Fraternity House Once Home Of Hocking Industrial Leader
The Ohio University fraternity now occupies a long-time home once owned by prominent Hocking Valley industrialist George Gould. The 19th century residence on S Congress St 23 ties to Gould and his half brother Milbury Greene who shaped railroads salt and mining ventures in Ohio and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Harris
Ohio University
Alston Ellis
University
George T. Gould
Hocking Valley
S. Congress St
George Gould
Maine
Ohio
Athens County
Marisetta
Cincinnati Fine
East
Milbury Miller Greene
Athens
Columbus
Beaumont
Salina
Plains
South America
M. M. Greene
Milbury Greene
Lexington
Long Island Sound
Marietta & Cincinnati
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hoetking Valley
Toledo
Clinton National Bank
California
Minerva Brown
John Brown
Ames Township
G. G. Green
GG. Green
Birthday gathering honors figures in Baltimore area
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Orr hosted a Sunday birthday party at their Baltimore home for Donald Hixon and Ruth Murray. Attending were numerous relatives and friends from Wellston Glouster Cleveland Millfield Dayton Roseville Nelsonville and Columbus, with many gift exchanges and family dinners noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Bruce Orr
Baltimore
Donald Hixon
Ruth Murray
Leonard Leach
Eva Aleshire
Novella Turvey
Calvin Leach
Wellston
Charles Morrison
Bert Murvey
Roberta
Charles
Rodney
Glouster
Sue
W. H. Hixon Sr
William Hixon Jr
Emilie, Rebecky
Tommy
Local visits unfold across Jackson and Columbus
Mrs Jim Jones and Conda Lynn visited the Leland Davis home in Jackson. Rex Dupler and sons from Waverly and Jay Dupler with daughter from Lancaster stayed with Gladys Dupler and others. Westerville connections, Columbus days, and hospital nurse Carol Braden with Rev and Mrs Braden also featured in weekend and weekday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Jim Jones
Conda Lynn
Leland Davis
Jackson
Rex Dupler
Waverly
Jay Dupler
Lancaster
Gladys Dupler
J. E. Hilliard
Fred Kipp
Westerville
Carl Engle
Andy Talbert
Wooster
Luther Blum
Jim Burgoon
Blum
Paul Blosser
Columbus
Mary Helver
Bill Helber
A. Christman
Loigan
Carol Braden
Grant Hospital
E. ¥. Braden
Ruth Ansel
J. M. Ansel
Don Ansel
Prospect
Jim Bourgoon
Fred Swartz
Sugar Grove
Local residents host and visit across towns
Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs Carl McElfresh of Leonardsburg. Mrs Jean Blade and daughter returned to Ol ean New York after visiting her parents in Ralph Foster. Mr and Mrs Clint Orr were guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Sorden of Wolfpen. Ed Weiland of Chicago was a weekend guest of the L est er McNamee. Oris McCloud bought the Perry Orr farm. Chester Farley and daughter of Frametown West Virginia were guests of Glen Tuttle. Arthur Morarity and sons visited Earl Morris of Marietta. Effie Torrence spent a day in Parkersburg. Harry Wyatt of Pomeroy visited Thomas McKay. Minnie Orr is visiting her daughter at Leonardsburg. Charles Price of Mount Olive visited his mother. Lettie Frank and J C McKay spent an evening with Walter Harris of Pomeroy.
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Bashan
Arthur Orr
Carl McElfresh
Leonardsburg
Jean Blade
Olean
N. Y
Ralph Foster
Clint Orr
Jack Sorden
Wolfpen
Ed Weiland
Chicago
Lester McNamee
Oris McCloud
Perry Orr
Chester Farley
Frametown
W. Va
Glen Tuttle
Arthur Morarity
Marty Linn
Earl Morris
Marietta
Effie Torrence
Parkersburg
Harry Wyatt
Pomeroy
Thomas McKay
Minnie Orr
Charles Price
Mount Olive
Recenty
Lettie Frank
J. C. McKay
Walter Harris
Winton Township Garden Club to Meet in October
Roswell residents Mr and Mrs Richard Price visit his parents Mr and Mrs Floyd Price. The Winton Township Garden Club will meet Oct 14 at North Wilton School with Mrs Alva Collins Jr as hostess. A masquerade party with prizes will be held. Mary K Wright cares for the Perry children while they work in Columbus. Louis Perry is a patient at Children’s Hospital Columbus and A H Cottrill is a patient at Holzer Hospital. London Ohio visitors Mr and Mrs Lacey Kyger and daughters were recent guests.
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Radclips
Richard Price
Roswell
N. M
Floyd Price
Winton Township
Children's Hospital
Columbus
A. H. Cottrill
Holzer Hospital
Lacey Kyger
London
Ohio
Chauncy Ladies Aid Picnic at Spearry Farm
Chauncy Ladies Aid of the Chauncy Methodist Church held a Thursday picnic at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Speary Albany Route 1. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Speary Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Champlin Nelsonville and several others. lunch on the lawn followed by sales tax stamp counting and watching television.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid
Chauncer Methodist Church
Charles Spearry
Albany Rovie
Charles Speary
Lewis Champlin
Nelsonville
Bessie Nicholson
Clara Wallace
Vera
Elizabeth Cantor
Elizabeth Harvey
Lettie Hints
Mary Dew
S. Myrtle Schoonover
Elsie Lueliga Freston
Grenwood
W. Va
Rubber Firms Raise Tire Prices Across U S
United States Rubber Co and General Tire & Rubber Co boosted automobile tire prices by about four percent and five percent respectively. Passenger car tubes rose roughly 3.15 percent and truck tubes five percent, with the announcements made from New York and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
United States Rubber Co
New York
General Tire & Rubber Co
U. S. Rubber and
General
Willing Workers Class Meet at Millfield Church
The Willing Workers Class of Millfield Christian Church will meet with Marie Danko at 7 30 p m on Tuesday.
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Chauncey
Millfield Christian Church
Marie Danko
Chauncey Personal Notes From Area Visit
Chauncey personals list visits by Mr and Mrs Grover Patton to the Pattons and the Fowlers with mentions of Harne West Virginia and Moyer returning to Harrison West Virginia after two weeks. Other names include Rev Wiliam Ao Carol Woods Mrs Reidtown Mr McKinney and Andrew Morristown in a string of social notices.
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Grover Patton
John Patton
Howard Fowler
Harne
W Va
Pot Luck Planned by Sharon on October Fifteenth
A pot luck event is scheduled with Sharon coordinating the gathering. attendees are invited to bring dishes for a community meal at noon on the noted date.
Carnival Scheduled by Millfield Home School
The Home School organization in Millfield announces a carnival set for October 26 in the East Field School. A local island tableau features a lagoon as part of the event.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Chauncey Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Pau Thirteen Home
Chauncey Garden Club held its meeting at the home of Mrs Pau Thirteen with all members present including Mrs Aden Mrs Carl Shafer Mrs Ira Joan water Mrs Andy Kos Roger Be. Roy Pendergrass gave a talk on the subject. The McNausgallag displayed arrangements of santhemums red roses snapdragons. The hostess served a dessert course.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Garden Chip
Bering
Pau
Aden
Carl Shafer
Ira Joan Water
Andy Kos
Roger
Roy Pendergrass
Waa
W. G. Davis
McNausgallag
Church Committee Plans Homecoming at Millfield Chris Han
The program committee held a meeting at the Moody residence to finalize plans for the Millfield Church Homecoming on October 7 afternoon service. Members include Mrs. Iver Patton Mrs. Carl Moody Mes George Shaner and others.
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Chauncey
Millfield
Carl Moody
Iver Patton
Mes
George Shaner
Make
Dinner Is Pot-Luck Homecoming Event
A Sunday homecoming dinner is planned at the Chauncey Christ home, described as a pot luck affair sponsored by the Rev. Gilbert Saturday.
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Gilbert
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Fraternity House
Hocking
S. Court St
Brown
Angie Brown
Nellie van Vorhes
Leonard Brown
Benjamin ‘Brown
Green
Pasadena
Mississippi River
Woodbury
New Jersey
Angie Brown Green
J. B. Brown
Harry McKinstry
Fred Olbers
Ivan Matheny
Robert Bachman
Carl
Cleveland
Elizabeth Robinett
Joseph Wilson
Roseville
Ferry Chalfant
Willam Lawson
Carl Welling
Dwight Smith
Jack Vore
Dayton
E. Byrne
State St
Keller and Weltner
Logan
Radcliff
Britannica
Altma
Maslin
Jacquard
Stevens
Cretonnes
Sharon
Ster
Garden Club
Longs
Hollywood
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