Pioneer Mother of Ten Remembered for Farm Work and Family
The obituary profiles a Belpre born mother of ten, born January 11, 1819, who helped with crops and reared large families. She taught in “Spelling Schools” and sang, traveled to pioneer schools, and later helped clear land and tend crops on farms in Ohio and West Virginia. She married Silas Coe in February and the couple lived a hard but productive life on moving farms including Athens County and Pomeroy, eventually settling near Albany. several children survive, including two daughters and two sons, with eldest daughter Margaret Calvert in Michigan and sons John P. Coe Sr. and T. W. Coe in Albany. Her life is described as faithful service to family and friends.
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Eld Coe
Belphio
Silas Coe
Fae
Wheeling
Marquaret Calvert
Monroe
Michigan
Elizabeth Barnheart
Belpre
Ohio
John P. Coe
T. W. Coe
Albany
Richard Daggett
Columbus
Salo Finklestein
Warsaw
Poland
Ohio State University
Who's Going And Coming In This Community Social Roundup
Miss Minnie Dean a five week guest of Frank Dean and family at 70 Second Street returned to Washington DC. Local hosts honored her with luncheons while in town. A Canada fishing trip yielded large pike catches and deer bear tracks were spotted during the deer season opening. Many residents traveled for business, family visits, or medical matters, with multiple arrivals and departures noted through the weekend.
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Minnie Dean
Washington, D. C
Frank Dean
Second Street
Dean
H. G. Stalder
Charles H. Harris
Marietta
David H. Thomas
Ralph Dupler
Elba Maple
George Fetch
Dayton Wise
Canada
Lake Pemachangen
Ottawa
Quebec
Plaid and Plain Woolens Bid For Favor in Smart Who's Who
Betsy Schuyler reports autumn fashion at Belmont race track and Southampton events. Plaids and checks dominate woolens from three piece suits to two piece tailored outfits. Notable wearers include Mrs Norman K Toerge and Miss Peggy Sykes in varied plaid, plain woolens, and accessories with necklaces and hats.
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Betsy Schuyler
York
Norman K. Toerge
Belmont Race Track
Peggy Sykes
Southampton
Christopher
Charm Springs From Kindness and Sincere Interest
Alicia Mart writer of Glorifying Yourself urges readers to cultivate charm through kindness and genuine interest in others. Listen, imagine another’s view, and practice empathy in every conversation to replace self focus and harsh judgment with warmth and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Mart
the Messenger
D A R Regent Mrs Messenger to Broadcast on WLW
State Regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution Mrs. A C Messenger of Xenia will broadcast from Station WLW at 8 15 p m today. The address titled Constructive Patriotism centers on civic virtue and patriotism. The program airs as the 15 minute monthly D A R segment on WLW.
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the Daughters of the American Revolution
A. C. Messenger
Xenia
WLW
Commerce teacher hired in Charleston high school
Mr. Glen Poston of Strouds Run, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Poston, a 1931 Ohio University graduate, has accepted a commerce teaching position at the Charleston high school in West Virginia. He previously worked at Sheitage Hardware Company in Chillicothe.
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Glen Poston
Albert G. Poston
Strouds Run
Ohio University
Charleston
W. Va
Poston
Shetage Hardware Company
Chillicothe
Balance and Poise Both Valuable Beauty Assets
Alicia Hart urges women to cultivate balance and poise as key beauty fundamentals. She describes posture exercises and breathing tips, recommending music to accompany routines. The piece outlines a lunge sequence and emphasizes repeating the drill to improve carriage and reduce leg tension.
Swartz-Woode Reunion At Athens County Fairgrounds
A Swartz and Woode family reunion gathered at the Athens County Fairgrounds with numerous attendees from Athens, Columbus, Canal Winchester, Middleport, Pomeroy, Creola, Guysville, Lottridge, and Alfred. Guests included Mrs. Albert Swartz, Mrs. Henry Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Orr and others, along with extended family members and children.
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Swartz
Woode
Athens County Fairgrounds
Albert Swartz
Henry Swartz
Ora Schaeffer
R. C. Orr
Athens
Oril Swartz
Myrtle O’brien
Athens R. D
George Termeer
Columbus
Arthur Swartz
William Swartz
Lawrence Swain
Canal Winchester
Cecil Grogan
Middleport
Mayme Castle
Virgene
Maynard Castle
Pomeroy
Fred Barnhart
Creola
James Swartz
Ruth Dixon
Glennie Shumway
Mable Swartz
C. EB. Woode
Vere Swartz
Catharine Wood
Charlies Woode
Alfred
Grant Kyle
Bert Swartz
Mazel
Wayne Swartz
Guysville
C. D. Swartz
Three Classes To Meet At Chauncey Wednesday
Friendship Bible Class of Chauncey Church of Christ hosts the Young People's Classes from Greens Run and Trimble Churches of Christ for a Wednesday night gathering. Meetings include a 7 o'clock business session led by James Rankin and a 7:30 program with devotional, refreshment social committee items.
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Chauncey
Friendship Bible
Chauncey Church of Christ
Greens Run
Trimble Churches of Christ
James Rankin
Lucille Rivers
Mary Stalder
Gladys Pickering
Helen Courtney
Christine Brown
Ruth Smith
Elizabeth Kaszonyi Weds Clarence Willis
Marriage announced for Elizabeth Kaszonyi and Clarence Willis who wed Saturday in Catlettsburg Kentucky with Rev. A O Price officiating. Attendants Lena Brickley and Dorothy Brickley of Van Lear. Bride a Chauncey-Dover High School graduate class of 1928, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kaszonyi. Willis family from Nelsonville formerly near Millfield.
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Chauncey
Elizabeth Kaszonyi
Clarence Willis
Catlettsburg
A. O. Price
First Presbyterian Church
Lena Brickley
Dorothy Brickley
van Lear
Chauncey-Dover High School
Clase
John Kaszonyi
Millfield
Willis
Fielden Willis
Nelsonville
Bible Class Meets CHAUNCEY
Members of the Christian Woman's Bible Class of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs. Sam Tippett on Mill Street with Mrs. Lee Schoonover assisting. Mrs. V. Ahlbrand led devotions and presented the season. next meeting will be at Mrs. Charles Sweeney's home.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Sam Tippett
Mill Street
Lee Schoonover
V. Ahlbrand
Charles Sweeney
Guy Brookins
T. R. Hamilton
Peter Rankin
Sweeney
Dinner Party for Orbiston and Columbus Guests
Mrs. Maggie Burton entertained with a chicken dinner on Sunday for guests including Mrs. Mary Halliday and Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts and children Norma Jane and Billy of Orbiston, Mrs. Arthur Brown and daughter Wilma of Columbus, Mrs. Maggie Cav enol of Toledo, and Mrs. Eliza Burton of Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Maggie Burton
Mary Halliday
Elizabeth Roberts
Norma Jane and
Billy
Orbiston
Arthur Brown
Wilma
Columbus
Maggie Cavenol
Toledo
Eliza Burton
Farewell party for Mrs. Charlies Ogg given by church group
Mrs. Charlies Ogg and her family are moving to Athens. The Woman's Class of the Church of Christ hosted a farewell surprise at her home with games contests and refreshments. Class president Mrs. Floyd Nye presented a gift from the class.
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Chauncey
Charlies Ogg
Athens
Church of Christ
Floyd Nye
Oge
Pocahontas Lodge to Meet Wednesday at Red Men’s Hall
Pocahontas Lodge will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Red Men’s Hall. A miscellaneous shower is planned for Mrs Edgar Brown nee Helen Dorr whose marriage occurred Saturday August 2.
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Pocahontas Lodge
Edgar Brown
Helen Dorr
Alexan der Presbyterian Church Chicken Dinner
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Alexandria Presbyterian Church will serve a chicken dinner starting at 5 30 PM on Friday September 21. Proceeds support church activities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Presbyterian Church
Maccabees Set Annual Meeting in Logan October 27
Maccabee Central Association plans its annual meeting in Logan on October 27 with about 200 delegates from southeastern Ohio. Maccabee Mall will serve as headquarters and state and national leaders are expected.
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Maccabees
Logan
Maccabees Central Association
Ohio
Maccabee Mall
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