Albany church notes and family updates highlight reunions
The weekly Albany column reports on church events at the Septem ber Standard Bearer gathering, devotional remarks by Elva Throckmorton, and funds from mite boxes. It covers multiple travel stories to California and Utah, local visits, school openings, and the Wood family reunion with around 200 descendants, plus numerous local residents' movements and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankmorton
Langround
Elva Throckmorton
C. D. Dailey
Stanley Roush
Local notes of social visits and farm changes in Coolville
Miss Della Ashcraft returns to Mt. Carmel hospital after a ten week vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Ashcraft. Area residents attend fairs, birthdays, and family events while several families move or sell property. An incident at a Washington county camp ends with a man killing a copperhead by squeezing its throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Aghbcraft
Joshua Ashcraft
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Gertrude Roberts
Pittsburch
W. B. Roberts
Ernest Cole
Emmett
William West
Ralph Golden
Josie Gunder
Mildred Jackson
William Fleming
Parkersburg
EK. C. Cole
George Caylor
Delaware
Tavior Warren
Dora Galbreath
Lester
J. W. Kincade
Clyde Stout
Charles Stout
Courtney Weaver
Ft. Thomas
Marian Pilcher
Fannie Wilcher
Dayton
Marie Hoobler
Barth
Frank Bardin
Rebekah
Cutler
Belva Carpenter
Plantsyville
Zanesville
Russell Carpenter
Daisy Burns
Ruth Hannah Thompson
Chesterhill
Ruth
Frances McCune
John Kerns
Amesville
Vera Strode
Harold Mellmeier
Lenore Keney
Partlett
Harry Glover
Don Ross
William Male
Male
Roy Love
G. W. Fawcett
Washington County
Beverly
Roger Graham
Pearl McAfee
Ice Cream Supper and Bake Sale Announced Nearby
Announcements note an ice cream supper at Weaver Chapel next Saturday night, September 12, inviting all. The Ladiga of the Methodist church will hold a bake sale the same day at the Henry Reeder building offering home made treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Chapel
Ladiga
Methodist Church
Henry Reeder
Farewell party for Lena and Orville Johnson at home
Friends held a farewell gathering for Lena and Orville Johnson last Saturday at their home. About fifty youths joined a surprise weiner roast with music and indoor games after refreshments. The family moves to Athens, Michigan.
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Lena
Orville Johnson
Iuis
Johnson
Athens M Y
AY PARTY Honors Lucile Bolin and George on Natal Day
Mr and Mrs Sam Tiplin entertained about twenty young friends at their Pomeroy home Friday night in honor of Lucile Bolin who left Monday to begin teaching near Coolville and their son George celebrating his birthday. Music and games followed by a refreshment course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Garton
Jennie Smith
Middleport
Sarah Lant
Arthur Vance
O. C. Ward
Guy Secoy
Torch
Secoy
Ireland
Clair English
Dora Galbreath
Lily
Jessie Brown
W. O. Stout
Athens
F. W. Chapman
Bridgeport
W. Va
L. L. Lowman
Burnice Cubbison
Chauncey
Joy Lowman, Jr
Westervelt
M. T. Wells
Lima
E. §. Wells
Columbus
D. M. Newland
Rock Street
Lucile Bolin
Coolville
George
Sam ‘Tiplin
Pomeroy
Amesville Hosts Week Of Visits And Club Triumphs
Amesville hosts include Basil edwick and guests Lucile Totman and Giddys Nesser of Columbus. Local families host relatives and friends including Dr. and Mrs. Elza Bell and Mrs. C. Beasle men. Amesville 4 H club members win top honors against 26 counties and earn trip to Sioux City to compete for Ohio. County Agent Johnson mails telegram confirming Athens county Amesville best team among seventy counties. J W Kuhns buys home of Harry Turner and will move nearby.
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Basil
Edwick
Lucile Totman
Giddys Nesser
Columbus
Jamée Finley
Meece
Fred
Elza Bell
Selenville
A. A. Botleau
C. W. Trish
Hartley
Walter Cartme i Uasse Wheeler
Mary Jedtinette
A. G
F. O. Balderson Eeraeughter
Sioux City
Ohio
Union
J. W. Kuhns
Cutler Farm
Harry Turner
B. F. Covert
Bobbie
Goddard Farm
Local Visits and Incidents Around Middleport Area
Carpenter A B Rupe and family visited daughter Mrs L W Walker in Middleport Wednesday. Worley Jordan, yard brakeman at Hobgen, suffered a foot crush between drawheads of two freight cars. Brad Woodyard and Carl Caster cut wood for G C Gorby Thursday. Mrs John Cline and son Glenn visited Pomeroy Thursday. A tow truck owned by J W Sheppard was stolen Monday night and traced to near Weaterville before recovery. Mrs Emma Dye is spending...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Wood
State Farm
G. Boho Bunday
Mr. Vickers
Captain Hupp
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Floyd Clark
Bidwell
Fred Hrooks
Adena
Stanley
Jesse Sisson
J. M. Boggess
Harrisonville
Emma Dye
John
Columbus
L. W. Walker
Middleport
H. Smith
Pomeroy
Clemma Vale
Guy C. Gorby
W. J. Swett
Elden Starkey
Roy Ogdin
Alta Cone
Esta Bolon
Elsie Peck
Albert Cone
Jess Broward
Spring Hill
W Va
W. EF. Starkey
James
Chillicothe
Ben Caster
Karl Starkeyan
Don Wood
Hima
Claude Wood
Athens
A. B. Rupe
L. W.walker
Worley Jordan
Hobgen
Brad Woodyard
Carl Caster
G. C. Gorby
John Cline
Glenn
D. F. Romine
Local Residents Attend Reunions And Passages Across Town
McArthur W M Elliott family and Esther Taylor with Mrs Emma Rockwell traveled to Columbus and then Canada for a few days. John Penrod family visited Columbus. Miss Josephine Henry died at Mamden hospital after an illness. funeral tentative for Wednesday. Funeral for Mrs Wilson Montgomery held at Allensville. burial Wyckoff cemetery. Several locals attended Sheldon homecoming and Labor Day bean dinner events across Columbus, Hamden, Orrville, and nearby towns.
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W. M. Elliott
Esther Taylor
Emma Rockwell
Columbus
Canada
John Penrod
Josephine Henry
Harley Calvin
Mamden
Miss Henry
B. J. Henry
Florida
W. P.rutherford
Hamden
Everett Smith
Joseph Smith
Marion
Cleo Barley
Virginia Westfall
Haanden
Lancaster
Martin Westfall
John Salts
Nelsonville
John Franklin
Elizabeth Humphrey
Roy Thompson
Sarah Thorpe
Morrow
Wilson Montgomery
Allensville Church
Sarah Wyckoff
Bateson
Bamden
Wyckoff Cemetery
Harold Gordon
Orrville
M. L. Pearce
Mildred Warst
Chicago
Labor Day
I. M. Cooper
Radcliff
Clyde Camp
Oreton
T. D. Sharp
Puritan
Harry Specht
Wellston
Vance Specht
Seth Chatfield
Drought Hits Sharpsburg Area. Roads Repaired Near Bartlett
Sharpsburg area reports scarce rainfall with drying pastures and streams. Road work is complete on Bartlett road leaving a newly graded surface for travelers. Mrs. Ella Harris and son Don visited Corning on Thursday. Hanson family relatives from Iowa arrived to visit local kin.
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Bartlett
Ella Harris
Don
Corning
I. N. Hanson
Hanson
Iowa
Stewart Ackson and others host Sunday guests in Stewart
Mr and Mrs Paul Ackson and daughter Elsie of Little Hocking host in Stewart with Mary Place of Coalville Also visiting were Miss Faye Pavey of Columbus and Virgene Brill Mrs Nancy Brandeberry returns from Marietta and Cambridge Several families and relatives from Sciotoville Athens Bethany and Lichbourne join events around wreck scene at Ava and a gathering for Clare Norris from Sciotoville with Merle Norris family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ackson
Elsie
Little Hocking
Mary Place
Coalville
William A. McCune
Nancy Brandeberry
Marietta
Cambridge
Sam Munn
Winuchter
John Norris
William Newman
Stockport
D. Newman
Charles Norris
Clare
Sciotoville
Loun Petty
Leslie Petty
Rodney
Betheny
John Barnes
Clyde
Clarence
Eugene
Athens
John Lightfoot
Gaithe
Louchbourne
Clare Norris
Leslie Carpenter
Sci
Jim Lew
Mode Lewis
Gladys Baird
Columbus
John Waiters
Rogie Fisher
D. M. Murphy
Chas. Harrison
Cleveland
George Brooker
Magdalene Byron
Ruth Kennison
Norman
John
Gilbert Dolan
California
Tom James
Arthur Roberts
Detroit
Mary Marje
Local Notices Highlight Regional Travel and Visits
Misses Mae and Mary Jane Wein travel to Springfield for schoolwork. Various residents including Fred and Henry Franklin, John Dyson and sons, Edgar Hellyer, J. Johnsons, Sid Johnson, and others from Barberton Columbus Akron and Detroit visit Murry City. Families host relatives and attend events over the weekend and Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Mary Jane Wein
Springfield
Fred
Henry Franklin
Barberton
Edward Patton
John Dyson
Ohio
Edgar Hellyer
Logan
J. Johnson
Columbus
Clarence Archer
Akron
George Archer
Anne Archer
Geo. Lily
Geo, Trimmer
Jabez Hamer
Nelsonville
James Hamer
Elmer Thomas
George Gears
Granvie Potters
Clyde
Grace
Doc Bolin
Portsmouth
Roy Palmer
Detroit
Wilmuth Roberts
Gwen Roberts
Edna Miller
Blaine
Jake Dorst
Athens
Jack Hoffman
Arthur Peacock
Pritchard Peacock
Toledo
Henry Peacock
Bob Wilson
Still Peacock
James Thomas
Bud Aubrey
Monea¢tu
Earl Irvin
Emma Tippie
State Hospital
Weekend visitors at Pratts Fork and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Eva Gapp of Athens hosted a farm weekend with S J Smith family in Pratts Fork. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited: Zadock Ator, Peary Woods and Emmerson of Poodlesburg, Earl and Alex Sapp, Howard Williams at Danville, Gerald and Nancy King, Jessie Gilkey, Will Gilley, Delbert Gaul, Harry Smith and Amanda Davis, Fern Casto, Harry Nash of Cleveland, Charlie Carsey of Chase, Everett Peoples of Huntington, and A L Beal household, plus Flora and Sumner connections.
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Eva Gapp
Athens
S. J. Smith
Howard Williams
Danville
Gerald King
V. Dixon
Jessie Gilkey
Will Gilley
Nancy
John
Harry Smith
Amanda Davis
Alvira Grim
Will Colmer
A. L. Beal
Fern Casto
Harry Nash
Cleveland
Charlie Carsey
Chase
Pratts Fork
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