Community Notes From Pisgah A Busy Week
Local residents in Pisgah report visitors and gatherings across town. Mr and Mrs Joseph last week returned from Kentucky to join relatives. Miss May McGinney visited Cincinnati. Holmes Hill of Cincinnati visited Mable Hammons. Ralph Stout and sister Martha traveled to Tackland. Mrs Ada hosted the Union Willing Workers. Home Culture class enjoyed a meeting despite poor weather. Mrs Afraretha Moore entertained her Home Culture group. guests joined a cordial gathering at the Westchester visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Lawhie Hasmoans
Ralph
Kentucky
Charles Fverson
Larry McVey
Frankis Kennedy
Cleary
Chester
Miss May MelGinney
Cincinnati
Holm Hill
Cing
Afhretha Moore
Local Notes From Sourdaville District
Special to Phe Journal reports routine visits and travels in Sourdaville and nearby towns. Cleve Rapp attended a Miles town business trip, Clifford Molar visited Middletown, Mrs Jones Harmon visited daughter Mrs Pie Rapp, Arthur King and Dan Mulfors were in Middletown, Jarry Gerry of Hamilton spent a day with Mr Wash Caglow, George King made a trip to Amanda, Mr and Mrs Clifford Molar hosted friends, Arthur Weber of Middletown was in Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Journal
Dan
Tula’ Weil Tirough
Cleve Rapp
Miletown
Clifford Molar
Middletown
Jones Harmon
Pie Rapp
Thorsi
Cluis Raff
Heamilton
Sataday
Aathur King
Dan Mulfors
Jarry Gerry
Hamilton
Wash Caglow
George King
Amanda
Aathur, Weber
Hill Top Social Notes from Lindenwald Area
Miss Alma Sipp Alma Minnie Eda and Katharine Sipp spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Win Stith of Lindenwald. Miss Ala Huffman and gentleman friend spent Sunday evening with Miss Magdalena Mild. Lena Sipp spent Sunday with home folks Mr and Mrs Val Sipp and family. Michael Koffer spent Friday with Martin Druck and family. Mrs Veank Hoffman and daughter Liselia spent Monday in Hamiltons with relatives. Charlie Lee visited Mr and Mrs Fred V Sipp. Carl and Fred Sipp stayed one night with Joseph and Lawrence Seber. Hoffmat visited Crist Sipp. Thomas Meeks returned from a visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Top
Alma
Minnie
Eda
Katherine Sipp
Mis
Win
Stith
Lindenwald
Mies
Ala Huffman
Magdalena Mild
Mise Lena Sipp
Wnd
Val Sipp
Michael Koffer
Martin Druck
Holu
Kasatharina Sipp
Minnie Knapp
Mike Bittner
Christ Sipp
Veank Hoffman
Liselia
Hamiltons
Charlie Lee
Fred V. Sipp
Carl
Fred Sipp
Joseph
Lawrencé Seber
Hoffmat
Crist Sipp
Thomas Meeks
Cedar Avenue Notes of Family Visits and Local News
Special to The Journal Cedar Avenue area reports a week of visits and gatherings. Many relatives from Butler county and nearby towns drop by to see families such as the Davissons, Wilsons, Kellys, and Olers. Stanley Beasley sustains a shoulder injury, while Devon Farley undergoes appendicitis treatment in Miami hospital. A baby named Joseph is born to Mr. and Mrs. O’Leary, and Roscoe Bun marries Minnie Frame in a ceremony held at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Dun
James
Elliott
Butler County
Henry Grey
Haton
Sam Davisson
Mae Wilson
Little Adon
Carne Kelley
Nora Taylor
Daisy Bailey
Ant
Dave
Latler’s
Mrr
Robert Newton
Camden
Frank Wilson and
Grant
Samt Davisson
Stanley Beasley
Geo. Fardney
B. E. Webb
Barry Syallas
Mack Cohee
Noy
Hilbrert Oler
Frank
Buyns
Afternoo
H. Webb
Amily
Mas and
Myre
Guy Felton
Jennie Goodwin
Ernest
Near
Gratis
Elmer Mikesel
Tittle
Jeanette
Tar Valley
Temes Cohce
Dayton-ia
Mack Coles
Avastin Farlney
Dayton
Miami Hospital
Lis
Geo. Farlney
Messrs
Wt. Kinplel
Howey Lully
Bert Reynolds
Mr. Miller
Hamilton
Mack Cahee
Allen
Clifford Davisson
Frank Hovge
Sugar Valley
Geo. Emerick
Geo. Weist
Tou
Te. Emerick
Joseph
Tom O'Leary
Roscoe Bun
Minnie Frame
Community News and Visitations From Eaton to Gratis
Friends and neighbors send best wishes to Roseos and Mindie for a happy future. Local residents assisted with a bale by Mr and Mrs Ed Hewitt of near Wheatville, and a Sunday dinner followed by visits from Bunn and Frame families among others in Gratis and Cedar Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Roseos
Mindie
Ed. Hewitt
Wheatville
Mart Driver
Hazel
Snd
Joseph Deaton
Carrie Kelley
Mae Wilson
Hezekiah Bun
B. A. White
Edyward
Will Wearlick
Mt Carmel News Sketches Quiet Week in Indiana Town
Protracted meeting at the TB church was postponed due to illness in the Park family. Local families report visits and gatherings including Mr and Mrs Glenn Liave and Mr and Mrs Charles Lownee serenaded at the Goebel home after a surprise party for the newlyweds.
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Cuewel
Ind
Caroline Jollis
Will
Hey
Park
Forust
Wayne Wattz
Margaret
Hamilton
Glenn Liave
Chalmas Lownee
George Goebel
Sharptown
Joe Harold
Oxford
Old
Shandon Notes on Local Events and Visit Plans
A crowd of young people enjoyed a sled ride to Tamiliai last Tuesday night. Rev Higginbotham plans to travel south for his wife’s health. Partners’ Institute will meet at Okennahis this week. On Friday January 26 at 8 p.m. a Columbian Concert and Quartette Company will entertain at the Congregational church under the Public Signals Society. The group, on the road eighteen years, features instrumentalists and vocalists with vocal selections and piano violin flute and marimba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PS Shandon
Tamiliai
Higginbotham
Okennahis
Publig Suhgals
Tallawanda Social Roundup Spends Week Visiting Local Homes
Miss Barbara Catechnove returns home after visiting Miss Louise Buecker. Several residents, including Miss Estelle Stump and Mr. and Mrs. Paterele Welsh, spent time with neighbors and attended a dance. Local households report visitors from Valley View and Seipin with Friday and Saturday shopping outings and weekend calls.
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Ne Sourivas
Tallawanda
Barbara Catechnove
Louise Buecker
Margaret Gardner
Milward Hoberts
Valley View
John Welsh
Paterele Welsh
Frank Bowman
Darraite
Eorgs Truster
Nablir Colton
John Pressinger
Jay
Jacob Gardner
Estelle Stump
Seipin
Diet Naml
John Spaeth
Fred Biessinger
Skdam Hamel
P. G. Gardner
Po la. Banekér
Surulay
Kek
Jarratte
Ting
Pamilton
Michael Kotter
Till Th
Rainey Gardner
Mati
Contreras Terms Guests at Coltesa Cusnar Afternoon
On Sunday Jan 24 Mrs Frat Milley and Mr and Mrs Cale Siich hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Loven Shultz, Mrs Ralph Bake, Raymond Thake, Myroty Smith, Mise Grace Smith and Bernica Bake at Col tesa Cusnar, hosted by Mr and Mrs 8 f Milles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conterts
Frat Milley
Mya
Cale Siich
Mia
Loven Shultz
Ralph Bake
Has, Bake
Raymond Thake
Myroty Smith
Mise Grace Smith
Bernica Bake
F Milles
Coltesa Cusnar
Coffee A Rip of Cutter and Brand Coffee Items
Fragmented OCR lists coffee brands and related shop items with many garbled terms. It mentions Genuine Java and Mocha stamps, extra stamps with each purchase, and assorted accessories, but the text is largely indecipherable. The readable bits indicate pricing and promotions for coffee products and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selena Maleborey
Rene Brand
R Chou
Aytye
Ony Rostoun
Roger
Java
Liberty area social news with multiple local visits and events
A collection of short notices from Liberty and nearby towns recounts shopping trips by Mya and Tony Eikenberry and Mrs Mhert Shocke, visits and anniversaries among the Sluilx and Clans families, Oxford alumni guests, and various dinners and gatherings. Names include Mabel Swan, Miss Wil, Ralphs Bake, Loren Sizelove, Phil Davis, Grace Myers, and many others, with travel to Raymond and Morning Sun noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya
Tony Eikenberry
Mhert Shocke
Liberty
Lore Sluilx
Mor
Clans
Kang
Mabel Swan
Miss Wil
Oxford
T Vo. Fils
Ralphs Bake
B. J. Fields
Mise Bila Mocrical
Raymond
Und
Fq Morricut
Ak Mya
Gidd Pineh
Feb Shnite
Loren
Raymond Sizelove
Marni Sun
A. C. Timberman
Fi. Bourne
Puacmers
Ho Bom
West Elkton Pa News Brief Notes Local Visits
The litany of names and events from West Elkton Ohio notes that attendees travel to New Orleans for a visit with relatives before returning home. Balmar Wallan’s meetings here were strengthened by Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkton
New Orleans
Han
Balmar Wallan
Syd
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