockport
Yesterhill
Get
Coisorestne
W. OC. T
Stock'rt
Viola Romans
Columbus
Markham, Cartwright
Dougissa
Goldie Barnhouse
Wallace
Romans
Ottawa
W. c T T. Ue
Effie Michensy
Warren
Walker
Trensurer
Pearl Calendine
Hattie Woodward
McConneleville
Margaret Wagoner
Grace Fawcett
Bessie Schofield
Emily Kinsey
Hffie Michener
Hattie Hill
Hattie Dougan
Elva Worthington
Misa Lillian Todd
Mattie Zumbro
Rule Sc
Rose Campbell
Tenn
Lucy Davis
Cal
Malinda Metzger
Local Notices and Society News from Worthington to Columbus
Shawnee residents entertain guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Severance while Tom Pritchard and Dr. C. B. Sharpe travel to Zanesville on business. Mrs. J. A. Severance stays with her daughter in Columbus as Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cox of Toledo attend Joe Garlinger’s funeral. Local couples visit Logan for business. Kappa Sigma Phi Club lists 15 preps on track duty for two months. Richard West improves after several months away. Imogene Bernes recovers from injuries from a fall from a running board. A false report claimed a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bird Jr. was published. the newspaper regrets the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Severance
Worthington
Hugh Williams
Tom Pritchard
Sharpe
Zanesville
J. A. Severance
McCuneville
Earl DeVore
Columbus
Ray Cox
Toledo
Joe Garlinger
J. J. Conn
The
Messenger
Scatter Ridge Guests and Local Visits Across Athens Area
Scatter Ridge and Athens residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Fred Mathews hosted in Athens while Mr and Mrs Ray Mathews hosted elsewhere. Lurene Mathews stayed with Aunt Hattle Junod in Athens. John South and others attended a Red Men pow wow in Athens Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mathews
Athens
Ray Mathews
Herbert Everett
Strouds Run
F. J. Hubler
Bra. Wade Smith
Dutch Creek
John Dillinger
John South
Lurene Mathews
Hattle Junod
Stroude Run
Clarence Dean
Alia South
Red Men's Lodge
Athol
Waldo Poston
Doris
Jean
di Mubler
Plains area residents host and visit over weekend
The report lists numerous local visits and movements across Chauncey Athens Nelsonville and Columbus. Families like Briley Smith Michael Thorn Miller Osbore Powell and Hawkins appear among others visiting relatives and attending illnesses, with several moving or relocating to Albany Hocking and nearby towns. Readers are informed of guests, nursing roles, and small-town social ties.
Weekend guests and local visits in Logan area
Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs Pete Ero and John Day returned from Umbus Hospital where he was kept for observation. William Bricker Sr injured hand at Hocking Mine with infection. Mr and Mrs Joe Hutchins attended the funeral of Charles Snider at Snider Cemetery near Logan. Also visits by Seth Robinson, Mrs F Up, Gil Hartman and family to Haydenville and N Eas in Logan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Pete Ero
John Day
Umbus Hospital
Wiliam Bricker
Hocking Mine
Joe Hutchins
Aun
Charles Snider
Snider
Logan
Seth Robinson
Gil Hartman
Jim
Nelsville
Haydenville, Lune
John Neas
Local social notes feature visitors and family visits
Shade Mrs. Sarah Goldsberry spent last week with her daughter S. J. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Wein of Nelson are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hamer. Mrs. Holly King and Attle gort Pratts Fork visited Mrs. Libbie B son Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flanders Asbury Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hing of Athe were Thursday evening guests Mrs. S. J. Smith and mother, Sarah Goldsberry. Mrs. Margaret Grim visited Sam Forman Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Goldsberry
S. J. Smith
Rs. Wein
Nelson
Jay Hamer
Holly King
Attle Gort Pratts Fork
Libbie Bson
Pearl Smith
Charles Flanders Asbury
Joe Hing
S. J.smith
Sarah Galdsberry
Margaret Grim
Sam Forman
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Everett Short Daugh
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Son Junior
Robert Foster
Pearson Faser
Sadie Foster
Lemma
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Gale Strum
Waft Castell
Glewater
Maud Farmer
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Cora Craft
Opal Luoning
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Gold Hoffman
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Myrtle Brown
Carl Carsner
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Thelma Dos
Tor Tv
Bsex
Harry Shuttleworth
Dave Roberts
Oscar Albaugh
Clara Cunliffe
Margaret Smart
Bros
Mary Griffith
Shawnee
James Hamer, Jr
Richard Coleman
Dixie
Charles Robinson
Murray
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Householder
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. EB
Wylee
U. B. Church
Thompson
M. B. Church
Secrest
Warren Darby
Orient
Charles Hellyer
Mary Donoghue
St. Mary's of the Springs College
Maude Farmer
Ward Township
Lulu Smith
Buffington
the Plains
Ladies Aid
M. 5
Lizzie Stiff
Effie Devol
Carrie <Acker
Lizzie Fisher
Belle Baird
Samantha Shelton
Dore, Spencer
Martha Huston
Isie Strum
Mattie Ralph
James Russell
B. A. Person
Mingus
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Glenna Stoling
Earl Morris
Opal Shrieves Ofter
Frank Williams
Albert Storer
Ha Pertler
Maria Byron
Detroit
Jack Byron
B. Vollmer
Fred Jinnear
Eunice Ann
Chesevile, C
W. R. Baker
G. W. Dewees
H. A. Dewees
Lucy Coleman
William Moyery
Fannie Romine
Cyrus Jones
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Billy Hart
Coolville Station
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Sharpsburg
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New Philadelphia
John Chevalier
L. A. McConkey
L. H. Alien
Robert Sharp
Lennie
Glenn
Pomeroy
Brunkerman
Georgia Haliday
Guetta
J. L. Gaston
Emmett Swisher
Pawitness
John Barmhill
Dutch Ridge
L. H. Allen
Oryn Watkins
Billy
L. T. Runnion
Samuel Tails
Claire Luce
Lois
Wadsworth
Ohio
H. G. Webster
Long Bottom
W. Burden
Akron
Ruth Coleman
Mary Ann Kibble
Priday
Alton
Ida Kibble
L. Newell
Letart
H. D. Parker
Callie Cawdery
L. B. Sisson
F. M. Coates
J. W. Emrick
G. W. Ash
Wolf Pen
Bert
Gallipolis
Guy Howell
Harry Plummer
Mate Alkire
Alkire
Tana Turner
Luther Carsey
Langsville
Amanda Feeler Dresden
George A. Soloman
Liberty Cemetery
Grace Worthington
Louisa ‘Worthington
Lillian Todd
William Posey
Lee Funk
Columb
Fila Funk
Lottie Davia
Nouns Marshall
la Due
Edy
Philo
Bund
Hetti Woodward
Nellie Grigsby
Iil
Vernice Carson
Je Kerr
Robert Crock
Mansile
Gertry Guguby
May Hill
Adah Parkina
B. E. Workman
Hamilton County
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Alta Reed
Wwson
C. D. Zebra
Ravenna
Hiram Thomas
Nelevifle
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Memorial Hital
Scatter
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Near Union
Ebrnest Smith
Ed Michael
George Thorn
Pearl Miller
Charles Miller
Yrenors
Harry Noble
Middleport
Edwin Nelson
Robert Graves
Kunjee Wook
Missouri Lowry
George Dille
Walter
Curt Gross
Kathryn
Dright
Barry Locke
Bnydenville
Virgil Manning
EB. C. Howard
Merwin Stauffer
Manning
Dang Swift
Little Son
Hugh Nida Mondey
Charles McMillan
Near McArthur
George Besco
Dave Whaien
Tom Willams
John Hawkins
Roy Gabriel
Lester
Billy Joe
Joe South
Hirtland
Fd Michael
George Gabriel, Jr
Charles Bartlett
Fin Cook
Orville Shellman
Lew
Grant Hospital
Dessia Anderson Arnett
George Bullington
L. Smith
Jobs
Zell Buffington
Samuel Gabriel
Tom
Emmett Sherwood
Hocking
H. B. Johnson
Sam Gabriel
Chauncey
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Bruce Blake
Lloyd Harlan
New Martinsville
W. Va
Robert Lonely
Marion Smith
C. Wead
Plymouth
Aeplace
Allestring Orchestra
Grant and Ride
Coca-Cola
A. Green
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