Local families host visitors and church events noted
Bates and Ator families welcomed Irene Ator of Athens for a weekend visit. Funeral attendance included members from Pleasant Hill. A revival begins Monday November 2 with Sunday school at 9 30, church at 10 30, and youth meeting at 7 30. Local residents shared weekend visits and the school, taught by Miss Jessie Collins, progresses well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Ator
Irene Ator
Athens
Parker
Pleasant Hill
Elbert Sams
Helen Sams
Nellie Lowther
Ijsaac Lost
Helen Dorr
Carl
Edgar
Walter Brown
Chauncey
Laura McClain
Mary McClain
Cecil Robinson
B. H. Pugh
Jessie Collins
Community Notes from Trimble Hosts and PTA Event
Trimble residents hosted visitors from Zanesville including Mr and Mrs Hugh Caldwell and their two children. Local guests also included Mr and Mrs John Matson Mr and Mrs E Monahan and John Wyatt. The Trimble Parent-Teachers association schedules a masquerade box social and candy sale at the town house on Thursday evening October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Caldwell
Zanesville
Trimble
John Matson
E. Monahan
John Wyatt
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Community Quiet Sunday Visits Reported Across East Branch Area
Burr Oak Richard and Eugene Fost joined Mr and Mrs Mar linons of East Branch for Sunday. A birthday dinner honored Miss Ernestine at Mrs Alice Harrison’s home with several guests. Floyd Dawson and Mrs Fit Westfall in Columbus hospitals are said to be improving. Local residents report Miss Siddie Dew of Corning is seriously ill. Weiner roast hosted by Miss Edna Shepard Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard and
Eugene Fost
Floyd Dawson
Fit Westfall
Columbus
Earl Dorris
William Dorris
Loyd Buckley
Glousteer
William Laita
Martha Post
Chester
Alice Harrison
Siddie Dew
Corning
Sidney Fouts
Will Fouts
Fred Ivers
Harold Dew
Edna Shepard
Frost Guests and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Frost family and neighbors visited friends across the area with multiple households hosting relatives from Jerseyville Jacksonville and Deanville. Sunday school is set for next Sunday at 2 PM with a good attendance hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Linton
Audrey Johnson
Stewart
Edward Wyers
Wyers
Byron Dean
Deanville
R. E. Linton
Athens
Tim Russell
Howard Russell
Murray City Visitors Visit Friends and Family
Murray City residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Logan Nelsonville Athens and Columbus during the week. Several public figures and local residents traveled for visits including Butch Smith and county commissioner candidate Ad Ulrich.
Local Socials and Tragedy Skim through Athens Area
Athens visitors from Florence Cox join Mr and Mrs William Poling for a Sunday gathering. Pocahontas Lodge to charter at Glouster convention Thursday. Murray City attendees expected. Bridge workers strike at 2 PM Tuesday in memory of a Chauncey area death. Rebecca Lodge hosts masquerade at Odd Fellows and invites Logan Lodge with late Halloween menu. Catholic church box supper masquerade draws large crowd. Mrs Chivers and Mrs Snyder rushed to sister Mrs Scot McLaughlin in Zaleski. Campbell, shot squirrel hunting, home healing but may lose sight in remaining eye. diagnosis by Dr Copeland of Athens.
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Athens
Florence Cox
William Poling
Pocahontas Lodge
Glouster
Murray City
Chauncey
Rebecca Lodge
Odd Fellows
Logan
William Chivers
Robert Snyder
Scot McLaughlin
Zaleski
Campbell
Copeland
Coolville Dinners and Pie Sale Highlight Community
Coolville residents S M Bingman Mr and Mrs F E Shafer and daughter along with Mr and Mrs J W Frost joined Mr and Mrs John Gibbs for a Sunday visit. Carol Stout and Huckleberry school pupils hosted a pie supper last Thursday at the school house with a pie sale raising 11 dollars. East Ringgold visitors include Mr and Mrs George Peters and three children Mr and Mrs John Peters Mr and Mrs William Phillips, Miss Helen Devore, and Miss Grace Warner of Parkersburg W Va were guests Sunday at G O Shanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Bingman
F. E. Shafer
J. W. Frost
John Gibbs
Carol Stout
Huckleberry School
George Peters
John Peters
William Phillips
East Ringgold
Ohio
Helen Devore
Grace Warner
Parkersburg
W. Va
G. O. Shanks
Wife Confesses, Husband Held in Infant’s Death Case
In Wooster Ohio on October 29 George Tobias 25 and Blanche 21 are jailed after Blanche admits she was the infant’s caretaker. Tobias arraigned on failure to provide for the infant with a $1000 bond set. Prosecutor Fritz says the charge is to hold him for grand jury action. Tobias denies paternity and claims Blanche falsely accused him.
Confessed Motive in Infant Death Case Shifts Again
Mrs. Tobias retracted prior statements and implicated her husband in a plot to kill the infant. She described a noon incident in which he allegedly gave the child a medicine from a bottle labeled poison at the infirmary, then said the medicine was to end the baby. The husband denies any such conversation and points to his preparations for a home as evidence. The baby was buried in Mt. Zion cemetery. Tobias wept at the grave while Mrs. Tobias remained in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias
Holmesville
Mt. Zion
Milton Township
Erain
Madrid economy council opens inquiry into tri-party trade deals
The economy council in Madrid begins public inquiries into terms of commercial treaties among Spain Lithuania and Sinalda. The move scrutinizes potentially favorable or unfavorable provisions for each party and assesses impact on national trade policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Economy Council
Spain
Lithunia
Sinalda
General Wu Pei Fu Advances Toward Peking
London dispatches report General Wu Pei Fu arriving at Vien Tein to concentrate troops for an attack on Christian General Feng Yu Hsiang who holds Peking, as advised by the Foreign Office this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wu Pei Fu
Vien ‘Tein
Feng Yu Hsiang
Peking
Foreign Office
Champion Milk Cow Holds World's Record at Show
Segis Piet éertje Prospect, champion milkeon of the world, on exhibition at the National Dairy Show in Milwaukee. The 11 year old Holstein bred in America yields her own weight in milk every eighteen days and holds the two highest records, including a world record of 37514 pounds of milk in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
America
Dairy Queen on Seattle Farm Reigns Over Dairy
The text notes a dairy queen living on a farm near Seattle and reports annual milk production of about eighteen tons, averaging over thirty five thousand pounds for two years, equating to over seven quarts daily.
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Jane Kemry
Frost
J. H. Pierce
Atwood Grim
Marie
Frank
Jerseyville
Ed Parsons
Gordon
Guy
Pete Parsons
Federal Creek
F. F. Fisher
Duffield
Coolville
Zenas Frost
P. R. Russell
Benjamin Davis
Carleton
Lucile
J. H. Wildman
Newton Russell
Jacksonville
John Lee
Butch Smith
W. T. Poling
Murray
Eva Hoffman
Smith
Nelsonville
John Powers
Lorena Fraser
Ralph Hoffman
Vance Webb
Ad Ulrich
Ulrich
Maud Penn
James Hamer
Cora Gaffey
Henry Nutter
Mel Harbaugh
Leilah Whires
Robfingon
Clifford Hayman
Youngstown
E. H. Hayman
George Banks
Philadelphia
Chichester
Tritipp
Simmons
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Wayne County
Blanche
Cray
Sean’s
Sloan
Winchester
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Kennedy
Wheaton Hardware CO
Dennison
Lostro Bldg
West Union St
W.M. Cray
W. State
Segis Pieterre
Seattle
U.S. Mail
Buckeye
Buckeye State Building and Loan
Gay St
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W.B. Drake
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