College Hill Social Notes Mention Visitors and Moves
Mrs Jane Beckley and son Clarence visited Corning with sister Mrs Bertha Defenbaugh. Mrs Delbert Tippie to Columbus hospital for surgery. Bertha Defenbaugh guests of friends Mr and Mrs James Nero in Athens. James Nero and George Murray visited Delbert Hill, who moved to Chauncey.
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Jane Beckley
Clarence
Corning
Bertha Defenbaugh
Delbert Tippie
Columbus
James Nero
Athens
George Murray
Delbert Hill
Chauncey
Scouts Build Homemade Fire For Demonstration
Scoutmaster Porter and Assistant Battin with Troop 3 scouts demonstrated fire making without matches using on site apparatus. They used rotten pink wood from a hollow tree as tinder and a green branch bow with soft pine to finish the setup. The display showed a scout could improvise warmth if stranded.
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Porter
Battin
Troop 3
Firemaking without matches in Troop Three tests
Mr Porter notes an epidemic of tests in Troop Three since last Monday night. Tenderfeet and class two Scouts must complete their tests by next Monday night or provide valid reasons for delay.
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Porter
Local Social News From Sand Rock and Nearby Towns
Sunday visits shade the week as Will Marquis and Lydia Bowman joined sister Mrs. Sarah Copeland. N H Colvin and Illinois guest Norman McClure visited relatives in Athens and Mary Brown respectively. George DeWees of Amesville stayed with George Brown. Orlo Ogg and son Harold visited daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Guy Vandyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Marquis
Lydia Bowman
Sarah Copeland
N. H. Colvin
Athens
George DeWees
Amesville
George Brown
C. O. Bryson
California
Norman McClure
Illinois
Mary Brown
Orlo Ogg
Harold
Guy Vandyke
Hal Brawley
Marion
J. E. Parmiter
Cleveland
Burke Linscott
Jacksonville
Carl Grandataff
Branch Townsend
Visitors and Local Calls Across Circle Hill Area
Circle Hill notes show Mr and Mrs Charles Fitzer and two children visiting Luhrig mother Mrs P R Rutledge. John Quinn family visiting Radcliff friends. Jess Skinner Chauncey visitor. Rose Rabbitt Logan visiting mother. Gladys Spellman Nelsonville calling on Mrs Charles Steward. Rice Thomas family calling on relatives in Athens. Ollie Garlingher in Athens. Bid Lee Athens visitor. Bob Buchanan moved household goods from Athens to this place. Mrs Charles Stewart in Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fitzer
Luhrig
P. R. Rutledge
John Quinn
Radcliff
Jess Skinner
Chauncey
Rose Rabbitt
Logan
Gladys Spellman
Nelsonville
Charles Steward
Rice Thomas
Athens
Ollie Garlingher
Bid Lee
Bob Buchanan
Charles Stewart
Beaumont Guests and Local Family Visits Report
A series of social visits across the area includes the Santee family from Hobson staying with the Dursts. Circle Hill visitors Alfred Carr family with John Durst and Mary Durst's relatives. Mary Durst and two children visiting relatives. John Wyant visiting Orbiston. Julia Wyant and daughter called to Orbiston due to Anna Quinn illness. Pearl Tittle and son visiting Chauncey area. Edward Hook visiting his in laws locally. and Mr and Mrs Thomas Tittle hosting.
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Milton Santee
Hobson
Homer Durst
Alfred Carr
Circle Hill
John
Mary Durst
Charles Ryan
John Wyant
Orbiston
Julia Wyant
Anna Quinn
Pearl ‘Tittle
Little Son of
Chauncey
Thomas Tittle
Edward Hook
By the Way Miss Katherine Alder Man of Ohio Visits Kin
Miss Katherine Alderman, possibly Ohio’s oldest unmarried woman, stays a week with her sister Mrs. Sarah An at Mudfork, after living with her niece Mrs. J. W. Wheatley.
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Katherine Alderman
Ohio
J. W. Wheatley
Mudfork
Sarah An
Week-end Guests From Kansas Visit Ohio Families
Miss Alder man born in 1833. By the Way Mrs Henry Edwards Mrs Villa Gish of Rock Creek Kansas and Mrs Emily Wendell of New Lexington are week-end guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Edwards of Jacksonville. Mrs Edwards was reared in Perry county near Hemlock and after marriage went with her husband to Kansas where they became prosperous. The Marshall and Edwards families were early settlers in Athens and Perry counties. There are many of them residing there yet. These ladies will spend some time in Ohio.
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Henry Edwards
Villa Gish
Rock Creek
Kansas
Emily Wendell
New Lexington
Albert Edwards
Jacksonville
Edwards
Marshall
Perry County
Hemlock
Kans
Athens
Perry
Ohio
Brookville Couple Wed In Morning Ceremony
Miss Blanche Russell of New Marshfield and Mr. Guy Burkett of Brooksville wed today at the First M E parsonage read by Rev C L Strecker at 10 45. Attendant was T A Russell, father of the groom. The bride is daughter of Newton and Mrs Russell. couple will reside in Brooksville where he works as a miner.
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Blanche Russell
New Marshfield
Guy Burkett
Brooksville
C. L. Strecker
M. E. Parsonage
T. A. Russell
Newton Russell
Russell
Ohio four liquor proposals on November 4 ballot
Four measures petitioned by liquor interests would redefine intoxicating liquor and repeal statewide Prohibition if enacted. Voters face two constitutional amendments and two referendums urging support or opposition based on national and statewide prohibition enforcement.
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Ohio
Congress
Nets
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