Windsor Entertains GW Club In Social Evening
The GW club met at Mise Morn Windsor's home on Minor Avenue on Monday evening with music dancing and beverages. Prizes of 500 fell to Be Arnold Ghapen and Miss Per Windsor with Mrs Melvin Bridge receiving consolation. A delicious luncheon followed, with attendees including Mary Flew Zim mers, Helen Savith, Gertrude Taylor, and many other local figures. The article also notes upcoming events among St Mary’s Altar Society and various church and charity circles in Middletown and nearby communities.
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Misa Fern Windsor
Mise Morn Windsor
A. Horbore
Minor Avenue
Prines
Arnold Ghapen
Per Windsor
Melvin Bridge
Adilicious Inneheon
Minses Relty Eekstorm Mary Flew Zimtmers
Whelmin Savith
Gerdrute Taylor
Louise. Ro
SALLYS SALLIES AND LOCAL EVENTS LISTINGS
Afternoon club notices and meeting plans include Biola Weiler Taylor reading a feature at the YWCA, a Franken performance with Margatel Cherry and Glenn Auilora, and a January 13 meeting of the Dytermitional Vedetious group. Notre Dame P T A and Madrigal ensembles at Miami University are scheduled events with other city club activities. Mortgage notes include the Benfield estate probate filing and a $500 personal property estimate.
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Amnor
Famille High School
ALY. Woc. A
Madrigal
Miami University
Woman's City
Heitfield
Jenkins
Thoughtery
Sibu
Benfield
Tass
Ohio residents listed in brief society notes
Misa Mary turft of Chilicothe Ohio is the puree of Miss Louise Becker. Friends of Mrs Bullert A Forbes will be glad to learn she is convalescing after four weeks illness. Young friends of Mrs Mary A Kouteher Pleasant avenue will be curious to learn that she is ill and hope for her speedy recovery. POM Fenton returned from a pleasant visit with his son Haery and family at Cleversuil Ohio.
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Misa Mary Turft
Chilicothe
Ohio
Louise Becker
Bullert A. Forbes
Mary A. Kouteher
Pleasant Avenue
Fenton
Haeryad
Cleversuil
Miss Mary Richter Called by Death
Miss Mary Richter, a 7 year old resident of Trenton, dies after a medical stay in Middletown. Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Wednesday at the Lathevitn church with Rev. EL Th indkgent officiating, followed by burial in One Lutheran cemetery. Survived by a brother Henry Richter, 10 nephews and nieces, and 3 generations of relatives. Estate matters include sale of household goods of I. Vain Mit. Athletic Association of the United Presbyterian church holds meeting at parish house.
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Mary Alor
Vrentat
Muddlecuwa
Trenton
Tranton
Richter
Middletown Hospital
Treston
Aline
Henry Richter
Atven
Frederick Richter
Ren
Cain Estate
Oxlesby-Barnit
Bunk
Truest Co
Middletown
Tim
Alternative For War Is Greatest Aim Of Present Day
John Move of Dayton Ohio, regional directory of the Ohio branch of the League of Nations association, spoke at the Women's City Club meeting in Hamilton. He argued war is humanity's oldest institution and urged alternatives through international cooperation, citing rising costs and human toll of wars. The gathering included a business meeting, committee elections, and letters from railroads pledging cooperation on smoke abatement.
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Woman’s City Club
John 8
Move
Dayton
Ohio
League of Nationa Association
Meare
Ion
Moore
Afr
Pennsylvania
Hamilton
William Johnson Dies at Gratis After Long Hamilton Residency
William Johnson, a Civil War veteran and long time Hamilton resident, died Monday at his Gratis home at age 93 years 6 months. Survived by widow Rachel Johnson, two daughters Ada Cowling and Ollie Venene, and son Peak M. Johnson, he served in the 34th Ohio Volunteer Infantry under General Williams. Funeral services will be held at 1:00 PM Wednesday at Greenwood Cemetery with interment there.
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Johnson
Gratis
William Johnson
Hamilton
Mer. Johnson
Willy
34Th Ohio Valiteer Infantry
Peeina VowlerVeer
Dedinson
Rachel Johnsnan
Vda Cowling
M Ollie VeNeen
Rt. Lewis
Peak ML. Dohrian
AMC
Greenwood Cemetery
St Ann's Holy Name Elects Storer President
Joseph Storer was elected president of St Ann's. other officers named were secretary Wke Rivzert and treasurer Joseph Mullens. A racial hour followed at the school halls. Sherers, formerly of Hamilton, bankruptcy petitions were filed in United States district court in Cincinnati by Harry G. Sheret and his wife for debts.
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Holy Name
Toseph Storer
St Ann's
Wke Rivzert
Joseph Mullens
Sherers
Hamilton
Petitbons Por
United States
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