Revival Meetings at Kimberly Church Begin in October
A two week revival series conducted by Rev. and Mrs. Hashman opened Thursday night at the Kimberly Church with John Garr of New Floodwood assisting. Evening services start at 8 o'clock, with special songs and an open invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imberly
Qssman
Kimberly Church
John Garr
New Floodwood
Obie Cottage
Willam Davis
Charles Hashman
J Glint Patton
Nelsonville
Silas Lanming
Melvin Ward
Floodwood
Charles Hook
Kimberly Boys
Bika
Nelsonville High School
Eidlyn Dishong
Helen Kinsey
Sam “Wolfe
Dwight Rizer
Arthur Fitte
Charlea Hook
Kix
John Perry
New
Woba
New York Coal Company
Hamley Run
Reymond Humphrey
Connett
Mercy Hospital
Columbus
Stanley Ruscoo
Hubert Hyde
Plains People Welcome Relatives and News At Week-Long Visit
The Plains community reports a flurry of visits and arrivals including Mr. and Mrs. Ashford Marheney in Powhatan Point for a week with her parents Mr and Mrs. Joe Guiley. Several locals travel, host families, celebrate births, and mourn a death in a lively regional chronicle reflecting common small-town ties.
Torch Mr Kemper Completes Well for J L Jones
A drilled well on the lawn of the Country Inn by Torch Mr Kemper for J L Jones reached 53 feet with abundant tested water. Cement work remains for completion. Sr Jones expected to receive the Seal of Safety from the state soon. Local notes include visits, family tales, and a Betsy Ross Memorial picture gifted to Mrs Bila Sawyer of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kemper
Muriela
J. L Jones
Country Inn
Sr. Jones
Solomon Day
Bristol
N Q. Day
Mr. Day
P.T
Rex Anderson
G C. Jones
Bila Sawyer
New York City
Betsy Ross
A. Palmer
Delaware
Galvin
Barrows
Texas
Santa Fe Fatlaad
W. Soloman
Clevelandy
Bowen
Nixon
James Medley
Lowmen
Birs
Niaon
St. Mass
Fe'aeca
Lyé Bis
Rez Anderson
Herb Reppert
Lee
Robert
Carl Neshard
Egypt
Ancersor Mirsha Harroyes
Harold Bingman
Ireland Congressional Church
Bingman
Cleveland
Floyd Dunfee
Rutland
Sam Cook
Dexter
Bruce Day
Parkersburg
N. Q
Air Conditioning Next Innovation for Home Life
In Chicago on October 10, Dr Vernon Hill predicted the next major step in raising the American standard of living will be complete scientific air conditioning for the nations 25 million homes. He cited electrification and refrigeration as key factors and said air conditioning could outstrip them in importance over the next decade. The Garden notes the county prepares to build a concrete bridge across Huntley Run near the George Gum farm with gravel being hauled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vernon Hill
The
Afrologiat. Pne
Ful
Huntley Run
George Gum Farm
Former Murray City Resident Dies in Washington State
Murray City notes a former resident Mrs Minerva Ecitels has died in Washington and will be brought to Carbon Busl for burial. Other local items include a hospital gallstone operation for Mrs John Sivens, and social visits and gatherings among residents from Columbus to Martins Ferry. The Murray City relief group reports canned tomatoes and apple butter, with community donations listed, plus a Halloween social planned by the Ever Ready Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urnay City
Minerva Ecitels
Washington
Carbon Busl
John Sivens
University Hospital At
Columbus
Charles Ralph
Jacks Marrutt
Ardelia
Eileen Chidester
Betty
George Vansielie
Orvil Foster
Wayne
Spert Burclay
Pearl Hellyer
Merlen Tetlyer
Chicago
Mark Shelton
Detroi
Frank Buffington
Martins Ferry
Ben Hartman
E. Lanning
Thomas Gears
Jack
Longstreth
Robert Bell
Shade, Wales Mills
Pomeroy
Murray City
Ruth Strauss
Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
George Vansickle
Baldergan
Ampsville
Mia
John Currens
Harry Shater
Claude Robinette Howard Kraft
Mra
Opat Bricker
Orhington
Orhiston
Mra Pearl Cuv
Mary Shafter
Emmna Shaffer
Anna McNabb
Delia Pearson
Ethel Cook
Kate Anders
William Erb
Carrie Acker
Bernice Spencer
Samie Surgeon
Anna Marinko
Anna Harry
Eva Roberts
Bud Karsner
Opal Jucker
Clarence Peacock
Langsville and Michigan Visitors Tour Atlantic Coast
Langsville residents and relatives from Michigan traveled to visit Mrs. R. C. Johnston. The group then toured Washington D C and other points, returning with Miss Friday. Several local families hosted and hosted again, with moves, visits, and illnesses noted in a crowded social fragment.
Former Carbondale Man In Hospital After Toledo Crash
Former Carbondale resident Fred Cox remained in a Chillicothe hospital for five days with fractured ribs after a motor accident near Toledo. He and a friend skidded on a wet road and overturned while en route to Detroit for an American Legion convention. Cox, well known in the community, has since returned home. The incident occurred about two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbondale
Jasper Cox
Nore
Clyde Barber
iMr
Fred Con
Cailticothe
Fred Cox
Toleo
Cox
Detroit
American Legion
Chilicothe
Josh Clark
Ray Clark
Philo
Clark
Bethesau Trospituesville
Coolville Witnesses and Local Social Roundup
A number of Coolville residents were called as witnesses before the grand jury last week. Mrs L Stout of Nelsonville visited, returning with her mother Mrs Marcella Davis who stayed Wednesday. Mrs Stout’s in laws Mr and Mrs W Stout visited the couple, and Mr and Mrs C L Stout hosted. G E Cerleton and family spent the weekend in Columbus. John SirLaughlin visited Ira Edward Duntee in Ireland community. The Tied and Free Bridge Club met at Alyre Chevnailer’s home with the hostess earning high. Dr Westervelt moved his office to his residence. The First Quarterly Conference of the N E B Church was held with Dr McClure presiding. Tell the Printery about news to aid the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford Marheney
Powhatan Point
Joe Guiley
Robert Hawk
Columbus
I. Hawk
Carrie Bryan
Hubbard
Youngstown
Ef R
M. C. Bryan
Ybmrg
Lulu Smith
Mag. Frank Buffington
Eve
Martins Perry
Riley Bolin
Bobby
Springfield
Jennie Mayberry
Bows Shafer
Leo Potts
Athens
Matt Bryan
D. A
suiNurd Homer
Hfr
Amos Matheney
Floyd
Ier
Guysvillev Iire
S. A. Westfall
Guy Keley
Harrisonvile
Ed Brook
Ms. Z. Courtney
Mis. Blanch Wenty
Cliff Marsh
Elya McGramor
Frank Young
Harry Hawk
New Marshfield
Elmer Spencer
Flatwoods
Epson
Soka
Bire
Janey
Fred
Deryyrisgr
Bysell
Midleport
Jack Timchas
Logan Lester
Betsy Lane
Charles Keeton
Mya
Frank Cook
Fin Cook
Cook
Orville Shellman
Paul Tipton
Lynchburg
Harry Tipton
J. Palmer
Chauncey
Eva Sraith
Carbon Hill
Worth Dicken
Eyner
Harry Porter
Chesterhill
Sarah Barnes
Frank Smith
Nelsonville
Apent
Z. Courtney
Joe Kennedy
Huntington
W. Va
Ars
James Terrel
Barry Porter
Clarence Cooper
Albany
Ben Hawk
Norma
Anthony
Hal
Hawk
Florida
Standard Board Society of the Piaina
Miasesi
Nola
Sarah Spencer
Howard Lansbury
Lester
Charley
Robert McKnight
Mra
Mrs. Whitmer
Cleve Wolfe
Grand
L. Stout
Marcella Davis
Stout
W . Stout
C. Ll. Stout
G E Cerleton
John SirLaughlin
Inez
Ira Edward Duntee
Ireland
Alyre Chevnailer
Westervelt
Bank
N.eb
feClure
Stewart
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. B. Church
George Ogg
A. A. Cain
Will Spear
Roland Wagoner
J. G Russell
Karl Gorham
Harry Faulkner
Wade Dean
Herman Oe
Wallace Hatch
Leonard Ogg
Sunshine and Grump
Sunshine Group
Herman Ogg
Grump Group
Sunshine
Stewart ME
Myre
Cozette Jarvis
Roy Lee
Charley Lee
Clara Place
Cc E Norris
Thomas Pierce
Bell
Dorothy Gray
J Wn Balderson
Peart
Jit
Earl Landis
Willard, Otis and
Owen
Logan
Guss
Chiton Gross
Joe Teachman
New Marshheld
Della Davie
Harry
State School For the Deaf At
Davises
Herbert Roberts
Parkersburg
Roberts
Herman Osg
Elmer Deeds
Lancaster
Nora Greene
A A Cain
Leote Montgomery
Ruth Cain
Beebe
Ono
Tlen Johnson
Rockland
Ohio
Melvin Dunfee
Sen Golf
Mary Davis
Buckeye
Mt. Vernon
Sybil Corrill
Carol Seaman
Ruth Cain George Henry
George Doles
State Highway Department
John Oliver
Ada Biggins
Strouds Run Hosts Visits and Local Notes
Strouds Run residents hosted several visitors including Mr and Mrs Jesse Bennett and guests from Athens. Sam Everett remains ill and is moved to his daughter Mrs Weatherby in Canaanville. Local travel, school attendance at Strouds Run and multiple families visiting, with graveling and Pittsburgh guests mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bennett
Carlos Wilson
Carl Mansfield
Athens
Fred Dowler
Thomas Perry
Sam Everett
Temins
Lewis Weatherby
Canaanville
Glen Poston
Parkersburg
Edna Hatch
Garnet and
Finyd
Mea Amariah Burchfield
Lydia Davia
Tagona
Delores
Chicago
Strouds Run
Floyd Edwards
Gretchen
Sugar Creek
Ervin Smith and
Childdren
Dutch Creek
Carlos Wi
Lottridge Aid Society Meets at Allen Home in Lawrence
The Lottridge Aid Society of Lawrence Chapel held its meeting at Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Allen residence with 14 members and two visitors present. Refreshments were served. Next meeting planned at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Allen. Mrs. 8 M Allen visited her parents in Carthage. Ruby Church visiting relatives at Morgan home in Little Hocking. Willie and Innis Huxson to spend time with grandmother Mrs. Julia Mingus at Sand Ridge. Mildred Runnion and Lennie Sharp attended Grange in Coolville. FW Chapman of Coolville visited L. H. Allen. Edwin Hixson and sons Leo and Lobby visiting Amos Hixson at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pha Aid) Society of
Lawrence Chapel
L. H Allen
R M. Allen
Allen
J. I Gaston
Carthage
Ruby Church
Ernest Church
Morgan
Little Hocking
Willie
Innis
Huxson
Julia Mingus
Sand Ridge
Mildred Runnion
Lennie Sharp
Grange
Coolville
Irs
Chapman
L. H. Allen
Edwin Hixson
Leo
Lobby
Amos Fixson
Freshmen at Stewart High School Furnish Chapel Entertainment
Stewart M E Church notes show the Freshman Class performed a chapel program featuring a boys quartet, girls quartet, harp solos, original poems, a recitation, school paper, and a class song. Teachers Mrs Hugun and Mr Lockmen aided. Mrs McFarland assisted with music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart High School
F M Coates Cherry Tree Bears Second Crop at Reedsville
Local notes report F M Coates harvesting ripe cherries for the second time as a late season bloom returns to fruiting in Reedsville. Mentions of oil production, a peach tree in bloom, and potato and rambler rose second growth appear alongside community health and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Coates
Reedsville
BF. M. Coates
Mr. Coates
J.B. Torrence
Big Farm
Roy Chevalier
Goltre
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
W D. Pickering
Love Cedar
WL Va
Harry Kimes
William Congreve
Reno
Charles Randolph
B. Hetzer
Springfield
Scatter Ridge Visitors and Sunday Gatherings In Harmony Area
Sunday evening visits scattered through Harmony and nearby towns with families including Koker Hubler and Dillinger. Travel to Marietta Parkersburg and Athens noted, with hospital grandparent among Parkersburg visits. Local weather and farming updates report heavy rains, high creeks, and wheat concerns ahead of frost. Community events include a two hundredth George Washington birth anniversary planning meeting and a school boy's health event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Hele Wryatt
Herrsonsule
Harrisonville completes surfacing on Whippit Route
Harrisonville of Wash finished surfacing the Whippit Route from Five Points Friday and began traveling the route toward the Texas Church the same day. Gikey trucks move along here to repair roads to the west of town. Holt Haning and family of Columbus were Sunday guests of Carl H Chase and family. Andrew Peyton of Downington, visiting relatives at Zaleaki, returned to Insheme Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Combs of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Wash
Texas Church
Gikey
Holt Haning
Columbus
Carl H Chase
Andrew Peyton
Downington
Zaleaki
Insheme
Abraham Combs
William Wrigley Jr. Reflects on Advertising Theory
William Wrigley Jr. discusses his advertising strategy, arguing that continuous campaigns create and maintain demand for Wrigley gum. He warns that stopping ads could shrink sales and reduce the company’s influence in the gum market.
Cuticura Heals Large Red Pimples on Face
Miss Doroth Lachimiler of Rapidan Minnesota reports large red pimples covered her face they itched burned and swelled. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment plus talcum she saw clear skin in about two and a half months. Sample and product details included from Cuticura Laboratories Malden Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doroth Lachimiler
Rapidan
Minn
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. H
Malden
Mass
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Harrisonville
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Fred Landis
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