Coleman Family Reunion at Tuppers Plains
A Coleman family reunion was held October 19 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Belier in Tuppers Plains. Dr. Coleman of Bremen spoke and urged annual gatherings. Officers elected: President Mrs. B. J. Williamson Columbus and Secretary Mrs. Eustace Craig Columbus. Next meeting set for September 29, 1931, at Tuppers Plains. Many relatives from Parkersburg, Belpre, Huntington, Athens, and other towns attended. Local social events and visits noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suppers Plains
Coleman
J. J. Belier
Tuppers Plains
Bremen
B. J. Willamson
Columbus
Eustace
Elva Coleman
Patty
Billy Coleman
Marion Craig
Lois
Dorothy
Edwin
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lemley
Patricia
Elmer Craig
Huntington
Bing Woodward
Pt Pleasant
Eliza Coleman
Ina Coleman
Janice
Virginia
Guysville
J. L. Keller
Henry Warren
Fred Knowles
Reedsville
F. E. Kimes
Paul
Florence Cross
Athens
L. E. Blough
Sbelpre
Francis Tidd
Hoblitzel
Lenin
N. J
EB. Craig
M. E
Clarksburg
M. R. Bryant
Frederick
Oklahoma
Helen Miller
Langsville
Myrtle Halliday
Emma Springer
Florival Reed
David Kim
Morral
Maria Kim
Clara Barnett
Charley Hardway
Elmer Reed
Middleport
W. 8. Reed
Racine, Jr
Chester Albers
Billy
Wheeling
Albers
Vivian Hoffman
Tillie Reed
Hattie Green
Pomeroy
J. E. Swindler
Jack Turban
Clyde Milloan
Velma Matlack
Mary Ritchey
Elizabeth
EB. T. Ritchey
Marietta Silo Co
J. C. Parker
Silver Ridge
Effie Warren
Weekend visits and farewells across towns
Murray City and surrounding areas saw many family visits with residents staying for weekends. Notable movements include Miss Harper of Zanesville visiting relatives, the Peacock family from Sandusky with Henry Peacock’s hosts, and a Columbus guest list with Evelyn Stevenson staying with Howard Bush. A death in the Morgan family was reported, with several survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captalin Harper
Zanesville
George Brooker
Pritchard Peacock
Sandusky
Henry Peacock
Margaret Penn
Nelsonville
Keuth Donson
Ohio University
Athens
Fred Donson
Ed Pertler
Bobby
Jack
Detroit
Pertler
Jack Byron
Ralph Hamer
Lancaster Fair
George Hamer
Blanche Rutherford
William Chivers
Lucy Frazee
Gertie Short
Various Plains Area Visits and Local News Roundup
The Plains area reports visits to Akron Barberton Lancaster and Columbus by local residents and relatives. Births illnesses and health notes include an eight pound boy born to Wendell Moore’s family and multiple illnesses such as chickenpox yellow jaundice whooping cough and heart trouble. A death follows Jeren McCullough’s whooping cough and Jaanita Lovesy dies with funeral at the Methodist Church. A cow dies after eating buckeyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Boring
Akron
Robert Goodwin
Warren
Ervin Vore
Victor Howard
China
Barberton
R. E. Grant
Lancaster
L. Price
Zanesville
James Bell
Earl Guseman
Roy
William Hawk
Miss McLean
Athens
Fletch Hawk
Eldon
Columbus
Lulu Smith
Carbon Hill
Buffington
Belle Smith
Nelsonville
Betty Lou Thompson
Norman Smith
Jeren McCullough
Guy McMillan
Charles McCullough
Joe
Harold West
Paul Sweeney
Ohio University
Opal Conner
Charles Loomis
Logan
Herman Humphrey
Dave Aleshire
Evelyn
Marie
Steve King
Welston
King
Frank O'Neil
Jaanita Lovesy
Harrison Lovesy
Methodist Church
L. Staniey
Zine Courtney
Reedsville Orchard Owner Harvests A Big Apple Crop
Arthur Mills of River View Orchard near Reedsville harvests Rome Beauty apples from 14 acres, storing fruit in his new 28 by 50 foot cold storage building. The piece notes other local visits, a beached steamer raised for repair, and ongoing Ohio River water shortages affecting rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
Arthur Mills
River View
Ohio River
Nis
Rome
Mills
Jane Noe Gilliford
Pomeroy
Meigs County
W. Matthewson
Syracuse
J. B. Persons
Torch
J. B. Torrence
Erastus Newell
Roy Packard
Columbus
W. J. Packard
Ethel
Tuppers Plains
Mary Hetzer
Lafayette
Ellen Fields
P. F. Hetzer
Eden
Marietta
Seth Racer
Jennie Powell
East Liverpool
Errett Persons
Coolville Coolville Grange Session and Community News
Coolville Troy Grange will hold its regular fortnight session next Saturday October 25 at 1 80. The entire session will be given over to degree work. Numerous local residents and guests visitations and family news fill the column with social calls from Athens Parkersburg Columbus and Zanesville. A church gathering Sunday afternoon featured a community feast and fellowship following Jack Frost forced indoor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Grange
P. O. Smith
J. A. Humphrey
Ralph Chevalier
L. F. Brafford
G. O. Shanks
J. W. Kincade
Chas. Maxon
P. D. Sheets Sherman
Joseph Marshall
Ray Chevalier
F. H. Booth
Lillie Dunfee
Parkersburg
Archie Dunfee
Athens
E. M. Pierce
Dorothy
David Hays
Middletown
Chillicothe
Elm Grove
Ash Cave
Oscar Findling
Huntington
Will Schreiber
Joseph Gehring
Columbus
Samuel Davis
Bertha Barnes
Zanesville
A. B. Saunders
E. R. Wolfe
Circleville
Albany Club Scenes Highlight 1866 Fashion Echo
Albany Mrs Earle Baughman hosted the Wednesday Club at her country home with a program on Godeys Lady Book and Miss Faye Baker arriving in a 1866 wedding costume. The issue lists multiple social events, church gatherings, and visitors around Albany including Grange activities and a late week revival at Hebbardsville M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Baughmen
Godey
Faye Baker
Eilene
Thora Belle
Lola Mae
Guy Wingett
Albany Grange
Fred Elliott
Grange
Lee Elliott
Sam Scott
Blanche Eliott
Vera Knowlton
George Scott
Maude Knowlton
Lucy Tewksbury
Ray Knowlton
Dorothy West
Marvel
Martha Knowlton
Emma Holdren
Maude Freeman
Marvel Knowlton
Temple Church
E. T. Dailey
Athens
O. D. Dailey
Charles Richey
Logan
Carrie Richey
William Holdren
Newton Knowlton
Virgil Shingler
Mineral
Albany
Lancaster Fair
A. E. Potter
Ed. Rickey
Wilbur Baughman
Charles Bobo
W. E. Baughman
Dent Allen
Curtis
Ed McVey
L. D. Gillogly
Cincinnati
E. H. Lasch
Clyde Hill
Buckeye Lake
Harry Wickham
Grafton
W. Va
Hebbardsville M. E. Church
John Adams
Chase
Edd Martin
Frank Martin
W. T. Martin
Pearl Wood
Emerson
Harley
Harry Russ
Eugene Stanley
Winnie Martin
Bill Cooper
Milt Cooper
Local Social Notes and Football Result Highlight New Straitsville
New Straitsville and nearby communities share weekend visits and events. A Junction City New Straitsville game ended 7 0 Sunday. families gathered for Mrs Palmer’s birthday with gifts and chicken dinner. Rebekah Lodge members attended a school of instruction in Shawnee and local residents visited relatives in Logan and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Coakley
Logan
Bill Edwards
Ohio University
Jack Edwards
George Lanning
Akron
Bob Clark
Clark
Sid Johnson
Columbus
Junction City
Levi Palmer
Gertrude
James McNamie
Pattie
Helen Strain
New Straitsville
Rebekah Lodge
Shawnee
Jas. McNamie
Michael Gusey
Joseph Hrorchis
Buck
Severe Cold Snap Reaches Harrisonville Town
The first hard cold spell of the season arrived Sunday night with temperatures dropping to freezing. Autos froze, farmers prepared, and the Meiga County Ladies Republican Club holds a meeting at the schoolhouse Thursday night. Local notable updates include G. W. Bradfield's slow illness recovery and several visits among Emma Chase, Margarette Grace White, and Pauline French. Honors roll announced for seventh and eighth graders list Rosalie Carr, Verlin Peck, Avestin Cain, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Morris
Pauline French
Derrel
New Holland
Emma Chase
Ladies Republican Club
Meiga County
Grace White
Rutland
Betty Blackwood
Columbus
Miss Bowles
Rosalie Carr
Verlin Peck
Avestin Cain
Devore Rawlins
Einore Gilkey
Grafton Stout
Catherine Wyatt
Dye Ball
Knte Dye
Elizabeth Lambert
Roy Hanning
Kenneth Welsh
Clyde Lambert
Raymond Wilson
Alice Giles
Max McCarley Dies In Auto Crash At Zaleski
Max McCarley of McArthur was killed when the car left the road near Edward Morris Bryson farm last Saturday night. James Peoples of McArthur was seriously injured in the same crash. Other local updates note deaths and illnesses among residents, with several Columbus visits and family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max McCarley
McArthur
Zaleski
James Peoples
Edward Morris
Bryson Farm
Elmer Reeves
Madison Church
Columbus
Reeves
Ellen Brooks
Ollie Brooks
Madison Township
Cassie Hill
Henry Eckelberry
Mary McLain
Athens
Mesa
Etta Freeman
Hamden
Armstead Mace
Bobo
Athena
Charles Holdcreftt
Ralph Herrold
Emma Hekelberry
Elmer Robinson
Charleston
W. Va
Robinson
Beebe Social Roundup Includes Visits and Parties
Beebe residents hosted and visited with friends and relatives this week. Mrs. Art Frost welcomed guests, while Mary Crippen is recovering from pneumonia at home. Families from Athens and Akron visited Beebe homes and hosted gatherings, with several birthday celebrations and local errands noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Frost
Art Frost
William Cook
Maxine
Wolf Creek
Arthur Finaterwild
Athens
Mary Crippen
Harry Crippen
HH. Fraser
Waterloo Farmers Are Being Oven Work on Roads
The State Highway Department provides drought relief to Waterloo Township farmers with road work led by relief committee chair C. E. Wolf. Six men started Tuesday, with more to be added as needed. The item also notes a Halloween gathering at Marshfield Grange Hall and local visits by Milton Efaw and Calvin Efaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
State Highway Department
Waterloo Township
E. Wolf
Wolf
Marshfield Grange Hall
Milton Efaw
Athens
S. H. Efaw
Athens R. D. No
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Murray City
Cordill
Point Pleasant
Clyde Packard
Senator Cordill
Liberty
Pittsburgh
Cc. F. Miller
Baby
Frank Shumway
Floyd Emrick
J. D. Kibble
Coolville
Harrisonville
G. W. Bradfield
Marjorie Wol
Margarette
Samantha Johnson
Charlea Vanacoy
John Schneider
Pearly Lewta
Nelle Scheer
New York
Mra
Frederick Stamm
Celumbaa
Beebe
Misa Elizabeth Martin
Cutler R. FL
Ape
Misa Christine Fineterwald
V. A. Lemmon
Agatha Hart
Wyatt Minear
George Oeg
Willam
Ralph Pinkerton
Dorothy Heebe
Dana Russel
Haga Ridge
Milton Russell
VO A. Lemmon
Althea MacFarland
Ruby Day
Rosale Lemmon
Day
Mee. Marland
Misa Lemmon
Waterloo
Calvin Efaw
Llava
Nob
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