Millfield Community Notes and Visitor Arrivals
Lena Latimer spent Sunday at her Hollister home. Newberry of Roseville led services at Union church. Mrs. Carl Woodworth and children of New York visit relatives here. Mrs. Marshall Latimer of Hollister visited last week. Dr. Wiley Sprague and family of Chauncey were Sunday visitors. Ice cream supper at M. E. church netted 20 dollars. Miss Bessie Earich of Zanesville visits relatives. Lena Brookins visited Glouster Saturday. Sam Lahogh and family from Sandy Ridge visited N. W. James Sunday. Earich and Weldon attended the supper at McDougal. Watermelon party at L. D. Hanlin home honored Miss Jennie Hanlin of Trimble. Guests included Pearl Earich Hulda Dixon Lucy Learned Mabel Learned Emmett Earich Sam McDonald Warren Border George Russell and Charles Russell. Eva James Bessie Earich and Don Sanders visited Jacksonville Saturday. Warren Border of Hebbardsville returned home Sunday. Nellie Colley of Jacksonville attended the supper Friday. Ball of Stockport was a business visitor. E Woodworth and family of Athens visited relatives. Arther G Brown and family of Colorado visit Levi Sprague. Jee Walter Duncan and wife of Glens were Sunday visitors. Kate Fuller of Chauncey visited friends last week. D Learned of Corning is visiting. Miss Jennie Sprague attends Urbana Lil. John Sprague attends medical college in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Latimer
Hollister
Newberry
Roseville
Union Church
Carl Woodworth
New York
Marshall Latimer
Wiley Sprague
Chauncey
M. E. Church
Bessie Earich
Zanesville
Lena Brookins
Sam Lahogh
Sandy Ridge
N. W
Ball
Stockport
Woodworth
Athens
Arther G. Brown
Colorado
Levi Sprague
Jee Walter Duncan
Glenster
Kate Fuller
D. Learned
Corning
Jennie Sprague
Urbana
Lil
John
Columbus
Reunion and local notices in Hockingport area
The article lists a September reunion for Comqone K B9th O V L at Horace Knowles residence and records extensive social updates. It notes visits, school openings, moves, and church events across Hockingport, Amesville, and surrounding towns with names like Mrs E A Dutton, Miss Ethel Mitchell, D W O Neal, and Rev Clifford among others.
Carthage township Sunday school convention notes
Attendees gathered at Carthage Presbyterian church on September 10 for services and a lecture by Rev. Livengood. Bruce Robinson and family moved from Harrison County to a new home nearby. Several locals and visitors were mentioned with visits to relatives and ongoing travels. The Green Valley school opened Monday with J. W. Barnes as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Township
Carthage Presbyterian Church
Livengood
Bruce Robbinson
Harrison County
W. Va
Bessie Shull
Coolville
Herbert Hayes
Loveland
Cincinnati
Amos Place
Maud Phipps
Stewart
John Wilcox
Torch
Mariah Hayes
BE. Norris
Millfield
Margaret Grubb
J. 8S. Petty
S. Barnes
West Virginia
Green Valley
J. W. Barnes
New England Guests and Local Updates
Leonard H. Jarvis of Parkersburg visits W H Wright and family. Alec Marquis and wife of Utley visit Mr and Mrs Ezra Green. A L Starlin and wife of Athens stay with Mrs Rebecca Starlin over Sunday. Mrs Sarah Hill visits her son M N Limscott at Sand Rock. Mrs Charles Wharft of Broadwell visits Miss Mattie McWhorter. Mr and Mrs Isaac Sutton of Canannelville visit locally. Orlo Ogg and family visit, as do Mrs Elijah Poston and son Ray at Zanesville. Our school advances under Miss Evelyn Brill of Stewart. Ed Peoples moves from Chesterhill to this village. David Jackson laid up with a boil on a finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard H. Jarvis
Parkersburg
W.H. Wright
Alec Marquis
Utley
Ezra Green
A. L. Starlin
Athens
Rebecca Starlin
Sarah Hill
M. N. Limscott
Sand Rock
Charles Wharft
Broadwell
Mattie McWhorter
Isaac Sutton
Canaanville
Orlo Ogg
Rand
Elijah Poston
Ray
Meigs County Fair Attendance and Local Notices
Local residents attended the Meigs county fair and a Sunday school convention. Visitors include Milo Rennion and Alice Geary near Hockingport, and Miss Aletha Blackwood at Coolville. John Williams formerly of this place died in Burlington after tuberculosis. funeral at Pratts Fork church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County
Milo Rennion
Alice Geary
Hockingport
Social notes from Stewart area residents
Jim Russell and March Wilson attend the Pennsboro fair with Mrs Josephine Berry who has resided in town this year. Mrs John Davis visited her sister Mrs Windsor near Guaysville. Fred Hammond of Athens stayed with his parents Saturday. Mrs Warner Gossage hosts sister Mrs Burrett and daughter from Middleport. Mrs Mary Scott visited her daughter Mrs Harvey Roach in Athens. Addie Zimmerman and Maggie Ewers returned from Albany visiting Ewers’ sister Mrs F E Kimes. Grace Hovey and Mrs Rose Hovey of Guayville called on Mrs Charles Hammond. L H Smith spent Monday with relatives in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim*Russell
March Wilson
Josephine Berry
John Davis
Windsor
Guaysville
Fred Hammond
Athens
Warner Gossage
Burett
Middleport
Mary Scott
Harvey Roach
Addie Zimmerman
Maggie Ewers
Albany
F. E. Kimes
Rose Hovey
Grace
Guayville
Charles Hammond
L. H. Smith
Local Notes From Coolville And Athens Area
Daily life items include Clyde White departing for Athens to enter college. families visiting and traveling to Parkersburg Marietta Cincinnati and St Louis. updates on residents Emma OCreesy typhoid improvement, Mrs O E Chevalier and Mrs Dell Chevalier visiting relatives. Flos Fox aiding in post office. Mamie Starkey teaching at Harmony. and Minnie Hartnell and Ethel Ping heading to St Louis with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde White
Athens
W. B. Roberts
Gertrude
West Elizabeth
Emma Ocreesy
Flos Fox
Cincinnati
Monnay
O. E. Chevalier
Phoebe Cole
Spencer
W. Va
O. EB. Chevalier
Modie Staten
Portamouth
Henry Morrison
Dell Chevalier
Deana
East Liverpool
Dean Ewers
Ed Wharff
Aaughter
Lillian
Wilmington
Minnie Hartnell
Ethel Ping
Parkersburg
St. Louis
Community notes and obituaries from a Ohio region paper
A local items column reports a Bethel M E church convention to meet next Saturday, the death of Mrs Bennie Clark of Prosperity from heart disease, funeral held at the M E church with Rev J E McKenney. Other items mention Wm Swan returning to Wheeling, school opening with Stella Dunlavey as teacher, Hiram Fultz family visit from Wolfs Summit, Roy Dunfee leaving Athens for Cincinnati, G Dya starting school at Hockingport, Sarah Dunfee's 95th birthday with four generations photographed, Minnie Barrows visiting Lucy Palmer, and Lloyd Paltz with children visiting from Wolfsmit toward Moore's Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Township
Bethel M. E
Bennie Clark
Prosperity
M. E
J. E. McKenney
Wm. Swan
Wheeling
Stella Dunlavey
Coolville
Hiram Fultz
Noka
Wolfs Summit
W. V
Junfee
Washington
Cillie Bess
Conley
Minnie Barrows of
Frost
Lucy Palmer
Lloyd Paltz
Wolfsmit
Moore's Junction
Marietta
Local social notes from the region
Misses Susie Hayes and Lucy Hoyt of Athens visited relatives here for several days. Mrs. Annie Dunfee spent Monday in Parkersburg. Mrs. Jessie Russell and her brothers from Pennsylvania came to attend their mother Mrs. Clark's funeral. Mrs. Ada Swartz and daughter Elizabeth returned last week from Steubenville after spending several weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Hayes
Lucy Hoyt
Athens
Annie Dunfee
Parkersburg
Jessie Russell
Brothers
Pennsylvania
Clark
Ada Swartz
Elizabeth
Steubenville
Meigs County Fair Guests and Local Visits
Miss Maude Walker of Athens visited Miss Emma Light while Chas Hammond of Stewart visited his daughter Mrs. Cline. Dr. Edwards and Dr. Coleman attended the Meigs county fair. D W Coleman stayed with Mrs. Bert Keil’s family. Mrs. Sam Stalder traveled to Atlantic City to see her daughter Ms. Geo. Spencer. Nina Dean visited her mother in Alfred and attended the fair. Various locals including Chas McVicker, Rev. Cherrington, F E Kimes, J W Fellows, Wade Lawrence, Cecil Bean and Nell Coleman were seen in town or visiting relatives. many headed to Athens for college or spent weekends with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Walker
Athens
Emma Light
Chas. Hammond of
Stewart
Cline
Edwards
W. R. Coleman
D. W. Coleman
Bert Keil
Belpre
Chas Calvert
Sam Stalder
Geo. Spencer
Atlantic City
Nina Dean
Alfred
Iowa
Wade Lawrence
J. E. Lawrence
Cecil Bean
Fred Finsterwald
Nell Coleman
Nora Light
Jim Cray
Amesville
Ed Bean
E. G. Fuller
Tappers Plains
Athens teachers to organize reading circle at high school
The Athens township teachers meet at the high school on Saturday September 17 at 1 30 p m for organizing an Ohio Teachers Reading Circle. Supt Coultrap will discuss the first chapter Geographic Influence in American History. Mattie Hateb
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Township
Ohio
Supt
Coultrap
Mattie Hateb
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OUT OF Town News
Horace Knowles
John Wells
Kansas
Louise Wells
E A. Dutton
Etta Hitt
Chicago
Henry Shaw
Jason Curtis
Pittsburg
Gideon Dye
Jessie Wells
Bertha Well
Herbert Dutton
Pearl White
Colhogs
Addie Tracewell
Edwin Parker
Mitchell
Pitt
Hickman
Methodist
Bethel
Sarah Ross
Vinton County
Frank Adair
Massilon
E. A. Wiggins
West Virrinia
James Adair
T. W. Coe
Chase Wyatt
Ed Kimes
Cash Grocery
John Hines
Milt DeCamp
Pagetown
Hives
Jack
Clark Spring
Minnie Adair Aepare
Marriage Langening
State Association of the Church
General Conference
F. B. Church
Hillsdale, Mich
Emma Willer
Philadelphia
Jake Cray
O.E. Chase
Decatur
Eaton Chase
Tabiatha Chase
Jarvis
Pricilla Sutton
George
Canonville
Wm. Jeffers
Wooten
Rosa Swartz
Alice Jeffers
Wilgon Chapel
Nelle Patterson
Melia Barrows
Linscott
Geo. N. Norris
Grosvenor
James Grandstaff
D. W. O'Neal
M. N. Linscott
Henry Oss
Clifford
Bothany
New England
Lottridge
Lonna Rennion
W.W. Wildsors
Bethiany
Maggie Stout
Ravenswood
Joe Guthrie
Charlie Gibbs
J. W. Kincade
Lawrence Chapel
Aletha Blackwood
Shde
Frank Sargent
Mary Willims
D. L. Culliams
John Williams
Burlingham
Pratts Fork
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Nobby Men’s
Exclusive Clothiers and Furnishers
Lawrence Worsteil Building
Guysville
C. T. R. C. Work
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Sam Sommer
Seare
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