Albany Centennial Week Parade Marks Towns History
Albany prepares for a two day centennial celebration starting Thursday with a parade along Route 50 and a school program featuring local institutions and a moving reminiscence of early days. Former residents and notable speakers will join the event with music and displays, followed by basket dinners and community greetings.
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Albany Centennial
Albany
Atwood Institute
Enterprise Academy
Brown's Bank
Wells Library
Columbus
Athens
Ross
Amesville Community Notes and Meetings Highlight October Events
On October 4 the Future barriers group reorganized with several officers ejected. Special services begin Sunday at New England Presbyterian Church with 7 30 pm start. Esther Class at Methodist Church chose officers Merle Vernon presiding Leone Zarley vice president Garnet Eckard secretary Virgene Easler treasurer. Refreshments and Hoover address on radio noted. Concrete and gravel work underway at Amesville High School site. Music and Study Club to meet October 10 at 7 30 pm with Marianna Bing in charge.
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Arthur Kasler
Edward Keirns
Doy Waggoner
Harold Koker
Richard Kennedy
Don Strode
Veri Fleming
Glen McDaniel
J. L. McKitrick
F. J. Taylor
Dail Thompson
Lee Dorr
Billy Thompson
Ned Keney
New England Presbyterian Church
Reverend Taylor
Alfred Black
Treva
Naomi Black
Athens
Jessie Lortz
W. &. Ciester
Jewett
Esther
Methodist Church
F. L. Thomas
Earl Morris
Merle Vernon
Leone Zarley
Garnet Eckard
Virgene Easler
President Hoover
Amesville High School
Main
Walter Johnson
Vera Smith
T. O. Day
Marianna Bing
Political Parties and Geography Puzzle Clue List
A crossword style list blends clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Answers reference US politics woodrow wilson era party and geographic terms, with several classical word definitions and common phrases across clues.
Trimble Couple Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Chadwell Sr. was observed in Trimble on the Sunday before Oct. 8. They were married Oct. 1 fifty years ago. Guests from Athens Export Columbus Millfield and Sugar Grove joined family and friends for the celebration. The event included many gifts including a copy of their marriage license presented by S. M. Johnson, probate judge.
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Trimble
J. F. Chadwell Sr
Chadwell
Lucy Margaret Johnson
E. G. Biddison
Athens
Ida Hart
Export
E. A. Johnson
William Binderbasin
Curtis Steinmetz
Columbus
J. F. Chadwell Jr
Millfield
A. Chadwell
Sugar Grove
H. M. Chadwell
Duncan Falls
H. E. Myers
Alice Elizabeth Cooksey
Alice
Chicago
New York Coal Company
William Davis
Earsel Hanning
Herb Finsterwald
Edgar McLain
Anna Lash
Gladys
Louise Hanning
Nelsonville
McLain
York Grangers
Oak Grove
Red Cross
Lillian Hunt
Lena Harris
Orville Parsons
Jess Parsons
Ivan Dolman
Robert Kennedy
Robert Ossman
Dayton
Bob Kennedy
Grover Lewis
William Wicks
New Marshfield
Crystal Sharpe
Herman
George Brown
Do. R. Titlow
Osborne
James Devol
Marietta
York Grange Institute
Local district politics rise with canvassing and turnout forecast
Kirrberry politics take center stage as county candidates canvass ahead of a busy voting month. A heavy district turnout is anticipated as parties mobilize.
Pennsville Community News Briefs and Local Moves
Chesterhill Hillman suffered a stroke while seated at his niece’s home. The P T A meets Monday at the High School Auditorium. Harlie Johnson underwent appendicitis surgery and developed pneumonia at Memorial Hospital. Ladies Aid was hosted by Mrs. A H Whitacre. Various residents moved properties and attended local meetings, with notes on hospital stays and social visits.
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Charles (Shafe) Hillman
Pennsville
Earl Woodward
High School
Harlie Johnson
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Memorial Hospital
A. H. Whitacre
Ladies’ Aid Society
B. E. Workman
William Calland
Harry Brill
H. 8. Hopkins
Will Snyder
Jasper Hiatt
James McElfrest
Paul Beatty
McConnelsville
Jackson Graham
Dayton
Iott
Parsons
Columbus
Brooks Curry
Niceswanger
Main Street
Bower Carpenter Farm
Russell Talbott
Young Farmers Union Formed by Troy Township Youths
COOLVILLE Oct 8 a Young Farmers Union organized under vocational agriculture teacher Samuel Pailett. Eligible members are boys 16 to 25 living on farms with charter membership at a meeting Oct 12 7:30 PM in the Vocational Building. Francis Russell elected president with officers including William Dixon vice president Wendell Clark secretary Frank Chapman treasurer Ward Hornsby reporter and Paul Davis sergeant at arms.
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Coolville
Young Farmer's Union
Samuel Pailett
Troy Township
Francis Russell
William Dixon
Wendell Clark
Frank Chapman
Ward Hornsby
Paul Davis
Pailett
E. H. Wilson
John McLaughlin
R. I. Wolf
A. Z. Penrose
Clare Wilson
John Aiken
Athens
Aldo McKinley
Carthage Farm
Edgar Dixon
Alyce Chevalier
Siegle Coen
Emery Chapman
Abe Burdette
Carson Boggs
Vanderhoof
Tilton
Troy Grange
Home Grange
Rome
Torch School to Acquire Piano Through PTA Fundraising
Torch school to purchase a piano funded by PTA efforts led by John Akins of Coolville. A pie social on Sept. 30 raised money and drew attendees from Coolville and nearby communities. A special PTA meeting is set for Oct. 11 to finalize piano plans and discuss a Halloween social.
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Torch
John Akins
Coolville
Mrs Jack Lamb Attends Graduation at Grant Hospital Auditorium
Mrs Jack Lamb attended the graduation exercises for Miss Mary A Rodgers held at Grant Hospital Auditorium in Columbus on Thursday night.
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John Cook
Everett Dunlap
John Champlin
Frank Kochenssparcher
James Murray
Earl Wilson
Sam Frasure
Mary Cannon
Clarence Garrison
Theresa Steffen
Brady Priece
Mary Evans
Joan Edwards
Mary Parks
William Reich
Garney Dodson
Frank Rochensparcher
Elliott Lamb
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Hermey Hall
Anthony Tague
T. N. T. Sewing Club
Chester Leasure
Crooksville
Darell Whitam
John Nelson
Darell Witham
Edward Ferguson
Albert Schlingerman
Wendell Love
John Exenkemper
Arthur Hughes
James B. Mason
David Mason
Harold Rodgers
Lu Brown
Garrison
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
George Allen
Vashti Wilson
Edward Dempsey
Amanda Thomas
Isabel Thoma
Jess Latta
William Rocgers
John Wright
Frank Chariton
Eva Rodgers
Vern Dunlap
James Bell
Clyde Dunlap
Phil Gray
Lewis Harris
M. BE. Church
Ladies Aid
M. BE
Lester Quinn
Virgil Bell
New Lexington
Arden Wright
Columbus
Joseph Brunton
Bert Roberts
Garoge
Dewey Beaver
Betty Jane
Canton
George Jacobs
William Rodgers
Richard
Mary A. Rodgers
Grant Hospital Auditorium
Sarah Wooley
Madeline Wooley
Bukman
Betty
Margaret
Billy Bukman
Charles Parsons
Fred Barnett
Ernie Taylor
Glouster
Dorine Philips
Alex Walker
Guernsey County
Jack Lamb
Degree of Pocahontas Benefit Aids Murray City Needy
Murray City hosts a benefit euchre bridge and dance at the Eagles Home to aid local needy. Ruth Brooker wins euchre high score. Harry Shuttleworth Jr and Ruth Penn win bridge. District Pocahontas events note Great Pocahontas Almedia Moody nuptials and upcoming district schools in Glouster and Toledo on Oct 21.
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Murray City
Pocahontas Lodge
Eagles
Euchre
Ruth Brooker
Harry Shuttleworth, Jr
Ruth Penn
Ralph McDaniels
Don Solon
Mr. Pettit
Chauncey
Mike Tigger
Jobs
Mike
John Popoczy
E. A. Person
Zanesville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Frank
Joe Popoczy
Charles Baird
Arthur Barnhill
Columbus
William Currens
John Currens
Burke Wolfe
Helen Wilson
Almedia
John Moody
Glouster
Moody
Murray High School
Clara Cunliffe
Antwerp
Ohio
Cunl
Local families spend Sunday afternoon visiting kin
Dunfee and daughter of Wellsburg West Virginia and Mrs Myrtle Reynolds of Little Hocking with Mr and Mrs G O Shanks and Mrs Eva Gibbs of Hockingport spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Rex Anderson.
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M. E. Church of
Coolville
Antioch
Little Hocking
Torch
Travis
Rex Anderson
Wilma Green
James
Minta
Union Furnace
Frank Alexander
Parkersburg
A. C. Watson
Ed Gillilan
Bridgeport
Lucy Coleman
Gertrude Drain
Belpre
Barlow Fair
Bernice Woodburn
Vincent
Helen Louise Walsh
James Bernard Potter
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Ben White
Strod
Dunfee
Wellsburg
W. Va
Myrtle Reynolds
G. O. Shanks
Eva Gibbs
Hockingport
Dancing Permitted on N U Campus for Homecoming
Oct 29 marks the first on campus dancing since 1871 at Ohio Northern University as part of homecoming day events.
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Ada
Ohio Northern University
Not Drunk-Dead Sandusky Driver Found Dead
A. J. Smith, 50, was found dead over the wheel of his car in Sandusky after police were called by residents to stop a suspected drunken driver. Smith suffered a heart attack, authorities report.
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A. J. Smith
Smith
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C. E. White
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Pearl Shaffer and Son
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Ladies’ Aid
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Wolfs Summit
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