Somerville News Notes and Local Visits
Someville teems with small town chatter as Elisa Cox, widow of James M. Cox of Columbus, marks ten days of Barnett family events. Visitors from Chicago and Dayton stop by relatives. locals share reports of shopping trips, church gatherings, and rides to Hamilton and Camden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Latin
Hywne
Elizabeth Lumm
Oxtl
Pire
Frank Duffield
Hamilton
E.W. Lane
Herman Walters
Hrookville
Ind
Berbice Vrusier
Wanoilton
Mary Stephens
Ruth Miller
Hyuiltoy
Marie Due
Hawthorn Hill social notes list distant visitors and local gatherings
Miss Gene Dallas of Indianapolis visited Hawthorn Hill for weeks while Ton Kennedy and family of Richmond were guests of Mr and Mrs George Duffield. Local residents attend reunions, carnivals, and extended visits with relatives in Eaton Dayton Union City and Sturgis. Many names appear including Decker Mikesell Stayton Litebiser Duffield Patterson Thomas Hart Webb and Paxton with trips to Cedar Point Rustic Lake and Bay area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorn
Gene Dallas
Indianapolis
Ton Kennedy
Richmond
George Duffield
Decker
Somerville
Samuel Decker
Mary Patterson
Charlie Patterson
Dayton
Hawthorn Hill
Guy CG
Charlie Meyer
Robert Stayton
Harry Litebiser, Jr
Cedar
Point
Robert Litehiser
D. K. Litehiser
Mary
Mendenhall
West Elkton
Farry Dalles
Tndianapolis
Ross
Eaton
Luther Harrison
Castin
Howard Hart
Ruth
Ed. Mikesell
Selah
Union City
H. M. Stump
Elbert Hufman
Rivadavia Battleship Ready for Final Test in Dry Dock
New York August 22 The Rivadavia the largest battleship in world built for Argentina by American shipbuilders lies in Brooklyn navy yard dry dock ready for final speed trials off Rockland Maine. She was launched August 26 1911 by Fore River Shipbuilding Quincy Mass and expected in service within a year. Displacement 27500 tons carries twelve 12 inch guns.
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Rivadavia
New York
New Rivadavia
Argentine Republic
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Rockland
Brooklyn
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Mass
Arkansas
Wyoming
Kenworthy Hostesses Entertain Family Guests Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Kenworthy delightfully entertained guests Sunday including Mrs C W Helffer of Debatur Tad Mrs Emma Heller Greenville Oj Dir and Mrs Kijn Kenworthy Lewisburg O and Mr and Mrs Abe Charles from north of Exton in a cordial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kenworthy
W. Helfer
Debatur
Tad
Emma Heller
Greenville
Kijn Kenworthy
Lewisburg
Abe Charles
Exton
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Towns
Mrs Josephi Myers of Georgetown visited Mrs Miller on Monday. Mr and Mrs Jno Conrad returned home after a Cincinnati trip. Mrs Jas Harmon visited her daughter Mrs Claye Kapp. Carl Reiff and Otto Bandusky in Amanda Thursday. George Kung in Hamilton Saturday. Several from here attended the dance at Trenton Saturday evening. Mrs P Kane entertained Mrs An nx Adams and others from Cincinnati. Miss Helen Humgherly of Ham Mou spent a few days with relatives. Libbett Thompson of Union Village spent Sunday with Rollutiss Foontily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Webb
Tournitton
Bry
Roy Webb
Mer
John Thomas
Mary Paxton
Miss Paston
Herman’ Poller
John Blaspent
Anny Kenworthiy
Jesrent Kyles
Josephi Myers
Georgetown
Miller
Jno
Conrad
Cincinnati
Jas. Harmon
Dughter
Claye Kapp
Trenton
George
Middletown
Stian Reiff
P. Kane
Annx Adams
Helen Humgherly
Ham Mou
Sandi Charles Miller
Minneapolis
Minny
Re Vor
Dierline
Ange
Mra
Claveline MuVither
Sot Moyd
Tucdianapolis
Ind
G. Re Haysol
Mesdames
John Fisher
FL le Me Vicker
Jos. Davis
Lavanda Clements
Moe Aint Ghest
Sehoweyer
Ada
Frama Clements
Nelle Ra
Oxford
A. D. Herron
Martha Emrick
Homer Bake Yinger
Springfield
Ella Roth
Hamilton
Joa
Davis
Julius Kolb
Anne and
Lillian Thompson
Waynestown
Uni
George Sull
Charlee Nixon
Green
Mtv Atk
Palas
Hero
Dos
Ures Bi Tuegsday
Sunady
Jos
Herron
Momlane
Western
Bow, Stephenson
Mys
Moly
Cincingati
Thilmy Bulli
Gram Nixon
Fiat Insiiucer
Athel 'Beekolk
Mulh'Unzieher
Hugo jHinsinger
Callinsville
Okeana News Highlights From August Visit And Local Events
Gertrude Becker and daughters Ia and Gertie visited New Haven on Monday with several others from here. The Dreweraburg picnic occurred Saturday. Atwood Gutridge lost a valuable horse Sunday night when struck by lightning. Martin Tischer hosted relatives from Cincinnati Sunday. Miss Clara Shupp visited Mrs. Jerenbach Thursday. Haseos Folin was in the area Monday. Pearl Cleaver hosted cousins Margaret and Mildred Keely from Harrison the last days. Atwood Guizardgn hosted his Kentucky-based father for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Dwewal
Okvana
Gertrude Becker
Gertie
New Haven
Pearl Cleaver
Margaret
Mildred Keely
Harrison
Atwood Guizidgn
Kentucky
Lial
Family reunion near Drewersburg marks Sunday gathering
Mr and Mrs William Daniela relied on the latter s parents at Drewersburg Thursday afternoon. A family reunion was held at the home of Mrs Gertrude Becker entertaining her children and grandchildren Saturday evening and Sunday. Those present included Mrs Kathryn Cone and children Mr and Mrs Harry Creavinile and son Mr and Mrs Charles Conway and children of Hamilton Mrs Clara Thompson and children of Middletown Mr and Mrs Frank Becker and son of Oke rog Mr and Mrs Wm Moenck and children Mr and Mrs George Jouss and children George Ida and Gerlie Becker of this place. Others present were Mia Surat Jones Ora Few Clara Ream Robert Schowacher Henry Maloney Scott Dan ford and Lawrence Miler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William- Daniela
Drewersburg
Gertrude Becker
Kathryn Cone
Harry Creavinile
Charles Conway
Hamilton
Clara ‘Thompson
Middletown
Frank ‘Becker
Okerog
Wm. Moenck
George Jouss
George
Ida
Gerlie Becker
Mia
Surat Jones
Ora Few
Clara ,Ream
Robert Schowacher
Henry Maloney
Scott Danford
Lawrence Miler
Pleasant Run Social News From Pleasant Run
Miss Cla Geiger of St Louis visits her sister in Pleasant Run. Mrs Otto Jessup guests of her parents at Glendaly Inst. Henry Sei loses driving horse. Otto Stonaker wed Miss Alien McCormick of Fairplay. Martin Lenehaver and family host visitors from Hamilton. Albert Hornung and daughter hosted by Henry Jacoby. Mrs Martin Phelps visits Gna Struble in Georgetown. Thompson of Mt Healthy visits. Elsie Bockmayer visits Alice Dalton. RF Tones family entertainments. Anna Wanred hosts friends.
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Speelat
Vleusant
Cla Geiger
St. Louis
Tl. Hui
Otter
Herbert Slonaker Y
Cincinnati
Otto Jessup
Glendaly
Henry Sei
Elbert Histon
Lindenwald
Celia
Mavie Casey
Chicago
Alice Dalton
Barney McClure
Preston
Otto Stonaker
Marsriage
Alien McCormick
Fairplay
Martin Lenehaver
Hamilton
H. Kehr
Albert Hornungs
Henry Jacoby
Martin Phelps
Gna 'Struble
Georgetown
Thompson
Mt. Healthy
Elsie Bockmayer
Anna Wanred
Local Notes and Social Rounds From Bathons Aug 21
Bathons Aug 21 Mrs Ace Vanness visits relatives on Sunday and neighbors. Mr and Mrs Stafford of West Ethlon attended church and a Carthage fair. Huisby Corsuch visited Michel and Stella, attended the Carthage fair. Haberl Swearingen returned from Okeland for a week’s visit with Everett Clary. Lowatia to preach Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Presbyterian church with a social hour and brews afterwards. Gorsuch property for sale including house Aug 23. The Gorsuch reunion day in Willie Gor’s grove drew about a hundred people. Dinner was served and baskets opened. Mrs Josie McKioney died Sunday after long illness. Funeral at the house Wednesday at 2 o clock burial at Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
West Ethlon
Bla Downey
Jericho
Kyle
Huisby Corsuch
Michel
Stella
Leone
Haberl Swearingen
Okeant
Nome
Asveek
Wil
Everett Clary
Lowatia
Helfie Baker
Sore
Persia
Gorsuch Rennian
Bauvilag
Willie Gorsrl
Lundred
Josie McKioney
Friath MeKtiones
Mason
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Hamilton Business College
Ohio
M. Allen
Home
Okeana
Colt
Fan Conen
High Street
Bell
Mamilton's
Clarence Knox
Mabel Burk
Elsie Beekinger
Elizabeth Suwarla
Ladies Aid Society
Darrtown
Bathons
Ace Vanness
Soudey Iron Casino
Irene Nee
Atta
Simone Oil Company Oe
Alee
Bendway
New York City
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