Sevenmile church market and Epworth activities noted
In Sevenmile on Saturday afternoon a church market opens at 2 o'clock hosted by the Ladies Aid Society of the M E church. The Epworth League held a quarterly meeting with officers elected, including President H C Snively and secretary Lillian Ballinger. A variety of social visits, church events, and a farewell for Mrs Martha Stephens were also reported among local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevenmile
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dr. Owsley
Tacksonburg
Wriday
Mary Willians
Mes. J
Stephens
Donald Brach
Reeves
Trajuillon
Vriday
Epworth League of the
Elmreh
Ghureh
H. C. Snively
Dorothy Lloyd
John Stonebraker
Overpeek
Rudy Shuter
Williams
Whinsellwedder
Lilianapolis
Winn Mack
Wait Mes
Barr
Grace
West Middletown
Harry Cory
Hamilton
John Thomas
Will Bell
Trenton
Janes B. Ball
L. H. Withrow
Ines
Grace Sloane
Port Union
Harry Weber
Monroe
H.C. Dacoby
Dinger
Presbyterian Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
M. WB
Lavewell
Martha Stephens
Homie
College Corner
Miamisburg
Robert Fill
James J. Bell
Ant
The
Missionary Society
Local Social Roundup From Madison Weekend
The item lists visits and guests across Madison, noting Fred Blanks and Perry Updike at a recent event. It mentions Mrs Updike and Mr. Chilespike hosting guests, Dan Roberts family visiting Rllant, and Trene Folening staying with Migs Mhel Updike. Other names include Hal Bish, Ian James, and Gilbert Maybury visiting or hosting in a sequence of weekend social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamil
Fred Blanks
Perry Updike
Wate
Miss
Wiliam Ekler
Dy Morrison
Mr. Auths
Charles Tyke
Madison Wondraft
Wits
Dan Roberts
Dannl Ian
Tames
Local Social Roundup From Last Weekend Outing
Leonid and Henry Prugassar hosted Will and Lawrence List lash Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bou Maybury were guests of Joseph Ruppert and family last Sunday. Charles Updike acted in Shanda last Wednesday. Ethel Updike returned home after a visit with aunt Mrs Pegst Tolenius of Uartison. Mr Charles Updike spent time with daughter Mrs Pearl Wolenius of Harvicon and son Leonard. guests of John Hunkler and family Sunday. Fad Bish and family entertained guests from Hantillon last Sunday. A Merry Zilcox dance drew a well attended lash, with fine music and lunch. John M dance night also drew a jolly crowd. Mustard brothers provided magic and a midnight supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonid
Henry Prugassar
Will
Lawrence Listlash
Mme
Bou Maybury
Joseph Ruppert
Charles Updike
Shanda
Ethel Updike
Pegst Tolenius
Uartison
Pearl Wolenius
Harvicon
Leonard
John Hunkler
Hantillon
Zilcox
John M
Leellong
Mustard Brothers
Pleasant Run Social Notes Miss Laurel and Friends
Pleasant Run events through May 7 include Mrs Frau Conrad and daughter Anna visiting friends in New Burlington, Mrs A Dallman entertaining Tosie, and gatherings with Berkmeyer and daughter. Attendees from Pleasant Run joined dances at Dato Mevin's, with plans announced for a social near Fas Pottnager in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Run
Frau Conrad
Anna
New Burlington
A. Dallman
Tosie
Berkmeyer
Dato Mevin
Fas
Pottnager
Chas
Piseler
Ruth
Lamilton
Biiday
McCormick
Ciemoyir
Merry
Iour Burg
Adrh
Ladianap
Neve
Tlenkt
Mt. Tlenlthy
Jaco Stephan
Babbath
Social News Roundup of Weekend Visits in Queen City
Miss Junella Keller visited Miss Mina Lender Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Aimus Poblenger, daughter, and Tom Ivansagled business at the Queen City Monday. Miss Anna Hagan of Hamilton was guest of Miss Alice Dalton Sunday. Miss Roberta Casey and Joseph Slecker spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Stocker. Jamey Clyne of Riverside, Mr. wid. Mrs. Otto Jessup of Glendade and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey of Dayton were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Stocker Sunday. Miss Florence Barnes spent Thursday in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimus Poblenger
Tom
Queen City
Anna Hagan
Hamilton
Alice Dalton
Roberta Casey
Joseph Slecker
Jamey Clyne
Riverside
Wid
Otto Jessup
Glendide
Harvey
Dayton
Stocker
Florence Barnes
Local Social Notes From Oxford Area Families
Mr and Mrs Harry Ball of Oxford with daughter Edith visited relatives including Clare and Anne Crane and Mary Woodrift. The text lists numerous short visits among area families, with names like Belwvah Crane, Arnold of Shandon, Everelt McCoy, Merk McCoy, Withrow, Withros, Bimpson, and others, reflecting a community weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ball Ani
Edith
Oxford
Oly Belwvah
Ses Clare
Anne Craneypink
Mary Woodrift
Near Oxford
Merc
Bon Glarle
Meg. Arnold
Shandon
Everelt McCoy
Merk McCoy
Reily
Meg. Johr Withrow
Randy
Will Withros
Werthon
Grover Bimpson
Chalmers Lowes
Mixervill
Henry Haveos
Howard
Henry Ball
Fareily
Hal Garner
Chris Sleptian
Hamilton
Sansing
J. W. Rolinson
Ethel Tanlelt
McConigle
Clit Tolmsen
TS Simpson
Local Social News From Dever County Families
May 8 item lists Mr. and Mrs. George Sones and others visiting George Dona worth family. Gertrude Wright returned home after visiting sister Mrs. Ea ma Daniel. Various couples including Cony, Creag, Ream, Miller, Baker, and Wrights share time with Baker and Daniel families and Carrie Lots visits Bertha Loos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alert
George Sones
Damblers Verls
Amy
George Donaworth
Gertrude
Wright
Deeversbury
Eama Daniel
IL. C. Cony
H. Creag
Nuile
Iunilten
Con
Frank Baker
Moe
Wm. Moguck
George Jones
George Baker
Clinton Wright
Wm. Daniel
Carrie Lots
Bertha Loos
In Covington KY Interment at Oxford Cemetery
A daughter reports the interment was held in Oxford Cemetery. The article notes Covington Kentucky as the location connected to the burial. No additional details on identity, date, or funeral officiants are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington, Ky
Bniy
Oxford
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Congress
On Springs
Oliver
Shafer Bros
High ST
David A. Jacoby Por
Ion of
R. Roehm
Mgr
Kessel’s
Sever Mile
Stephen
Liejr
Taluro
Cials
China
New York
High Street
H. W. Snow
Junella Keller
Mina Lender
Woods
Tid Ream
Sassafras Ridge
Lawrence.Miller
Near Shandon
Sans Journal
Abraham Lincoln
MNO
Amous Tissot
Sthalie
Gibbons
Cardinal Farley
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