Albany Public Schools Open With 228 Enrolled
At the start of the second week of school in Albany the district reports 228 pupils enrolled. The high school has 120 students and 108 in the grades, with 54 boys and 66 girls in the high school and 68 in the grades. Junior and senior classes are smaller than last year. the senior class has 29 students and the freshman 33.
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Albany
Albany High School
Lee Township
Alexander
Waterloo
Meigs County
Scipio
Columbia
Knox Township
Vinton
Cc. H. Copeland
Ohio Northern
Ada
Stewart
Harner Hotel
Orville Davis
Rio Grande College
Hotel Horner
Bertha McVay
Ohio University
Wilkes Street
Grace Thomas
Cheshire
Ceph Lindley
Florence Withers
Martin's Ferry
Dayton Steward
Curtis N. Jones
Ohio State
Smith-Hughes School
Jones
W. E. Welker
Rio Grande
Hazel Lewis
Ohio
Miss Lewis
Winnie’ Martin
Martin
Sadie Luckett
Columbia Township
Wilkesville
Board OF Education
John Stanley
E Henry Reeder
Arch Johnson
Freek Coe
Albany Public Short Course Opens Second Session
Curtis Jones, instructor in the Smith-Hughes program, announces a second course of study open to any community member interested. The course this year will continue with practical lessons and hands on instruction for local residents seeking additional training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urtis Jones
Smith-Hughes
Albany
Nvgh &Choo
Troy Grange
Rock Street
Local families visit and relocate in Albany area
Miss Oda Gillogly returns from Carleton Minnesota to stay with uncle Elmer Gillogly. George and Mrs Stansberry visit relatives from Parkersburg. Elza Gillogly and daughter Mabel return to Pataskala after a weekend with Lon Gillogly. Martha Cline to Delaware Ohio Wesleyan as a junior. Walter Stewart family from Columbus visit and tour Jerseyville. Mrs Verry Coe moves to Albany with Montana nieces Biddle joining local schools. Earle Baughman family back on Railroad Street. William Enos family moves to Albany for school access.
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Oda Gillogly
Carleton
Minn
Elmer Gillogly
George Stansberry
William Higley
Parkersburg
Elza Gillogly
Miss Mabel
Pataskala
Lon Gillogly
Mabel
Cleveland
Lester Sickles
Columbus
Sarah Dailey
Goldie Moore
Erma Dailey Sickles
Gallipolis
Martha Cline
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
J. Howard Cline
Louise
Walter Stewart
Frank Barnes
Jerseyville
Verry Coe
Albany
T. W. Coe
Railroad Street
Montana
Biddle
Earle Baughman
William Enos
West Albany
Enos
Elza Dalley
Community notes from Pomeroy area and surroundings
Local residents visited relatives and friends across town and in neighboring Albany and Columbus. Attendance marked a farm sale at O B Woodyard with high quality Short Horn cattle selling well. Columbia High School opened with eleven students and will use Town House until the new brick building is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Radcliff
Harry Dudgeon
Raymond Holcomb
Pomeroy
Anna Dunbar
Delilah Dudgeon
Columbus
O. B
W. W. Sisson
W. H. Hampton
J. C. Gorby
Harry Keats
Middleport
Ed Moore
Local visitors from Cincinnati and Meigs County
Mrs. Mary Henson of Cincinnati and Mr. and Mrs. John Ruth with family from Meigs County visited the area, staying with relatives and touring local sights during a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Henson
Cincinnati
John Ruth
Meigs County
Parkersburg Visit and Local Funeral Notices
Grace Lemley spent several days in Parkersburg. Mrs Lemley of Harris Ferry underwent surgery and remained in the hospital. Newton Bennett was killed by lightning while visiting Parkersburg, two others were injured. Bennett’s death sparked attendance by relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Dutton
Farm Bureau
J. Harris
Buchanan
Belpre
Oliver Windon
Lary Ford
Austin Hall
Rosa Windon
Gladys Ross
Elliott
Ira Conley
Charles Goodwin
Clarksburg
Conley
Fragier Family Reunion Report From Carbon Hill
The fourth annual Fragier family reunion was held near the old Frazier home in Carbon Hill with many relatives attending. Officers elected included President Stephen Oakley and secretary treasurer Mrs. KR Oakley. numerous family members and kin from Columbus Buchtel Lancaster Logan Nelsonville and Glouster joined the gathering and shared greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Steinbrink
Clara
Columbus
Schmidt
Heinz
Henry Steinbrink
John Blosser
Kay
G. W. Ross
West Virginia
Mattie Parry
Warren
Floyd Parry
Henry Evans
Sarah Evans
W. E. Evans
Lulu Smith Leslie
Esther Evans
Trenton
Fragzier
Carbon Hill
Bob Smith
Martha Smith
Blanche
Carl Smith
Priscilla Lehman
John Smith
James Covert
George Andrews
Buchtel
Cecil Pummel
John Pummel
Stephen Oakley
Robert Oakley
C. Kennedy
Glenn Carpenter
W. E. Johnson
Russel Smith
GC. M. Smith
Violet
Viola
Velma
Rosetta Johnston
Audrey Woodgeard
Moses Groves
Lancaster
Thomas Frazier
K. A. Frazier
Nathan Frazier
New Straitsville
Curio Trade Court Heard By Antique Dealers Group
A court of antique dealers holds regular sessions in tendom to settle disputes over value age and genuineness of curios and objects of art. Local residents including the Holcomb Blanken ship Giesicke Hawkins Patton and the Hartman family are noted among visitors and minor incidents in The Plains and Athens area.
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Tendom
Sunday Visits From Graham Chapel Families
Mr and Mrs Herbert Hanson Roy Emerson and relatives spent Sunday with the Lewis and family in Long Run. Amos Holland visited J M Chappell’s family in Long Run. Ruth Bobo spent Sunday with Bessla Koker. Darnells returned from Portsmouth. John Bobo and Miss Margaret Frost visited Long Run and New Marshfield. Burneta Kokoskia of New Asbury visited the Bobo family. Delma Patterson spent Monday with Mabel Hawk. Weatherbys visited Chappells. Fulton visited Kelley in Long Run. Pete Crooker’s guests included Gif it and family Columbus Debow Boston James Clark James Dewey Junction and George Brooker Murray City.
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Herbert Har
Roy Emerson
Lewis
Long Run
Amos Holland
J. M. Chappell
Ruth Bobo
Bessla Koker
Clarence and
Hollaway Darnell
Portsmouth
John Bobo
Margaret Frost
New Marshfield High School
Sam F Frost
Burneta Kokoskia
New Asbury
Delma Patterson
Mabel Hawk
Rocky Point
William Weatherby
O. L. Fulton
Charles Kkelley
Elroy Williams
Pete Crooker
Charles Gifit
Columbus
John Debow
Boston
Mass
Charles James
Clark James
Dewey Junction
George Brooker
Murray City
Ella Cunningham
Clifeford
Ruth
Grande
Helen
Virginia
Bobby Dunn
Capteelia Harper
Kenneth Hoffman
Muskingum River
William Poling
Gloria Jean
George Banke
Athens
John Morrall
Eileen
Ardella
Local social notes from Amesville and surrounding towns
Broadwell and Bert Roberts of Malta visited relatives while Henry Sedwick moved the KE Gorham house to Amesville. Crooksville’s Douglas Luster stayed with Scott White. I E Rathburn of Athens spent Sunday with family. J S Sedwick of Columbus visited. Jerry Conant moved to Amesville where his daughter attends high school. Jeff White and family of Amesville and W W Totman and family of Athens visited Viola Tuttle. J L Foutch visited friends at The Plains.
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Bert Roberts
Malta
Henry Sedwick
Amesville
Douglas Luster
Crooksville
Scott White
I. E. Rathburn
Athens
J. S. Sedwick
Columbus
Jerry Conant
Jeff White
W. W. Totman
Viola Tuttle
J. JL. Foutch
the Plains
Pipe line progress and local social notes in Sharpsburg
The Joy to Brill Run pipeline nears completion with many workers. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Henry Burns and Miss Daisy Burns visiting Athens. Jury duty in Athens last week involved G W Hanson. Reverend Seymour is reportedly reassigned to the circuit by the New Ark conference. Howard Dickson of Dysart vacationing with his parents T E Dickson. Schools start with lower attendance in three neighboring districts. The McPeak family hosted by Leota Strode. Road work progresses and Mt Herman church workmen may reach this week. J F Grimes of Carton visited friends here last week. G W Fawcett of Chesterhill visited Frank Kardin. Several families including Sedwicks, Thompsons, Whites, and Grimeses traveled to Junction City for U B conference and sang. Mrs Lucy Dickson injured her elbow Saturday and received hospital treatment in Marietta where the injury was removed.
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Rol Bricker
George Holcomb
Myers Crossing
Emma Burdette Blankenship
West Virginia
Frank Smith
Carl Giesicke
Columbus
A. M. Humphrey
Hazel Glesicke
John Kaufman
Cleveland
Plains
Athens
Herman Stage
Neva ‘Hawk
Rob Hawk
Will Nash
J. W. Patton
Haydonville
Joe Hutchins
Port Dicken
Worth Dicken
Dicken
Gore
George Gabriel
Stalder
Athens Fairground
Gil Hartman
Ralph
Beaumont
Iartman
Henry Hoodlet
New Marshfield
J. K. Brown
August Olson
Mansfield
A.M. Humphrey
Hazel Giesicke
Will Giesicke
Joy
Brill Run
Henry Burns
Daisy Burns
G. W. Hanson
Seymour
Newark
Howard Dickson
Dysart
Iowa
T. E. Dick
Webster McPeak
Rosemarie
Leota Strode
Mt. Herman Church
J. F. Grimes
Carton
G. W. Fawcett
Chesterhill
Frank Kardin
Carl Sedwick
George Thompson
John White
Henry Sedwick
Junction City
U. B
Lucy Dickson
Marietta Hospital
Local Visitors and Well Attended Weekend Gatherings
Pratt's Fork residents hosted relatives and friends from Athena Akron Frost Chase and Frost areas. Many families including the Beals Smiths Gilkeys and Sapps shared visits and meals through the weekend. A 1702 Warrington postmark note recalls early postal history.
Longstretch resident hosts weekend home projects and visits
The community saw a series of social visits and gatherings. Longstretch Harry Galentin remodels his home while families from Justice Haydenville and Gears share Sunday time with friends in Lancester and Barberton.
Innovative Kotex Promises Easy Discreet Protection
Countless women discard old sanitary pads for a new method offering greater protection and easier disposal. Kotex is described as five times more absorbent than cotton pads, deodorizing to prevent odor, with no laundry or embarrassment. Sold in drug and department stores. twelve-pack priced cheaply.
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KOTEX
Sunday School Attendance and Local Social Notices
Ireland Sunday school attendance was 39 with a collection of 1.45 and birthday offering of .55. Next Sunday is rally day with an all day meeting and basket dinner. Local families and visitors from Terch, Athens, Bethany, Chillicothe, and Belpre are noted, with funeral attendance for Mrs. Carothers in Cutler and several visits and travels among the Brandeberry, Bingman, Dunfee, and Campbell households. Freshments were served at a Willing Workers class gathering hosted by Miss Zola Dunfee and Mrs. Gladys Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. W. Johnson
Mary Eileen
Terch
Johnson
L. C. Johnson
Alfred Rogers
Roger
Andy Carothers
Cutler
Alice Brandeberry
Athens
Lewis Moore
Bethany
John Brandeberry
Adam Brandeberry
Keith
Chillicothe
Brandeberry
Howard Bingman
Bingman and Son
Bingman
I. C. Johnson
Charles H. Campbell
Anita Gladys
Charles M. Jr
Beebe
W. T. Minear
Zola Dunfee
Walter Dunfee
Gladys Daugherty
Miss Dunfee
Helen and
Ethel Shanks
Franklin Thompson
Belpre
Mead Paper defeats Hamden in Sunday baseball game
Hamden traveled to Chillico and fell 7 to 2 to Mead Paper. The week’s social notes mention Henry Maupin returning to Huntington West Virginia from a visit with cousin Elsie Perry and multiple residents visiting family in Jackson Columbus Portsmouth Georgetown and South Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden
Chillico
Mead Paper
Henry Maupin
Huntington
W. Va
Elsie Perry
Frances Wilbur
Akron
Will West
W. E. Stanton
J. ©. Martin
Tom
Theodore Webb
Puritan Pike
W. A. Kibbey
Murray City Social Roundup Shows Local Visits and Travel
Local residents report frequent visits and weekend trips. William Mogran and daughter Anna visited Lilly Murphy in Columbus. Conrad Wein's family and Frank Walters' relatives spent time with local families. Pearson Foster left for Columbus Office Training. Charles Stratton and Helen visited Nelsonville. Kenenison planned a two week Newark visit. several others hosted relatives from Mansfield Columbus Athens and Crooksville.
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William Mogran
Anna
Lilly Murphy
Columbus
Conrad Wein
Clifford
Bing Sampson
Philo
Frank Walters
Logan
Walter
John Walters
Frank Gee
Ohio
Maud Penn
Ruth
Clyde Sedwick
Chde
Hattie Cook
Lucy Frazee
Ela Cunningham
Park
Cook
Mt. Herman
Priday
E. A. Person
Paul
Athens
Leonard Koon
Mansfield
Norma Wallace
James Dugan
Bicknell
Ind
Pearson Foster
Chester Hilt
New Lexington
Hilt
James Emery
Charles Stratton
Helen
Nelsonville
Old Society of the M FE holds meeting at Watkins home
Lottridge The Old Society of the M FE church held its regular business and devotional meeting at J H Watkins home last Thursday evening with thirteen members and eight visitors present. October’s meeting will be at the Athens Home. Various local residents and visitors spent Sunday with relatives in Athens Coolville Parkersburg and nearby towns.
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Old Society of the
M. FE
J. H . Watkins
Athens
Harry, Gavelton
Coolville
Clarence Swartz
Leroy Boggs
Catherine
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