Bellefontaine Bride Miss Eschholtz Weds Seth Lewis at Manse
In Bellefontaine Miss Helen Eschholtz and Seth W. Lewis wed at the Presbyterian manse with Rev. Paul W. Guass officiating. Attendants included Miss Jean Humphrey, Miss Frances Eaton, Rush Leichhoiltz, and Edward C. Thompson. The couple will reside at 25 Elmwood Place after October 1. Lewis owns and manages Hotel Athens.
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Miss Eschholtz
Seth Lewis
Bellefontaine
Athens
Helen Eichholttz
Seth W. Lewis
Paul W. Guass
Presbyterian Manse
Jean Humphrey
Frances Eaton
Rush Leichhoiltz
Edward C. Thompson
William H. Ejiechhoiltz
Ohio University
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Mr. Lewis
A. M. Lewis
College of Law
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ph. Delta Theta
Lewis
Elmwood Place
Hotel
Birthday Surprise Honor for Husband
Mrs. Calvin L. Bean and daughter Ruth hosted a Saturday birthday surprise for Mr. Bean with music by John Grosvenor Ralph Whitmore Richard Whitmore Eddie Tucker Castor Bobo Nay Ayers and refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Eibest with son Donald Chillicothe Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Woods and others. Miss Ardis Metcalf went to Dayton for nursing school at Miami Valley Hospital. A farewell dinner was held at her home with Merwin Vercoe and Catherine Barstow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Ll. Bean
Ruth
Mr. Bean
John Grosvenor
Ralph
Richard Whitmore
Eddie Tucker
Castor Bobo
Nay Ayers
John Eibest
Donald
Chillicothe
Pearl Woods
Kenneth Brooks
Edne Smith
Edgar Kierns
John Smith
Carl Whitmore
Herb Hooper
Robert
Jimmie
Mary Harrison
Jenney Loeffler
Gladys Lee
Ellen Harrison
Lena
Neilie Bean
Dorothy
Sara Metta Glazier
Mildred
K Evelyn Eibest
Ralph Whitmore
Harvey Williams
Carlos Dorr
Lee
Rolla Loeffler
Chafflin
Ardis Metcalf
Dayton
School of Nursing
Miami Valley Hospital
C. LD. Metcalf
Frances and
Helen
Richland Avenue
Miss Metcalf
Merwin Vercoe
Catherine Barstow
C C L Opens Year With 19 Members In Athens
Mrs John Ailipstrick hosted the Child Conservation League first meeting of the year at East Mulberry Street. Mrs Hai Rowland presided as 19 members attended and discussed the Amusement Problem. Mrs Ray Barnhart read a paper on wholesome youth recreation. Jean Kailpatrick sang and recited a poem during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ailipstrick
East Mulberry Street
Child Conservation League
Hai Rowland
Ray Barnhart
Athens
Jean Kailpatrick
Rockies
Agnes
Jean
Tuesday Needle Club's First Fall Meeting Hosts and Salons
Mrs. Maude Kittsmiller entertained the Tuesday Needle Club at 6n North High Street for the season opener with nineteen members present. The next meeting will host a Halloween party at Mrs. W. D. Robinson's home on May Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittsmiller
Thelma Detwiller
Armstrong Reunion Draws175 Attendees At Pisgah Church
The George Armstrong family reunion gathered 175 people at Pisgah Church on Sunday September 11. Robert T. Secrest spoke as a congressional candidate. A noon dinner, forenoon children’s races, an afternoon program, and a business meeting reaffirmed officers Percy Armstrong president Velma Barstow secretary treasurer. Attendance list includes Nancy Armstrong Sharpsburg Emma Armstrong Ringgold and many Armstongs from multiple towns.
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Pisgah
George Armstrong
Pisgah Church
Robert T. Secrest
Percy Armstrong
Velma Barstow
Atendance
Nancy Armstrong
Sharpsburg
Lincoln
Emma Armstrong
Ringgold
B. E. Armstrong
Amos Armstrong
Edith
Glouster
J. W. Armstrong
Lancaster
W. J. Armstrong
E. H. Armstrong
South
Zanesville
Pollyanna
June
Clara
Lizzie
Mary
Mary Beth
Grace
Rollo Armstrong
John Antle
Wilbur
Betty
Millfield
Garnet Ridge
Jacksonville
Lucy Barstow
Velma
John Nichols
Trimble
Ethel Walton
Senecaville
Wayne Antle
Harve Nelson
Athens
Luther Tipple
Robert Secrest
Joseph Stone
Murray City
William Finley
John Kirkbride
Miles
Frank
John Jacobs
Malta
Dwight McIinturf
Pennsville
C. E. Hambel
Dean Bowersock
J. N. Murphy
Dte Lovell
John Wooley
M. Cain
N. J. Moody
Will Price
Olive Bowersock
Bob Howard
Lacey
Chesterhill
Ruth
Alyce
Mae MclInturf
Freda Cassady
Columbus
H. A. Bowersock
Giouster
George H. Stump
Vera Parsons
Ines
Gereva Grubb
Jimer Kittle
Frank Howard
McConnelsville
Jessie Sands
Lola Mingus
Clyde VanHorn
Earl Parsons
Dora Wooley
Winifred VanHorn
Misa Florence H. Smith
Sarepta Gladden
Pauline Grubb
Misa Bernice Grubb
Crooksville
S. B. Price
Golda
M. H. Jacobs
Erma van Horn
J. D. Parsons
Cash Cooley
Elmer Murphy
Bill Kirkbride
Roy G. Erkskine
Odessa Erskine
Love City
L. T. McElfresh
Everett Mabel
Raphael Vess
George
Richard Coffman
Encora
Carl Gladden
Carl Yinger
Lizzie Blackburn
Rosa E. Fuller
Georgia Hickman
Gladys EB
Price
A. D. Price
Ruth C
Mary Smith
Mary McNally
Truth
Flora Kittle
Eva Brooks
Dorothy
Irs
F. E. Harrison
Myrtle Updike
Charlies H. Stump
Jessie L. Kirkbride
Ohio
Plans for Grange Booster Night Sept 30
Athens Grange plans a Booster Night at the Athens Grange Hall on the Athens County Fair grounds. A Thursday meeting will organize the event with Mrs. Della Shaw directing a lecture program. W C Barrett will present a vocational demonstration, and Mrs. Helen May will perform two solos with Mrs. Darrel Selby on piano.
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Grange
Athens Grange
Athens County Fairgrounds
Della Shaw
W. C. Barrett
New Marshfield High School
Helen May
Helen Morris
Darrel Selby
Jacksonville Trimble High School Opens with 183 Enrollees
GLOUSTER Sept. 4 The Jacksonville-Trimble High School opened with 183 students including 36 seniors 3 juniors 4 sophomores 36 freshmen and two special students. An automobile class has 24 students and officials expect total enrollment to reach 145 by week’s end. Grade schools at Trimble had 187 and Jacksonville 1987 pupils on opening day with more enrollments anticipated.
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Glouster
Jacksonville-Trimble
Trimble
Jacksonville
Train Delays Brick Work on Route 13
Heavy rain last night will delay brick laying for a few hours on Route 18 through Glouster. A short distance remains to complete the street strip from the Murphy Filling Station to the new grade in the south part of town. Land was hauled from the Richardson Bakery on Main Street to the Hill Street intersection in Urbancrest, with brick work expected to start there once the filling station segment finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Murphy
Richardson Bakery
Main Street
Hill Street
Urbancrest
Robinette Returns as Pastor of Two Florida Churches
Rev Robinet te has been returned as pastor of the U B Church at Jacksonville and the church at Hollister by the conference in session at Ironton last week.
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Robinette
Jacksonville
U. B
This Place
Hollister
Ironton
Mrs John Hogue Dies in Glouster Funeral Thursday at 2
Mrs John Hogue Sr aged 60 died Monday night at her home north of Glouster Ohio after years of ill health. She is survived by her husband and ten children across Hough West Virginia and Ohio. Funeral services set for Thursday afternoon at 2 at the Church of Christ conducted by Rev F E B Roberts. Burial in Glouster Cemetery.
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Rolland
Jones
Church Street
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Glouster
John Hoxus
Hogue
Hough
West Virginia
Charles
Washington
John Jr
Harold
Philo
Arthur Taylor
Buchtett
Charles Cook
Cleveland
Joseph Richards, Jr
Columbus
Giouster
Gilouster Kiwanis hears Supt Figley on school affairs
Supt Thomas W. Figley spoke at the Gilouster Kiwanis Club meeting held at the Hotel Gordon on Tuesday noon to discuss school affairs. Attendance, among the best in weeks, included an attendance prize won by Charles Dunn.
All Day Orange Church Service Planned in Coolville
Coolville residents of Orange Church Carthage Township prepare for an all day Sept 18 service at the church beginning with a 10 30 preaching service followed by a noon basket dinner Dexter resident B H Morris will speak at 2 pm Families and neighbors from New Marshfield Little Hocking and other nearby towns are noted along with recent moves illnesses and social visits involving local residents and Grange events prior weekend activities and travels are listed
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Community of Orange Church
Carthage Township
B. H. Morris
Dexter
Cocilville
W. E. Bingman
G. K. Thorp
Little Hocking
F. ©. Taylor
Bessie Taylor
Mary Louise Holdren
Wheeling
Wheeling Park
Mra. Taylor
Martins Ferry
Troy
Rome Granges
Grange Hall
Rock Street
Rome Grange
Troy Grange
Amesville Pomona
Mrs. Ford Friend
C. V. Foster
Hockingport Road
Harry Willet
Mr. Willet
Guysville
Mary Ater
Bert Johnson
Ed. Dunfee
Ireland
Helen Rogers
James Carothers
Cutler
William Carothers
Boston
W. E. Dunfee
Delaware
Clyde Stout
Orange
Roger Clark
W. F. Kampf
Oxford
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Iva Cole
John Hardy
Dayton
Schrader
Corbett Yeater
Smith
Misa Mae Davis
Samuel Allison
Pittsburgh
Local residents honored with visits and notices across Coolville area
The week featured numerous social calls and transitions. Mary Belle Benta visited Huntington hosts W L Schreiber and K J Person. Mrs Henderson and others vacationed with relatives. Mrs Eatella Holter joined Metge County neighbors. Weirton and Columbus visitors spent time with local families. Reports include a marriage announced for Bonnie Frame and Robert Smith, and a high school home economics instructor joining the staff. Local church events, labor day attendance, and a funeral in Troy were noted alongside road trips and family arrivals.
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Parenta
Samu
Davis
Mary Belle Benta
W. L. Schreiber
K. J. Person
Huntington
R. &. Henderson
Eatella Holter
Nease
Metge County
EB. L. Batts
Jack
Richard
Weirton
W. Va
Hattie Walburn
Parkersburg
R. J. Wolf
Guy King
James
Columbus
Mra King
Aldo McKinney
Tuesaday
Mra James McKinney
Weston
Larson
Helgatore
R. L. Derrick
M. KE
Coolville
Derrick
Tennessee
Bonnie Frame
Robert Smith
St. Marya
Miriam
Charline Bingman
Pomeroy
Springfield
Odd Fellows Orphan'’s
Vere Smith
Claudius Conklin
A. L. Conk
Gertrude Barth
Marie Hoebler
Washington Association of Universalist and Unitarian Churches
Rockland
William Pitt Putnam
Belpre Township
Mia
Mary Houser
Welfare director to name State Parole Board secretary
Columbus Sept 14 John Mc Sweeney state welfare director is expected to appoint a secretary to the State Parole Board this week. The post will come from a civil service list and Alva Emery of Leesburgh Highland County is the likely appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John McSweeney
State Parole Board
Alva Emery
Leesburgh
Highland County
Amesville Opens Schools with 187 Pupils Enrolled
Amesville's school year began September 12 with 187 pupils in grades 1 to 8 and 173 in the Junior and Senior High School. The article lists a long faculty roster, notes on the janitors, and brief local tidbits including a fall illness and a kite incident involving a 13 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Woodyard Tewksbury Annual Reunion Held
The Woodyard and Tewksbury fifth annual reunion was held at Athens Fairgrounds on Sunday September 4 with about 100 attendees. Morning greetings and a noon basket dinner followed a brief business meeting. Officers and a decorated entertainment committee were elected. The next reunion is planned for Killing Park Lancaster on the first Sunday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodyard and Tewksbury
Athens Fairgrounds
Lawrence Morris
Ruth Swisher
Entertainment Committee
Lilcy Tewkabury
Harriet Woodyard
Anna Morris
the Killing Park
Lancaster
Mra
Fom Woodyard
Athens
Mra Oelden
Ruby White
Chicago
Zern Tewksbury
Gr. J. Tewksbury
Afr
Lawrence Morrin
Albany
Cary Woodyard
Harrisonville
Arthur Louther
Robb
Newark
Clarence Daft
W. Rushville
W A. Tewkebury
Carpenter
Mark Gibaon
Akron
KK. A. Adams
New Plymouth
Carl Caster
Hilliard
Bryan Caater
Columbia
Cottrill
Radcliff
J. Lehman
Raleigh
N.C
Belin
Athena
Gina Woodyard
Lawrence Woodyard
Columbus
W. Ef. Jeffers
Josephine
Arthur Stewart
Governor Roosevelt Special Arrives In Kansas City
The special train bearing Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt to Topeka arrived in Kansas City at 7 56 a m. today confirming his scheduled travels and public itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Franklin Dr. Roosevelt
Topeka
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Youngstown
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