Youth Fellowship gathers guests and plans wiener roast
COOLVILLE Sunday meeting featured a candle-lighting service led by Dottie Brandeberry and Betty Bryan, with Little Hocking youth as guests. Booster Night planned for Oct 11 as the group prepares a wiener roast at Howell's Grove.
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Coolville
Dottie Brandeberry
Betty Bryan
Little Hocking
Howell’s Grove
Troy Grange
Harry Henry
Amesville
Henry
Home Economics County
Charges of Grades In Charge and Trapshoot Attendance
In the report Mrs. French has 22 in grades five through eight and someone is in charge of grades one through four. Clifford Brown and Robert Kennedy attended a trapshoot at Floodwood with Floyd W. Brown.
Friendly Circle Meeting At McCoy Home
The Cutler Friendly Circle met at the home of Mr and Mrs Howard McCoy with refreshments served after the gathering. Other local notes include John Landers and Eva Landers announcing a newborn daughter born September 28 with Eva as paternal grandmother.
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Ray Goddard
Lyle Basim
Forty two years since Kimberly mine boiler blast killed three
Forty two years ago on October 7 a steam boiler exploded at the Kimberly mine. Three miners died Clifford Wolfe Charles Kettels and Elmer Boggs and several were injured though others were spared as the mine stood idle.
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Kimberly
Clifford Wolfe
Charles Kettels
Elmer Boggs
Jerry Priser
George Griffin
Teal Wilson
Kimberly Oak Grove
Leonard Hill
Lancaster
Knisley Says He Is Available as Gov Candidate
Former State Treasurer Clarence H. Knisley says he is available as a Democratic governor candidate though he has not decided to run. He has received assurances of support from several Democratic leaders while Governor Lausche weighs re election.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
Clarence H. Knisley
Knisley
Letart Falls Community Notices and Family Events
In Letart Falls events include a fourth Quarterly Conference at the United Brethren Church led by Rev E H Martin. A large five generation family reunion at Gideon Roush home served 100 relatives. Weddings, births, illness, and weekend visits populate the local notices with multiple family connections and church activities.
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Letart Falls
E. H. Martin
Chillicothe
United Brethren Church
Gideon Roush
W. E. Coyle
L. L. Roush
Columbus
Ohio Methodist Conference
Bert Grimm
Carroll Grimm
Battle Creek
Mich
Letha Grimm
Ralph McKenzie
A. W. Smith
Racine
Ralph ,Webb
Joann
Albert
Alexander
Henry Rush Balser
Mary Weisent
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Balcony Hall
Robert Ashley
Clifford Dariel
Mason Clinic
R. D. Ashley
Holter
Morning Star
Fred Cadle
A. M. Morris
Claudie Lathey
Ripley
W. Va
Ralph Durst
Verna Virginia
Ott Arnott
Heschel Durst
Leon
D. FE. Grimm
J. D. Lawson
McMichen
H. B. Powell
Don Herbert
L. L. Wagner
Charleston
Milliard Adams
Zanesville
Floyd Cummins
R. S. West
Olive Frazer
Peoples Hospital
Akron
J. D. Roush
R. A. Hayman
C. S. Canaday
Wilbur Circle
Gallipolis
Charles Blank
Huron
Ohio
Margaret Jobbs
Middleport
O. C. Cramlett
St. Clair Hill
Lois
Raymond Hensler
David
Daniel
Dale Musser
Myrtle Musser
Rutland
Ralph Pickens
Jack
Wellsville
Tom Wagner
Ina Noll
PTA Plans Halloween Party At School House
The Laurel Cliff PTA met at the school house and appointed a committee for the Halloween party set for Oct 27 at 7 30 p m. Several local residents and families from Rutland Dayton Athens Columbus Zanesville Gallia and nearby areas were noted as visiting or hosting, with health and hospital mentions in the community.
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Laurel Cliff
PTA
Kenneth Haggy
Curt Swick
Edna May Swick
Rutland
Denver Hysell
Thomas Fork
C. F. Hill
E. J. Tracy
Ball Run
Earl Preston
Columbus
Clifford Jacobs
Rachel Hobison
Zanesville
Leroy Hiett
Sidney Leifheit
Athens
Carl McKeeven
Doris Leifheit
Dayton
Thomas Hart
Darwin
Helen Leifheit
Pearl Jacobs
Joseph Evans
Edward Evans
Bashan
Walter Gilmore
Meigs General Hospital
Clarence Ackley
Vern Story Columbus
Norman Schaefer
Pearl Gilkey
Fifty Years On Taylor Ridge Olbers Celebrate Anniversary
Friends and relatives gathered at the Olbers home on Taylor Ridge to honor Mr and Mrs Olbers on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The couple married September 27 1899 in Athens. They have two sons Clifford and the late Emmett and several grandchildren.
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Taylor Ridge
Ladies Aid Society
Richard Wilcox
Fred Olbers
Olbers
Green's Run
Della Robinett
Charles Robinett
Athens
Cyrus Rose
Clifford
Dayton
Emmett Olbers
Mr. Olbers
Oberhausen
Germany
Henry Olbers
Hamley Run
Carl Hildebrand
A. H. Taylor
Ohio
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
Henry Heffken
Myrtle Wilcox
Olive Brookins
Helen Wilcox
Davdi Swartz
Travis Chesser
Carl Welling
Leo McNutt
Fred Heffken
John Davis
Elmer Davis
William Olbers
Perry Chalfant
Blaine Chalfant
Columbus
Glenn Chalfant
Trimble
Gerald Nagle
Amesville
Lawrence Palmer
Chicago
Thomas Butterfield
Etta Davis
Buck Run-a Motorcycle Race and Local Visits Spotlight
A Buck Run en durance motorcycle race was held past Cantwell Cliffs. Dave Woltz visited Logan. Mr. and Mrs Charlie Meyers called on the former's mother. Carl Beougher and four Lancaster children plus Dana Speakman visited. Howard Meyers hosted a birthday gathering for John Meyers. Visitors to Lena Woltz included Lawrence Ellinger Logan Carl Peougher Lancaster Ed Woltz Rockbridge and Charlie Meyers. Ross Stiverson of Logan visited Ed Mathias. Mrs Effie Woltz.
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Buck Run
Cantwell Cliffs
Dave Woltz
Logan
Charlie Meyers
Carl Beougher
Lancaster
Dana Speakman
Howard Meyers
John Meyers
Lena Woltz
Lawrence Ellinger
Carl Peougher
Ed Woltz
Rockbridge
Ross Stiverson
Ed Mathias
Effie Woltz
Illness and travels noted in Zaleski area.
Relatives report Free McKibben of Belpre critically ill after a cerebral hemorrhage. Burial attendance included Elmer and Vera McKibben, Martin McKibben, and Mrs. James McKibben. Frances Pennell Wrightsell, born in Zaleski, funeral in Chillicothe attended by Albert Pennell and Vernon Pennell among others. Various local visitors and church activities noted from Zaleski to Athens and Parkersburg.
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Congregational Sunday School
Edwards Dickinson
Rio Grande
Patty Humphrey
Ray Strickler
Carl Yagola
J. C. Andrews
Ault
Scioto Lodge
Chillicothe
C. L. White
Harold Davis
G. R. Walden
John Aiken
L. M. Walden
Clyde Parrish
Forrest Linton
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
James Parr
W. W. Bragg
Tuppers Plains
Charleston
Municipal Auditorium
Herschel McCoy
Athens
Cora Blair
Doris Walden
Zaleski
Free McKibben
Belpre
McKibben
Elmer McKibben
Vera
Martin
James McKibben
Albert Pennell
A. H. Hayes
Vernon Pennell
Pennell
Frances Pennell Wrightsell
Wrightsell
Jasper Pennell
Charles Wrightsel
Mary L. Tripp
William Webb
Cincinnati
H. L. Atkinson
Merrell
Logan
W. Va
Ida Lemley
George Pearson
Young People’s Organization
Hamden Methodist Church
Lockwood
Putnam Church
Charles Campbell
Pearl Bailey
Curtis Hupp
Howard Snyder
McArthur
Vernon Penneil Wellston
Loyal Workers Class elects officers at EUB Sunday school
Hollister report notes eighteen members attended the EUB Sunday school gathering at Winnie Phelps home. October meeting slated for Edna Conway’s house. Nearby visits include Edward and Winnie Phelps in Newark and Alvin Thompson family with David visiting Reece Thompson’s home. Lena Thompson.
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Coolville News
Ohio Department OF Highways Division OF Traffic and Safety
Cutler
Bira
Asha
Aetek
Aither White
B.T.U
Kite House
Sne
Cor Penny Club
White House
Robertshaw
Down
N. Court St
Paperwood
B&o
G. V. "Cook" QU
Ickle
Vinton
Disston
Hornet and
Lowther Power Laws
Hollister
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