Midweek notices of deaths and local events in Murray City
Several deaths note elderly Mrs Benton Sheets 66 of Stockport died at her son P D Sheets home, funeral in Dale A B church. Mrs Henry Reed 62 of Carthage died at White Chapel, funeral led by Rev Earnest Cole. Mrs J C Coggeshall 51 died after auto accident near Coolville Little Hocking. Reports of picnics storm delays and visits by relatives to Coolville Camp meeting and local families including the Dunfe es and Chapmans. Homecoming at the M K church drew about 200 with plans for next year. Various residents visiting, traveling, and family news through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Sheets
Stockport
P. D. Sheets
Ross Blake
White Chapel
Earnest Cole
J. C. Coggeshall
Coolville
Little Hocking
Cora Brooker
Columbus
Elmer Thomas
M. Kr
Lawrence Mooney
Fd Davis
Lou Reynolds
Morris Higgins
Jogan
James Hamer
Nelsonville
Charles Nagle
Hobart Tipton
California
Browning
McCarley
Snapp
Out Our Way: Ath ens visitors and county fair notes
Mrs Wesley Davis reports John W Gilbert and wife visiting son Harley Gilbert in Athens. Raymond Bran and family went to Albany after visiting Fr J Burt and family. Mr and Mrs E F Cotton and Paul visited. George Maxwell of Athens visited Virgil Maxwell. Washington county fair opens with four days of events including teenagers day on Tuesday farmer’s day Wednesday and merchant’s day Thursday. Local visitors include L H Cook, C W Hayden and family, Frank Bennett and two children from Parkersburg, Helen and Page Hendrickson, Md Gillian of Wheeling, Ira Conley and family, J W Simmons and Mary A Stone. Lizzie Smith of Texas and Birdie Kemp of Weston staying at Brewster cottage on Coolville camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Davis
John W. Gilbert
Athens
Harley Gilbert
Raymond Bran
Albany
Fr. J. Burt
Washington County Fair
Farmer's Cay
L. H. Cook
C. W. H Hayden
Frank Bennett
Parkersburg
C. W. Hayden
John Hendrickson
Helen
Page
MD Gillian
Wheeling
Hayden
Ira Conley
Hazel
Brooks
J. W. Simmons
Casey
Irene
Mary A. Stone
Coolville
Lizzie Smith
Houston
Texas
Birdie Kemp
Weston
W. Va
Brewster Cottage
Coolville Camp
Local social notes from Carbon Hill and nearby towns
Mrs Lester Starkey of Columbus visits with Mr and Mrs Howard Locke. Frank Porter and family from Cleveland spend a week with Mrs Mary Chute. Mr Ralph Arick and daughter Donna Lee of Columbus stay with Mr and Mrs Frank Hawk. Ollie Hawk and son Dwight Nave return from Eastern Ohio. Emma Sparman shows improvement. Rutherford family and friends visit Cecilia Crooks. Stork brings son for Frank and family, Don Edgar named. Devols of Murray City visit Allen Devol. Mattie Parry of Warren spends week here. T C Green of Nelsonville seen on streets. Garnet Wilkinson of Willard visits. Clara Shaw ill. Della Wilkinson and Betty return from Crooksville visit. Frank Webb and wife go to New York for weekly visit. doctor there for surgical course. Henry Kamberling visits Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Starkey
Columbus
Howard Locke
Frank Porter
Cleveland
Mary Chute
Ralph Arick
Donna Lee
Frank Hawk
Ollie Hawk
Dwight Nave
Ohio
Emma Sparman
Charles Rutherford
Stanley Crooks
Fend
Willard
Cecilia Crooks
Stork
Frank Powers
Don Edgar
Phil Devol
Murray City
Allen Devol
Mattie Parry
Warren
T. C. Green
Nelsonville
Garnet Wilkinson
Clara Shaw
Della Wilkinson
Betty
Crooksville
Jerry Green
Frank Webb
New York
Murray City Visitors Play Host in Town
Mr John Robbins of Columbus and his son visit sister Mrs Tou Frazee along with Mr and Mrs Gershon Davis and Adelaide. The party, including Mr and Mrs Harry Halber formerly Gertrude Davis of Cleveland, meet old friends and recall a prominent local businessman father. Mr and Mrs Charles Strum spend weekend with Eyes-Mle relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robbins
Columbus
Tou Frazee
Gershon Davis
Adelaide
Harry Halber
Gertrude Davis
Cleveland
Charles Strum
Art Barnhill
Mrs. Beard
Mrs
Oliver Thomas
Cannanville Community Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Mrs Florence Visar and daughter Marjorite visit grandparents Mr and Mrs A I Linscott. Frank Rose and sons and W D Baker and son go to Columbus for the State Fair. Ethel Shirley returns from Chicago vacation. A P Linscott to Florida with Busy Bee club leader returning summer to guide her girls. Stewart Epworth Teague presents a program at Cannanville M E church. Banner awarded to Cannanville Sunday School for recent set and track win. Walter Stirs and J Wade families visiting relatives. J Rowe family spending time in Wellston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Visar
Marjorite
A. I. Linscott
Frank Rose
W. D. Baker and
Ton
Columbus
Ethel Shirley
George Burnette
Chicago
A. P. Linscott
Busy Bee Club
James Wade
Rowe
Wellston
Pratt's Fork Hosts Sunday Visitors Across Counties
Sunday guests from Pratt's Fork included Will Colmer family and Harry Smith with son Robert in Athens and nearby towns. Visits extended to Pomeroy Huntington and Lancaster with several families sharing meals and attending Han ning church homecoming and Children's Day exercises. A picnic dinner and socializing were noted as a highlight of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Colmer
Childdren
Harry Smith
Robert
Athens
Grant Gilkey
Will Gilkey
Ralph Perry
Harry Dixon
C. E. Peoples
Pomeroy
Everett Peoples
Huntington
Wica
A. L. Beal
George Williams
Grant Sewell
Guysville
Vera Fisher
Ralph and
Marion
Ear
Sapp
Local residents network at fairs and visits across states
New Marshfield residents L H Efaw and family attended the State Fair last week. William Nanna hosted guests including John Cavindish Snyder and Anna Shaw of Columbus. Many locals, such as Mrs Maud Morrison of Kansas City and families like the Dixons and Hoodlets, spent Sundays visiting or traveling to Columbus, Meigs county, Jeffersonville, Sedalia, and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Efaw
William Nanna
John Cavindish
Snyder
Anna Shaw
Columbus
Maud Morrison
Kansas City
Clarence McNeal
Helen
I. G. Hoodlet
Garnet
Ralph
Richard
Stewart and
Albany
Lucile van Dyke
W. M. Dixon
F. G. Hoodler
James Rankin
Cairo
W. Va
Sarah de Wees
Zanesville
Lester. Dabritz
Raymond N. H. Dabritz
Meigs County
R. H. Dorn
Roger
George
Jeffersonville
Sedalia
R. 2D. Powell
Dan
Catherine
Delaware
Harold Stright
W. D. Porterfield
Eloise
St. Louis
Everett Burt
Little Son
Clarksburg
Charles Burt
Walter Hunter
Robert
Townsend
Elmer Stout
Charles Robinson
Fiza Nichols
Ancil Davis
Delbert Jones
Floyd Bridge
Dayton
Wesley Wright
T. J. Withers
Barberton
Local Hockingport Camp Meeting Highlights Sunday Sermons
Sunday at Coolville Camp meetings residents heard sermons by Liev. BE. Wilson former Methodist pastor. Visitors included Harl Holdren and family from Newbury and Sid Knowles of Lorain. Several pairs and groups from Parkersburg joined relatives and neighbors for weekend visits and travel plans. The Riverview farm sale by Mr and Mrs Tra Conley saw light attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville Camp Meeting
Liev
BE. R. Wilson
Harl Holdren
Bettie
Robert
Newbury
E. A. Dutton
Sidney Knowles
Lorain
Lew Humphrey
Marietta
Tome
Galvin
Esther
Parkersburg
Er. Kk. Parker
Ida Cook
Davidson
Neal White
Lily
Coleman
Sam Holmes
Clarence
Martha
Fred Snyder
Charleston
Westfall
William Messenger
Jackson County
Nora Johnson
Mountain Lake Dark
Rex Anderson
Blair Anderson
Claude
Leora
Akron
T. B. Anderson
Tra Conley
Riverview
Social and family notes from Blackburn Heights and area
Blackburn Heights residents Mr. and Mrs. George McHenry visited New Holland after attending the State Fair. Mrs. Effie Watkins of Ashburn, formerly Athens, stayed with Wreil Maxwell’s family. Henry Woodruff visited his father in Albany. Hooper extended a few days at Patas kala and attended the fair. Miss Josephine Hill from the State Hospital was a guest of Miss Louise Blackburn. The Woodworths and Brit Hooper hosted callers, and Will Cuckler returned from Lancaster visiting their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McHenry
McHenry
New Holland
Effie Watkins
Athens
Ashbum
Wreil Maxwell
Henry Woodruff
Albany
KK. A. Hooper
Magley
Pataskala
Josephine Hill
The
Dorothy Nell Michaels Eight Birthday Party At Plains
The Plains residents celebrated Dorothy Nell Michaels eighth birthday with music games cake and ice cream hosted by Mrs Ray Michaels. Attendees included Vonda Moore Minnie Bobo Donna Lee Bailey Mary Krivesti Benny Harrison Cliff Ball Carl McDonald Roger Humphry Mildred and Mary Michaels and Robert Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Michaels
Dorothy Nell
Vonda Moore
Minnie Bobo
Donna Lee Bailey
Mary Krivesti
Benny Harison
Cliff Ball
Carl McDonald
Roger Humphry
Mildred
Mary Michaels
Robert Moore
John Matheney
W. J. Hawk
Nelsonville
Arthur Coon
Catherine Guseman
Lancaster
Fin Cook
Woods
Carpenter
Jeff Harrison
A. M. Humphry
Herman
Roger
Logannd
New Lexington
Dan Downey
Luhrig
Ed Micheals
Rosco Shields
Hazel Wolfe
Columbus
Liz Guess
Joe Hutchins
Veter Fagan
Rock
Ed Shivly
Athens
Clyde Shiply
Dupler
Detroit
Mich
Mary Micheals
Ray
Emory Ball
Hamden
Rob Hawk
Nash
Kathryn Hawk
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J. W. Doan
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the Plains
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Smith Dunfee
Lucy Baker
Beaver Falls
Herbert Blair
Charles Cowdery
East Liverpool
E. H. Wilson
Epworth League
F. W. Chapman
Ralph Wolfe
Hattie Fletcher
Salem
Dixie Bridges
Washington, Pa
Lawrence Bails
Weirton
Elwood Balls
Washington, Rc
Rex Green
W. E. Matlack
Tuppers Plains
Ralph Chevalier
Success
Alfred Westervelt, Jr
Gordon
Arthur Mills
Smiles Dyker
Earl Simons
John Simons
Jessie
Abbey Kerr
Howard Brooker
Mary Dugan
Stele Peacock
Maud Poun
John Fisher
John Fick
Charles
Margaret Poun
Fannie Albauch
Tie
Ralph Hamer
Dorothy
By Williams
E. If. Cotton
Paul
George Maxwell
Virgil Maxwell
Jor
Nonna
Saad
Rwillami
NFA Service, Inc
Carbon Hill
Canaonville
New Marshfield
Hockingport
Blackburn Heights
Tritipp& Simmons
Battery & Electric Co
F.C. Stedman Co
Pac.3
Mom’n Pop
Ponce DE Leon
Fountain OF Youth
Posen County
Ine
Ground
Torch
Trix Buffington
Riley Bolin
Springfield
Zell Buffington
Frances Hamer
Elza MecGranor
Zine Courtney
Austin Hawk
Frank Smith
Beverage
Earl Scott
Toledo
Wilson
Grace Scott
T. Courtney
Cuthura
Catherine Haughney
Storer Ave
Cuticura
Sam Hea
Cuticura Laboratories
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W.m.cray
High Prices
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Home Furnishing Company
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