The Times Recorder December 18, 1950

"Group--8 p.m. --Mrs. Phillip JOHN McINTYRE STUDY WHITE SHRINE Patrol, Rosa Shrine No. 8   8 p.m. -- Mrs. W.J. McCracken, 734 Fountain Square."

The Zanesville Signal Sunday July 8th, 1956

If you have trouble reading the above photo caption  it translates as follows:

"Pupils and teachers of the Misco School in Perry County posed for this picture during the 1914-15 year.  THe photo is owned by Wanye Bankes of Portersville, a teacher.  Pictured are: Front row, left to right, Earl Inman, Ralph McInytre, Sam Hammers (relation of Margaret McIntyre-Parker), Charles Smith, Harry Hammers (deceased), Andrew Thelsen, Steward Thomas (deceased), Phillip McIntyre, Robert Thelsen, James White and Floyd Irven; second row, Chester Thomas, John Tracey, Charles McIntyre (deceased), John White, Daward Hensely, Walter Jenkins (deceased), Arthur Jenkins, Margaret Hammers, unidentified and Goldie Lanning; third row, John Adrian (deceased), Sam Lanning, unidentified, Paul Bigrigg, Ernest Allen, Beatrice Jenkins, Lillian Inman, two unidentified, Inez Allen, Z. Lanning (deceased),, Denzil Allen, and Nimrod Inman (deceased); fourth row, John Inman, Charles Hammers, Frank McIntyre, Pearl Allen, Morgan Bankes (teacher), Rolland Hammers, Stella Jenkins (deceased), Bernice Thomas (deceased), Delores Lanning (deceased). Jessie Hensley (deceased), Violet Ogg (deceased), two unidentified and Ed Hearing (teacher).

The Times Recorder January 1, 1975

If you can't read this one it says "DEATHS: McINTYRE, Phillip S. 68, of Racquet Club Court, Dec 30"

The Zanesville Signal Sunday July 8th, 1956

This lists the Operators and one of them is Gloria McIntyre!

The Times Recorder Wednsday, March 2, 1938

The Zanesville Signal Thursday November 18, 1948

John McIntyre, 83 of Rose Farm, died last night at an Athens Hospital after an illness of 10 months resulting from a stroke.

A coal miner and farmer by occupation, Mr. McIntyre had resided for the past 21 years at Rose Farm. He currently made his home in Murray City.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. William Smith, of near New Lexington; six sons, Ralph of New Lexington, William of Phoenix, and George, Frank, Charles and Phillip all of near Crooksville; 18 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.

The body will be taken to the Cannon & Cannon funeral home at Crooksville tomorrow night from the Cannon and Cannon funeral home in Roseville.

Funeral services will be held at the Crooksville funeral home at 2:30 o’clock Saturday afternoon with Rev. John McDonald of the Rose Farm Church of Christ officiating. Burial will be in Crooksville.