Murray City Homecoming Draws Many Out-of-Town Guests
The Murray City column lists numerous visitors and locals attending the annual homecoming events and related PTA and Band Boosters minstrel. Names span towns from Toledo to Columbus, Akron to Cleveland, with locals hosting and hosting families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Jennie Bess
W. M. Bess
Sohn Powers
Fay Hammer
George Reynolds
Toledo
Myrtle Walters
Akron
Leah Fick
Nellie Hammer
Nelsonville
Bessie Patterson
Cleveland
Stella Merall
Crookslie
Clarence Stiff
Pataskala
Margaret Raine
Adawall
Leslie Joe Pritchard
Pearl Mohney
Lowell Camp
Carbon Hill
PTA
Band Boosters
Charles Lloyd
Joe Maro
Detroit
Lemma Lloyd
W. M. Shelton
Arthur Shelton
Columbus
Moe Tolen
Joe Taylor
Ioie Strum
Earl Irvin
Roland Hanson
Mary Fry
Ina Bauers
Howard Brooker
Clifford Brooker
Baltimore
Blanche Brooker
Indiana
Helen Cooper
Edith Andrews
Hubert Jenkins
Dora Spencer
Margaret Ritchie
Richard Peacock
United Brethren Parsonage
Morgan
Charle Hoffman
Hoffman
Bid Vollmer
McConnelsville
Joe Langley
Dayton
Weekend Visits Record Across Ohio and Detroit
A column lists numerous holiday weekend visits and gatherings across Columbus Dayton Willoughby Canton Detroit Dresden Columbus Akron Athens Glouster Fostoria Logan Carey and other locales. Notable note: Charley Gehringer, former Detroit second baseman, was inducted as the 56th member of baseballs Hall of Fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Palmer
Detroit
Matt Thomas
Lines Brian
Powhatan, C
James Meredith
Herb Cunliffe
Columbus
George Mudrie
Glouster
Bernard Simmons
Anna Simmons
Gilbert Archer
Dresden
George Archer
Floyd McGee
Springfield
Fred Koon
Forest Tennehill
Denny
Joshua Matheny
Logan
Harry Taylor
Cleveland
Bert Wooten
Fostoria
Gerald Wooten
Betsy Wooten
Jane Gottke
Marian Wolfe
Ralph Grey
Barbara
John Maraz
Maggie Cook
Toledo
Harold Hillyer
Jimmie
Pat Gilbert
Jack Hillyer
Athens
Joe Hillyer
Charles Walters
Akron
Cora Walters
Roy Wright
Buchtel
Millie Anderson
Simons
Floyd
Charley Gehringer
Baseball
Would Be Death By Own Action Repeats In Midair
Melbourne artist Sidney Charles Dyer 35 dived from a Melbourne hotel window 40 feet up. In free fall he chose to live adding I twisted in air and somersaulted onto a shop veranda. He was unconscious but only bruised. He told police his fall proved he wanted to keep living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Sidney Charles Dyer
Dyer
Pastor Preaches From Bed After Illness
The 64 year old Rev R E Walston confined to bed for 30 days due to a heart ailment continued his sermons via a public address system from his bed to the Johnston City Christian Church. His wife said the idea was their own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston City
R. E. Walston
Walston Claims Control of Public Address System
Walston states that they own the public address system and that two local men repaired it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Murray City News
Grace Donahue
Eunice Sanborn
Ralph McDaniels
Fred Cheplar
Hemlock
Pierce Kilgore
West Virginia
Howard Kilgore
Melvin Thompson
Pickerington
Grace
Eunice Donahue
Leslie Swyers
Paul Robson
Raymond Fluke
Fauna Matheny
Raymond Bardin
Floyd Keet
Robert Campbell
Lem Campbell
Marshal
Floyd Keeton
Tommy Mitchell
Trimble
William Koon
Roberta
Michigan
Donald Lantz
Sarah McManaway
Pearl Williams
Albert Storer
Lela Rose Williams
Walter Klimaski
Frank Williams
Florence Reynolds
Dale Reynolds
Paul Cupp
Newark
Oscar Hillyer
Eddie Driggs
James Smart
John Currens
Blacklick
Billie Wolfe
Patricia Dayton
William Currens
Cliff Williams
Mildred Shuttleworth
Mary Shultz
Barberton
Vaughn Collins
Charles
Crystal Rock Gas Co
E. Main St
Stage Coach Inn
Cannon’s Food Market
W. Main St
Logan, Ohio
Clarence Cook
Henry Franklin
Willis Syx
Johnny Wright
Morris Dupler
Joe Spencer
James Campbell
Wilbur Ferrel
Paul Ferrel
Clinton, O
James Ferrel
George Bateman
Adrian F. Withem
Floyd Ferrer
Oliver
II. V. Risch
Oliver Dealer
Gateway
John Deere Dealer
Eee DE
Luke
Eer Liel
Sock Sale
Pru
Luckoff
M. L
Main
Ladies
Rayon
Sirase
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!