Schoolmates Reunite 58 Years After Separation
Wm. Il. Porterfield of Belmont Ohio met Philip Maton in Cambridge on Saturday. The pair, childhood friends from the same Belmont County community, had not seen each other since 1851. They grew up near Chestnut Level and attended a log schoolhouse. An explanation sparked memories of their early days and a warm visit ensued.
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Wm. Il. Porterfield
Belmont, O
Cambridge
L. H. Gregg
Keenan’s Hospital
Philip Maton
Belmont County
Chestnut Level
Eaton
Guernsey County
Muskingum College Seeks 1500 Today for Carnegie Gift
At the baccalaureate service in the college chapel Muskingum College aimed to raise 1500 toward a 60000 endowment. A Monday drive added 400 from New Concord residents, leaving 1500 more to raise before tonight to receive a 20000 Carnegie gift. Dr. J Knox Montgomery, college president, expressed confidence the goal would be met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskingum College
New Concord
Andrew Carnegie
J. Knox Montgomery
Mrs J HW Dilley and daughter return from Chicago
Mrs J H W Dilley and her daughter Willa arrived home Monday after a trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. HW. Dilley
Willa
Chicago
Reunion notices stir Washington alumni from many states
Enthusiastic readers across the country express joy at a Washington School Union Home Week. Former pupils from Ohio, California, Illinois, New York, and beyond pledge attendance, aid, and reunion cooperation. Names include Haines, Coffee, Lawrence, Crumbacker, Skinner, Endly, Perry, and hundreds more as preparations begin.
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Robert H. Ewing
Chicago
Washington
E. B. Wallace
King City
Cal
H. J. Lawrence
Cleveland
W. P. Crumbacker
Independence
Washington On the Pike
Wennie C. Burt
Milwaukee
Wis
H. Edmond Amstot
Caldwell
Washington School
J. M. Porter
Pasadena
Clarence Ferguson
Johnstown
J. R. Shangle
Highstown
N. J
R. W. Alexander
Saxton
Kingdom Come
Emma Morrison
Cambridge
Wallace Cartwright
Philadelphia
T. M. Nicholson
Fayette
J. M. Perry
Zanesville
Alfa C. Darby
Mary Skinner
Baltimore
T. H. Taylor
Cumberland
Lora H. Caulkins
Ue P
Dixon
Dayton
David EB. Rea
Grand Forks
N. D
Washington Union School Association
Jessie M. Heiner
Toledo
D. 8. Long
Fernwood
J. W. Beymer
Byesville
J. B. Groom
Princeton
Thomas D. Rhodes
New York City
Frances Skinner
N. Y
Charles F. Wallace
San Francisco
M. E. Craig
Freeport
H. R. Slaser
Pittsburg
Kate L. Merrick
F. W. Slaser
Harriet R. McCullough
Lore City
Brooks Lawrence
Birmingham
Ala
Harriet L. Coffee
Alliance
James Lawrence
Sultzer
Flushing
C. H. McNutt
Claysville
Mary H. Laws
Bethesda
Benjamin L. Garvey
J. M. Parry
Lota Hoover Calkins
Edmond Amstot
Frame, Jr
T.C. Frame
Erie
R. H
Annie A. Wells
Coshocton
D. 3. Long
Albert Lawrence
J. Pp. Baxter
Sheffield
Laura Skinner
C. C. Lawrence
Canton
J. M. Stewart
Newark
Belle Cunningham Briggs
Moberly
A. McBurney
Quaker City
Emma J. Rogers
Newcomerstown
A. Clemens
W. E. Slaser
H. B. Clark
Ludlow
Edna Clark
Ludow
Harry C. White
Bainbridge
Freeman J. Eagleson
Columbus
Jennie M. Colley
Nellie L. Garey
Margaret R. Ga
Sudden Death in Pleasant City Funeral Held
Pleasant City June 15 Mrs F J Floyd returned from Springfield where she visited. Mrs John Hanson died suddenly around 3 am after vomiting and headache with suspected ruptured blood vessel. Funeral held Tuesday at 10. The Hanson child sick with spasms. local residents noted visits and travel by neighbors and teachers in the area.
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Pleasant City
F. J. Floyd
Springfield
John Hanson
Hanson
James Allen
Albert Hickle
John Campbell
Elizabeth Deal
Madison Gregg
Olive Adair
Derwent
Emma Adair
Missouri
Mrs. Lee Finley and Mrs. Carl Finley Shop in Zanesville
Mrs. Lee Finley and Mrs. Carl Finley spent the day shopping in Zanesville, visiting local shops and browsing merchandise. The outing highlighted a weekend pattern of social shopping among local residents.
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Lee Finley
Carl Finley
Zanesville
Misses Irene Williams and Helen Immel Attend Play in City Hall
Misses Irene Williams and Helen Immel went to New Concord Monday evening to see The Provener's etc, a college students production shown in City Hall.
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Irene Williams
Helen Immel
New Concord
Photographic display draws attention at convention event
A large photograph of delegates to the U M W conventorn framed by R M Allison captures attention amid other items including heater windows from the G Bair Co as visitors view the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Allison
G. Bair Co
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THE
Standard Oil Company
Amcorporated
New Concord City Hall
College Choral Society
Will
Conservatory
Chas. S. Wengerd
Muskingum College Pipe Organ Fund
Oxford
Turnbaugh
Susan E. Crumbacker
St. Paul
Minn
Guernsey
Lewis J. Smith
Washington, D. C
Old Washington
Wilbur E. King
Mecca
Ada McMahon
J. J. McDowell
Cottonwood
Falls
Kan
Jennie M. Endly
Chase City
Alfred Skinner
Pocahontas
Ark
Old Ohio
J. A. Robinson
Freeman T. Eagleson
Wilber E. King
W. L. Kendall
Beardstown
Harry C. Endly
Nellie Enos
Indianapolis
H. G. Swan
Jessie I. Scott
Sara Baxter Wallace
Anna B. Hellman
Lewis Cass Hays
Imperial
M. J. Happer
Charles Atwood
Talmadge
Mary E. Robe
Love City
L. A. Crouse
Ft. Stilacoom
Wash
Frank Williams
Bellaire
Cc. B. Moore
Emma Johnson
William McCormick
J. A. Ee
J. O. Ba
W.H. Stewart
Senecaville
T. M
Colorado
Larry Hudson
New York
Jefferson
Joel
Galilee
Franklin
G. A. Henry
the Temple Book Store
Masonic Temple
Wheeling Ave
Nyal’s Hot Springs
Combs Drug Store
Eyesville
Ohio
Depot Street
C. & M. Crossing
Allison & Hayes
J.vw. Culbertson
the Meat Man
Byesville, O
Ackiner
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