Laurel Cliff Notes Visits and Illness Report
Mrs. Allen Eichinger learned her father Arthur Hysell of Warren is seriously ill. The Hart couple visited Darwin born Mrs. Helen Leifheit. Gene Thompson visited grandmother Mrs. John Jones in Mansfield. Fritz Stahl and Louella Stahl spent a day with Mrs. Stahl’s mother. Homer Foley called on Mrs. George Renshaw in London Ohio. Charles Diehl visited Jackson. Carl McKeeven and family from Dayton spent a weekend with Mrs. Helen Leifheit, planning a stay for their children. Jean Poulton of Canton visited her grandparents Vernon and Mrs. Howell. Junior Brookover of Fort Benning Georgia called on aunt and uncle Lester and Mrs. Brookover.
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Laurel Cliff
Allen Eichinger
Arthur Hysell
Warren
Thomas Hart
Darwin
Hart
Helen Leifheit
Gene Thompson
John Jones
Mansfield
Fritz Stahl
New Marshfield
Stahl
Louella Stahl
Homer Foley
London
Ohio
George Renshaw
Charles Diehl
Jackson
Carl McKeeven
Dayton
Lester Brookover
Pearl Parker
Annual Military Review Tops New Lexington Notes
Hundreds from Ohio and neighboring states attended the St. Aloysius Academy event in New Lexington for the Annual Military Review preceded by an eighth grade graduation. Brigadier General F. J. Brink of Ft. Hayes chaired the reviewing stand as officials report over 30 applications for superintendent.
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New Lexington
Ohio
St. Aloysius Academy
F. J. Brink
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
New Lexington Schools
Supt. N
Laurel Run Party Guests Share Activites Across Town
Mr and Mrs Albert Dodds of Nelsonville and Mr and Mrs Clarence Patton left for a trip to Vermont. Roy Thompson of Michigan stayed a night with Arthur Todd. Regina Wolfe and daughter Susan of Union Furnace visited Mrs Vance Wolfe. Lawrence Wolfe and daughter Ladonna, with Mrs Vance Wolfe, visited Fred Maloney. Lee Harden of Union Furnace visited Herman Bumgardner. Clarence Green visited Herman Bumgardner. Walter Mason of the Diamond spent a day with Mrs Charles Wood.
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Laurel Run
Albert Dodds
Nelsonville
Clarence Patton
Vermont
Roy Thompson
Michigan
Arthur Todd
Regina Wolfe
Susan
Union Furnace
Ivan Wolfe
Vandalia
Ohio
Vance Wolfe
Lawrence Wolfe
Ladonna
Fred Maloney
Lee Harden
Herman Bumgardner
Clarence Green
Walter Mason
the Diamond
Charles Wood
Housing Project Okayed Near Wright-Paterson AFB
The Air Force approves a $8,500,000 plan for a 1000 unit rental housing project near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton.
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Dayton
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force
Social Notes From Harrisonville and Nearby Areas
Local residents and visitors from Harrisonville and towns such as Michiments, Columbus, Albany, Mason City, and Rutland shared visits and dinners. Events included family gatherings, weekend trips to Kentucky, dance recitals in Point Pleasant and Middleport, and birthday dinner celebrations honoring Blanch McCormick.
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United States
Tern
Nalt
Royal Cr
Own Bottling Co
Middleport, Ohio
New Lexington Social Notes
P. Blatt
Bremen
New York Central Railroad
Charleston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Irene Corder
Ohio Power Co
New Straitsville
Anna Hamrick
Shawnee
Sterling Insurance Co
Chicago
Laurel
Athens
Harrisonville
James H. Jewell
Clemens
Mich
Martha Warren
Marietta
Lillian Jewell
Cecil Duelly
Felix Alkire
Kentucky
Paul Paynter
Massillon
Clair Waggoner
Hallie Knopp
Gerald Morris
Pauline Atkins
Chillicothe
Owen Cotterill
Bess Musser
Albany
Olevia Cotterill
Russel Capehart
Mason City
E. V
Eugene Atkins
J. B. Welch
Ray Welch
Greenfield
Kate Wilson
Frank Graves
William Graves
Wayne Chase
Emmet Mayhue
Dye Ball
Toledo
Mae Ball
Gene Young
Gordon and
Gloria
Point Pleasant
Hial French
Eliza Welsh
Clarence
Jordon
Middleport
Charles Turner
Lancaster
Frank Turner
Robert Alkire
Alma Atkins
Ac T
Glover Farm
Clover Farm
Cae Tea
America
Glendale
Clover Farm Macaroni
Clover Farm Pure
Sunshine Cheez
Starkist
Over Farm Sweet
Herkins “Te
RED Cup Clover Farm
Mayflower Creamery
Slic
Oko
Carolyn Farmer
David Davies
Sirloin
Clover Farm Stores
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