Whitcomb May 2 1928 local notices and obituaries
Bonnie and Shelma Wesley visit Fairfield to see Chair sis Chas Hayward and Mrs Menel Upuyke host a little daughter Little Hilda Lonna of Brookville visits aunt Mrs George Lonning and Mrs Harry Hansel attend Wynner district events May 2 1928 Brookville people mingle with friends Mr and Mrs Allen Lanning visit relatives The remains of Mrs William died near field Wednesday afternoon were brought to Big Cedar church for funeral services Amy Petree daughters Tinny Linville of Fairfield guests Mary Sanders William Jr and Mrs Will Bye Well visit Mr and Mrs J C Hayward in Brookville Thursday Gladys Hammer of Mt Carmel spending week with grandma Mrs J C Morin Mrs Mary Goudie attend funeral of Mrs Lyde Myers and visit with Mrs J I Cornelius Ladies Aid meet Tuesday at Flumoon Annual commencement of the BHS held at town hall Ernest Clark graduates class of twenty five and leaves for Terre Haute to attend state normal Dr Munich of Miami University delivers address Hamilton Evening Journal sold each evening at Bratery News Stand Middletown
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Whitcomb
Tad
Bonnie
Shelma
Wesley
Faifield
Sis- Chas. Hayward
Menel Upuyke
Httle
Hilda Lonna
Brookville
George Lonning
Harry’ Hansel
Wynn
Mas
March
Taines Sluad
Allen Lanning
George Lanning
William
Field
Big Cedar Ghareh
Amy Petree
Tinhy and
Linville
Faieldd
Mary Sanders
Sarah Spaeth
Wil $ Find
Will
J. C. Hayward
Elizabeth Hayward
Harry Melteo
Gldys Hammer
Mt. Carmel
Grandma
J. C. Morin
Mary Goudie
Lyde Myers
J. 1
Ebungeil
Tuesdey
Flumoon
B. H
Ernest Clark
Munich
Miami University
Terre Hiule
Valley View Leap Year Party At Cla ra Jaspring Home
Special to The Journay Valley View reports a Saturday leap year party at Miss Clara Jaspring's home with about thirty five attendees. Cakes, cream, and fruit were served late. Locals Jake Viet and Dein Miller bought new pigs at P. Heck sale. Guests at Sunday dinner included the Brates of Port Union, Alvin Decker, Will Miller and Nettie of Woods Station. A daughter was born to Mrs Jake Manood on April 26. Mr and Mrs Frank Krucker visited Mr and Mrs Edward Dodds Tuesday evening. Silas Weaver and granddaughter Viola Grissom of St Charles spent Sunday with Buller Shepherd and family.
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Journay Valley View
Clara Jaspring
Clarence
Jake Viet
Dein Miller
P. Heck
Dob. A. Miller
Catherine
John Brate
Marey Brate
Port Union
Alvin Decker
Will Miller
Nettie
Woods Station
Jake Manood
Mers
Frank Krucker Wails
Edward Dodds
Towsday
Silas Weaver
Tittle
Viola Grissom
St. Charles
Buller Shepherd
Local Social News from Millville Area May 1
Mis Elvy Titus and friends visited Charles Hawk and family Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Kovkentiet spent Sunday with Mr Healthy. Mrs King Catan of Franklin visited her mother Mrs Mary Beal and family. Charles Falkenstein and family hosted company Sunday. Lenora Willsay visited locally. Mrs George Young visits in Cincinnati. Church services at the G B church next Sunday morning and evening. Miss Ruth Meeks of Hamilton visited our school Monday.
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Wcial
Journal
Millville
Mis
Elvy Titus
Nes Plinu
Charles Hawk
Henry Kovkentiet
Healthy
King Catan
Franklin
Mary Beal
Charles Falkenstein
Lenora Willsay
George Young
Cedar Avenue social notes from May Day visits
Cedar Avenue column records a string of visits and social gatherings. Miss Ova McDonald and Mrs. Katie Craig with others, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frame hosting Saturday, Delora Hewitt and Herbert of near Wheatville, and numerous local families seen in town. Residents frequent friends at John Coleman, Gratis, Eaton, and Morning Sun, with Camlen and Sugar Valley mentions.
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Tw Ten Journal
Cedar Avenue
Ova McDonald
Reently
Katie Craig
Walter Frame
Sam Davisson
Delora Hewitt
Herbert
Wheatville
Currie Kelley
Edwin
Fruit Wilson
Jotn Coleman
Dive Maun
Jay
You Tonmers
Hitle
Dorothy
West Road
John Irame
Clarence and
Ray
Lou Jones
Camten
Fd. Kelley
James Kelley Af Eaton
Orlie Dwire
Louise
Lester Davis
Geo. Emariak
R. A. White
Cecil
Ethel
Roy Templin
Morning Sun
Frank House
Sugar Valley
Raymond Special Social Notes From May Day
Raymond Journal records visits and social calls across town. Mr and Mrs H P Balland plus family visited AL Clark in Brookville. Mrs Seymor Wauness and daughter called on Mrs Peak. Mr and Mrs Kueho with Appleton family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Peak. Murray family visited Peak. Frank Bure in Knightstown. McClure Storia and Nellie Moore shopped in Richmond. Thomas Scudder called on Frank Burch. Wm Doty enjoyed recent motor rides.
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Journal
Raymond
Ind
P. Balland
AL Clark
Brookville
Seymor Wauness
Qpal
Peak
Kueho
By Appleton
Murray
Prank Bure
Knightstown
G. W. McC
Two Plowings and Garden Prep for Early Planting
The note advises plowing twice and plowing the garden as early as possible then tilling at planting time. It says extra digging destroys weeds eggs and insects and makes soil more pliable and productive. Tomatoes celery cabbage eggplant should start indoors or in cold frames. Onions lettuce and hardy weeds may be sown early outdoors.
Improved Roads Save Vast Sum Across Nation
It is estimated that about 400 million dollars annually would be saved by improving 20 percent of the roads. The text notes the value of fine country roads and mentions American tourism benefiting from better highways.
Good Roads Challenge Will Cut Transport Costs
The piece notes 2,000,000 miles of unimproved roads in the country and argues improving roads could save about two cents per bushel in transport. It compares freight costs to shipping wheat from regional stations versus New York to Liverpool and suggests a $200 per ton savings potential.
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New York
Liverpool
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Gingliata
Pereales
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Be.cker’s
Hamilton Evening Journal
Rrate’y
Middletown
Lowenstein-Loeb Furniture Co
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