Local Briefs From Albany Area Sports And Meetings
News items report district conference participation by the Wednesday club leaders Faye Cline Mrs Will Whaley and Mrs O D Dailey at Nelsonville. High school teams opened their season in Amesville with Amesville beating Albany 14 to 0 in girls action and the boys winning 14 to 11. A missionary aid meeting time was rescheduled to Tuesday October 26 at the home of Mrs Belle Lindley for an all day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Cline
Will Whaley
O. D. Dailey
Nelsonville
Prent
A. D. Cline
Atheny
Davis
Ae High School
Amesville
Harold Cunningham
Harley Collins
John Coe
George van Dyke
Met
Hoisington
Albany
Esville
Newshfield
Coolville
Missionary Aid of the Baptist Church
Belle ‘Lindley
Dinner Party Honors Frenee Vorhes Guests in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Fred Vorhes hosted a dinner Saturday night at Pom eroy street in honor of Mr and Mrs Frenee Vorhes of Columbus. Other attendees included Dr and Mrs Noland Bougeois Columbus and Jean and Dr and Mrs George Coe and son Bob of Milford Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vorhes
Pomeroy Street
Frenee Vorhes
Columbus
Noland Bougeoise
Jean
George Coe
Bobby
Milford Center
Entertain for Guests by Mr and Mrs Elza Bowers
Mr and Mrs Elza Bowers entertained a number of guests last Wednesday in honor of their son and his wife Mr and Mrs Charlies Morse of San Diego California and their daughter Mrs Eva Morse Babbitt of Chicago who had been spending the week here. Ms Goldie Morse Richeson Mec mnelisville Miss Carrie Ritchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Bowers
Athens Road
Charlies Morse
San Diego
Calif
Eva Morse Babbitt
Chicago
Goldie Morse Richeson
Mecmnelisville
Carrie Ritchie
Local residents and visitors share weekend visits and moves
A string of short notices records residents traveling to Columbus Athens and nearby towns spending weekends with relatives and guests. Names include C B Vorhes Fred Vorhes Goldie Richardson Peter Morse Olive Bartley Pauline Flint Jarrett Bobo and families. Several relocations are noted as families move into new homes while others visit relatives.
Pratts Fork Guests Visit Across region
Pratt's Fork and nearby communities reported a weekend of social visits. Dozens of families including the Beals, Pierces, Smiths, Moblers, Goldsberries, Colburns and Kings hosted kin and friends from Athens, Carsey town, Darvin, Nelsonville, Rock Rift and beyond with gatherings at homes and fairs.
The Plains Visitors at Par House With Mrs Dukeman
The Plains Mike Andy Dakemes and Pitts a visit their par sae and Mrs Mike Dukeman during a local social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Andy Dakemes
Pitts‘a
Mike Dukeman
New England A Ten Pound Son Born Thursday
A ten pound son was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lucas in New England. Local social notes include Pete Van Dyke moving his family to Jacksonville this week and visits by several residents to friends and fairs in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Lucas
Pete van Dyke
Jacksonville
L. T. Morrison
Athens
Harvey Cunningham
Ira Gaston
Lancaster Fair
Robinson
C. H. McKinley
Forrestine Starlin
Columbus
H. H. Starlin
Charles Faires
Lester Faires
W. H. Morrison
J. Davis
Canaanville
Los Ogg
Copeland
B. H. Bean
Guysville
Local Social News from Buchtel and Murray City
The community held an American Legion dance in Murray City Friday night with many attendees from Buchtel led by Mr and Mrs George House and Mrs Arthur Taylor. Several residents attended fairs in Lancaster and Nelsonville while mine No 36 near Buchtel prepares to resume operations and provide local jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George House
Arthur Taylor
Hazel
Oliver Savage
Blanche Collins
American Legion
Murray City
Clarence Andrews
Nelsonville
Saul Harris
Yollie Herb
Art Soles
Will Lewis
Verna ‘Dearing
William Robson
Mollie Keeney
Fannie Locke
William Losey
Michael Colbert
Olive Dixon
Margaret Colbert
A. K. Walker
Charles Graham
John Sabo
William McDonald
Mattie Blackstone
Lancaster Brown
Mable Rife
Dana Bookman
James *la- Haffey
Will Groves
Giouster
Miss Groves
Kathleen Colbert
Bernice Hopstetter
Sreya Crabtree
Margaret Locke
Florence Locke
Virginia Andrews
Frank Saylor
Mye Pierpoint
Ruth Buckley
Dana Brookman
Racine
Ira Blackstone
Lancaster
Will Rittenberry
Buchtel
Dallas Andrews
Whitehal
W. Va
J. M. Wade
Athens
Kentucky
Frank Smathers
Ira Whitmore
Hugh Andrews
Vercoe
Ralph Andrews
Dayton
Ike Parker
Cecelia
Port Washington
Edward McQuaid
Rose Farm
Hisamily
Sherman Richardson
Frank Oakley
Webb to attend Inter-State Assembly then surgery study
Dr L Webb leaves Carbon Hill for Cleveland to attend the Inter State post graduate Assembly of North America and plans a short Chicago stay for post graduate surgery work returning by November 1. Local visits include numerous residents visiting Floyd Coffey and church Ladies Aid meetings with members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. L. Webb
Cleveland
Columbus
Fiare Baird
Nortols
Wve
Steve Talless
Cilitard Huggins
Wiliam Pyle
Vera
Vernice Taylor
Athens
Robert Coffey
Charles Dewyol
Robert Johnson
Floyd Coffey
Haydenville
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Lizzie Briley
Sarah Webb
Mary Chute
Nell Wilkinson
Adda Evans
Rebeckah Smith
Maria Smith
Laura Gilpin
New Haven
W. Va
G. W. Ross
Ike Blosser
Elizabeth
Thelma Matheny
Lancaster Fair
Howard Mitchell
Joan of Columbus
John Blosser
Kay
Logan
Ladies Aid Society
The
M. E. Church
Mra
Community Notes from Coolville Church Social Weekend
Residents and visitors shared a busy weekend with gatherings at the Ay farm and various homes. Attendees included Alma Koehler Nora Hawk Helen Hawk Anna Sturm Constance Walden Josepheaver and many families from Stout Saunders Daugherty and Hawk circles plus riders to Clarksburg and Lancaster fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
E. H. Stout
Ay Farm
Alma Koehler
Nora
Helen Hawk
H. M. Walden
Constance
Q. R. Gunther
Anna Sturm
Belpre
E. M. Pierce
Josepheaver
Weaver
Fred Gunther
Marietta
A. C. Davis
Cora McBride
Harold
W. O. Stout
King
Vanderhoof
Cc. A. Spence
Columbus
Local Ladies Serve Dinner for School and Lancaster Fair Attendees
The old serving ladies hosted a school dinner serving 76 children and about 20 adults. Attendees at the Lancaster fair on Saturday included Mrs. Clara Sparnow Maria Smith Dell Wilkinson Lizzie Devol Lizzie Green Flora Ballard and others. Also noted visits from Mr Inboden Marton and Mrs Blosser and updates on typhoid patient Joe Bartoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tda Hurris
Love Kammeriing
Martha Smith
Mary Devol
Mary Park
Sarah Evans
Anna Evans
Lizzie Green
Atkinson
Eliza Johnson
Ladies of the Old
Lancaster
Clara Sparnow
Maria Smith
Dell Wilkinson
Lizzie Devol
Flora Ballard
Alice Dawley
Annie Lowes
Florence Johnson
Love Kammerling
Martha Groves
Maria
Rebeckah Smith
Bert Green
Gladys
Nellie Green
Mattie Spooner
Broadwell
Social notes from Lottridge Aid Society and area visits
Lottridge Aid Society entertained at the Jenkins home with fifteen members and nine visitors. Neighbors and relatives were noted at several gatherings as painting, travel to Marion and Parkersburg, and visits to family in Athens and Coolville were recorded. Upcoming meeting planned at the Runnions in November along with various worship and farm-related activities are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
J. N. Jenkins
L. T. Runnion
Nutter
Lawrence Chapel
Lewie McConkey
Athens
L. H. Allen
Dorothea Runnion
White Cross Hospital
Columbo
Billy
Racine
Harry Aldridge
John Pineill Ang
Albert
Coolville
Lawrence Pinell
Parkersburg
Aldo McKinley
Artie Willard
Chester
Clarence Swartz
Harry Carleton
P. D. Sheets
Ming Trene Davis
Reese Dodd
Mrs. Oliver
Mrs
Charles Day
Reverend Bailey Moves to Kimbolton Churches
The Rev. J. H. Bailey transfers from New Marshfield M E. churches to the Kimbolton area in the Cambridge district of the Northeastern Ohio conference. An unrelated ad fragment promotes Edna Wallace Hopper's Wave and Sheen hair product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bailey
M. E. Churches of
New Marshfield
He HE. Churches of Kimbolton Cares
Cambridge
Northeastern Ohio
Edna Wallace Hopper
Balpisesser
Hairahi
Ince
Per Bottie
Pomona Grange meeting confers fifth degree to nineteen candidates
An Athens county Pomona grange held a special meeting Saturday night with attendees from Stewart Athens and Albany granges. The fifth degree was conferred on nineteen candidates. Various local residents visited relatives and represented lodges in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Stewart
Athens
Albany
Charles Oxley
R. C. Gilham
Cincinnati
Constitution Lodge
A. M
Grand Lodge
M. P
H. H. Hulbert
Coolville
Community Visits Noted Around Salem and Area
Graham Chapel and families spent Sunday with John McDonald and family in Salem. Mrs. Tommy Phillips visited her daughter Anna Koker last week. Mrs. Hawk stayed with sister Carl Graham in Lottridge. Ruth Bobo hosted Burneta Konkoskia Friday night. Carl Love and family visited O. L. Fulton. Sam Frost Clyde Sams and New Marshfield kin with Mabel Hawk joined Ruth Bobo and Anna Koker family over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway Darnell
John
Henry
Garnet Virgene
Darnem
Rocky Point
Ira Sams
Frank Simms
Anna Koker
Orestus Fulton
W. H. Hawk
Vinton Sewell
Athens
Elmer Poston
Harley
Wilson Bobo
Willie
Paul Hawk
Anna Rokerland
Effie Watkins
Elizabeth Poston
Lulu Boho
Willliam Clayton
Elizabeth Cooley
Long Run
Lewis Dailey
Margaret
Earl
George
Jay Carsey
Robert McClain
Harley Williams
John McDonald
Salem
Tommy Phillips
Carl Graham
Lottridge
Ruth Bobo
Burneta Konkoskia
New Asbury
Carl Love
O. L. Fulton
Sam Frost
Clyde Sams
New Marshfield
Mabel Hawk
Emery Koker
Local Families Relocate and School Events Planned
The Knowles clan moves from Bethel to Little Hocking after Carrie Waterman Knowles sells her Troy township farm. Ray Stutler and family relocate to Rockland while Groves move from Raridan to the Parker farm. E A Dutton travels to Belpre. A farmer's institute is set for Coolville on November 22 and 23 with Vernon Riegel, E B Bryan, and H RcVay among speakers. a new school building dedication is slated forTuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Knowles
Bethel
Little Hocking
Knowles
Carrie Waterman
Troy Township
Ray Stutler
Rockland
Groves
Raridan
Parker Farm
William Messenger
Myrta Adams
E. A. Dutton
Belpre
Farmer's Institute
Coolville
Vernon Riegel
E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
H. R.cVay
Athens County
Local Visitors Report Weekend Calls Across Marietta
Ireland Gib Doak and family along with sister Mrs Georgia Gaskins of Marietta were here Saturday. Mr and Mrs D F Cubbison and Essel visited with Mr Cubbisons mother and kin. Mrs Lee Little Fi called Sunday with Mr and Mrs G E B Yagala. Charles M Campbell was in Athens Monday. Bert Johnson Velma and Augusta Johnson drove to Marietta Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gib Doak
Georgia Gaskins
Marietta
D. F. Cubbison
Essel
Columbus
Cubbison
Lee Little
G. EB. Yagala
Charles M. Campbell
Athens
Bert Johnson
Velma
Augusta Johnson
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised By Mothers
Readers report that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps schoolgirls recover energy and health after illness or overwork. Mothers cite improved attendance and vitality in daughters who took the remedy, with testimonials from several locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Pinkham
Social Roundup in Murray City and Nearby Areas
Local society notes list visits and outings across Murray City Nelsonville New Straitsville Lancaster and Athens. Guests include Mr and Mrs Henry Nutter Mrs Cora Gaffey Mr Walter Frazee Mrs Lizzie Stiff and many others with family gatherings at homes and fairs in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nutter
Cleve Hallett
Nelsonville
Ed Ahbaugh
New Straitsville
Thomas Taylor
Estella Weatherburn
Barberton
Charles Ralph
Jack Marrall
William Lafollet
Ralph
Vinton
Mary Evans
James Bradbury
Alberta
Akron
Charles Huston
Hamden
George Broker
Ruth Brooker
Athens
Kate Gaffey
Lancaster Fair
Port Godkey
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Messenger
News OF Albany
Neve Mee
Ritner
Goldie Richardson
McConnelsville
Peter Morse
Wilkes Street
C. V. Vorkes
Earle Barr
Paul Rutherford
Rutherford
Belleville
Charlie Brown
Florence
Pauline Flint
Washington D. H
Olive Bartley
Fred Worhes
Jarrett Bobo
Howard Warner
Bartley
Emma Chase
Harrisonville
E. K. Carpenter
Noland Bourgeoise
H. C. Mil
Lora Fisher
Toledo
Rebecca Stanley
Vv. M. Beal
Harley Pierce
Frost
J. Smith
Roy Goldsberry
Hensley Rogers
J. P. Mobler
Allan Wetherby
Charlie Goldsberry
Will St. Claire
Near
Darwin
Glennie Smith
Otie Gilliland
Fred Carsey
Carseytown
Eugene Goldsberry
Fred Smith
Delbert King
Frank Cein
Bremnan
Mary Gilkey
Will Gilkey
Ed O’brien
Gene
George King
Florence Colburn
Clyde Colburn
Wayne Wingetts
David
Thomas
Roscoe Orr
Sathalones
Floyd Williams
M. A. Williams
M. E. Twiss
Ray Micheals
Dave Aleshire
Evelyn
Marie
Lillian Hysell
Middleport
A. M. Humphry
Herman
Tipton
Atus
Ella North
Beth Verity
Bertha Bowers
Nel SsogoViller
Vic Howard
Addie Davis
Agnes
Wiloughby
Bob Howard
Ton Davis
Carl Tinkham
Rock Riffie
Harry Lovesay
John Potts
Adrian, Mich
Potts
Harrison Potts
George Potts
Hocking
Thelma Linscott
Ed Buffington
Floyd Whitlock
Powbatten
Worth Dicken
Carbon Hill
Clint Graham
Graham
Joe Gulley
Jake Matheny
Elza McGranor
Athene
Henry Verity
Lorn North
New England
Paper & Ink
Coolville News
A. B. Saunders
Cc. S. Tilton
Nora Hawk
Tick Ridge
Ross Daugherty
Thomas Dunfee
Torch
Martin Green
Glennie Daugherty
Marietta College
E. M. Daugherty
Hockingport
Ireland
Ene
Poe
Lydia E.pinkham
Avice Louthan
Ute
Charleston
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Peer
Guierré
Angeles
Fiegan
Lydia Kham
Surry
Union Village
Louise Loutman
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Art Ayers
Rolland Coburn
Ayers
Lace Ayers
G. M. Jones
Hugh, Riggs
Gold Huffman
Julia Robinson
William Brumfield
Lizare Lairson
Massillon
Philip Fisher
Docas
John Fisher
Mary Hamer
Dorothea
Grace Williams
Mary Hoffman
James Hamer
Ollie Lopez
Della Hopkins
Willis Six
Grace Franklin
Raymond Hoffman
Charles Hutchinson
Phil Devol
Henry Hite
New Athens
Hugh Scott
Scott
John Davis
E. A. Person
Paul
Doctor Person
A. A. Person
Cata
Gila
Duvoeists & Eveay
Buckeye
Buckeye State Building
Loanea
Myers V. Cooper
Ohio
Exec
Public Utilities Commission
O Mission
Danaher
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R. D. Williams
Secy
J. J. Woolley
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