Cedar Grove Community Notes and Local Movements
Local Cedar Grove records show preaching at St John by Rev Reed next Sunday afternoon. The Sunday school led by Joseph Vert gains with a new organ. Various residents travel, visit, or work nearby including Pearl Rose heading to Union Furnace for C B T C Ca, and John Unger losing a valuable colt this week. Members and families in Polecat Ridge and South Bloomingville report visits, market trips, and farm business, with births and ongoing labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
St. John
Reed
Joseph Vert
Rowe
China Hall
Henry Tros
Ilesboro
Pearl Rose
Union Furnace
John Unger
Wao. Lynn
D.C. Walker
Emmet Allen
South Bloomingville
Mevara Isaac
John Justice
Virgil
Jane Woodard
A.C. Lynn
Mra
B. Kalkloseli
Hall
Walnut Valley Community Notices and Visits
A Sunday School gathering at union drew many from Walnut Valley. Mr and Mrs James Harden of Hesboro hosted Mr and Mrs John WNibber and family. Mr and Mrs Charle Highley visited Mr and Mrs Jacob Highley. Families including the Johnsons visited the Gook home. Local men and boys attended a gathering at Topsy Kednrwald’s home for a ceremony. Blanche Guey of Gorely spent the summer with cousin Ella Highley. Rhondewood family and Balva Rhondewood spent an afternoon at the Huy glo Farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
James Harden
Hesboro
John Wnibber
Charle Highley
Jacob Highley
James Johnson
Elwood Johnson
J. W. Gook
Thie Place
Topsy Kedlrnwald
Clowe
Mies Blanche Gueey
Gorely
Ella Highley Wephie
FF. M. Rhondew
Balva
Local Social Notes and Travelers Across Hemet Area
Town News from Carbonhill and nearby towns records visiting family members and local business trips. Individuals named include Mr G W Rosa in Logan, Miss Nani Kevin of Nelsonville, Mr James Mash of Lancaster, and others from Chauncy, Deanville, Green isle, New Pittsburg, Sand Run, Murray City, and Painville. Mentioned activities include pottery drilling by Moody Co and Sunday visits, with a closing reference to a Sunday School advocate Leeburger in Painville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Rosa
Logan
Mias Nani Kevin
Nelsonville
James Mash
Lancaster
Peter Reedy
Mark Hawk
Robert Wilkingon
Chauncy
Dosse Lane
Deanville
Clarence Langle
Greenile
Jamey Shaffer
Indiana
Wesley Sanborn
Sand Ruin
Moody & Co
Lanning
New Pittsburg
H. B. Briley
Thomas McAllester
Sand Run
George Lyons
Tampa
Florida
Peter Gaskill
Chas ‘Bowers
Murray City
Dyer Minner
Thomas McAllister
Harrigan Steen
James Horn
Longstreth
Fred
Chas
Downhaul
John Frasier
Kyangetivt, Leeburger
Painville
Local Notes From Gibisonville and Nearby Areas
Rev Dowden and family hosted by Isaac Johnson last week. Mr L G Miller wed Miss Katie Stoody. Mrs J A Cupp visited Columbus and Newark for her husband. Townfolk attended the circus Tuesday. Leona Burgoon of Logan told parents Mrs P Kreider and Mrs P Keister. Sallie Peterson visited Mrs William Springer. Clara Hockman improving after illness. Dora Jarett visiting in Logan. Mr Mount of Logan helped erect C D Cupp’s monuments. Mrs Prior suffers from sore hand. Ellie Whitcraft returning from Columbus visits. J B Vorhees painting his house by Kline and Morrie. Mrs Bert Vorhees visiting her parents. Kate Stoady visited Birdie Hell. Mrs Moore and family visited Lancaster Sunday. Eldridge Snyder and Mrs Odell wore Logan shoppers. Thomas Whitecraft made a business trip to Lancaster. Luc Moore and Pansy Brashear visited Athens. Mr LO Bert and wife guests of Dr J F Miller Friday. Morlan of Columbus sent greetings from here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Miller
Katie Stoody
J. A. Cupp
Columbus
Newark
Leona Burgoon
Logan
P. Kreider
Mra. P. Keister
Sallie Peterson
Mra
Springer
Clara Hockman
Kate Stoady
Birdie Hell
Mm. Moore
Lancaster Vinitore
Eldridge Snyder
Mire
Odell
Thomas Whitecaft
Laneaster
Elzabeth Wilson
R. B. Longstreth
Creeden
Jno
Bowen
Eon Edward
F. L. Johnson
Chas, Gray
Edith Davia
Straitaville
E.D. Kelly
Jesse Bowen
Jno. Hengel
Ranley Kelly
Joese Beery
J. McLain
V. Standiford
Bertha
Nelsonville
Thureday
Dr. Beery
E. D. Kelly
Kelly
M. Sherlock
E. Colling
Jno. Bowen
Specht
Orland
Alonzo Quickell
Carrie
Jno. Dyer
Mise Blanche Beery
Ed Oliver
Zadie Kelly
Community Notes From Laurelville Area Social Visit Recap
Mr and Mrs J A Copp visited here last Saturday William Huffman and family were guests of John Ebert and wife of Laurelville Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Fent Smeli buried at Pine Grove Cemetery Sunday Various local visits including Mer Will Chilcote and family to Mr and Mrs John Vorhove Belinda Drew aunt of Wilson toys of Cheleville visited back Saturday and Sunday Miss Sofrona Paxton of Kingston visited her parents Mahlon Paxton Sunday Charles Barclay of Fairfield County visiting his farm this week. Farmers busy planting corn and many local drives and small errands noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Copp
William Huffman
John Ebert
Laurelville
Fent Smeli
Pine Grove Cemetery
Jacob Bainter
Solomon Beery
Mer Will Chilcote
John Vorhove
Wilson Toys
Cheleville
Belinda Drewback
Will Barnhart
Kila Beverly
Vinton County
Sile Denton
Sofrona Paxton
Kingaton
Mahlon Paxton
Charles Barclay
Pairfield County
Clara
Enid Cupp
South Perry
Daurelville
J. Ebert
Alva Williams
Cedar Grove
Hulu Oldfield Hag
Blackburnville Social Notes and Local Happenings
Mr Corwin lost a valuable horse Sunday night. Blackburnville residents visited Laurel ville. Lielat and Mabel Blackburn attended Pisgah church Sunday evening. Maude Anderson preached at Morgan's Chapel. George Blackburn visited Wreatha Judy and Miss Marie Springer visited Leatie Benser. Mrs Rachel Bigham is ill. Clara Star and Myrtle Stump take music lessons. Preaching at Morgan's Chapel Sunday morning two sermons. Lewis Stump frequents Buna Vista. Many from here attended a Will Weav ers dance Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corwin
P. Blackburn
Laurelville
Misees Lielat
Mabel Blackburn
Pisgah
Lielat
Blackburn
Gibisonville
Maude Anderson
St Morgan
Maude
George Blackburn
Wreatha
Judy
Marie Springer
Leatie Benser
John Carrol
Isaac Fox
Rachel Bigham
Clara Star
Myrtle’ Stump
Morgan's Chapel
Lewis Stump
Buna Vista
Will Weavers
Local social calls trace in Hog Hollow notes
Local residents list visits and calls across Hog Hollow and Chestnut Ridge including William Van Horn Emma Hankison and Willie Van Horn. Mentions of Hankison Loyeau Engle Gordon and Bowers appear among neighbors and frequent social calls over the past week with no clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hankison
Herbert Loyeau
William van Horn
Mise Lenn van Horn
Chestnut Ridge
Bert Campbell
Mise Grace Collison
Hugh Hankison
Gon ‘Lawrence
Engle
Emma Hankison
Willie van Horn
Bln
Gordon, Mesere
O. van“ Horn
Aurne’ Bowers
Chempion Korea
Ous
Misa Lena van Horn
Eera Bowers
Willie Heigle
Community Notes From Centenary and Nearby Areas
Local residents report family visits and travel across nearby towns. Twins born to Swifty Run and Mr and Mrs Homer Dapler. People attend Childrone Day practice and plan trips to Briar Hollow, Washington mining trip, and baseball games. Meantime farming crews plant and replant corn and repair flood gutters. A funeral in memory of Gust Gruner is noted along with local bands and travel to Bre men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swifty
Mev
Homer Dapler
Blick
Geo, Shull
Centenary
Childrone
Wesley Walker
Cane
Jeasie Shull
Lew Shull
Briar Hollow
Lewis Klick
Joseph Schwartz
Claud Carpenter
Gust Gruner
Local notices from Union Furnace and surrounding areas
Union Furnace and nearby towns share social movements with visits to Logan and Columbus. Notable: Elizabeth Wilson returns to Columbus. various guests and family visits amid illness, funerals, and political engagement. Several locals attend Rathbone Lodge in Logan. E D Kelly serves as Republican State Convention delegate. multiple family visits and health updates reported.
Maxville wedding and local ball game report
In Maxville, Rev. Younker joined Jame Ridenhour of Dixon to Migs Blanche Denison in marriage. A base ball match at Maxville park saw the second nine beat the first by one run, with a rematch scheduled for May 30 against Tulsa and Logan. News notes mention Simon Bell’s farm and anticipated apple shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younker
Jame Ridenhour
Dixon
Migs Blanche Denison
Maxville
Bella
Horne
Pistol
Tulsday
al Logan
Ame Dey
Simon Bell
Walt Water
Goat Run and Local Happenings on the Farm
Musser and McVey moved their raw mill on George Ranber’s farm. Prendergast Co. bought timber in the area. Boys discuss a forthcoming Ash Cave trip. Elmer Finkey made a notable misstep last Sunday. Evangelical Lutheran church service in Ewing drew good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musser
McVey
George Ranber
Prendergast Co
Ash Cave
Elmer Finkey
Evangelical Luthern Church
Ewing
Wim Finkey
J. W. Miller
Thief Vicinity
Jack Frost
Joe France
Eli Harden
Shawnee
Fred Conkle
George Gorden
Calico Ridge Crops and Social Roundup
Corn planting near completion and sheep washing active on Calico Ridge. Cherry crops small due to cold. peach and apple crops look fair while blackberries promise abundant yields. Local social visits noted among Snider Rodman Shultz Perry and others. Logan resident Prank Wolf seen on the ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lulu Snider
Migs
Myrtle Rodman
Cecil Shultz
Taele Perry Francisco
Blackjack
Samuel Harsh
Elara
Scottscreek
Lewis Rodman
Jerome Shaw
Wolf of Logan
Shultz
Wifo
C. W. Beougher
I Harper Run
Joe Snider
Kerlin
Memorial sermon and cemetery services at U B Church
The South Perry community held memorial events with Rev Turban delivering the sermon to Marshall Post members at the U B Church. G A R and school children will march to the cemetery for decoration of the soldiers’ graves with brief talks and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turban
Marshall Post
U. B
R.T. Davis
Magnetic Springs
Kate Rizer
Howard Hedges
John Sconbults
Colimbue
A.H. Aiherd
Jymew
Campbell
Bark House
Bistel
Weaver
St John Society Improves Church Interior in Cedar Grove
Sunday Behoole reports community notes from Cedar Grove with the St John Society papering the church interior. Local residents including Clarence Kalklesoh and Belle Reichley visit kin and friends. Allen Reichley and Mayme visit parents. Harley Kalkloech buys a roadster. Barnhart and Pleukharp visits noted, and several trips to Laurelville and Big Pine are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Society
Clyde Rose
Wm. Barnhart
Big Pine
Bremen area diary notes and local economy updates
Local column from Bremen discusses farming activity including corn and bean planting, a carload of hogs bought by Hiram McCune, and road widening by Ed Defenbaugh and Wm Weaver. Mentions visitors to nearby towns, Decoration Day travel, a canning factory run, and community notices about churches, apartments, and a burial.
Windy Hollow Rants On Wind Storms And Local Neighbors
A voice rants about a recent wind storm sweeping down the valley and destroying structures including a bridge. The writer mocks opponents as “know nothing” locals and ridicules a public figure, blaming others for misdeeds and insulting neighbors. The piece ends with a caustic rhyme about local manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Tp
Thatia
Cook & Stevens
Ohio
Walt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Polecat Ridge
Ezra Bowers
George
Homer
Sidney Hankison
Charles Vankorn
Grace Collison
Lucey
Carrie Hankison
Lucy
Addie
Vernie Strawn
Will Heigle
Nelson Hankison
Messie
Pearl Allen
Charles Hankison
Charlie
Prospect
Mise Roga Keck
Frank Allen
Charlie Hankison
Oppa- Tum Hollow
Walnut Valley
Carbonhill
Hemet
Rev. Dowden
Isaac Johnson
Nude Moore
Pansy Brasheares
Athens
Mr. LO
Bert
Blackburnville
Hog Hollow
Blatchford
W. P. Nelson
Nelson
Anne Henricke
New Straieville
Washington
Night Hawk
William Spurgon
William Marlow
Farmore
Bremen
David
Hocking Valley
K. G. B. Lodge
Pomeroy
Middleport
Homer Crosby
Straiteville Band
James Btalling
West Virginia Hille
Hocking River
Nora Evans
Glen Roy
Grandma Griffi Ia
Calico Ridge
South
Perry
Clarence Kalklesoh
Wm Barton
Daught Leurn
Joe West
Belle Reichley
Benton Center
Anna Walker
Allen Reichley
Mayme
Near Tesboro
Tleir
Coon Reichley
H. A. Gorden
Mary Davie
Clara Claln
Maggie Blackston
Homer Kitchen
Blackdark
Walter Lane
Itlesboro
Alyah Williams
Dogwood Bottom
Hiram McCune
Hiram
A. M. Brown
Clera Canan
C. E. Wright
Wm. Bond
J. T. Schell
T. W. Brown
T. B. Brown
Bremen Hill
Tomen
Simon Rutter
Brother Nath
Rush Creek
Daniel Daubenmeir
Dan
Sam Canan
Frank Crider
Adelphi
Ife
M.B
Denise Blair
Bloomingyville
Butto
Griffin
Munsonic Order
W. YP
Dehaven
Ott Gonhil
John Mowery
Tarlton
John Haw
Terlton
John Seesholtz
Seosholta
George Byres
Columbua
Colombue
Moworys
Turners
Ed Defenbaugh
Amande
Wm Weaver
Windy Hollow
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