Athens County Judging Team Wins State Contest Title
Athens County 4-H livestock judging team placed first in the state contest at the Ohio State Fair, scoring 751 of 900 with team members Wallace Gillogly Albany Walter Kelma Amenville and Cistra Ball Athens. Gillogly was top scorer. Rozed local 4-H club Grow It All member C N Jones noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Athens County
Wallace
Gillogly
Walter Kelma
Amenville
Athens
C. N. Jones
Jocal Jestler
Miss Henr
Louise Cline
Columbus
F. and R. Lazarus Co
C. D. Dalley
Local Social Roundup From Scatter Ridge and Nearby
Sunday gatherings feature Scatter Ridge families visiting neighbors in Peach Ridge and Athens with multiple households noted. Ohio State Fair attendance cited. various carpentry and guest exchanges recorded among the community, including Martha McCleud and Pos tac families and a string of visits to the Stephenson and Mathews households.
Local Social Roundup In Athens And Nearby Communities
Shade Miss Sylvia Ziggaroos returns from Athens with friends. Mrs Levina Fallon visits her son Norman and family in Fremont. Clarence Creamer heads to Michigan for an indefinite stay. Ralph Palmer family and Lizzie Porter visit in Athens. Dr Coleman and family from Bremen join. Pearl Williams moves to Fowler Mercy region to settle. Will Hope visits Jerseyville friends. Mrs Coleman and two children of Bremen guests of Fred Biehl. Coleman family returns. Zita Smith returns to Athens after visiting Clyde Smith. Rev Earl Cowen travels to Cincinnati for M B Conference. Mrs George Grim of Burlingham visits Sylvia Ziggaroos. Frank Potts and sisters Isabel and Jennie of Racine with Nelle Hamer of Nelsonville guest of Jay Hamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia “Iggaroos
Athens
Levina Fallon
Norman
Fremont
Ohio
Clarence Creamer
Michigan
Ralph Palmer
Rosemary
Lizsie Porter
Coleman
Bremen
On Woode
Pearl Wiliams
Fumercy
Will Hope
Jerseyville
Wi Coleman
Fred Biehl
Langsville Social News Highlights From Local Visitors
Langsville residents and visitors share a week of travel and family visits. W Va and Huntington guests stay with relatives, attend fairs and picnics, and travel to Columbus and Cincinnati for events and employment. Multiple families are noted visiting kin and attending the Ohio State Fair and church conventions.
New England Crowd Enjoys Taffy-Pulling At DeVore Residence
New England reports a taffy pulling gathering at Mrs. Ella DeVore's home on Monday night. Attendees include Wallace Summers, Grim family members, DeVore relatives, and friends from nearby towns. Several locals and visitors are listed, along with recent family events and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
DeVore
Athens Area Residents Share Weekend Activities
Local families from Athens Chauncey and nearby towns report visits and travel plans after Labor Day. Many hosted relatives, attended the Athens Fair, and planned weekend gatherings. names include Benedum Vore Be n him Jackson King Loper Krivesti Steuffer Steuffer Howard Gabriel Hutchins Robinson and Collins along with several extended family trips to Columbus and nearby communities. Delmer Morrison funeral services scheduled near Stewart with burial in Coolville Cemetery.
Legion State Commander To Speak at Murray City High
Legion state commander Ralph Cole of the American Legion department of Ohio will be the main speaker at a joint county meet hosted at Murray City High School Gym on Wednesday September 25. The event covers local veterans activities and community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Murray City High
Ralph Cole
Department of Oliy
Legion Tovice
Arthur Rob Flint
Mich
Huntier
Cits
Noble Grand Club
Risch Diamond
Rebekah Ledge
Effie Jona
Elizabeth Mow
Ford
Hos
Frank Each
Harry Shafer
John Shafer
Phy
Shafer
Chefon, Hospital
Logen Frying Sea
Local Social Roundup From Amesville and Nearby Areas
Amesville residents and visitors are noted in a town round up. Names include Mrs. Hanna Glac Effa Glazier Erson Glazier and C J Van Bert Furr Jennie James Marl Hen Arlena Colum and many others visiting relatives in Dunbar Mt Jackson Woodstock and Columbus. Residents attend church gatherings a Friday at the Presbyterian Church and a seven piece orchestra will accompany a recital by Helen Carpenter and Selby Glazier at that church. Several families travel to the State Fair in late week with outings to Columbia University and visits to relatives in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Hartley
Mt. Jackson
Gibson
Woodstock
Helen Carpenter
Selby Glazier
Presbyterian Church
Glazer
Frank Heston
Wilmore
New York
Heston
Columbia University
Willard, Thompson
Billy
Arthur Thompson
Janet
Oita Sedwick
Columbus
Homer Eckard
Wilbur Carpenter
Paul Dison
Mines
Dorothy and
Mildred Dixon
Zb. N. Dixon
Addison Dixon
Carbondale Families Visit Relatives In Ohio
Carbondale residents including Mr and Mrs Hugh Dabritz and children visited the Dabritz ancestors in Bulfeln Ohio this week. Funeral services for Eldon Gilbrath son of Mr and Mrs Gilbrath were held at the EL Church with Rev R F Hughes officiating and songs Beautiful Tale and Her Knows It An and Somebody sung by the Junior Girls. Clinton Cox and family spent several days with relatives in Barberton and Port Clinton. Rachel Easterling visits her daughter Mire Herwick in Creda Miss. Creda Cox and Mildred Barber returned from Columbus after visiting their aunt Minnie Cly. Mrs Ralph Botts spent the weekend with her grandmother near Ashland Ky. Albert Dust Trimble spent the last week with his brother Fred Duar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Dabritz
Juanita
Maxwell
Janet
Charles
Bulfeln
Oscar
Dabritz
Marthald
Ralph’ Botts
Shawnan
Ashland
Lo ‘Aibert
Fred _ Duar
Fragmentary item hints at names and places in Columbus and Athens
The readable lines mention individuals such as Tettee, Ed McCoy, Little Virginia Kennard, Zalesti, Mrs Hacel Dust, and Buster, with scattered references to Athens and Columbus. Details are incomplete, but imply a local note involving family or social visits and an anchor/discontinuation context in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tettee
Ling
Ed McCoy
Athens
Virginia
Kennard
Zalesti
Hacel Dust
Je Buster
Columbus
Wera
Franded Fie
Thursd
Gerald Hin
Chesterhill G 3M Woolman 74 Passes Away
Chesterhill G 3M Woolman aged 74 died last Saturday evening from heart trouble and arterial disease. He was born and raised near Chesterhill, son of Joel and Amanda Woolman, and was married twice, leaving three children from his first marriage. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon with burial in Marion Township Cemetery. Various local notices mention residents and neighbors, including Mrs Martha Tipp and activities of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolman
Arterie
Joel
Amanda Morris Woolman
Chesterhill Buioit
Emma Carty
Minta Beck
Wille
Beck
Maggie Nice
Mary Emma Wille
Marion Township
Martha Tipp
W.C. T. Owen
Carrie Laucer
Carl Patterson
Lhis
Jer
Ohio
Congrove Funeral Held in Reedsville and Deaths
Funeral services for E. Congrove aged 55 who died last Friday were held at the residence Monday with Rev O Conner of the M B Church officiating. Surviving are his wife and children Raymond Gordon Dale William Abner Cora Linnie Daniel and Junior. Burial was in Long Lottum Cemetery. Also noted is the death of Lauren Coleman aged 87 at Maysville Mo and local families connected to Reedsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedsville
E. Congrove
O'Conner
M. B. Church
Congrove
Ainte
Raymond
Pickerington
Gordon
Wellston
Dale
William
Abner
Cora
Linnie
Daniel
Junior
Long Lottum
Fred
Misses Grace
Gladys Crow
Irene Miller
Mary Alice Frayman
Laetart Falls
Marshal
Betty O’cannic
Jacksonville Woman's Auxiliary Meeting Report
A meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the U M W of A of Gloucester Greens Run The Plains and Jacksonville was held in Jacksonville Grove on Wednesday afternoon. Families brought dinner and spent the day. The program opened with singing Count Your Blessings and a prayer by the Chaplain. Another hymn followed. Mrs Etta Seiler served as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of
U. “M.w.of A
Glous‘ter
Greens
Run
the Plains
Jacksonville
Grove
Etta Seiler
Third Annual Home-Coming Draws 300 at Broadwell
About 300 people attended the Broadwell third annual home-coming last Sunday. Arthur Hickman led the Sunday School. Many visitors traveled long distances from Sioux City West Alexander Pittsburgh Cleveland Tyron Zanesville Amesville Athens Columbus and Dayton. Local residents hosting, visiting, and hosting guests included the James, Young, White, Priest, Hoc, and Farr families among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwell
Arthur Hickman
Willie Holdcroft
Sioux City
Iowa
Henry Hendershot
West Alexander
D. W. Cole
Bernice Fyock
Pittsburgh
Virgil Engel
Cleveland
Will Musgrove Y Tyron
Burt Furre
Dayton
Christy
Hotecroft
Ray Holdcroft
Zanesville
Frank James
Clyde James
Nee Weaver
Chesterhill
Frank Parsons
Burt Farr
Frank Ellis
Amesville
Waymer White
Amogs White
Fred Chadwick
Richard Chadwick
Athens
Glouster Auxiliary Holds Short Talk and Music
Glouster Auxiliary members gathered for a brief session led by Mrs. Mary Buza, with a song titled Higher Ground. Mrs Seiler proposed union passes for Auxiliaries as Melody Boys provided music after the meeting. Nearby, families from Glouster and Columbus planned outings for Labor Day amid a smaller turnout than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Mary Buza
Seilér
Melody Boys
Guy Vernon
Harold Shirkey
R. E. Davis
Arlene
Eloise
Harry, Vernon
Gerald
Jack
Charles
Columbus
Ernest Watkins
Dayton
Funeral for Delmer Morrison in Coolville Sunday
Delmer Morrison died at his home near Federal Creek. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM at the M. EB Church in Coolville, with Rev. Minard of Rockland officiating. Burial will follow in Coolville Cemetery. Nearby residents and relatives visited Columbus and other events reported alongside the obituary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Delmer
Stewart
Coolville
Community Guests and Family Visits Fill Weekend
Mrs Pinell and son Albert accompanied them home Mr and Mrs J G Markwood of Toledo are weekend guests of Rev and Mrs E H Wilson Mrs Henry Warren and brother Fred Knowles of Reedsville were Thursday evening guests in the home of Mrs Mary Reeder Miss Mary Louise Holdren of Newbury is weekend guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Taylor Mr and Mrs B F Blackwell and Mrs R S Henderson and children were Sunday guests of Sheriff and Mrs Wayne Wingett of Athens Mrs R B Derrick and children left Thursday for Cincinnati to attend the Ohio Conference After conference the family will visit Mr Derrick's parents in Tennessee Mr and Mrs Oscar Gunder were called to Bardin Ohio for illness of Mrs Gunder's mother Mrs Scott Mrs Gunder remains to care for her mother Raymond Wilson of Newark came Friday evening and will visit his parents Rev and Mrs E W W Wilson over Sunday Miss Doris Bond entertained Class 4 of the M H Sunday School at her home on North Street The program included games and music Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langsville
Warren Greene
Huntington
W. Va
Robert McKnight
Elizabeth Durst
Cheshire
Herb Carson
Union Ridge
Eves Tuckerman
Clyde Price
Columbia
Ohio State Feir
Cora D. Webb
Pomeroy
Ora McLain
Alice Miller
Mollie
Nelsonville
Middleport
Francis Kennedy
Ruby
Bessie
Frazier
Charleston
Cincinnati
Dale McClure
Orville’ Davis
Akron
Homer Davis
Orville Davis
Jean
KR. F. Whitmer
Lisyg. Thomas
Michigan
Langeville Sunday School
Syracuse
W. T- Miter
John Huntley
J. B. Piper
Ernest Piper
Vinton
R. W. Miller
Parkersburg
John
Lucile Miller
Lioy
Thomas
W. B. Wright
Cash
B. Braley
Low Saxton
Grass Run
Bix
Will Howell
Graces Moore
Aliquppa
Rhoda Jamison
Ethel Hendershot
R. E. Delaney
East Liverpool
John Cooper
Simson
J. B. Longstreth
R. L. Grapes
Columbus
Harry Lang
Pleasant
Wo Wright
Clarence Ratter
Athens
George Benedum
Willoughby
Russell Michael
Jon
Joan
Edgar
Ed Michael
Ervin Vore
Warren
Hoyt Pinkerton
Albert Jackson
Near Chauncey
M. C. Bryan
Everett Bingman
Chauncey
Roy Noland
Peach Ridge
Billy Noble
Pearl Miller
Clarence Stage
Wiliam Bryan
Ed Anderson
Clarence Way
Steve King
Helen
Wellston
Harry Harrison
Maxine Westfall
Athens Country Club
Spencer Girls
Forest Loper
Russel
Loper
Jennie Finney
Mra
Vera Saylor
Irene H Krivesti
John Krivesti
Willard Hamer
Will Hamer
Gene
Melba Downard
Kathryn Williams
Frances Kennedy
Coshockton
John Hamer
Alonzo Gross
Guernsey County
Ora
Stella Davis
New Marshfield
Will. Hamer
Curt Gross
S. Westfall
James Terrel
Arthur ‘Wilson
Ambrose Terrel
Jon Kennedy
Buntington
Ruth Shafer
Jackson
Liggett
Emaline Matheny
W. A. Matheny
Carl Erb
Alice Mekitbs Ben
Athena
Geneva
Stauffer
Fred Steuffer
E .C. Howard
J. L. Rose
Junior
Hockingport
Mark H. Pickering
Dorothy
New Brighton
R. BE. Williams
Harvey Persons
Alfred
Mary Lou Sisson
Tuppers Plains
George Hamilton
Patience Russell
Harry Burnett
Randolph
Sughs Parker
Rosa Parker
M. C. Barnett
H.D. Parker
Nile Barnett
Clarabel
Dovig
Howard
Clarksburg
Will Congreve
Vasvii
Ruth McCray
Parksburg
Mora Coleman
Wayne Martin
Darlington
Vern Sherman
Beaver Falls
Ben Sherman
Smith's Ferry
Chloe Mills
Grant Gilkey
Helen Fleming
Algia Blills
William Whitehead
S. E. Fields
John Barton
Warn
Ind
Ernest
Pearl Dillon
Ray Thomas
Harvey Thomas
Dotson
Elizabeth
Church of Christ
Caroline Cottle
Jessie
Edith Hayt
Bert O’conner
M. E. Church
Delmer Morrison
Federal Creek
Minard
Rockland
Coollville
Arthur Mills
Karl Fairbanks
Route 4
Velmi Biehl
Marietta
Marietta, Spent Thulsa At Columbus. Mrs. E. S. Harpold of Belpre
Clyde L. White
Millicoan
Ivydale
Philip Millicoan
Route 50
Hig
Florence McBride
Roberta Humphrey
Dale Rose
Chris Baer
H. Wilson
Blanche Malone
Mabel
Harry Carson
June
Mary Reeder
Jessie Wells
Bu‘ford Smith
F. C. Taylor
R. S. Henderson
Sheriff
Wayne Wingett
R. &. Derrick
Derrick
Ohio
Tennessee
Oscar Gunder
Bardin
Local residents share visits and events around town
Carpenter Mrs W RB Hanna of Dyesville visits Mr and Mrs W E Hare and friends. Lilly Grant attends bean dinner at Wilkesville. Miss Labicle Martin and Blanche Reeves stay with Aunt Mrs Reeves in Albany. E W Starkey and H S Starkey visit sisters in New Lexington and Wooster. Edgar Farley of North Carolina visits relatives. Jennie Kuhn visits Sisson family in Mast Gildendy well. County board of education meeting held in Pomeroy draws locals. Attempted theft at A D Morrison store in School Lot ends unsuccessfully. Lee McComas visits his in laws Elmer Miller in Middleport. US and Canada reportedly can produce 3000% motor vehicles annually, capacity said not near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RB. Hanna
Dyesville
W. EB. Hare
W. Bubo
Lilly Grant
Wilkesville
Labcile Martin
Athens
Blanche Reeves
Albany
EH. Reeves
E. W. Starkey
H. 5. Starkey
County Board of Education
Pomeroy
A. D. Morrison
Lee McComas
Elmer Miller
Middleport
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California
Chas, Bowers
Florence Brown
Bra
Glen Tewksbury
Bobby French
A. Nelson
Dexter
William, Gillogly
Marie Jones
Newark
C. B. Conkey
Mitchell
Charles Beverage
Alva Higley
Franklin
Robert
Eugera Chillicothe
Hadley Ely
Wiliam Lowry
Renamns
Erma Judy
Carl D. French
Wanda
Lima
Martha French
Opal McWhorter
Lawrence
G. la
Stout
Pratt
Hibbard
Linken Bartley
Hocking County
Hid Shannon
Mineral
O.V. Hester
Shannon
Air Line Church Grove
A. G. Ross
Ralph Gibson
Willam Sickles
Scatter
John South
Waldo Poston
George Mathews
Doris
Phyllis
Ray Mathews
Julia Stephenson
F. J. Hubler
John Willinger
Fred Stephenson
Harold Koker
Far
Herbert Everett
Strouds Run
Ray Methews
Elmer Poston
F. J.hubjer
H. A. Cone
Elwood
Lurene Mathews
PD. Koker
J. W. Kotter
Frank
Ralph
Waldo. Poston
Doris and
Seany
Ray
Mary
Dean
A. W. Boker
Boston
Athens Teche
Ella DeVore
Wallace Summers
Clarence ‘Grim
Clifford
Bernie Alidna
Peart DeVore
Frances van Dyke
Edith Grim
Pearl DeVore
Ruth Freeman
Xon
Argeman
James Summers, Jr
Mins Dore Thompson
Jala Summers
Fred Stariin
Ward
Foster
J, Davis
Harley DeVore
Misther
James Birchfield
G, Davis
Herman Wyatt
Aiece
Detroit
Barney Wyatt
Helen Copeland
Betty Morrison
Bill Rhodehaver
Guysville
Pete Vin Dyke
Robert Freeman
Truth Freeman
Bila DeVore
Anes
Harlans
Oma
Frank Miler
PL Jr
Monabelle- Hare
Watt
Vernon Wright
Frank Bartae
Cleve
Clarence Archer
Columbapent
Winter
Madia
Charles Ip
John Erie
Collins
Carbondale
Harry Scott
Barre
Abe’ Wagoner
Turaligs
Alma Metcalf
Mary Platt
Misa Helen Worrall
Zoebart Carter
Calyssbus
Lloyd
Farally
Ruoe Scho
Worthington
Guy So - OI
Sehatiohk
Cra
Lauren Coleman
Lillian Todd
Friends
Barnesville
Emery Spurrier
Marysville
Melissa Thomas
J. L/ Kennard
Earl Smith
Joy
Glass of
Herbert Devise
Herbert France
AD. H. Whitacre
Ralph Brannon
John Hill
Charles Hill
Alice
Minta Kinsey
C. E. Bode
Bill Ewa
George Walker
Anna Eastwood
Dodgeville
Frank Calendine
Nina Zimmerman
Mona
Glen
Wellington
Lydia Price
Jesse Kirkbride
Elliott
Emma
Shook
H. 5. Hopkins
Quaker Street
Joe Young
Clyde Priest
Roger
Amos
Hazel Rothburn
Jessie, Howard
Harold
Homer
Mildred Parsons
John Weaver
Ber Inice Fyock
D. Cole
Hom Pennsylvania
Ross Hoon
Marjorie
Don Vernon
Arch Sprouse
James
Air
Oscar James
Harry Vandyke
Freda
Nice
Stanton James
Will Haybern
Glen, Vivian
Dalis
Louis
Jerry Conant
United States
Luhrig
Fred Landis
Will Cale A A
Columbus ‘Motor Express, Inc
Naghten St
Brauich
Logan Transfer
Ridenour's
Megan
Athens Ice’ & Storage ‘Company
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