Mystery notes and school updates in Albany district
Newsystems gathered by messenger in Murry City report Albany public schools total 108 students with Sadie Luckett heading first and second grades, Winnie Martin third and fourth, Hazel Lewis sixth and seventh, and Fowler seventh and eighth grades. The piece notes Ethel Steimowitz and Leonard Williams wedding event and mentions teacher Erther Smith returning to Canton for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Sadie Luckett
Winnie Martin
Hazel Lewis
Fowler
Ing
The Plains Residents Share News and Road Work
The Plains community reports residents planning moves to California and Columbus trips while farmers busy with corn harvest. Local social events include lawn party for Hyla West’s nieces and a large Eagles and Legion gathering with speeches on pensions and civic issues.
Community Notes From Columbus Area and Surroundings
McArthur Mrs Crawford Morehead visits her mother Mrs Anna Cundiff in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Vance Cox spend Sunday with his parents in Columbus. John Nickell moves his family from Hamden to Maple Farm near here. E T Davis of Wellston visits daughter Mrs Stay Cox. Rev L L Cherrington attends annual conference in Columbus. T B Cox of Hamden visits local businesses. Mr and Mrs John Hawk call on Mr and Mrs Arthur Campbell near Allensville. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sharp and relatives attend Collard reunion in Lancaster. Relative reports birth of daughter named Freda at the Holland home in Cincinnati on September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Morehead
Elizabeth Cundiff
Columbus
Anna Cundiff
Vance Cox
Walter Cox
John Nickell
Hamden
Marple Farm
Here
E. T. Davis
Wellston
Stay Cox
L. L. Cherrington
Willard McDaniel Family Returns From Milwaukee Visit
Willard McDaniel and baby Gatghter arrived home from Milwaukee on Monday evening. Mrs. J F McDeiel of Bidwell joined for an indefinite visit. Louisa Brooks of Carpen ia extends stay at the home of her son and daughter Mr and Mrs Will Clive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard McDaniel
Baby Gatghter
Milwataukee
Mr. McDaniel
J. F. McDeiel
Bidwell
Louisa Brooks
Carpenia
Will Clive
Relatives Attend Fu Fal Service for Mrs A Biddle
A large gathering of relatives visited for the fu fal service of Mrs. A. Biddle. Attendees included Dr. J Biddle and family from Polis, Dr. Biddle and Tom, Captain and Mrs J B Allen, and many others from Athens, Sugar Grove, and Logan visiting relatives. J A G Biddle and two daughters Margaret and Melisep plan a month’s visit before returning to Montana. Bertha Steinmeyer of Newfield stayed to visit the Moore sisters before returning to Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddle
Allen Beld
Marjorie
Polis
B. H. Biddle
Betty Ann
Sugar Grove
John Harner
Fairchild Harner
Erington
Athens
Tom
J. B. Allen
Abigon Allen
John Allen
William Allen
Will Coe
H. KR. McVay
C. L. Jones
Enma McVay
Will Maier
B. T. Dailey
Co. B. Gift
Dorothy Gift
Gift
Harvey Porter
Townsend
Lilliam Ful
Cy Fuller
Frank Biddie
Emma Angell
Hunter Brown
Gene Potter
McVay
Logan
Arthur McVay
J. A. G. Biddle
Margaret
Melisep
Atown
Montana
Bertha Steinmeyer
Newfield
Beatrice
Bernice Moore
Ohio University
Ohio debater Rev Stanley Roush to meet Cambridge team
The Reverend Stanley Roush of the Methodist church from Ohio University was chosen as a debater to argue against a Cambridge University team from England on the topic that the future of the human race depends more on science than the arts and humanities. The event is set for October 8 in Athens at the college auditorium.
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Stanley Roush
Methodist Church
Ohio University
Cambridge University
England
Ohio
Athens
College Auditorior
Albany
Mrs Brown Unimproved and Family Visitors
The ailing Mrs. Charles Brown with pernicious anemia shows no improvement. Nurse Nunne meyer from Columbus assists. Relatives arrive from Columbus Dayton and other areas to help Mrs. Brown and attend convalescent relatives and visitors. Dr A F Holmes and Mrs Holmes visited Ernestine Skinner at Austin Holmes home.
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Brown
Charles Brown
Nunnemeyer
Columbus
Will Bowers
Bowers
William Breeze
Wilbur Nutt
Dayton
Nutt
Addie Potter
Will Shaley
A. F. Holmes
Athens
Ernestine Skinner
Austin Holmes
Church progress under Pastor Stanley Rouch noted
Reports from the Methodist church under Reverend Stanley Rouch show progress across all departments. Four church buildings were painted and repaired, two Epworth Leagues organized, a Standard Bearer class formed, and a young peoples Bible study started. Membership rose by 30 with 153 sermons delivered and two mission study courses pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Stanley Rouch
Hewecekves
HRDL
Rdlu U UU
Epworth League
Lancaster
World Service
Epworth League Institute
Wednesday Club
Ella Martin
Faye Baker
Athens
Collins
Nelle Ziggafoose
Muir
Carbon Hill Hints of Social Round and Local Incidents
Carbon Hill reports weekend guests from Columbus and Nelsonville. Local church services were held by Reverend Howearth of Nelson. Pendleton family notes and illnesses include typhoid for Albert Winigman and a fallen horse incident for Harry Hughes. A barn fire near Sharpsburg claimed four cows, with other visits and ceremonies noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Arick
Liter
Donna Lee
Columbus Tos
Lewis Barr
Columbus
Wayne Johnson
Charles Devol
Y Mre
Arthur Keplar
Mra
J. H. Blosser
Logan
Albert Winigman
Floyd North
Welsonville
Paar
al Smith
Fistian
Wilda Carrol
David Jer
Local Social News From Pratt's Fork Area
Pratt's Fork residents host visitors and report travel and illness. Mr and Mrs Harry Smith and son Robert visited Mr and Mrs H J Smith. Frank Burson returned from Holzer hospital after an appendectomy and is recovering well. George O'Brien departed for Dallas to seek work, accompanied by Willie Weisenhaugh. A bell sing and kitchen shower honored newlyweds Leonard Williams and spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Robert
Will Colmer
J. Smith
Frank Burson
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Jacob King
Charlie Grim
Jerseyville
George O'Brien
Dallas
Texas
Drennen Taylor
Willie Weisenhaugh
Nona Steimentz
Leonard Williams
Bertha Sapp
Frances Sapp
Jerry DeVinney Land
Beaverton, Mich
Vern Beal
Florida
J. P. Mohler
Seseshere
Ube
Rabid Dog Bites Creola Family. Dog Killed for Testing
A dog owned by Earl Ellis near Creola bit Ellis and his young son late last week. The animal was killed and its head sent to Columbus for rabies testing. Ellis and his son will begin Pasteur treatment after the indication of rabies from the test results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ellis
Creola
Mr. Ellis
Columbus
Local Garden Households and Visitors Reported
Stewart moves drill ing machine to E S Bryan farm. Richard Weaver of Cambridge attends Ohio Fuel and Gas. Mrs J E Nice of Columbus visits Lancaster daughter Mrs Wade Dean and daughter Mrs Pegry Freeze. George Alhart of West Union called by illness of wife's mother Mrs J F Russell. John Stewart visiting daughter Mrs C A Wiseman. Pat Murphy and wife of Hillsboro visit relatives. Mrs G H Sands leaves for Magnetic Springs. Clair Oliver family from Ft Wayne Ind returns home with brothers Oliver and Dade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nuzum
E.S. Bryan
Richard Weaver
Cambridge
Ohio Fuel and Gas Company
J. E. Nice
Columbus
Wade Dean
Lancaster
Pegry Freeze
George Alhart
West Union
W. Va
J. F. Russell
John Stewart
C. A. Wiseman
Pat Murphy
Hillsboro
G. H. Sands
Magnetic Springs
Clair Oliver
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Oliver
Dade
Broadwell and Johnston family visit in Glouster and area
Mrs W O White who had been ill for weeks died Sunday evening at 6 30. The funeral was held at Broadwell Tuesday at 12 o'clock with interment at Mt Hermon. Amos Driggs and family visited Allison Driggs and family Sunday. Albert, Harry Smith and Bernard White were home Sunday. J A Foutch is painting for O E Wooley at Amesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnstort
Glouster
Joe Young
W. O. White
Broadwell
Mt. Hermon
Amos Driggs
Allison Driggs
Albert
Harry Smith
Bernard White
J. A. Foutch
O. E. Wooley
Amesville
Local Visit Highlights From Wrightstown Area
Wrightstown and Junction City families hosted relatives over the weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. G. M. June and three children from Junction City, Mrs. Wirl Philipps and children from Athens, and Rev. W. L. Fender and Rev. Bowen from Logan attending a homecoming. Edward Andrews moved his family to Athens for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. June
Junction City
Silas Ahle
James Carpenter
Mis. Lucy
Plantsville
Mae Ahle
William Snyder
Chesterhill
M. L. Dulaney
E. L. Beard
Oca Ahle
William Hogscott
Edith
Anna Faires
Wirl Philipps
Athens
Arza Ball
Jane Fleming
Stockport
Inlaw
C.A. Fleming
Francis. Murphy
Federal
Miles Smith
Columbus
Roy Swartz
C. C. Mills
Edward Andrews
Lottridge Ald Society Hosts Informal Evening
Lottridge The Ald society met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H R Watkins with seventeen members and five visitors present. After devotion and business, ice cream and melon were served. Next meeting set for October 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs J N Jenkins. Allen Ball, employed in Athens, visited his parents. L T Runnion and daughters Dorothea and Mildred, Mrs Nona Gist and daughter Marjorie were guests of the Gears of Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Society
H. R. Watkins
J. N. Jenkins
Allen Ball
Athens
L. J. Ball
L. T. Runnion
Dorothea
Mildred
Nona Gist
Marjorie
Gear
Pomona Grange to Meet Here in Coolville
Troy grange No. 905 hosts Pomona grange No. 67 on Saturday September 19. Morning session includes regular Pomona meeting and Fifth degree. afternoon open to Fourth and Fifth degree members with lecturer in charge. Dinner details via local committee. Numerous local residents mentioned at events and gatherings.
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Pomona Grange
Troy Grange No
Local Notices and Socials from Athenian Chronicle
Community updates include Aubrey Burnside's serious injuries from a Fordson tractor accident while care visits and family gatherings across Stewart Athens and Diagonal Iowa. Social events note picnics at Athens fairgrounds birthday celebrations at the Castle home and extended family reunions with guests from Wakefield to Diagonal.
Shade School Opens With Notable Enrollment Growth
Shade School began September 8 led by principal Clifford Ruth in commercial work and manual training with Mrs Elta Miller history Charles Westcott English Miss Reba Ralph music Miss Lois Roger domestic science and junior high. The new grade building is now occupied. Teachers include Miss Mary Woodyard intermediate grades and Miss Agatha Bridwell primary. High school enrollment reaches a record 107 with 20 seniors 14 juniors 15 sophomores 35 freshmen. Grade school enrollment totals 65. A building is being rebuilt for manual training and domestic science. Miss Wilma Cowan, alumna of Lodi high, visited Monday. Clark Creamer of Colorado visits with parents Mr and Mrs Addison Creamer. Several locals attend a nearby event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Ruth
Elta Miller
Charles Westcott
Reba F Ralph
Lois Roger
Mary Woodyard
Agatha Bridwell
Wilma Cowan
Lodi High School
Clark Creamer
Colorado
Addison Creamer
Girls Wearing Evening Dresses Show Sunburn from Swimwear
The article notes how the girls in evening dresses reveal sunburn where their bathing suits ended, illustrating the lingering effects of sun exposure after swimming in bright daytime sun.
Local Social Notes From Canaanville And Nearby
Canaanville visitors include Mrs. Fred Fields of New Boston visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Halbirt spent Sunday with Mrs. G. C. Sutton. Mrs. W. Kirby left for Naples Kentucky to visit her parents. Burkett was a business visitor in Athens on Wednesday. J. Cc. Starkey and Mrs. C. Cc. hegre boty note the former’s John Schoohover, with Clyde Dean and family at home, as Mr. and Mrs. John oe Mr. end.
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Ben Phelps
California
James Gabriel
Cincinnati
Grant Micheals
Ray Micheals
Columbus
Carl Micheals
Teaces
Frost
Fletcher Hawk
Scott
Tom
M. E. Twiss
Ed Shiply
Athens
Mary Micheals
W. Va
Wilbur Powell
Hyla West
Ada
Evelyn West
Pomeroy
Plains
Murray City Eagles
Charles Seidenfeld
Eagles
Zanesville
F.O. E
Murray Post
American Legion
Fred Koon
Hobson McGuffey
Frank Miller
Detroit
Mich
Leonard Shelton
Lon Frazee
Logan
Walter Frazee
Pearl McClellan
Glouster
Mark Shelton
Claude Cope
Orbiston
Kathryn Shelton
White Cross Hospital
Maria Byron
Jack Byron
Tom Bell
Thomas Gears
Pearl Seaman
Louie
Charles Seidenfield
Eagle District
Ralph Hamer
Bill Spret
Jas. Hamer
John Fick
Maud Penn
Frank Shelton
Akron
John Powers
M. E
John Walters
Charles
Gladys Baird
Jennie Robertson
Ben Bess
Anna Morgan
Wm. Morgan
Frank Lairson
Gladys Storer
Nelsonville
Albert Storer
J. W
Murphy
Lancaster
Bhaw
U. B. Church
Geo. Brooker
Clifford Brooker
Howard Brooker
Ruth
Virginia
Helen Brooker
Captalin Harper
Bobby Dunn
Harper
Rising Park
Nelle Brooker
Lawrence Wollett
Burg
Jennie O'Dell
Barth
Hoobler
Alva Morrison
Jacksonville
Ed. Daugherty
Marcus Hamlin
Little Hocking
Stella Smith
Parkensburg
G. W. Dean
S. Underwood
Little ‘Hocking
C. A. Cowdery
Nettie Person
J. B. Person
Alma Koehler
Sumner
Meigs County Fair
E. M. Pierce
Fred Fields
New Boston
E. E. Halbirt
G. C. Sutton
Naples
Burkett
Myre
J. Cc. Starkey
C. Cc
Hegre Boty
John Schoohover
End
Clyde Dean
Daughne
John Ot Home
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Messenger
Murry City News
Ethel Steimweitz
Angell Ridge
Erther Smith
Joe Burson
Canton
NEA
Margaret White
Hamilton
Ont
Nashville
Tenn
Yepres City
F. O. Eagles
Thomas O'Donnell
Kansas City
Roush
Huni Road
Doad
Squirrel
Carbon Hill
Agnes Matheny
Thelma
Willard
William Grimes
Sharpsburg
Glen Smith
Ramona
Bartlett
T. E. Dickson
Clarence Kern
Floyd Grimes
William Barkhurst
Fannie Fawcett
Elsie Glover
Herman
Stewart
Wrightstown
Lottridge
Coolville News
Harry Dye
A. C. Davis
J. T. Mitchell
Parkers
Aubrey Burnside
Lucy Windsor
J. Biddison
Ralph Allen
Eleanor
L. H. Allen
Athens Fair Grounds
Elizabeth Kinnen
Noble County
Michael Kinnen
F. H. Booth
C. J. Castle
Castle
John Rankins
Wakefield
Rulmer Ackley
Ed Chase
Vanderhoof
Jed [Warner
Hazel
Daniel Ackley
W. W. Blackwood
Frank
Alabama
Harley Lawrence
Miss Putnam
Hockingport
Dean
Edward
Nellie Starkey
Diagonal
Iowa
Starkeys
E. Kennard
W. Roudebush
Fern
Forest Gleason
Deven
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Charles R. Shublititz
Lydia B. Pinkham
Charles R. Shue
Lititz
Dia E
Canaanville
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