Bell Brothers Seek Marietta Athens Bus Route Hearings
Local report notes Bell brothers of Merietta applying for a Marietta to Athens bus route and four parties inspecting roads from Sharpsburg to the Morgan and Washington county lines for a bid opening on the 12th. Community notes include Presbyterian missionary meeting picnic at Mrs. L. B. Glazier’s and various visits among area families. 77 pupils enrolled at the high school and Rev. Salmon returned from vacation to lead Sunday service. Most recent addition to destroyer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Thomas Ewing
Ohio University
Bassett Church
Athens
Isaac Williams
F. W. Gibson
Albany Teachers Take Posts and Community Note
Albany reports Mrs. Howard Warner will teach History and English in 7A and 7B at the Junior High Athens. Public schools reopen with 350 in the high school, including 18 from Columbia Township and 36 from Alexander. New staff include Mr. Willard McDaniel as principal and Miss Bertha McVay in English. Miss Amelia Wagoner wills teach Home Economics. Miss Glenora Morgan to provide two days of music. and other moves at the Harner hotel and Railroad Street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Warner
Athens
Warner
O. A. Knight
Ruth Elizabeth
State College
Pennsylvania
C. G. Knight
William Orr White
Stockport
F. J. Stanley
C. R. Brown
Dorothy Michaels
Maude Booth
Will Hart
Pomeroy
Will Carlisle
Nebraska
Jeff Tewksbury
Carlisle
Tewksbury
Albany
Cecil Chesser
Amanda Wingett
Albany High School
Clarence Wingett
Columbia Township
Lee
Scipio
Knox
Alexander
C. H. Copeland
Copland
Harner Hotel
Willard McDaniel
McDaniel
Lawrence Morrison
Bertha McVay
Y. E. Eccles
Dr. Holmes
Railroad Street
H. L. Atkinson
Ed Lasch
Huntington
Local Gossip Highlights Sunday Visits and School Start
Gerald King and family visited relatives near Chase on Sunday. Frost residents Mr and Mrs Harley Pierce stayed with the Williams family. Mrs Vinton Meeks and son Ralph joined the Dana Brickles family for a Sunday gathering. The Pratts Folk school opened with Miss Inez Burson teaching. Various visits to and from local families noted including the Gilkeys, Goldsberrys, Sapps, Tubbs, and Kings with a focus on guests and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald King
Chase
Harley Pierce
Frost
G. H. Williams
Vinton Meeks
Ralph
Dana Brickles
Pratts Folk School
Inez Burson
Grant Gilkey
Will Gilkey
Eugene Goldsberry
S. J. Smith
Local Social Notes Include Visits and an Accident
Carpenter Mrs. Lester Boggess and children visited relatives in Harrisonville. Thelmore Stansbury sustained a shoulder bruise after a wagon wheel hit a rut on the Rutland pike. Several locals and visitors attended fairs, bean dinners, and family gatherings. School resumed Monday with Miss Ethel Russell of Dexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. EF. Jeffers
J. M. Boggess
Side Hill
J. W. Sisson
Hi. S. Steward
S. H. Smith
Rock Springs
John Cline
Wilkesville
Howard Dennison
Salem Center
Walter Jordan
Bernice Rawlings
Ethel Russell
Dexter
Local Social Notes Highlight Taylor Ridge Visitors
Taylor Ridge resident Elenora Hooper visited Columbus. Greens Run guests included Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lemaine and baby, with August Lemaine hosting his mother Mrs. Graham of Jackson. Many area youths attended the county commencement. Irene Golding attended the Athens teachers institute. Several residents reported illnesses or visits with relatives, including Lena Bycofski returning to Detroit and Mrs. Charles Wahl leading prayer at the Bible school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elenora Hooper
Columbus
Francis Lemaine
Baby
Near Greens Run
Leo Lemaine
Fannie Mackey
the Plains
Charles Wahl
August Lemaine
Graham
Jacksonville
Joe Gaskalla
Rol Mulpas
Inez Willike
Elma Loini
Mary Keck
Rhoda Martin
Lottie Molinski
Will Withem
Irene Golding
Teachers Institute
Athens
Vera Chalfant
Trimble
Herman Kempton
Lena Bycofski
Alex Spurgus
Detroit
Mich
G. B. Courtney
Orbiston
Church of Christ Bible School
Coolville Visitors and Local Guests Highlight Week
Coolville residents host a string of guests including Mrs. D. W. Wheaton and children of Columbus visiting two weeks with Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Frame. Dayton and Terra Alta visitors, plus return trips by F. M. Tipton and E. M. Daugherty, are noted among neighbors and friends.
Meigs County Fair Week Guests and Local News
Meigs County Fair week highlights multiple visitors from Fairmont West Virginia including Hiram Bircher and Lawrence Lento with families. Reports cover evangelistic services, Coolville Camp meeting, road improvements, school enrollments, local visits in Parkersburg Athens and Cincinnati, a twin infant death, a car crash with no injuries, and community notes from Ohio towns.
Sharpsburg Notes From Community Schools And Local Visits
Sharpsburg and surrounding areas report school bells ringing as fund shortages delay openings in Washington County. Mt. Hermon hosts Miss Marie Moody for child supervision. Ransom Gage, Bartlett, injured in a recent airplane crash. Ollie Harris sustains two left hand fractures after a kitchen fall. Athens eighth grade commencement drew local families. graduates include Ruth Hannah Thompson and Daisy Burns. Nearby visits include Grace Glover's family near Barlow and Hiram Randall's Oklahoma trip. Leonard Harris meets International Telephone stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Moody
Mt. Hermon
Washington County
Chester Hill
Ransom Gage
Bartlett
Gage
Ollie Harris
Athens
Ruth Hannah Thompson
Daisy Burns
Vera Strode
Elton Beard
Virgil Carpenter
Grace Glover
Barlow
Hiram Randall
Oklahoma
Guy Huffman
George Hanson
Howard Harris
Leonard Harris
Westerville
International Telephone Company
Goldie Shuttlesworth
Sunday visits noted at Fawcett residence
Daughter of Broadwell visited Hiram Thompson Sunday. Miss Freda Fawcett of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Karr and daughters of Defiance Ohio were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs George Fawcett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadwell
Hiram Thompson
Freda Fawcett
Columbus
Karr
Defiance
George Fawcett
Pleasanton Welcomes Newborn Daughter to Morris Family
Pleasanton welcomes a daughter born September 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morris. Donard and Floyd Pierce left for Kansas to enter college this year. Mary Reeves and Rosetta Chase of Columbus bought Mrs. Sheldon Parker's property and will move in this week. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pierce and family of Athens visited the Pierces inPleasure Saturday. School started Monday September 8. Several locals will attend Jerseyville High School this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Morris
Donard
Floyd Pierce
Kansas
Mary Reeves
Rosetta Chase
Columbus
Sheldon Parker
Victor Pierce
Athens
Harold Pierce
Pleasion
Jerseyville
Local families and visitors share weekend at W. C. Young home
Broadwell W. A. White made a business trip to Athens Thursday. Mrs. I. C. White and children Phillis Wanda Betty and Bobby of New Lexington were week end guests of Will Young and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Williams of New Lexington announce the marriage of their daughter Bertha to Russel Thomas. Violet Haybrow of Zanesville Myrtle Young of Amesville and Lawrence and Russel Brill of Westland spent Sunday evening at W. C. Young's. Moody Young of Philo was visiting friends and relatives here Sunday. Thus attending the picnic here Sunday were F. C. White and family of New Lexington Dorsey Bolin and family of Chauncey Al Vernon and family of Amesville Grace Burns of Marietta Lota Brill and Lavina Driges and W. C. Young and family Opal Young spent Thursday and Friday with Telma Vernon at Amesville Esther Yourge is spending two weeks vacation with relatives at Chauncey and New Lexington. Mrs. Freda Roberts and daughter Vera and Annabelle Roberts of Guysville were Wednesday and Thursday guests of W. C. Young. Opal Young is attending high school at Chauncey this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County Fair
Hiram’ Bircher
Lawrence Lento
Howard
Wainond Alltop
M. C. Miller
Fairmont
W. Va
J. Powell
Howed Baldwin
Ruth
Jim Powell
Burt Balderson
J. H. Cline
Athens
J. E. Hartnell
Beverly
W. B. Hartnell
Rebecca Sneddcker
Cadiz
Marc Heobler
W. FE. Harman
Carpenter
Clara Judd
Garden City
Kansas
Misa Sadie Harman
Huntington
A. M. Frame
Harman
Dr. Harman
Congregational Church
Bertha J. Harris
Cleveland
Boulay
Aldena Frey
Gardner
Charles Ebert
Parkersburg
G. E. Parker
W. A. Bell
Ora Merwin
Erie
T. Er. Fitch
Martin Shields
Missouri
Carthage
Ohio
Audrey Fitch
Columbus
H. H. Parker
G. F E. Parker
Dora Walden
Cincinnati
Helen Falls
Bishopville
Parry Haning
New Marshfield
Wellington Barnhart
Charles Golden
RE. H. Stout
W. A. White
I. CC. White
Phillis
Wanda
Betty
Bobby
New Lexington
Will Young
William Williams
Bertha
Russel Thomas
Violet Haybrow
Zanesville
Myrtle Young
Amesville
Lawrence
Russel Brill
Westland
W. C. Young
Moody Young
Philo
Freda Roberts
Vera
Annabelle Roberts
Guysville
W. CC. Young
Opal Young
Chauncey
Page Organ plant to be rebuilt after fire damage
After a blaze caused about 160000 dollars of damage, largely covered by insurance, the Page Organ company plant in Defiance will be rebuilt. Superintendent D M Lamson said the ruined structure will be replaced with a modern factory, and a small crew works on undamaged sections while insurance adjustments are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Page Organ Company
D. M. Lamson
Crous
Page
Notice Difference In Way You Feel In 14 Hours Or Less
Self advertised remedy claim for indigestion liver issues and constipation offers a spoonful of Dr Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup after two meals. Promises quick relief within 14 hours and claims numerous benefits with vegetable ingredients and blood purification.
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Bertha Sapp
Elza Sapp
Hazel Tubbs
Miles Cain
Arnold King
Guy
Jacob King
J. Smith
D. Goldsberry
Gladys
Taylor Ridge
Coolville
D. W. Wheaton
I. C. Taylor
Frank Campbell
Dayton
George T. Mills
Terra Alta
Des Moines
Iowa
E. M. Daugherty
Meigs County
Tev
F. J. Patterson
FP. MecCall
Roy Youkins
Orland Branch
Mics
Sophrona Tilton
Sharpsburg
Uncle Sam
U. S. S. Whitney
Charleston Navy Yard
Boston
Pleasanton
8.S.S
teeDee
Slood Medicine
THE
Buckeye State Building and Loan
West Gay Street
Columbus, Ohio
Luckoff’s
Athens County
Giong
Islin
Weeewee
Bed Comforts, Co
Luckoff's
Luckoff
Chaunce
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