Athens Community News Highlights Local Visitations
Mrs Henry Lauer visits sister Lizzie Graham in Athens as Mrs Adaline Bobo also visits there. Rev Curtis Knight of Athens to fill Graham Chapel pulpit on Oct 23. Old fashioned beling at J M Beatty home for daughter Hazel's recent marriage to Raymond Bailes. Various local visits, gatherings, and road work noted around Athens and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lauer
Lizzie Graham
Maywood McGrath
Athens
Adaline Bobo
Stella McGrath
Martin Frost
Curtis Knight
Graham Chapel
Harley Williams
J. M. Beatty
Hazel
Raymond Bailes
Helen Kinney
Munn School
J. M. Chappel
Claudis
Long Run Road
Charlies Kelley
Carl
Herbert
Marion Champlin
Glouster
William Chappel
G. BE. Shelton
Floodwood
Herb Penrod
Adison Cramer
Dutch Ridge News Notes and Visits Across Counties
Mr and Mrs Robert Lott and children from Lottridge visited Mr Lott’s sister and family in the area. Mrs Lee Henderson and son Clarence were in Athens. Hartsel F Windland and family traveled to Athens. Elza Guthrie’s visit to his mother Mrs George Guthrie noted. Mrs Guthrie improving after illness. Twins Paul and Pauletta born Oct 4 to Brice Chapman. Others in Middleport and Meigs Counties include Woode Hopkins and Buddy, Stanley Bolen visiting in Athens, J E Guthrie of Huntington WV visiting. Ruth Atherton attended Lancaster Fair. Garnett Windland and son Wilbur visited Mae Carsey and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lott
Lottridge
Lott
Hartsel F. Windland
Lee Henderson
Clarence
Athens
Wilar
Guy
Nina Dean
Elza Guthrie
Guthrie
George Guthrie
Brice Chapman
Paul
Pauletta
C. E. Woode
Murray Hopkins
Buddy
Middleport
Stanley Bolen
Israll Swartz
J. E. Guthrie
Huntington
W. Va
Alfred Roae
Meigs
Ruth Atherton
Lancaster Fair
Garnett Windland
Wilbur
Mae Carsey
Local FFA Elects Officers at Cheshire Meeting
Cheshire news reports the annual FFA election naming Fred Thompson as President Clyde Bradbury as vice president Conner Bradbury as secretary and Alva Roush as treasurer Ten vocational agriculture members completed their first degree work at the regular Monday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Thompson
Clyde Bradbury
Conner Bradbury
Alva Roush
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Mary Roush
Nora Kennedy
Roush
Ladies’ Aid
M. E. Church
Louisa McAllister
Harry Clark
Columbus
S. W. Renner
Perry Swisher
Willie Price
Eno
Swisher
Wesley Ely
Middleport
Charles Butcher
Charles Bing
Ohio University
Dana Story
Lasley
Racine
Fiorilla Lasley
Tag Long
Local youth groups host Bible drill and Halloween gathering
New Marshfield residents report on the Live Wire Boys Class of the M. FP. Church meeting at Mrs. G Herron home with prayers and plans for a three month Bible drill course. The evening ended with a large outdoor fire and supper followed by games. Additional notes cover October birthdays, visits between families in Athens Carpenter and Zaleski, and a teacher meeting at the high school on Oct 27 with speaker Mrs O C Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FP
G. ©. Herron
Howard Hunter
Charles Dickens
Charles Green
Charles Pidcock
Dwight Hulbert
Perry Hulbert
Earl Herron
Harrold Efaw
Leslie Hugh
James Andrews
Ingham Herron
Albert Wygal
Charles Conkey
Seth Hunter
Elda June
Guy Dinsmore
Lenore
Indiana
Elia Saylor
David Pinney
O. C. Bird
Athens
W. E. Burt
Hunter
Clarksburg
W. Va
Shade Community Notes From Holliday Area Church Visitors
Shade and nearby residents share a weekend of visits with friends and relatives. The issue lists guests including Emory Chase of Carpenter with aunt Miss Sylvia Ziggafoos, Burlingham visitors the Grim family, Croton guest Alma Butt and son, Athens guest Alan Wetherby, and Garden resident Velma Barnhill and Donna Jewel. A Parent-Teacher meeting at Shade Auditorium on Oct 19 featured a music program and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Burson
S. J. Smith
Clark Creamer
Addison Creamer
Utah
Clarence Creamer
Michigan
The
Shade Auditorium
Woman of Means Gives Fern Mountain to Boy Scouts
Muskogee Oklahoma October reports Mrs J Garfield Buell wife of a former oil magnate sold holdings and after learning to spend money as an art purchased Fern Mountain land and donated it to the Boy Scouts for the boys outdoor enjoyment while continuing gifts to the aged and daily support for local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Fern Mountain
Hoy Beautsa
Mia
Oklahoma
Z. Garfield Buell
Belt Estate
Muskogee Key
Japan
Primped Homestead With a Slice of Japan and Memory
Oklahoma history and Mrs. Buell drive a cultural link as she builds Park Hill’s restoration, brings home a Japanese garden, and funds family education while sharing tales of the territory’s early statehood and her travels abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Oklahoma
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Family News
Columbus residents Mr. and Mrs. Enos Brown and three sons visited the Simmons and Estep families. Guests included Arra Gillett Harold Gillett and others from Strouds Run Canaanville Road and Townhouse. Funeral services were held for Robert Snow of Columbus at Alexander Church. An all day quilting session was planned for the Ladies Auxiliary of the Alexander Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Brown
Columbus
Earl Simmons
Maggie Estep
Brown
Estep
Sarah Penrod
Arra Gillett
Strouds Run
Harold Gillett
Canaanville Road
Will Antle
Trimble
George Collins
Townhouse
Amy Barnes
Lucile Sweeney
Athens
Martha Blackwood
Langston
Lima
Inlaw
Pearl Langston
Irene Conte
Juanita Booth
Belington
West Virginia
Helen Dowler
Harry Davis
H. W. Davis
Stewart
Pearl Yorkes
Cincinnati
A. W. Hudnell
Waverly
Alonzo Hudwell
Frank Dowler
Scatter Ridge
Howard Dowler
Wade Everett
Mary West
C. O. Wingo
Orville Bell
Betty
New Marshfield
Bell
Ella Saylor
Dave Penny
Robert Snow
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Plummer Lax
Olan Collins
T. J. Collins
Vinton County
Dinner guests visit longtime Whaleys and Chase kin
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Wil Whaley and Mr. and Mrs. James Whaley at Saturday dinner. Mrs. Laura Foster of Columbus recently stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil! Whaley
James Whaley
Laura Foster
Columbus
Oscar Chase
Local Notes On Community Events And Illnesses
Chester Miss Fern Beegle taught sessions Wednesday with Mrs Helen Brooks substituting. Mr Ed Frisbie fell Tuesday evening and cut his head. Miss Maggie Torrence vacationing with Professor Beaver. Mr Ernest Wallace seriously ill. Rev McCormick preached funeral for Mr George Hartung at Rockspring. Mrs Ward Hays called to Tuppers Plains by illness and death of Mrs Mary Baker. Mrs Curtis Wolf ill with pleurisy. Wade Kimes repapered the M E Church. Mrs Wade Gillmore’s mother died of blood poisoning in Tipton Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Beegle
Helen Brooks
Ed Frisbie
Maggie Torrence
Professor Beaver
C. E. Roecher
C. E. Reacher
Ernest Wallace
P. E. Hoffman
McCormick
Tipton
Iowa
Funeral Services for Burl Albaugh in Carbondale
Funeral services were held at the Asbury M E Church for Burl Albaugh son of Mr and Mrs Bert Albaugh of Coonville with burial Friday Oct 14. A Sunday School program by the first and second grades under Miss Juanita Tefft was presented. Attendees included Harry Pollock Columbus visiting his brother James Pollock and other relatives. George Auker and Mr and Mrs Dan McAvoy Lancaster visited Chas Auker family. Amos Stanley and children Clarence and Jimmy spent Sunday with Emma Rupe on Sand Ridge. A sister Nina Rupe accompanied them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Albaugh
Bert Albaugh
Coonville
Asbury M. BE
M. BE
Juanita Tefft
Harry Pollock
Columbus
James Pollock
George Auker
Dan McAvoy
Lancaster
Chas. Auker
Amos Stanley
Clarence
Jimmy
Stanley
Emma Rupe
Sand Ridge
Nina Rupe
Jeff
Frances Harrison
Athena
Evelyn
Marie Aleshire
Chillicothe
John Wert
Mary McKinley
Texas
Joe Ann Wood
Mames
Cleveland
Wood
Thelma Riley
Athens
Joe Hutchins
Arthur Triplett
Millfield
Stockport
BE. Hawk Wos
Ella Edgar
Lecta Wheaton
W. Bechtold
Willard Hamer
Herache Darnell
E.C. Howard
Columbua Tu
Virgil Manning
the Plains
Lydia Nagle
Carbon Hill
Cem
Local social notes from across towns and visits
In Chicago she visited her sister Mrs Louise Homan and learned she is improved. Fred Dusz and Albert Dusz visited relatives in Jacksonville and Trimble. Clea Dusz accompanied them home for an indefinite stay. Lester Betts and family spent a week with Ed Betta. Martha Russell and two children from Chillicothe visited Mrs Dora Hoak. Visitors at Mrs Hoak’s included Mildred and Bernice McLeod Nora Frank and daughters Dorothy and Hazel from Athens and Leo Kennard and children from Hope. Mrs Guy Lowry was in Creole visiting grandmother Mrs Rachel Easterling who is ill. R P Enderlin Circleville and Emmett Parker Athens attended Mrs M J Callahan on Sunday. William Hill, previously ill, is improved. Maggie Stump, not at home, is improving. Anna McDaniel Rita McDaniel and Chloe Auker visited Leslie Pittman’s near Union Furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louise Homan
Chillicothe
Dora Hoak
Hoak
Mildred
Bernice McLeod
Nora Frank
Dorothy
Hazel
Athens
Leo Kennard
Hope
Guy Lowry
Creole
Rachel Easterling
R. P. Enderlin
Circleville
Emmett Parker
M. J. Callahan
William Hill
Maggie Stump
Chester Lowry
Anna McDaniel
Rita McDaniel
Chloe Auker
Lester Pittman
Union Furnace
Union A birthday surprise honors Mrs Elmer Gabriel
A birthday surprise for Mrs Elmer Gabriel was held Monday with guests including Mrs Hobart Reeder Mrs Jane Ross Mrs Walter Steveson Mrs John Withers Mrs B W Hollands Mrs Frank White Mrs George Mc Bride and Mrs Amanda Barker. Rally Day at Union Church is set for Sunday Oct 30 with committee members R R Barker Mrs John Withers Mrs Frank White Mrs A L Snedden and Miss Ethel Hooper named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gabriel
Hobart Reeder
Jane Ross
Walter Steveson
John Withers
B. W. Hollands
Frank White
George McBride
Amanda Barker
Union Church
R. R. Barker
A. L. Snedden
Ethel Hooper
Charlies Oxley
New Marshfield
Dal Evener
Adam Stewart
Bessie Gabriel
Davidson
Union
Mission Church
Athens
Local visits and work travel noted in brief
Hus visited the Reeder family over the weekend. Austin Romine went to his job in Cincinnati on Monday with the B and BR railroad. Ike Hudnel is visiting John Couper’s home this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hus
Hubert Reeder
Austin Romine
Cincinnati
Ike Hudnel
John Couper
Pocahontas Lodge District Convention and village notices
The Pocahontas Lodge district convention met in Glouster with Mrs Lucille Joseph district deputy as Great Pocahontas and Mrs Oscar Simpson as district Winonah. Local council representative Mrs William Theisen also attended. Flowers, quilts and a pot luck dinner were planned at church events. Two window panes were installed and the ves tibule floor remodeled. A motorcycle accident left Ellsworth Tracy with back injuries still treated in Columbus. A gravel and tar road upgrade disrupted village life. Two cars collided on the East Millfield bridge with no injuries. A Morgan County sheep barn burned last week killing nearly forty head. insurance was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Lodge
Glouster
Mra
Lucille Joseph
Trimble
Great Pocahontas
Oscar Simpson
Mazon
Ladies Aid Society
Church of Christ
Neen
W. P. Boudino
New Lexington
Fred Leak
Greens Run
Herman, Theisen, Jr
William Sisson
Veterans Hospital
Dayton
Elsworth “Tag” Tracy
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Russell
Charles Humphrey, Jr
Clarence Misner
East Millfield Bridge
Charlies Honda
Bart Johnson
Morgan County
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Local families visit and news from The Plains area
The Plains area residents report visits among Athens, Chillicothe, Millfield, Stockport, and Columbus relatives. Families announce births, travel to Columbus and Martins Ferry, a minor injury to Savage, and a burial planned at Carbon Hill Cemetery.
Local families host guests across Scatter Ridge area
A list of visitors from Scatter Ridge and nearby towns gathered at multiple homes on weekend evenings. Guests included Dore and Jean from the Batten families, Flora Koker, Wade Smith, Rogenda Simma, Ed McLeod and his son Billy, J. W. Kaleor, Ralph Mubler, John Dillinger, Grace Hubler, and others. Social visits spanned Dutch Ridge, Creek, Lemans, and Dutel Uyeek areas with several households hosting gatherings through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Koker
Mra South
Aon Dale
Rogenda Simma
Lema
Mre
Ed McLeod
Billy
Dutch Ridge
Jesse Poston
John Routh
Mim
J. W. Kaleor Any von
Ralph
J. Mubler
John Dillinger
Ten South
Rose South
Een Dale
Beasie Dillinger
Ib Nih
Local families relocate townsfolk and social visits in Carroll Township
Chesterhill Will Tryan and family move from Mrs May Davis property on Main Street to Will iand farm south of town. McConnelsville residents attend Pomona Grange meeting. Furniss Dew o Trimbie visit Bertha Faires. Carl Stephenson family visit Stephenson relatives in inet week. Theodore Newburn returns from Columbia. Leslie Reiner family move to Garfield property at foot of Carr Mill. Born to George Newton Oct 6. Martie Johnson moving from Russe Talbott property to Wanger residence. John Schroeder and Reg Manefield visit Gardner family. Knox Rowland and Sweft guests with Mad Mrs John Brower. Lelia Glassford visiting from Detroit. Carson North moves from Amesville to Custer Alien farm. Maxine Wantage spends weekend at Smith home. Jack Moss returns from three weeks in Oklahoma. Helen Michener injured at ball game. Minta Hoopes visiting brother Charlie Hoopes. Carl Barnes and family to Lima for vacation. Gara Barnes returns from Wooster visit. Eva Worthington and others attend Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Tryan
May Davis
Erty
Main Street
Williand Farm
John
Okefield
Pomona Grange
Theodore Newburn
Columbia
Leslie Reiner
Family
Wort Mosler
Garfield Grimes
Carr Mill
George Newton
Martie Johnson
Russe Talbott
T. 8
Wanger
John Schroeder
Reg Manefield
Daevid Gardner
Knock Rowland A Sweft
John Brower
Lelia Glassford
Detroit
Pearl Berry
Carson North
Amesville
Custer
McConneleville
Carl Barnes
Lima
Here
Gara Barnes
Alice Ale i
Wooster
Eva Worthington
Lida Dutton
Melissa Thomas
County seeks 411,264 relief funds from state finance group
Hamilton County commissioners today asked Governor to obtain 411,264 dollars from the state finance corporation for a employment relief program. The resolution reflects an effort to secure state aid to local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
EB Corotestion Finance Corporation
Hamilton County
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Pemberton
Janet Edwards
Mason City
L. J. Bumgarner
Lewis Bumgarner
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Vera
W. E. Thompson
Jane Mapes
Charles Mapes
George Mulford
Cheshire
Oscar Sisson
Turkey Run
Misa Lela Beaver
Daisy Beaver
Dan Swisher
Mr. Teters
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E. W. Starkey
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Eugene Holliday
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Edith Trout
Charles
Orvill Bell
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Luster Sickles
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Beatrice
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Norman Saylor
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Chester
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Charles Sherman
M. L. Sherman
Raymond Holland
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Okla
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Relica
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the Arrowhead
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Sam Gabriel
Tom Meyers
Blea Gabriel
Worth Dicken
A.C Yopton
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Jeorge Bean
Mmeet Sud
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Merel
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Lawrence Gift
Covington
Ed McVay
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New Asbury
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Mary
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Carbondale
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Jean
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Mere
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Wade Smith
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