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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1908

Page

23

Society Notes Reflect Busy Social Week Across Town

Dr. H W Brodbeck of Los Angeles visited the Cheek family this week. Mrs Henry Holtman and her son visit Seymour relatives. Mrs L Gay and Miss Sadie travel to Chicago to visit sons. K Templar meeting in Winona Lake brings Riddell Marshall Cole. Ladies Circle lawn party hosted by W W Vail. Mrs J L Kassebaum and daughter Mary return from New Albany. M E Church choir hosts Dr Brodbeck reception in Greendale. Dy and M C Bond host Louisvile mother-in-law. Purdue students Drewy Kassebaum Dale Cole Alex Cobb return for vacation. Doris Haring comes home from Tulsa visit. Woman's Research Club hosted by Review Club in Lawrenceburg with Mrs E French and Mrs C S Misner in Richmond. Miss Della Martin returns from Columbus Ohio. Jerry Brown and Mae address Mrs Mary Holcroft in Cincinnati. Margaret Wingerter and daughter return from Indianapolis social.

H. W. Brodbeck Los Angeles Cal M. Cheek Henry. Holtman Little Son Seymour Elizabeth Niem L. Gay Sadie Chicago J. A. Riddell H. J." Marshall Charles Cole Knights ‘Templar Winona Lake Ind Ind. the Ladies’ Circle of the Baptist Church W. W. Vail J. L. Kassebaum Mary New Albany M. E. Church H. D. McMullen Brodbeck California M. C. Bond Louisville Drewry Kassebaum Dale Cole Alex Cobb Purdue University Doris Haring George Probst Tulsa Oklo Woman's Research Club Review Club Lawrenceburg E. French Greendale C. Scott Misner Richmond Della Martin Columbus Jerry Brown Mae Mary Holcroft Cincinnati Margaret Wingerter George H. Wood Indianapolis Will Eckstein

Florence Steinkamp Weds William Thede at Bond Hill

Florence Steinkamp married William L Thede of Evanston at the bride's mother's home in Bond Hill at high noon Wednesday. They plan a Kentucky mountain trip before settling in the suburb after return. Proceedings include social visits and community notes from Milford Buffington and various local households.

Do. Steinkamp Florence Steinkamp William L. Thede Evanston Thede Kentucky Mountains Harry Roberts Milford Wilkinson Hartwell Anne Cook Frank Cannon Five Hundred Club F. J. Beck A. B. Cole Robert Alcorn William Perin Sharp Riddle Stanley Jones A. Orton H. J

Madeira Residents Visit Relatives and Friends

Mrs Homer Johns of Blanchester Ohio stayed with her sister Mrs George Heathron last week. Mrs M Dean of Mt Adams Cincinnati formerly of Madeira visited Ray and family in Miami avenue. Laura Rawlings of Mason Ohio visited relatives here. Mrs A H Thomas visited Loveland Ohio relatives. Mrs A Kassner and daughter from Red Bank Ohio visited Mr and Mrs Frank Stoll. Irene Hale of Winton Place stayed at Z T De Mar home. Ann and Jane Helm of Highlands Kentucky visited Maple Hill grandparents Captain and Mrs De Mar.

Homer Johns Blanchester George Heathron M. Dean Mt. Adams Cincinnati Ray Miami Avenue Laura Rawlings Mason, O A. H. Thomas Loveland A. Kassner Red Bank Frank Stoll Irene Hale Winton Place Z. T. de Mar Ann and Jane Helm Highlands Maple Hill de Mar

Madisonville Musical Club wraps season with cantata Ancient Mariner

The Musical Club's final concert of the season was held Thursday at the Methodist Church. Prof E D Lyon conducted the chorus with solos by Mrs W A Hall and Miss Alice Wallin. Dr W W Sauer and Mr Will R Atkinson sang bass and tenor respectively.

Musical Club Methodist Church Ancient Mariner E. D. Lyon W.A. Hall Alice Wallin W. W. Sauer Will R. Atkinson Charles Hogle Ralph Jones Charles W. Otte Joseph Klein D. Edw. Sauer Florence Perin Western College Will Rhoads Perkins Stewart Avenue Pauline Shunk Roland Hazen New York Rhoads Perkins Edna Kinsey George Allison Caroline Maxwell Sarah Jean Howell Ralph Caldwell Otto Gyer Robert Hockstetter Goss Avondale

Lawrenceburg Social Round Adds Many Local Visits

Mrs Lawrent April entertains daughter Mrs Thomas Wingard of Indianapolis. Miss Gertrude Kimmel visits Moore s Hill two months. Mrs Tillie Myall guests of relatives in Maysville. Mrs James G McKinney hosts with cards for her mother Mrs Mary A Wamsley of Indianapolis. Rose McCarty visits Detroit two weeks. Dr Edward J French hosts garden party with music and luncheon at Ridge Avenue. George W Fitch theater party guests include Mrs W T Gooden and others. Lacisa Braun visit. Peter Kunz visits Miss Carrie Siemantel. Elizabeth Schleicher and Mabel Nowlin visit friends. Mrs William Wencke hosts for Mrs Mary Halpin Malloy. Mrs Carl Decker ends fortnight visit with three children.

Lawrent April Thomas Winegardner Indianapolis Gertrude Kimmel Moore's Hill Ind Tillie Myall Maysville James G. McKinney Mary A. Wamsley Rose McCarty Detroit Mich Edward J. French Ridge Avenue George W. Fitch W. T. Gooden Zella Johnston Hewson Wright Philip Braun Anna Bauer Will. Braun Lacisa Braun Peter Kunz Norwood, C Carrie Siemantel Elizabeth Schleicher Mabel Nowlin William Wencke Mary Halpin Malloy Tusculum Cincinnati Carl Decker

Home City High School Seniors Host Miamitown Hay Ride

Delh i Fernbank area social page reports the Home City High School senior class hosting a hay ride to Miamitown with many guests from both senior and junior classes. A wedding of Helen Reber Cofee and Albert Hamblen is planned for Fernbank Church June 15 with attendants and a Philadelphia based groom. Alumni banquet at the school hall marks a new annual event with daisies and green white decor.

Home City Miamitown Jeanette Stone Helen C. Hall Edith Gorbold Essie M. Hildebrand Homer C. M. Wiant Charles Nimmo Willard Guard Howard Hinchman Alfred E. Hague Gladys Flagler Ogretta Davis Mildred Weiss Herbert Carson Raymond Cropper Clara Falkinburg Mary Miner Pitsburg Ella Miner Fernbank Albert Henderson Helen Reber Albert Arthur Hamblen Church of the Resurrection Margaret Campbell Kansas City C. S. Conger Carmi Ill John Talbot Ward Hamblen Episcopal Academy Philadelphia W. L. Chambers Gordon Jones Howard E. Beidler William Gray Hermonie Flagler Helen Caffee Margaret March Katherine Earhart Florence Hinch The Presbyterian Church Home City High School J. O Ideal High School Walter Lee John Arnold Kate Cahill Reuben Guard Mesdames George Hand Worthington Stuart Clarence West Robert Lee John Beech Misses Grace Kite Ella Wilson Clara Falkinburg Maria Collins Valerie Kruthoffer Katherine Harhart Alta McKinney Willa Wood Hallie McIntyre Mabelle White Ruth van Tyne Margaret Curry Margie Sweeny Maude van

Social round of marriage prep and summer plans

Miss Helen Ratterman near June 30 wedding to Walter Reed prompts a sequence of pre nuptial gatherings. Friends host card parties and social events in Walnut Hills Price Hill and nearby areas with several other summer plans across Ohio and Michigan.

Helen Ratterman Walter Reed Clara Grover Hapsburg Street Walnut Hills Marie Oehler Price Hill Anastasia Kleine Fairfax Avenue Edward Bernens Hilda Beckenhaupt Juliet Laws Richmond Ind Frank Miller Michigan Miller New York H. C. Hatfield May Pomeroy, C William Miller

Miss Helen Ratterman Honored Before Berwyn Visit

Miss Marie Oehler entertained Friday afternoon with cards for the bride-elect Miss Helen Ratterman and Miss Eliza Babbitt. After a visit with friends in Annapolis Md she goes to Berwyn Pa for a visit before spending the summer in Providence R I. Mr and Mrs Newell Hargrave have given up their Lexington residence.

Marie Oehler Helen Ratterman Westwood Eliza Babbitt Annapolis

Tusculum Wedding of Miss Anna Rogers and Mr. Michael Cowan

The wedding occurred Wednesday at 8:30 in St. Stephen's Catholic Church Tusculum with daisies decorating the altar. The bride wore white net and lace and carried Bride roses while Irene Rogers and Thomas Cowan served as attendants. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's mother's home and the couple planned to reside in New York.

Anna Rogers Michael Cowan New York St. Stephen’s Catholic Church Irene Rogers Thomas Cowan Thomas Rogers Tusculum Avenue Cowan Rosemary Kathryn Cowan Robert Burke Kansas City Butterer Kilduff Anna L. Rogers Rose Rogers Slayton Goldey Williamsburg Fred Pressier Archer Street Linwood R. C. Yowell Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Observatory Place Hyde Park Amelia Brown India Spencer Ruth Perin de Lyle Stewart South America Stewart

Wedding of Miss Mary Innes and Dr. Arthur Clancey at Innes Home

The wedding occurred Wednesday evening at the Innes residence with Rev. H. M. Babin officiating. The bridal party included Miss Emily Andem, Miss Ethel Innes, Harrison Clancey, and Fred O'Brien. servants and ribbon bearers accompanied the bride. Dr. and Mrs. Clancey plan an extended Eastern trip and will be at home in July.

Mary Marguerite Innes Arthur H. Clancey Innes H. M. Babin Emily Andem Ethel Innes Harrison Clancey Fred O’brien Wallace Innes Powers Clancey W. W. Innes D. W. Clancey Eliza Beasley Charles Hinsch Isabella Miller Walker Yeatman W. Innes Frank Innes Herbert Kitchell W. A. Hinsch Chapman Hinsch Thomas Blong Babin Ben Dale Sarah Moyer J. H. Barr W. J. Davidson H. C. Eldredge George Flick W. E. Hoy P. P. Hunter

Wyoming High School Commencement in Presbyterian Church

The Wyoming High School held its commencement at the Presbyterian Church for a large audience. Twelve graduates received medals and diplomas, with a long musical program and readings. A flag presentation by local clubs followed, accepted by Superintendent C. S. Fay.

Wyoming High School Presbyterian Church Cecelia Batiste Charles A. Graninger Francis H. Richey Planquette Rose Fisher Smith Arthur Storey Biddle Elizabeth Hyndman Harries Khalid Ali Graninger Marcus B. Kehterman John M. Withrow E. P. Whallen Arthur Biddle Margaret Taylor Whallen Tannhauser C. E. Stanton Monday Club History and Magazine Club Society of Letters Society of D. A. R C. S. Fay

Imported banner silk flag with gold fringe and eagle

A decorative flag described as 1 percent feet size with white stars hand embroidered on both sides. It features gold knotted fringe and a gold eagle atop the staff. Total cost about $60 and noted as very handsome.

Linwood Calendar Club Hosts Launch Outing and Socials

Linwood Calendar Committee members hosted a gathering at the Linwood Launch Club near Sweet Wine Ohio last Monday. Attendees included Miss Florence Ferris and Mrs. Volney Elstun among many others. after a luncheon for Miss Mabel Warner and a card party, many Linwood residents spoke of weddings and local visits. A wedding in Price Hill for Mr. Robert Heekin and Miss Foy was noted, with Rev. Campbell Mackay and his wife recently moved to the Manse.

Linwood Query Club Florence Ferris Volney Elstun Elmer BE. Ferris Linwood Sweet Wine Charles Waters E. E. Ferris Edward Hardisty Pierpont Davy Ross Bailey J. O. Bowdish Charlotte De*Ruyter EE. Ferris Mason Ferris M. A. Knowlden Eugene Harmon R. A. le Blond R. K. le Blond C. Caltby Levi Goodale Campbell Mc Mabel Warner Will.Greenwald Fred Mang William Hull George Long Phil Loos F. Buegler Engle F. Barnes William Fooswinkie J. Baurle Voight Kressling Zorelda Goodhart

Norwood Wedding of Catherine Woolley and Horace Mendenhall

Miss Catherine Woolley and Prof. Horace Mendenhall were married at the Norwood Methodist Church with Rev. John Beery officiating. The ceremony featured daisies ferns and bridesmaids Miss Bertha Ferguson Ida Felix and Pearl Barton with Dr. James Birdsall as best man and ushers including George Neider Frank Bachelor George Bennett and Wilbur Arnold. An informal reception followed at the bride's mother's home on Marion avenue.

Catherine Woolley Horace Mendenhall John Beery Greenfield Bertha Ferguson H. J. Bankley Canada Katherine Sullivan Michael Joseph Donovan Buffalo N. Y Norwood Musical Club Coney Island William H. Campbell Clifford Cordes Jennie Mooney Harold Ryland E. Nelson High William C. Cooder William Fridman Howard Just W. H. Campbell Llewelyn Evans E. G. Peebles H. F. Thompson Nell Evans Robert Edmondson William Bittle Charles Haight H. F. Cellarius Kinder W. H. Beecher C. Winans Lester Blair Werter Betty Stuart Chicago W. P. Dolle St. Paul Minn Louis Griffith Jackson Oak Hill Alfred Victor Bowman Miami Military Institute Germantown Nannie Bowman Institute George Neider Frank Bachelor George Bennett Wilbur George Arnold M. M. Woolley Marion Avenue Norwood Prof. Mendenhall Ruth Arnold

Norwood artists exhibit at Stevens home on June 10

A Norwood art exhibit closed its year with a showcase at the Stevens home. Miss Elsie contributed china and paintings, Miss Beresford showed embroidery, Miss Isabelle displayed watercolors, and many others including Mrs. Folger Miss Graves and Miss Hattersley presented china painting wood carving and lacework. Attendees list includes J. A. Lloyd Orris Cobb George Mills Edward Mills and many more.

Wynites _ Ferguson Katherine - Geen Aiene Marie C. Folger Nellie Graves China Mattie Hattersley Mary Trinett Haight F.W. Hebberd Lirs Emma Mills Norwood A. L. Pope E. H. Seaman George 8. Stevens D. C. Thomas Messrs and Mesdames J. A. Lloyd Orris Cobb George E. Mills Edward Mills J. C. Cadwallader Walter Reynolds Henry Snow W. A. Corre C. E. Page Church F. A. Woodmansee J. D. Blair H. I. Justice M. E. Sparrow N. A. Lloyd J. W. Lockton B. M. Gardner Jacob Maguire Wilcox Ideson Gregg Lynch Seaman Davis Hattersley Thomas Hollis

Hyde Park Socials and Weddings Highlight Summer Plans

Social notices recount a Miss Olive Weber birthday party with games and prizes at Hyde Park, plus multiple engagements, weddings, and club gatherings. The spread includes preparations for Annapolis visits, Knox Church events, and summer residence changes among local families.

Ladies Society Reports Growth and July Outing

Mrs T J Nichol as Treasurer and Mrs C M Fisher as Secretary cited a membership of fifty with a large fund from the past year. The society plans its regular outing in July. Mrs Anna E Rogers visits her son George Rogers on his stock farm in Eastwood. Thursday evening Miss Cora Stricker hosted a lawn party on Zumstein avenue with guests including Marguerite Goodall Edith Nichol Norma Cox Ruth Clemens Grace Jones Edith Steinman Helen Tieman Cora Stricker Bur Duble Emmet Scallan O B Wheeler George Fox Don Nichol Stanley Tieman Charlie Andrews Will Eisenberg ay Schroeder and Al Striker.

T. J. Nichol C. M. Fisher Anna E. Rogers George Rogers Eastwood Cora Stricker Zumstein Avenue Marguerite Goodall Rock Hill Edith Nichol Norma Cox Ruth Clemens Grace Jones Edith Steinman Helen Tieman Messrs Bur Duble Emmet Scallan O. B. Wheeler George Fox Don Nichol Stanley Tieman Charlie Andrews Will Eisenberg Ay Schroeder al Striker

Boni Omni Club Meeting and Local Social Notes

Northside residents report a pleasant Boni Omni Club gathering at the G A R Hall with dancing featured. Mrs. W B Chenoweth hosted the Five Hundred Club Friday afternoon. A Northside group visited Ryland Kentucky for a luncheon hosted by Mrs J P Towsley with many attendees listed, including Mrs Charles Paver and Mrs T J Tannian among others.

G. A. R. Hall W. B. Chenoweth F. B. Mitchell Remington Ohio Maynard Washington D. H Hugh Adams Northside Ryland J. P. Towsley Charles Paver T. J. Tannian J. W. Greenfield Andrew Schmid Edmund Holmes Reggendorf G. L. Durland Will, Brisben Axsman Schacht Swift Pfau

Epworth Heights Summer Cottages Occupied

Mr and Mrs R Fey take a summer cot tage. Mrs Dr Bunyan and Miss Alice Runte occupy their own cottage on Heights. A Cincinnati Norwood party visits and dines with chaperones. Maple Point cottage guests include Mrs Butler and daughter Marie and Miss Dora Kuhp. An informal dance and band concert at Riverside Hotel. Mr and Mrs Walter Dickson visit Cincinnati. Mrs N B Abbott enjoys her own cottage. Mr Pierce Butler travels in the South and visits family on the Heights.

R. Fey Dr. Bunyan Alice Runte Heights Cincinnati Norwood Worth Virginia S$tukerman Helen Geiser Charles Geiser Clifford Shrober Will Herbstreit Butler Marie Dora Kuhp Maple Point Riverside Hotel Walter Dickson N. B. Abbott Pierce Butler South

Glendale social notes and travel plans for several residents

Glendale scene lists guests visiting Miss Hattie McKelvey and Miss Dorcas Massey, travels to Chicago and Los Angeles, graduation news, a Bridge Club season finale, and upcoming society events including Clara Mary Tuttle and William Probasco’s Charlottesville wedding on June 30 1908 and Glendale High School class of 1908 commencement on June 18.

James F. Heady Aleathea Weatherby Hattie McKelvey Chicago Miss Archer Minneapolis Dorcas Massey John K. Sterrett Charles Johnson Clay Greybill Indianapolis John McCune Harry Hall Mortimer Matthews Lam Philadelphia China Miss Lewis Walter St. John Jones Lawrence Thompson McMicken Hall Bridge Club Mabel Taylor Louise Halsted Edith Taylor Ellen Jackson Patty Jackson Henrietta Bailey Madge Merrill Elizabeth Matthews Margaret Titus Mesdames Virginia Mollyneaux Lawson Moores Edward Dawson William James Los Angeles Ruby Sears Camp Sycamore Howard Richardson St. Louis Harriet Richardson Lyceum Miss Massey Carrie Moorey John Little Elizabeth Little Glendale Herman Lackman Avondale Albert Henry Tuttle Clara Mary William Ramsey Probasco University of Virginia Charlottesville Glendale High School

Marguerite Bryson to Wed Mr Sam W Hillis Jr

Wedding plans unfold as Miss Marguerite Bryson daughter of the late George Bryson of Chicago will marry Mr Sam W Hillis Jr at the home of her aunt Mrs Frank M Opp in Woodlawn on Tuesday evening June 30. Attendants and guests travel from Cincinnati Lexington and Chicago for the event.

Hawley Youtsey Avenel Oxford Marguerite Bryson George Bryson Chicago Sam W. Hillis, Jr Frank M. Opp Woodlawn Harry Grapes Albert Grapes Mt. Pleasant Avenue James Gates

Harrison Social Roundup Features Visits and Commencement

Mrs L C Harsch and Lois returned to Detroit after three weeks with the Tebbs family. Dr Sophia Kern of St Louis visits her mother Mrs Hester White. Leroy Tebbs and wife visit from Dayton Ohio. Several families from Hartwell Cleves Rushville Sheridan Winchester attend gatherings. Harrison High juniors host seniors. commencement exercises set for Thursday in City Hall with graduates including Margaret.

Merlin Cleves John Ingram Mary Conover Rushville Ind Bert Webb Clara Angevine Sheridan, Ilk J. C. Kilgour J. L. Edmonson Lucy Winchester L. C. Hawk Albert Campbell Charles Fisher Sam Small Harry Griffiths Hartwell Stephen Burk Martha Burk M. G Margery Davison Nan Hopping Eudis Lena White Bessie Turrell Néflie Maxwell Clyde Dick Halstead Scott Neal McGowan Peté Miller Harrison High School City Hall Margaret

Harrison preps graduates hear addresses in Indiana

Catherine Viel and Rose Smith led the commencement exercises with Rev. L. Brown of Lebanon delivering the address. Charles L. Hopping of Cincinnati spoke to the graduates as essays and readings featured musical numbers by local and Cincinnati participants. The Round Table Club hosted a summer outing at Barber resort near New Trenton with many members and guests attending.

C. F. Bauer Nan Hopping Dean Helen Hopping Cincinnati Leola Riser W. H. Yeager B. B. Hartpence W. E. Taylor Round Table Club Barber Summer Resort New Trenton Ind J. C. Kilgour W. F. Layporte Messrs and Mesdames Coburn Walter Hartpence R. A. Bowlby H. O. Campbell George B. Tebbs Bert Webb Angie Yost J. Burk Anna Marsh

Latonia News Briefs On Local Visits And Travel

Mrs. Martin Dupauw leaves Rogers Avenue for June with her mother Mrs. Brookes in Van Wert Ohio. Mrs. Thomas Hageniger and children of Butler Kentucky visit Mrs. Enoch Bradley. Prof. Edward S. Fogg hosts Mr. Sam C. De Garmo of Chauteau Oklahoma for the week. De Garmo plans to depart Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Schmid visit Mrs. T. P. Purnett last week. Mrs. Bryan of Mexico visits sister Mrs. Lew Rice. John Sheppard McDaniels of Louisville visits his sister Mrs. Grant Perkins. William Lett returns home after an extended South trip. H B Runyan leaves for brother Lycurgus Bunyan in Morrow Ohio. Mrs. Hedges goes to Bethany West Virginia for son Charles graduation. Mrs. George Walter and children visit her mother near Vanceburg Kentucky. Mr. J H Dickhaut and wife celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on Park Drive.

Martin Dupauw Rogers Avénue Brookes van Wert Thomas Hageniger Butler Enoch Bradley Earle Avenue Sam C. de Garmo Chauteau Okla Edward S. Fogg South Dinmore Park de Garm William Lett H. B. Runyan Lycurgus Bunyan Morrow Hedges Bethany Charles George Walte Vanceburg J. H. Dickhaut Park Drive

Social Roundup From Evanston Gatherings And A Kentucky Wedding

Evanston residents hosted card afternoons and club gatherings on Langdon and Brewster avenues. Guests included Schirmer Adams Rubey Leatherby Tieman and Bruce among others. A local Five Hundred Club event drew Jeanette Klayer Tresus Cox Ruth Ditchen and others. A Windsor area wedding was celebrated in Winchester Kentucky with Ethel Starr marrying Carl A Wickers who will reside on Montgomery Avenue after the honeymoon.

Denhan Langdon Avenue Mesdames Schirmer Adams Rubey Leatherby Tieman Brown Miss Bruce Brewster Avenue Jeanette Klayer Tresus Cox Ruth Ditchen Jeanette, Greenwald Elsie Greenwald Elsie Webb Margaret Goodall South Carolina Esther Washburn Natalie Kelsall Irma Wright Clara Valentine Carl A. Wickers Winchester

Milford Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits

Mrs M T Musselman and two children from Kansas spend a week with Miss Harriet Belt. W L Sanford visits home in Salt Lake City after five months with relatives. Milford Progress Club members attend Clermont County Federation of Women's Clubs in Amelia. Mrs Walter Boone Velma Hodges and Norma Scott assist on the program. Mrs Joseph A Sanders Jr returns from a visit with daughter in New York City. Mothers Jewels entertained by Woman's Home Missionary Society on church lawn with Loren Greeno and Dorothy Sarah Greeno home for summer. Universalist Church ladies host fete on church lawn.

M. T. Musselman Kansas Harriet W. Belt Salt Lake City Utah Milford Progress Club Clermont County Federation of Women’s Clubs Amelia Walter Boone Velma Hodges Norma Scott Milforde

Relief Corps Convention in Lima and visiting guests

Mrs. R. C. Phillips and Mrs. Mary Bell plan to attend the Relief Corps convention in Lima starting Monday. Phillips will then travel to Springfield. Several gatherings are noted with guests from Georgetown Kentucky and Zaleski Ohio, including Mrs. Keffer entertaining and a Five Hundred Club event hosted by Annie Hodapp.

R. C. Phillips Mary Bell Thimble Bee Scheer Alfred Drake Schenck Agnes Petty Wedding Callahan Dawson Foutz Long A. C. Boals Zaleski Meeker Mrs. Day Felicity Ruth Brady Saltair

Terrace Park Commencement At Baptist Church

Terrace Park held its annual school commencement in the Baptist Church with decorations in class colors. Cincinnati Conservatory performers provided music and Esa B. Turner read an essay on the Development of the Draffia. Ferdinand Jelke Jr. of Cincinnati gave the address. Principal C. H. Kingman retired and Charles H. Kingman accepted the high school job in Kankakee Illinois.

Henry Fischer W. C. Scofield Cleveland A. E. Anderson Jamestown N. Y Charles H. Kingman Terrace Park School Baptist Church Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Esa B. Turner Ferdinand Jelke, Jr Cincinnati C. H. Kingman Kingman City Kankakee

Social Visit Notes From Newtown and Nearby

Newtown social rounds include Moorhouse family from Madisonville visiting Mrs E A Thomas and sisters Ardelle and Kate Bodine from Plainville. Belle Armstrong visiting Neville Ohio cousin Ed Lemon. John Stickrel hosts Queen City friends. Weinkaur from Portsmouth spends Sunday locals. Arminta Sullivan returns from Dayton visit. Jay Mrrilees and children from Linwood visit Edith Drake.

Moorhouse Dorothy Weinkaur Portsmouth Arminta Sullivan Mis. J. W. Dodds Dayton Jay Mérrilees Linwood Edith Drake

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