Birth of a son and numerous holiday visits noted
Jacksonville notes announce the birth of a ten pound son named Larry Franklin to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bycofski. The long list of holiday guests includes Grace Knox, Hannah Coe, Evelyn Kennard, and many families from Columbus, Asbury Ridge, Carbondale, Detroit, Albany, Sugar Creek, Warren, Athens, and other nearby towns with extended stays and dinners across Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Michael Bycofski
Larry Franklin
Grace Knox
Hannah Coe
Columbus
Hettie Rambo
Grass Run-Side Hill Personal News Notes
Schools opened here Sept. 6. Miss Margaret Amos of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents the Amos family. Many neighbors and relatives visited, including the Plummers, Romines, Smiths, and Nicholsons. Local teaching assignments began with G F Morris driving a Rutland route and Seth Nicholson teaching at Rutland. Reunion and weekend visits plus trips to Old Man's Cave marked the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
H. C. Smith
Dexter
G. O. Will
G. O
Will
Fairplay
Seth F. Nicholson
Rutland
G. F. Morris
Melvin Kindle
Paden City
W. Va
A. FE. Plummer
Jean
Old Man's Cave
Dana Epple
Bunker Hill
William Nicholson
Harry Gross
Akron
F. W. Winn
F. C. Folden
Parker Run
Harry Saxton
Harley Amos
Amos
Birda Warner
Kingsbury
W. A. Hutton
Don and
Everett
Henry Hysell
Belle Carr
Bart Romine
Wilford Robinson
Haley
Claude Dulaney
A. E. Plummer
Marvin Chase
Mt. Union
Social Notes of Rio Grande collage teachers reunion and campus events
A Rio Grande social roundup reports a recent reunion of former Rio Grande College teachers at the Packer home with brief visits from Edna Arundel Dorothy McCuskey Lucille Lucas and Mildred Lindsey. Numerous regional guests attended family and campus gatherings including Richards family reunion at Tyn Rhos and visits by Clark Williams and Goetting. Observed are upcoming school plans and local social visits through late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
E. E. Clark
Oakley
B. J. Watts
Carl Johnson
Curt Clark
Columbus
John Coulter
Smith
A. E. Morris
Indiana
Burt Gillingham
Genevieve Clark Wolf
Chesapeake
the Baptist Church
Davis Cottage
Chubbuck
William White
Leta Sayre
Eleanor Brooks
W. A. Lewis
Nora Varney
E . Edwards
Horns’ Hill Park
Newark
S. E. Jenkins
Margaret Owens
Jenkins
Bert Fisher
Ted DeLong
Sara Anne
van Buren
Ohio
Charles Richards
Harry Engleheart
Richards
Tyn Rhos
Orva Ross
Mary
Springfield
Mabel Rufus
Steubenville
George Stephenson
Lucille Lucas
London
J. D. Williams
Marian Crites
Wilmington
Del
Wand
Mareena Clark
Butler County
George Brooks
Otterbein College
Bosse Goetting
Union Furnace
D. O. Davis
Miss Goetting
Logan
Garnet Whiting
Art Whiting
Charleston
W. Va
Franklin Gray
Jerry Kirkendall
Wellston
White House
Ohio University
Carl Lambert
Tuppers Plains Social And Personal Items
Mrs Melvin Shaw and daughter from Erie Pa visited Mrs G W Shields. Rev Harter assigned to Amanda circuit near Circleville Rev Paxton to Tuppers Plains circuit. Ward Springer Gearld Lamb visited Columbus and State Fair. Born to Mr and Mrs John Alden an 8 12 pound girl Tuesday. Selma Sommer returned to Pittsburgh with Mr and Mrs Charles Sommer and family and Clyde Watson. Mrs Mable Gaul Ina Fay Athens visited Mrs Vietta Springer. C G Williams Grange met and planned booster meeting. Dinner guests included Mrs Charles Sommer Ida Bill and Selma Sommer. Rev and Mrs Vause Snider New Lexington visited. Ellen Louise Sisson from Reedsville visited grandparents George and wife. Alvin Stiles attended a Cincinnati baseball game. P E Shields and Hubert Shields visited Ireland. Lena Keller weekend with Leslie Blough Belpre. Rev and Mrs Smith Athens visited C B Kincade home. John Miller and Larry Spencer WV visiting I C Chapman. Charles Skinmiel East Liverpool spent weekend with E B Parker. Margarite Kincade and Cora Smith Beatrice Kloepfer visited with C B Kincade family. Homer Blackwood family attended Dean reunion at Athens. Lila Vineyard Reno visiting sister Helen Danwood. Madge Green returned to Cincinnati. Of every 100 in the Indian Empire 68 Hindus 22 Mohammedans 3 Buddhists 3 tribal religions 1 Christian 1 Sikh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuppers Plains
Melvin Shaw
Erie
G. W. Shields
Harter
U. B. Church
Amanda
Circleville
Paxton
Ward Springer
Gearld Lamb
Columbus
John Alden
Selma Sommer
Pittsburgh
Charles
Charles Sommer
Clyde Watson
Mable Gaul
Ina Fay
Athens
Ida
Bill
P. E. Shields
Vause_ Snider
New Lexington
Gainer
Ellen Louise Sisson
Reedsville
George Hamilton
Alvin Stiles
Cincinnati
Hubert Shields
Roger Clark
Ireland
Lena Keller
Leslie Blough
Belpre
Smith
C. B. Kincade
John Miller
Larry
Spencer
W. Va
Homer Blackwood
Dean
Lila Vineyard
Reno
Helen Danewood
Madge Green
Moonlit Moment Ends In Quiet Passion Scene
In a moonlit lakeside setting Don and Linda share a dreamlike embrace after a tense confession. He admits wishing they had met earlier, but the current moment and tender dialogue lead to a kiss under a starry sky as the scene closes with a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Linda
Minneapolis to vote on council manager plan in November
A studied charter modeled after Toledo’s city manager system will be submitted to Minneapolis voters for study. The city will decide on adopting a council manager form of government in the November election.
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Toledo
Minneapolis
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Frank McCann
George Davis
Albany
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Edward Nagle
Sugar Creek
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Rushig
Clifford Brooker
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Warren
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Walnut
Mishhick Hamilton
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Frank Ley
Inez Koehler
Middleport
Myrtle Brandenberry
Eliza Spitzer
John Ley
Chauncey
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Howard Guinther
John Clark
Cecilia Carey
William Stephenson
Margaret Ann Davis
Glouster
Mishick Carey
Charles Guinther
Ida McDaniel
Millfield
L. A. Morrison
Wilbur Hill
Gerald Dunlevy
G. W. Robinson
Poston
G. S. Householder
Harry Dehman
David Evans
Andrew Wallace
Goldie Wallace
Arizona
Robert O'Neal
Patty
Clyde Gillotte
Gilbert Gillotte
James
Nora Edinger
John Gillotte
Custer Seckinger
John Seckinger
Ida South
Dayton
Carl South
George Zimmer
Harold Phillips
Anna Schmidt
Hubert Frebault
Francis Frebault
Paul Frebault
Paul
Helen Frebault
George Carter
Kathryn Thyne
Lewis Talbert
Hartford
Grass Run
Bishopville
Little Auto Supply
Fox Chase
Coon Chase
William Ridgely
Stockport
Denny Scott
Pennsville
Ray Withem
Mountville
J. M. Watkins
Ansel Ridgely
Wendell Hall
Laura Ball
Amesville
Orleana
Madge Pedicord
Garnett Reed
Glen
Richard
Dewey Smith
Robert Kittle
Clover Farm
J. M. McDonald
Guy Triplett
Lewis Triplett
Edwards
Pt. Pleasant
Anna Wilson
Jessie Wilson
J. W. Moody
GAR
Des Moines
W. D. Christman
W. H. Christman
Oakdale
W. H. Hoon
Reed
Harriett Kittle
George Samson
Will Richards
Charles Milhoan
John Milhoan
McLeish
Dwight Steffy
Carl Noel
Noah Acker
Lancaster
Lowell Shaner
Dave Kinder
Marguerite
Ferndale
Armstrong
Pisgah
Mary Jo Withem
Stacey McDonald
Harold Ahle
Larry Lee
Arenee Ahle
Clyde Norris
Marta
Marguerite McDonald
Don Withem
Social Notes of
Indian Empire
Hitler
Mr. Conolly
Oakite
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California
New York
Frank C. Conolly
Oakite Products, Inc
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