College Corner notes social visits and vacations
Miss May Bishop of Camden was a guest of Misses Eunice and Jess le Burhant Friday and Saturday. Miss Lucile Stephens returns to Hamilton after vacation in Sevenville. Miss Grace Smith hosted a six o'clock dinner Saturday. Mrs. Murphy of Boston visits her brother James Seals. Mrs. EB HW Wysong and son Eidwil were in Oxton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ridendon and son from Hartwell were guests of Mrs. JH Wysong. Will Weicker and Greer Stont hosted Sunday supper. The Saults returned from Whitewater where they are vacationing through August. A sermon was delivered Sunday, then they left for Whitewater. Fern Rosebranch visited her kin in Hamilton Sunday to Wednesday. Miss Bowman enjoys two weeks of vacation visiting friends in Hamilton. Mr and Mrs WF Manag and Mrs George Skinner attended Chautauqua at Liberty. The Qudkins and Sniders attended Chautauqua at Liberty Sunday. Mrs Helen Armstrong returned Wednesday after a month with relatives near Liberty. Lew Duvall of Oxford and George Stout hosted guests Friday evening.
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College Corner
May Bishop
Camden
Eunice
Jessulle Burhant
Lucile Stephens
Hamilton
Sevenville
Grace Smith
Geeral
Murphy
Boston
James. Seals
EB. HW. Wysong
Eidwil
Oxtond
Chas, Ridenonr
Hartwell
J. HL. Wysong
Will Weicker
Greer Stont
Rey
J.T. Sault
Whitewater
Fern Rosebranch
Hawilion
Missarn Bowman
Tamilton
Mrang
WF Manag
George Skinner
Liberty
Charles Qudkin
Frank Snider
Helen Armstrong
Chas. Weieher
Lew Duvall
Oxford
George Stout
Cedar Avenue Social Notes Reflect Neighboring Visits
The Cedar Avenue page lists a flurry of weekend and Monday visits. Mrs Tom Ogden and daughters spent time with Mrs Mary Mann and daughters Wilna and Molva. Clarence Frame and family united with friends Mevi and Mrs James Mint and son Homer. John Bailey of Eaton and family joined J K Webb and kin. Misses Orva and Grace McDonald were Richmond visitors. Will Bailey family and Lou Emerick and baby Gladys visited T B Finericks and others.
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Aperial
Jenreal
Cedar Avenue
John T. Bailey
Eaton
Steve Bailey
Craig
Richmond
Thursda
Orva
Grace McDonald
Will Bailey
Lou Emerick
Gladys
T. B. Finerick
Fred Dunlap
PODOLAX PROMISES RELIEF FOR LIVER STOMACH AND BOWELS
An old fashioned advertorial urges readers to use PODOLAX to free the liver stomach and intestines from built up ashes of bad digestion. It promotes natural recovery by supporting liver function and claims permanent results through nature not brute purges with calomel or mineral waters. It also mentions PODOLAN at bedtime and Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for coughs and colds.
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Nature
Liver
Local Social Notes From Eaton Area Gatherings and Visits
Numerous visits and greetings unfold around Eaton as families from nearby towns like Eldorado Baton Milford Syracuse and West Alexandria gather for meals threshing and Sunday company. Names appear repeatedly including Webb Frame Davisson Bailey Reed and Davisson families with several mentions of visitors from Camden Eaton and North McAlister Oklahoma. A birth is noted as Mrs Ralph Morrow welcomed a son and Mrs Huff Than her son.
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Dunlap
Camden
Eva Guckian
Mins Hattie Heed
Shewnan
Eldorado
J. M. Bailey
Earl
Christian
Steve Bailey
Davisson
R. A. White
Dave Mano
James Newton
Oear Baton
Ynd
Roy Webb
Eva Webb
P. P. Webb
Baton
Joby Bowers
West Alexandria
Hattie Reed
Tom Stubbs
Jno
Frame
Gon Raymond
Hazel House
Orva McDonald
Edith Dunlap
Eaton
Preston Reed Gut
Frank Wilson
Carrie Kelley
Mary Mann
Imma Beasley
Lizzie Frame
Melva Beasley
Katie Craig
Daisy Bailey
Sam Davisson
Allen
Clifford
Chas. Davisson
Syracuse
Ind
Wall Davisson
Bella Bailey
W. G. Bailey
Ralph Morrow
Will Davisson
Hattie
Chas
Dau
Miss Male
Bethany Al 9 The Journal And Local News
Bethany al 9 reports visits by Ang Carter family from Middletown with the Lermer family and Miss Cramer of Hamilton. Mrs Mamie Alivu returns from Sidney and Springfield, and Mr Ren Smith visits Miss Eila Carter. Mrs Kimma Crane returns from two months with Mrs Mettie Baker. Rev Fitzgerald of Morrow will preach Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church. Friday B Coreush suffers serious injuries when Alf Lowes horse strikes and tramples him, breaking two ribs and causing further bruising.
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Bethany
Ang
Ulurry Carter
Ramily
Middletown
Lermer
Alavne Carter
Asses Muth
Naomi Wingen
Cramer
Hamilton
Mamie Alivu
Sidney
Springfield
Ren Smith
Pyletsville
Eila Carter
Kimma
Selkirk Apectst To The Jourant
Selkirk Aug 7 Mrs A ba Morris Sadie Wil- Tiawgon spent Saturday in Hamilton Ralph Urban visiting Hamilton guests of his parents Henry Tatha way Mrs Tema Butterfield Shandon spent last week with her parents James Gillespie Mrs Atina Alved iy with her sister Elizabeth George Mr and Mrs Nathan Bryant entertained at Sunday dinner Rev and Mrs Greenwood of Dex Moines Town Mr and Mrs Hathaway of Hamilton and Miss Ethel Ryman of Scipi Mr and Mrs Rose of Muncie Td returned home after spending weeks with Mr and Mrs Lewis Gant Mr and Mrs Nathan Dryant and
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Jourant
Selkirk
A. Ba Morris Sadie Wil- Tiawgon
Hamilton
Ralph Urban
Henry Tathaway
Tema Butterfield
Shandon
James Gillespie
Atina Alved Iy
Lizabeth George
Nathan Bryant
Greenwood
Dex Moines
Town
Hathaway
Ethel Ryman
Scipio
Rose
Muncie
Lewis Gant
Nathan Dryant
Scipio Socials Report Local Outings and Recoveries
Sins Alva and Ralph and Miss Etbel Ryman of Scipio rode to Millville Riley Walker Mixersville Raymond and Peoria last Sunday afternoon and were hosted for a chicken supper at Mr abst Mr and Mrs Karl Ryman’s Peoria. Mrs Mary George has recovered from illness. Several from the vicinity attended the Home Coming at Scipio last Saturday afternoon and evening. Alyn Bryant and Miss Ethel Ryman of Scipio joined the social at Resley last Saturday night and enjoyed a fine time.
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Alva
Ralph
Etbel* Ryman
Scipio
Millville
Reiley
Walker
Mixersville
Raymond
Peoris
Karl Ryman
Peoria
Mary George
Alyn Bryant
Ethel Ryman
Resley
West Elkton Notes On Local Happenings And Travel
West Elkton Ohio notes include brick work on the new schoolhouse started by pricklayers, visits by the Catfield and Sebouren families, Robertson planning a trip to Minneapolis to see Will and wife, and Mrs Elizabeth Gifford returning home. A horse caused an auto scare spoiling bread on the Durden Edkton route. Families visited relatives, and the Mendenhall reunion is set for Pleasant Grove. Packing for a move to Bethany follows news of Sadie Bennett’s health and Luella Collum’s new house progressing.
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George Catfield
Hawthorh Hl
Charles Sebouren- Deelor Clary
Robertson
Minneapolis
Will
Elizabeth Gifford
Durden
Edkton
Roberts
Freq
Charles Schouten
Fountain City
Richmond
Lora Stubbs
Franklin Chautauqua
Mendenhall
Pleasant
Visiting relatives and locals gather at New Baltimore socials
Mrs. Caroline Seliwah and Miss Linale Seigle of Indianapolis visit relatives in New Baltimore while Mrs. Jennie Scott of Lindenwald stays with I W Stott. Verne Fitzpatrick and lyother Tom from Cincinnati join Mrs. Roxey Willey. Clarence Young and daughter of Dayton visit the Kintuler family. Ruth Bevington stays with Mable Walker. Ed Pearson and family from North Side are Sunday visitors. N A Crawford of Scribes picnic visits Saturday night and Sunday. Rumor says contractor Tan Jey of Cleves has the job for the concrete bridge at Hadelfile. Several attend Joe Hawk's party above New Tavan Monday night.
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Journal
New Baltimore
Caroline Seliwah
Linale Seigle
Indianapolis
Jennie Scott
Lindenwald
I. W. Stott
S. Verne Fitzpatrick
Lyother Tom
Cincinnati
Roxey Willey
Clarence Young
Dayton
Kintuler
Ruth Bevington
Mable Walker
Ed. Pearson
Northside
N. A. Crawford
Scribes Picnic
Tan Jey
Cleves
Omcrete Brirlse
Hadelifle’s
Joe Hawk
New Tavan
Local visitors and guests rot in Liberty area notes
Mrs Loren Simitz and baby Loella visited in Liberty on Monday. Bernice Youns of Indianapolis visits friends here this week. Ernest Fields and Ison Dan returned home after a week's stay. Henry Hikenberry hosted a dinner for several families. Raymond Skinner and family and Willie Kirk joined. Huffman family from Danville spent time with Mrs O A Hida and family. Lottie Paxton and baby Gilmore visited with Sam Davis family. Raymond Bake and baby from College Corner spent Friday with Loren Blmultz family.
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Spevins
Contreras
Loren Simitz
Baby Loella
Liberty
Bernice Youns
Indianapolis
Frigends
Ernest Fields
Ison Dan
Lieberty
Henry Hikenberry
Bert Colyer
Raymond Skinner
Willie Kirk
Mow
P. S. Huffman
Misa Hazel
Danville
A. Hidda
Huffman
Flora Whitmeyer
Hag
Mra
Lottie Paxton
Gilmore
Baby Show Promises Prizes At County Event
A local notice lists sponsors and prizes for a baby show at two oclock. Banks, hardware firms, grocers, and flour makers offer rewards including cash, flour bags, and silverware for top baby contestants. Several merchants advertise products and services during the event.
Woodland Park Social Roster Highlights Local Visits
The community paper lists residents visiting relatives and friends across Hamilton, Pleasant, Newport, and Triadelphia. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Pan Frehtling, Mrs. Reese Pipber, the Weisnhorn family, McCormicks, Margaret Vogel and Hilde, Echo Hileman, Sydney McCormick, Frieda Hornung, Merkey Payne, Debby McCormick, and others. A note mentions an upcoming obituary service scheduled for Saturday.
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Debby
Alice McCormick
E. E. McCornick
A. TR. McCormick
Triidiana
Frieda Hornung
Merkey Payne
Marl Jayne
David Weisenborn, Jr
George Weisenborn
B. FE. McCormick
Namib
Cora Weisenborn
Newport
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