Morning Sun News Notes From June 28 Column
Brief local items list visits and social happenings around Morning Sun Ohio. Mentions Sallie Kennedy visiting Chanders, Lua Prax and Morvis of Union City, J. S. Ramsey and B. Ramsey, Smith family from Colma, Sloan shopping in Hamilton, Ramey and guests at events, Rev. Spenser sermon at Pair Haven, Tess visiting Liberty, Duyfan visit, Foster family, Marion Paxton buying a buggy, Leell family at a local event, and indicators of local idle chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byevial
the Journal
Morning Sun
Ohio
Sallie Kennedy
Chandesr
Will Jer
Lua Prax
Morvis
Union Citys Jui
J. S. Ramsey
H. Ramsey
Blomington
Tay
Smith
Colmahis
Sloan
Leell
Abieh
Margaret Hamaty
Lather
Nine Mile Special Take Tournament In Ohio Area
Nonsensical local notes recount names and visits across towns including Hamilton Toledo Jackson Harbor and Astoria with scattered references to people visiting relatives and friends during a late June period in 1971.
Feet So Sore Feet So Sore Could Walk Down Stairs
Mrs Crockett of Jeffersonville suffered five years of inability to descend stairs. After a second treatment she walked downstairs one foot at a time, a remarkable change reported by Mr Crockett. The ad promotes a foot remedy sold by Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago Ti.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
German city sovereignty hinders American urban progress
Frederick Howe of the National Progressive League argued at Philadelphia's City Plan Conference that German municipal practice, with sovereign cities owning land and guiding growth, contrasts with American methods. He noted German cities control land and building plans, enabling broad betterment while American condemnations and limited municipal scope reduce direct gains from redevelopment.
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Philadelphie
Frederick €. Howe
National Progressive League
America
Howe
Wodot
Nmlle
Garden work at school and city planning hopes
Discussion on school garden programs in major cities emphasizing civic pride through better school surroundings and training for teachers. Notes Washington’s approach and contrasts with Philadelphia Boston New York and St Louis focusing on country orientation and intensive farming on small tracts. Mentions national city planning conference in Philadelphia and fireproof roofing shifts in Chelsea. Ends with a miscellany of proverbs and humorous lines.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
St Louie
Uind
United States
Local social notes from Hawillon and nearby towns
Abury B Baker of Hawillon spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Jonas Bakenwaud and family. Mrs Jacob Nossfuld and daughter Elizabeth called on Mrs Peter Meard. Oma Denver spent Thursday in Tallgrnyan with Mrs Marion Wynn. Several visitors attended funerals for Miss Sadie Baker. Mr and Mrs Chas Devig and Hilfe shared Sunday with Campbell.
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Sprolal
Kelley
Meg
Abury B. Baker
Hawillon
Mas
Jonas Bakenwaud
Jacob Nossfuld
Elizabeth
Peter Meard
Oma Denver
Tallgrnyan
Marion Wynn
Martha Baker
Eva J Cottam
Amonzo McCormick
Dick Porter
Geo
Harry Roberts
Oma Gable
Lomein Cinepinnali
Wee
Elk Creek Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Elk Creek O Tine 28. Adam Sehul family and Alberta Selby families with George Bell group spent Sunday with Dela Selah. Harvey and Oscar Hussein visited Middletown. John Kirk visited wall My and Mrs J W Kenworthy north of West Elton. Tra Gifford drove from Cincinnati Saturday to visit Lindley Gifford. Chris Linhoff family with George Belwab visited Sunday. Edith and Jueille Giffard with Della Selynub attended C B social at Arthur Mendenhall home Friday evening. Theodora Grande with Greekhush friend spent Sunday with Henry Sebraub.
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Thy Journal
Elk Creek
Adam Sehul
Alberta Selby
George Bell
Katie Selwab
Dela Selah
Harvey
Oscar Hussein
Middletown
Johm Kirk
Wall My
J. W.kenworthy
West Elton
Tra Gifford
Cincinmati
Lindley Giford
Chris Linhoff
George Beliwab
Edith
Jueille Giffard
Della
Local notes from Carmel Indiana Greensburg and nearby towns
Special To The Journal reports a string of visits and travel across Indiana and Ohio. Names include Mr Warmel Mrs Emelia and a daughter visiting Greensburg, Rev Huddleston and Pierce Lullow party near Wesley, Mack of Chicago visiting Jeff Hamilton, Erman Major to Wey Castle, John Major returning from College Corner and Bath, Valerian West visiting Albert West in Chicago, Whitehead family with Palestine, Oscar Smith family with Riley, TO F to install new officers next Saturday, Rank Grant visiting Mrs Clif Beal at Richmond, Miss Lawrie Conn returning to Greenville Ohio, Lens family from Freetown Indiana, a raspberry social at Ase berry, Carrie Everet visiting Brann family, Cliff Seal and baby visiting near Okenta, and other local social mentions.
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Warmel
Ind
Aml
Emelia Aul
Greensburg
Huddleston
Pierce Lullow
Wesley
Mack
Chicaga
Jeff Hamilton
Ash
Erman Major
Wey Castle
John Major
Sever
College Corner
Bath
Valerian West
Albert West
Chicago
Tas
Whitehead
Arthur Maley
Palestine
Oscar Smith
Reiley
TO. O. F
Tee
Rank Grant
Clifb Beal
Richmond
Lawrie Conn
Greenville
Ohio
Br. J. Wy Lens
Freetown
Aseberry
Carrie Everet
Brann
Nooth
Cliff Seal and
Bahy
Kiedmont
Prank Gant
Varnie Com
Abie Denniston
Lava
Tamlin
Okenta
Dunlap Special Yo She Journal Tune 28
Reieo Stoplan spent weekend with old friends in town. Mrs. Joe Piefer and daughter visited Venice. Helen Pottenger visited Barnsburg and took part in Children’s day at White Dale church. Mrs. Slots Uneston performed feats at Tank Tier Jidens Sale Hay. John Holt picked a large raspberry crop as cubis are sinking.
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Dunlap
Reieo Stoplan
Planing Mill
Joe Piefer
Venice
Helen Pottenger
Barnsburg
White Dale Church
Slots Uneston
John Holt
Fragmented Notes on Rural Life and Odd Mentions
A garbled mix of names, places, and casual observations references Laura Pottenger, Lette Stulle, AMée Dietenbach, and others. Mentions beans, potatoes, and local land work, with scattered remarks on agriculture, visits, and a local philosophy snippet from Vine Joutn ATL Sunflower. The passage blends personal notices with stray commentary and incomplete phrases.
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Laura Pottenger
Lette Stulle
Amée Dietenbach
Panos
Big Winder Ming
Suley
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