Funeral Services Held for Mrs Hopstertr and District Meeting Plans
Funeral services for Mrs. Louisa Hopstertr of Bessemer were planned for Wednesday afternoon at her late residence. A district convention is set for October 29 30 at the First M E church with committees appointed and a treasury report noted. Mrs Ed win Morrell joined the society. Additional notes mention visitors from Eastern Ohio and funeral services in Murray at 1 PM Thursday with burial at Greenlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Hopstertr
Bessemer
Local boy and adult woman taken for hospital surgeries
Durward North was taken to St Anthony's hospital in Columbus Monday with appendicitis and had an operation on arrival. Relatives report he is doing nicely. Loren North and Delbert Davis accompanied him in Stout's ambulance. Mrs Sam Radin was driven to Grant hospital Tuesday for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durward North
Loren North
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Columbus
The
Pr. WeeNen
Delbert Davis
Stout’s Ambulance
Sam Radin
Grant Hospital
Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters Meet
The Past Chiefs of the Pythian Sisters plan a Wednesday evening gathering with Mrs. Harry Hall. Mrs. C. H. Bartlett travels with her sister Mrs. H. J. Nolte of Lancaster to Beverly for the wedding of their sister Miss Isabelle McCann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pythian Sisters
Harry Hall
C. H. Bartlett
H. J. Nolte
Lancaster
Beverly
Isabelle McCann
El Karnak Grotto to Host Dance at Country Club Friday
El Karnak Grotto announces a Friday evening dance at the country club on October 10 with music by Hod Williams' orchestra. Grotto members invite guests to attend as the final dance of the season, followed by a big Hallowe'en party date to be announced within four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
El-Karnak Grotto
Hod Williams’ Orchestra
Grotto
eSeas
Vna
Hy on club holds first fall meeting with reports
The Hy on club gathered Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Kelley as hostess. New president offered greetings and officials reported. Five dollars was approved for the Legion shower by the Woman's Auxiliary. Dr. Austin Dean of Baltimore visited the Welch home. Local residents hosted guests from Columbus and Mount Carmel hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyon Club
Harry Kelley Astess
Woman's Auxiliary
Dr. Austin Dean
Baltimore
C. E. Welch
City hill improvement debated as officials push 24 foot width
G Dew the contractor told council Monday evening that local officials stopped work noting the road must be built twenty four feet wide. Plans and specifications called for eighteen feet but were approved after street committee review citing cost and property values. Council members urged proceeding with the original plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dew
L. City Hill
Council
Church notices invite Latter Day Saints on Jackson Street
Elder T. H. Spears will lead services at the church of the Latter Day Saints on Jackson street on Monday Thursday and Saturday nights. Members of this faith are requested to attend. Mr. and Mrs. George Heilman and their daughter Dorothy of Huntington West Virginia were Sunday and Monday guests of Mrs. Violet Woodard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Spears
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Jackson Street
George Heilman
Dorothy
Huntington, W. Va
Violet Woodard
Columbus Guests Highlight Local Social News
Miss Muriel McManigal of Columbus visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hickman. Miss Tessie Ervin a Grant Hospital nurse returned to Columbus after a two month home vacation. Misses Katie Johnson Nettie Keeton Ruth Wallace and Freda Foss attended a teachers meeting in Logan as visitors. Mr and Mrs Walter Laff and children of Columbus were Sunday guests of relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel McManigal
Columbus
R. H. Hickman
Tessie Ervin
Grant Hospital
Katie Johnson
Nettie Keeton
Ruth Wallace
Freda Foss
Logan
Walter Laff
Children of
Missionary Society Meeting Led by Local Hostesses
Mrs. John Murphy Mrs. Thomas Spencer and Mrs. J D Ledlie hosted the Foreign Missionary society of the MKE church at Murphy's Fayette street home. Mrs A L Barker served as devotional leader with Mrs Retta assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Thomas Spencer
J. D. Ledlie
Foreign Missionary Society
M. KE
Fayette Street
A. L. Barker
Retta
Hospitality at Hill home hosts two Saturday gatherings
Mrs. John Hill and Mrs. E F Bell entertained with a 1 o clock luncheon for forty guests and a bridge dinner evening at 131 Fayette street. The pink and white color theme continued with roses and carnations throughout. High scores went to Mrs. J J Eberle and Mrs. Harry Kelley. low to Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Frank Tedrow. Out of town guests included several named ladies from Athens and New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Fayette Street
John Hill
E. F. Bell
J. J. Eberle
Harry Kelley
We Rice
Frank Tedrow
RB. M. Covert
John Swanson
M. M. Kerr
F. S&s. Grones
W. E. Peters
John Finsterwald
A. 8. Bethel
John Kilpatrick
Athens
John Weiland
FE. L. Page
New Lexington
Death notices for Fred Johnston and Leslie Johnston
Joe Johnston mourns the deaths of his brother Fred and his son Leslie after a malaria fever attack at their home near Kansas Oklahoma. Mr Johnston lived here most of his life before moving to Oklahoma recently. Local friends react to the shock. Mrs Levi McDowell and Mrs Corwin Andrews are spending a few days in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Johnston
Fred
Leslie
Kansas
Oklahoma
Mr. Johnston
Levi McDowell
Corwin Andrews
Columbus
Daughters of America to Hold Degree Work Friday Evening
The Daughters of America will conduct degree work at their regular meeting on Friday night October 10. Members are asked to attend prepared for work and a pot luck supper will follow the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of America
Nelsonville schools receive library books and new manual training equipment
One thousand books arrive from the Ohio State library to broaden pupil reading. New manual training equipment is installed as classes begin regular work. The senior class lecture course will feature the Golden Gate company on October 22 in the new high school auditorium, with five performances. Season tickets go on sale soon as public response remains strong. The high school football team hosts Wellston on October 11, promising a top contest. East End PTA meets Friday afternoon October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Library
Nelsonville
Golden Gate Company
Wellston
M. N. W. Club Meeting At Gilbert Home
The M. N. W. club met at the Gilbert home on Kontner street Monday evening with Mrs. Robert Hardy as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. W. Club
Gilbert
Kontner = street
Robert Hardy
Evans and Hill Attend State Sunday School Convention
Rev. and Mrs. John Lloyd Evans and Mrs. N. Hill travel to Zanesville for the state Sunday School convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lloyd Evans
N. Hill
Zanesville
Doanville Teachers Host A Friday Evening Lunch Meeting
Edith Keplar Clara Cox Gladys Bowers Dorothy Covert along with the Doanville school staff served lunch at a Friday teachers’ meeting. The event included teachers from York township Happy Hollow and Buchtel village with Superintendent McVay his assistants and Professor Mardis as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Keplar
Clara Cox
Gladys Bowers
Dorothy Covert
Eeachers
Doanville
York Township
Happy Hollow
Buchtel Village
McVay
Mardis
City council adopts secret service liquor enforcement ordinance
Mayor Lax report shows September receipts of 569.95 from licenses and fines. Ordinance No 635 creates a secret service department to handle liquor cases and allows expenditures from the fund previously overlooked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lax
Ohio University Opens Sousa Band Course in Athens
Misses Verna Hand Florence Lax Freda Smith Pauline Donley Sigrid Love Fern Parry and Helen Largent attended the first number of the Ohio University's music course Sousa's band at Athens Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Hand
Florence Lax
Freda Smith
Pauline Donley
Sigrid Love
Fern Parry
Helen Largent
Ohio University
Sousa
Athens
City adopts ordinances fixing weigh scales and street bonds
Ordinance 636 fixes weighing fees at ten cents per load with advance payment and set times for scale use. Ordinance 637 authorizes bonds of 3338 dollars for Chambers Street improvements while 638 assesses 2684 dollars on abutting property. Extensions toward brick plants involve 290.10 bond. Assessment delayed pending extension agreement and alley sanitation complaint on Walnut Street referred to streets and alleys committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers Street
Factory Street
Walnut Street
Harper Hollow
Woman's Missionary Tea Aids Golden Jubilee Fund
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church held its annual tea in the social room on Tuesday evening. After a devotional, a musical program featured piano solos My Miss Mary Anderson and Elizabeth Shepard, a violin solo by Lydia Johnson with Sigrid Love, and a vocal by Mrs Howearth with Love. The treasurer noted 105 paid members for the quarter ended September 30, and fifty-one members, eight guests, and three new members joined tea service. The society fully paid its pledge to the Golden Jubilee fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Mary Anderson
Elizabeth Shepard
Lydia Johnson
Sigrid Love
Howearth
Miss Love
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits in Athens Area
Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pickering and son and Mrs. Marie Mourne and son from Athens at Everett Carbaugh home. Florence Sauters visited Jerseyville relatives. Athens couples Blake Tubbs and Woodyards hosted weekend guests. Gillespieville and Vin ton residents joined Sargents and Cain family for Sunday gatherings. Ernest Helwig and Raymond Woodyard spent time with local kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pickering
Marie Mourne
Athens
Everett Carbaugh
Florence Sauters
Jerseyville
Blake Tubbs
Jas. Cain
Vinton
Ohio
Herbert Carbaugh
Loyal Robinette
Glouster
Ernest Helwig
Chas. Carsey
Frank White
Peach Ridge
Raymond Woodyard
Atens
Mrs Maggie Davis Dies In Columbus Hospital
Mrs Maggie Davis aged 34 wife of Abbott Davis of near Hamley Run died in White Cross hospital Columbus on Tuesday. Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 PM at New Marshfield M E church with burial in New Marshfield cemetery. She leaves a husband two daughters one son and her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Davis
Abbott Davis
Hamley Run
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
New Marshfield M. FE
New Marshfield Cemetery
Death in Murray City Claims 77 Year Old George Taylor
George Taylor, age 77, died in Murray City on Tuesday. The obituary notes his long residence in the city and his family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
George Taylor
Daubert Fighting For Life In Cincinnati Reds Captain Near Death
Reds captain and veteran first baseman Jake Daubert remains between life and death in Cincinnati after a recent operation for gas bladder trouble. Doctors express little hope for his survival as his condition is monitored closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Oct
Ke Daubert
The
Reds
Daubert
Amesville Social News Notes From Local Families
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Clyde Mansfield and son of Athens and James Jones of Columbus. The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Sedwick was celebrated at Utley with 6 children and 11 grandchildren present. High school basketball games against Stewart ended with girls 11 to 9 and boys 22 to 18 in favor of visitors. Numerous local residents hosted relatives and friends from Glouster Amesville and Athens. A church evangelistic meeting at Green's Run drew large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
Columbus
Jones
Athens
Rank Kille
Bartlett
Ed Gifford
Clyde Norris
Glouster
John Smith
T. H. Keirns
W. R. Goddard
J. E. Quinn
J. B. Berry
Barnesville
Anna Holmes
Iowa
Mr. Berry
Holmes
Quinn
John Sedwick
Utley
Blanch Totman
Lucile
Fern
Lois
Glen Sedwick
Ray
P. ©. Anderson
Danville
Otto Sedwick
Dorothy Smith
Amesville
Stewart
Henry Willike
Maurine Cornell
P. H. Willike
W. Tf. Fierbaugh
Green's Run
V. Paskaviteh
Murray City
Clarence Winn
Jess Withem
T. J. Thomas
Church of Christ
FE. D. Mureh
Community Notes From Grafton Area and Nearby Towns
Lottridge DeMoss of Grafton visited daughter Nora Watkins from Friday to Monday. Ralph Allen and family plus J H Allen and Eleanor attended Parkersburg business. George Dean of Coolville visited H R Watkins and Rev Fowler spoke at the Christian Church and will start evangelistic meetings Monday Oct 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DeMoss
Grafton
W. Va
Nora Watkins
Ralph Allen
Bathy
Eleanor
Parkersburg
George Dean
Coolville
H. R. Watkins
Fowler
Christian Church
Local Residents Scout Visits Across Towns
Taylor Ridge and Miss Emma Skrosky of Redtown visited here recently. Krajeska of Corning visited his daughter Mrs. Charles Wahl Friday. Glouster guests included Mrs. James Golding and son Henry and Mrs. Walter Davis. Several others stopped by Milstead areas, including the Bulstrons, Olbers, and Willike family, with multiple weekend visits noted among Jacksonville and Haydenville connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Skrosky
Redtown
A. M. Krajeska
Corning
Charles Wahl
James Golding
Henry
Glouster
William Coey
Guy McVey
Theodore Heffken
Fred Olbers
Irene Golding
Walter Davis
V. Paskavitch
Millfield
Chauncey
Car Loina
Fl- Ma
Jacksonville
Clarence Winn
John Davis
John Hooper
George Johnson
Thomas Kidwell
Akron
P. H. Willike
Elton Roulstron
Near Trimble
Pat Bulstron
F. Collins
Mary Kness
Chillicothe
Frank Strubble
Mildred
Haydenville
Sunday. Then. Murch s prets ta be present
Fragmentary OCR text notes a Sunday event with a plan or preparation mentioned for someone named Murch or similar, but readable details are limited and unclear. The line hints at a future presence or occurrence but lacks concrete actions, dates, or full names.
Miss Jessie Wells named city nurse at Marietta
Hockingport resident Miss Jessie Wells former president of Hockingport and nurse at Marietta hospital has been appointed city nurse to fill the vacancy caused by Miss Anna Hill’s resignation. Wells assumes duties Monday. A masquerade party at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Simmons home drew a large crowd with neighbors from Ohiovellege and friends from Tore in attendance. More such gatherings are planned. Reverend Dye and Aarietta led services at the Methodist church. Reverend K. J. Murdy of Marietta College preached at the Baptist church in Tore. Civil War veteran A. B. Balderson attended the Marietta soldiers reunion. Rex Anderson and wife, with family, traveled to Athens for a visit, bringing home a new car. News of the marriage of Harvey Humphrey and Mrs. Mackline of Athens arrived with a belting party. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Humphrey visited Athens. Parker family hosted guests including Miss Jessie Wells and Miss Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wells
Hockingport
Nures
Maricetta Hospital
T. BR. Anderson
Roy
John Griffin
H. P. Dutton
Wis
Siere
Harvey Humphrey
MacKline
Athens
Eld
Fk. A. Dalton
Clarence
Milford
Ohio
Lew Humphrey
BE. K. Parker
Jessie
Gladys Parker
Ben Creet
Parkersburg
J. Burch
Arthur Welly
Mount Gilead
C. Cowdery
Benedict
Marietta
Harry Curtis
Newbury
Death and gatherings mark weekend in Coolville area
Obscure notices recount the death of J. W. Grimes of Columbus from organic heart disease. The Revered Grimes, former pastor on the Coolville charge, was remembered for gospel work. Residents and visitors, including Adams of Parkersburg and Adams and Lata dos of Joppa, Ohio, share weekend visits and family movements across Coolville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Snyder
Tred Snyder
Jennie Mickle
Ida Latados
Joppa
Ohio
Fen Condy
Coolville
Fter
J. W. Grimes
Columbus
Lis
J. F. Geimes
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Nelsonville News
R. W. Tomlinson
H. C. Hall
Mary Antosh
Eastern
EF. J. Kessinger
M. E
Murray
Greenlawn
England
Hyperion Club
Mrs
Leighton Aumiller
Will Burnell
Ralph Howe
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Sam Meiman
Alva Brown
Ittle Son
John Mooney
Margaret Andrews
Missionary Society
East End
Parent-Teachers' Association
Fuiday
Mor W. Club
Council Proceedings
Chase
Jake Daubert
W. J. Carpenter
Clyde Mansfield
Litle Son
Fred Obers
Irere Golding
Leone Lemaine of
Athers
Leo Lemaine
James Meilelian
Sone
George Judson
William Palton
Reedtown
Fred Heffken
Leona Lemoine
Ed Wellings
Car
Welling
Ed Marshall
Hermon Kempton
Roland Mutpas
Joe Gaskalla
John Gaskalla
Trimble
Fl Cartwright
William Lugsom
Felfrieda Hildabrand
Perry
Pat Bulstron Deloss
Robert Hanning
Wiley Mingus
George Golding
Trene Golding
Ines Wilike
Bernice Matthews
Marie Bulstron
Tilie Winn
Audra Chatfant
Harvey
Alfred Willike
Jay Matthews
Defforest Shilling
John McClechan
Elmer
Chester
Will
Raymond Davis
Blaine Chalfant
Fred Kempton
Emmett Olbers
William Coev
Lottridge
T. Davis
S. TR. McCall
Lewis McCall
Rev Black
Ben Barnhart
Bode Starkey
Charles Day
Mabel Capple
L T. Runnion
Dana Burns
Ohio Fuel Co
Ross
Michael Kinnen
Taylor Ridge
JE Jooison
Army and Navy Stores of
the Ayesse Agona
James Cruze
Pacorcron
Paramount A
Majestic
MR. Gunn
Archie Bald
A. Twitten
Mise
Edith Humphrey
Lew Hamph
Julian Adams
Parkershoro
J. FE. Adams
T. Ro Atelersen
Ravenswood
Bennett
Hazel Conley
Beulah Simmons
Nelson Tatton
Litle Hocking
Melvin Tee
Emmet Kidder
William Grim
Kate Nelson
Billy
Creston
C. W. Haydlen
Pred Medley
Joe Keever
Darkersburg
Lew Willing
Famely
Stiers
Stiers Farm
Messenger
Isaac Wilson
Crosser & Brickles
Chauncey, O
Glousteer Road
Madras
Columbus St
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