Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Music Club
Albany and Athens residents share visits as Martin J. McDonough arrives from Spokane and Mrs. Goldie Moore hosts relatives at University Terrace. The Xenia Woman’s Club sponsors a Lyceum course with a program on American composers and performances by Gladys Goddard, Clara Henry, and others, aiming to broaden community service and attract talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Howard
America
Gladys Goddard
Sousa
Arline Gibson
Misa
Clara Henry
H. H. A. Beach
Dudley Buck
Fifie Glazier
Mighty Jake Rose
Nevin
Carrie Jacobs BP
Lois Cecil
Albany’s Soldiers in Town Lists and War Records
Albany lists one veteran Joseph Zimmerman and several others from the area as participants in the Civil War. The document notes Zimmerman’s advanced age of 84 and adds that he served throughout the war and reenlisted at moments. It names LeRoy Thorn Jarrett Bobo E A Stratton Basil Jones James Isaac Goopwdon John P C Lewellyn Frank Bolaes Tommy Dailey and Sam Howard as residents in Company A and surrounding township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Joseph Zimmerman
LeRoy Thorn
Jarrett Bobo
E. A. Stratton
Basil Jones
James Isaac Goopwdon
John P. ¢. Lewellyn
Frank Bolaes
Tommy Dailey
Sam Howard
Attendance Good as School Opens with Teaching Plan
Principal remarks on strong attendance with 27 of 29 students perfect. Mr Fowler, seventh and eighth grade teacher, organizes weekly Friday history period to review events of the week and distribute thirty copies of Trent Events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Trent
McVay Dinner Hosts Guests From Athens and Albany
Mr and Mrs Washington McVay entertained a number of guests at dinner Sunday at their country home. Guests included Dr and Mrs J Nelson Brown and two sons Jimmy and Billy of Athens Jr and Mrs Harry Brown of Albany Mr and Mrs Clint Jewell and daughter Don of Carpenter and Helen McVay student at Ohio University.
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Washington McVay
J. Nelson Brown
Jimmy and
Billy
Athens
Harry Brown
Albany
Clint Jewellaughter
Don
Carpenter
Helen McVay
Ohio University
Move to Athens
Mr and Mrs Roy Croy and their three daughters have moved to Athens to reside. The move occurred Monday and they occupy a house owned by Frank Croy on Lancaster Street. Mr Croy will work at a saw mill in Jerseyville and nearby areas this fall.
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Athens
Roy Croy
Frank Croy
Lancaster Street
Walter Stewart Moves Household Goods to Columbus
Walter Stewart trucked his household goods to Columbus on Monday where his family will establish a home. Mrs Stewart and babies departed on the New York Central in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Walter Stewart
Russell announces birth of a son
Mr and Mrs Sidney Russell announce the birth of a nine pound son on Monday October 65. The mother is formerly Gladys Andrews, niece of Captain Kossuth Crossen. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs D H Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Russell
Gladys Andrews
Kossuth Crossen
D. H. Russall
Funeral Held for Henry Coates in Dowington
Funeral services for Henry Coates conducted by Reverend Stanley Roush took place Monday in Dowington. Coates, in his eightieth year, served in the Civil War with Company E of the Seventy Ninth Ohio. He married Julia Erwin in 1911. survivors include his son Albert of Athens and daughter Mrs Anna Welch of Columbus, with numerous grandchildren and relatives listed from Athens.
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Henry Coates
Stanley Roush
Albany
M. E. Church
Dowington
Coates
Anna Welch
Columbus
FS Coates
Munn
Kyle McAfee
Athens
Mr. Gorslene
Miss Faye Baker Leaves on Western Trip
Miss Faye Baker departs Monday for a Western trip extending through the winter. She begins at Western Springs outside Chicago and then travels to Cedar Rapids to stay with her mother’s relatives, late Mary Cotton Baker.
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Faye Baker
Western Springs
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Mary Cotton Baker
Curtis Jones Entertain Albany Guests in Home Event
Mr. and Mrs Curtis Jones entertained for the first time in their Albany residence hosting her father H O Fager sister Martha Eager and her uncle Clyde Hazelton. They motored from Alexandria on Saturday and remained until Monday.
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Curtis Jones
Avenue
Albany
H. O. Fager
Martha Eager
Clyde Hazelton
Alexandria
Local greetings and visits feature regional social notes
Mrs. Jane McClannahan returned Saturday from McConnelsville after visiting relatives. C V O Neal daughter Hazel of Hebbardsville and Mrs Stewart drove to Columbus and stayed until Tuesday. Mrs Finley Gillogly of Athens joined as a Sunday guest at the home of her husband's brother Mr and Mrs Len Gillogly. High school instructor Mia Heiah Withera was ex end guest of Mrs Schuyler Woodard and Mrs Howard Vorhes of Athens. Mrs Jab Cline’s grandchildren visited at 3 Woodard Avenue in Ath. A carload of cattle was driven Saturday reflecting busy local social and agricultural activity.
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Jane McClannahan
McConnelsville
C. V. O'Neal
Hazyl
Hebbardsville
Stewart
Columbus
Finley Gillogly
Athens
and Mire
Len Gillosiy
Mia Heah Withera
Mra Schuyletter
Woodard Avenue
E. A. Person
Pomeroy
Maria Byron
Jack Byron
Albert Storer
Conrad Wein
Clifford
Win Smith
Willetta
G. E. Guthrie
Athena
Sarah Aldrich
Eugene
Ore
Clara Palmer
Detroit
Cleo Salyers
Hollister
Karl Storer
Stell Peacock
Wilbur
Henry Peacock
James Camel
Chauncey
Albert Spencer
Petroit
G. Andrews
Polly Taylor
Amesville Barn Accident Injures Local Man
Charles Grimes of Amesville was seriously injured when struck on the head by a beam while removing a barn. A large section of skin and flesh was torn from his head requiring fifteen stitches. The incident occurred on his farm this week and his condition was reported as serious but stable.
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Charles Grimes
Helen Belle Roberts
Philadelphia
C. D. Henry
C. A. Gardner
Albert
W. E. Smith
Somerset
VanValey Woodrow
Washington, D. C
National Park Seminary
Harry Turner
Pomeroy
Presbyterian Church
Warton
W. Va
Gladys Woodrow
Majestic
F. G. Shoop
Ernest Grosvenor
W. F. Carpenter
J. M. Howard
Estelle Goddard
Jesse Owen
Amesville
L. B. Glazier
Glazier
Clara ‘Henry
Pat Lochary
C. J. VanValey
Walton
Clara Henry
Clyde Gibson
Charlies Curtis
Gibson
C. J. van Valey
G. L. Fleming
Athens
Washington, D
Music and Study Club
Goddard Home
Drought relief and farming gains noted around Alexander
Farmers cheer drought relief as rains help pastures and stock. An oil well on the Howard Brooks farm shows promise after a strong showing, with Cook brothers planning more wells. Ralph Ladd’s chicken ranch showcases scientific poultry care with about 900 birds. The Alexander Presbyterian church celebrates a men winning a Sunday school attendance contest, adds sixteen new members, and plans the October 11 homecoming with Dr. James A. Miller and Dr. Herbert McVay speaking after a Ladies’ picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brooks
Cook Brothers
Ralph Ladd
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville
Howard E. Warren
James A. Miller
Huntsville
A _ pic‘nic
Herbert McVay
Neck of the Woods
Social Notes From Coolville and Athens
Lottridge Mr and Mrs Aldo McKinley spent Sunday at John Pinell’s home in Coolville. Mr and Mrs L T Runnion and daughters Dorothea and Mildred visited Mr and Mrs Brent Metcalf in Athens with others including Mrs Lucy Windsor Mrs Homer Gist and daughter Marjorie. The Rev Boyce has been returned to the Reedville charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldo McKinley
John Pinell
Coolville
L. T. Runnion
Dorothea
Mildred
Lucy Windsor
Homer Gist
Marjorie
Brent Metcalf
Athens
Boyce
Reedville
Weekend Visits And Local Drilling In Beebe Area
Sunday activities include Mr and Mrs Rulmer Ackley and children visiting Ed Chase in Vanderhoof. Ralph Allen and family hosted guests in Guysville. Joe Gage drilled a gas well on the G W White farm and moved the rig to the W C Stout farm. The Runnions and Lewis families shared meals and greetings across several households in Beebe and McConnelsville areas.
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Lawrence Chapel
Rulmer Ackley
Ed Chase
Vanderhoof
Ralph Allen
Eleanor
Dorothea
Mildred Runnion
Guy Rhodehaver
Guysville
Joe Gage
G. W. White
W. C
Marjorie
Chicago
C¢. W. Townsend
Beebe
Rain Brings Hope To Sharpsburg Farmers
A three day rain renews farmers hope with green pasture resuming growth. Potato digging and good corn yields noted though some corn remains soft. Local social news includes the Mt Hermanifast Ladies Aid meeting, family visits, moving plans, and military service updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hermanifast
Henry Burns
George Brooks
Glouster S’riday
Burns
Clarence Kerns
John
Opal
Barberton
Kerns
B. F E. Armstrong
Weiss
Pomeroy
A. Mellmeier
Columbus
Mt. Hermon
Mr. Seymour
Asa Hanson
Selby Heights
Minnesota
Ottis Hanson
Susan Pickering
Glouster
Bartlett
Glen Sedwick
Ray
London and London Couple Accompany Woman on Florida Trip
A woman departs for Florida this week while accompanied by a London Ontario resident and a companion from London, Quebec, with whom she will stay during the visit.
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Florida
London, QC
Jerseyville M. E. Church Homecoming Program
A homecoming is planned at Jerseyville M. E. church on October 11 with Sunday school at 10 am and Rev. John Proper to preach at 11 am. A community dinner runs from noon to 2 pm, followed by song services from 2 to 2:20 and an address at 2:36 to conclude the event.
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Jerseyville M. E
John Proper
John Cowan
Ruth
Lizzie
Guy Smith
Chauncey
Inez Burson
Akron
Burlingham
Lyceum
Old Colony
Priscilla
George Edmund King
New Marshfield Summit grange to hold special meeting
A New Marshfield Summit grange plans a Saturday night meeting to confer degrees with refreshments to follow. The town sees a flurry of visits and travel as residents visit relatives, move for work, or host friends across nearby Columbus Athens Sedalia and Mineral.
Visiting relatives and weekend guests in Ohio towns
Mrs. Ralph Shaffer visits her parents in Jacksonville while H F Russell heads to Nashville to see his brother in law and sister. Aunt Lib Daily and Golda Moore host relatives from Albany. Fred Six and Nettle W Herron family hosts guests from Chillicothe. Dr W D Porterfield stays with his mother in Celina. Edna Collins’s death brings Leslie Collings back to Barberton. J N Boden and family shop in Athens. Edna Sherman of Barberton visits her parents M L and Mrs Sherman.
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Ralph Shaffer
J. F. Kempton
Jacksonville
H. F. Russell
Nashville
Tenn
Guy Bukkett
Lib Daily
Golda Moore
Albany
Fred Six
Chillicothe
Nettle W. Herron
W. D. Porterfield
Celina
Leslie Collings
Barberton
Edna Collins
J. N. Boden
Athens
Edna Sherman
M. L. Sherman
Local Families Visit and Apple Shipping Notes
Carpenter Mr and Mrs W C McComas and daughter of Athens called on friends Thursday. The Starkeys and Mrs Alice Mosier visited their cousin Mrs Levi Haning and family in Scipio Thursday. Tipton of Logan oversees picking and shipping of apples in two fine orchards here owning several thousand bushels of excellent fruit. Bowen family travels to Xenia for illness of his mother Mrs Aaron Bowen. W R Hanna and family were guests at Jesse Sisson’s. Mrs Lan Marcum ill with typhoid fever shows sign of improvement. Mort McKnight and Alice Mosier visited W W Sisson’s Sunday. Dana Cline of Coshocton spent Sunday with grandparents John and Mrs Cline. D M Sisson and G L Gorby hosted Sunday guests from nearby. Warnie Nelson and family of Albany and Howard Folden and family of Dyesville visited John Cline’s. H C Lyons of Kanova West Virginia visited his sister Mrs Lan Marcum.
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T. W. Coe
C. Lw Jones
University Terrace
Athens
Hunday
Mable Coe
Robert Gatch
Columbus
Este
Gatch
Baby Iter
Albany
Martin J. McDonough
Spokane
Wash
Goldie Moore
Guy, Moore
Lewist Conner
Frances Marie
Mia
John Heiliger
Mimi Conner
Tom Fee
Creola
Elizabeth Dailey
Nathan Carpenter
Blanco
Sam Howard
Akron
Wesley Vance
Fairfield
Dayton
Henry Coates
Vance
W. C. McComas
W. H. Starkey
Alice Mosier
Levi Haning
Scipio
Tipton
Logan
Charles Bowen
Xenia
Aaron Bowen
W. R. Hanna
Jesse Sisson
Lan Marcum
Mort McKnight
John Cline
D. M. Sisson
G. L. Gorby
Warnie Nelson
Howard Folden
Dyesville
H. ¢. Lyons
Kanova
W. Va
Murray City News Neighborhood Notes and Obituary
MURRY CITY NEWS reports visits from Dr. E A Person in Pomeroy and multiple relatives and friends visiting Columbus Athens and Detroit. James Shields dies at Athens State hospital of apoplexy with funeral planned at St Phillips New Catholic church and burial at Buchiel.
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Charles Potts
Kentucky
George Potts
John Wilson
Jack Wright
Dayton
Ed Donson
Barberton
Ralph Hoffman
Chillicothe
Charles Hoffman
Lon Frazee
Columbus
James Shields
Athens State Hospital
Grace Dugan
William
James Donoghue
Murray
Margaret Cotter
Hollister
John McGrawhan
New Bethlehem
St. Philips’ New Catholic Church
Buchiel
Philips Atlas
Cleveland
Harry Dugan
Bennie Vollmer
Bicknell
Ind
Ruth Penn
Athens
Blanche Shelton
Charles
William Deal
Grand Hospital
Mr and Mrs S H Smith Visit Walter Hamptons Home
Mr and Mrs S H Smith were calling at Walter Hampton's home Sunday in a brief social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. S. H. Smith
Walter Hampton
Farm Moves and Local Visits Around Glouster
Burr Oak resident Burr Oak Tom Dawson moved from the Bert Marshall farm to the John Morgan farm. Dewey Moorehead shifted from Homer Wilson farm to old No. 12, and Mrs. Billa Kilkeny moved into the Dewey Moorehead vacated house. John Dew and Faye Ivers visited Glouster Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Post and son with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Post hosted Billy Williams Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scoville and the Wilsons and children visited Eva Ivers Monday evening. Grant Post and family later visited their son-in-law Cecil Dewn Sunday.
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Tom Dawson
Bert Marshall
John Morgan
Dewey Moorehead
Homer Wilson
Billa Kilkeny
John Dew
Faye Ivers
Albert Post
Grant Post
Billy Williams
Fred Scoville
Jessie Wilson
Clint Wilson
Eva Ivers
Cecil Dewn
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