Cedar Avenue News Highlights Family Visits and Local Socials
Cedar Avenue reports a flurry of Sunday visits and gatherings across the community. Families and friends including Felton, Beasley, Bailey, Davison, Wilson, Webb, and Smith shared time with relatives at various homes. A Cedar Heights trio and local students joined in end of term activities as the Gasper township Sunday school convention drew strong attendance at Salem chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Edna
Ira Webb
Milin Tathiway
Mag
Sam Davison
Bessia Shillingford
Moter
Cate Hose
Wheatgilley
Nancy Cohee
Glen
Yar Ye
Pearlie
Selior Wednes Messers
Bam
Davison
Grant Swartzel
Mae’ Wilton
Mack Cobee
Harry
Prairie
Tanvig
Ethel White
Gasper Township
Salem Jchapel
Jess
Mt Carmel Social Notes From May Day Weekend
Special To The Journal Mt Carmel Ind May 8 8 Will Craig and Miss Mary Craig were shopping in Unwilten Friday Mrs Everett Dalell of Raymond spent Thursday with her tailor Oscar South Clhivened Mamihan of Timiltany visited with his parents over Saturday and Sunday Ben Slimemr and family spent last Sunday with Chas Lovar and family Mr uid Mrs Henry Winnings and Mrs Freeman Vancamp agreed to Cincinnati Friday Mrs Jarret Pyle has returned from Hamilton and Siemwood where she spent the winter Gay Hamilton of Brockvilla is spending his vacation with his parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Ind
Will Craig
Mary Craig
Everett Dalell
Raymond
Oscar South
Mamihan
Timiltany
Ben Slimemr
Chas, Lovar
Henry Winnings
Freeman Vancamp
Cincinnati
Jarret Pyle
Hamilton
Siemwood
Gay Hamilton
Brockvilla
Wedding Greetings and Local Social Notes in Cincinnati
Mrs Lijiial and Mary Cui wigsen attend Stay Faxervised event. Bride and groom Mr and Mrs James C. Bens receive serenade from local youths at bride’s parents’ home. Rev T P Jones preaches at Universalist church. L P Jones and Martha Jones from Richmond to lead monthly pulpit. Aliyn Mason hosts Timor gathering. Mrs Mary Lewis of Anderson and Mrs Tazzie Swiss visit. Minnie Joliff and child visit Tidmond relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lijiial
Niee
Mary Cuiwigsen
Taura Black
Mary
Annas Garver
Gale
Belle “Finming
Susie Samson
Cincinnati
Wet
James C. Bens
Ian Carney
T. P. Jones
Universalist
L. P. Jones
Marha Jones
Richmond
Aliyn Mason
Timor
Mary Lewis
Anderson
Tazzie Swiss
Minnie Joliff
Childver
Myre Tverett
Tidmond
Trven *eAvinend
Social Notes From SASSAFRAS RIDGE May Evening Gathering
The dateing party at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry 4itting Rathrday evening drew a good crowd with reports of a fine time. Mr and Mrs Oliver Gillespie visited Hamilton Saturday. The Misses Grave and Daisy Sin Wonds spent an evening at Pleasant Hill with friends. Mr and Mrs W L and 0 Z Ladlew joined Mr Conrad Ramn and daughter Mae and Walter Sunday. Riley Brandenburs met with Mislorote losing two valuable tools last week tied to a railroad incident.
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Bassafrag Ridge
Henry
Mae
Smn
Walter
Riley Brandenburs
Nine Mile social notes from local residents
Nine Mile and Blue Ball locals figure in a brief social roundup. Mrs Lizzie Daugherty and Waldo Augspirger visit, Ames Ritter and Berthy Fister call on Miss Mary Houves, and Mildred Tuman is noted along with Howard Shaeffor of Sovenmaile fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nine Mile
Lizzie Daugherty
Hearsonore
Waldo Augspirger
Blue Ball
Dinner Visit Highlights Local Family Gatherings
A seaside row of names shows Sunday gatherings across Middletown and Trenton with Jacob Stock and family, Mr and Mrs Allie Crist, Mrs Belle Willy visiting from Rat on, and Jesse Manvou calling on relatives including daughters. The brief notes depict extended family and guests spending Sunday afternoon together.
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Middletown
Raymond von
Trenton
Jacob Stock
Allie
Crist
Jesse Manvou
Suniday
Belle Willy
Raton
Health officer appointment in Dunlap township
May 9 report notes Stanley Van Pelt appointed health officer to serve the poor. Local color mentions John Pickens and his flower bed, plus residents like James Vane moving to a cottage on the Sargent farm. Jerry Pickens plans to cultivate taters amid farm chores and pest control tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperlal
Dunlap
Stanley van Pelt
John Pickens
James Vane
Sargent Farm
Hathor Hughes
Tiver
Jerry Pickens
Jerry
Flys Cream Balm for Catarrh Relief Ad
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a cleansing antiseptic for catarrh with quick relief from nasal obstruction soreness and foul breath. It promises easy application without mercury or cocaine and urges readers to buy a fifty cent bottle from Radelitts Drug Co.
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Ely
Radelitts Drag] Co
Local Social Notes Highlight Attended Events and A Housing Purchase
The social column reports a large gathering at the Queen City event with Mrs Mys Oge and daughter visiting. John Baundenburg plans a broader house for Pilly Pollenger while D S Casey visited Cincinnati Saturday night. A convention looms next Sunday and baseball draws attention as Tew Pottenger bought a high house advertised in The Journal. Strawberries prosper amid wet weather, berry harvest expected soon.
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Hrvins
Mys
Oge
John Baundenburg
Pilly Pollenger
D'S. Casey
Cincinnati
Bell Telephone
Local Social Notes Highlight May Weekend Visits
Mason Arp reports a stream of visitors and gatherings across Hartwell and surrounding towns. Alfred Vorbis and Mrs Hartwell hosted guests. Miss Alice Williamson of Oxford College visited. Miss Alverda Wyle won a gold medal at the M T church event. several families welcomed relatives from Norwood Waynesville Trenton and Blanchester while others celebrated new Buick cars and hosted gatherings by the Working Glee Society and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panataa
Mason
Alfred Vorbis
Ol’ Hartwell
Lida Vorbis
Martha Piers
Minnie W. Pease
Nf Spinfield
Alicé Williamson
Oxford College
Jev Tewin
Hartwell
Charles Hinkie
Blanchester
Flowyer
Missy Alverda Wyle
Clarance Malarapy
Union Village
Tohn Buck
Wayne
Buick
Agnes McDermott
Emma Wordrey
Waynesville
Trenton
Sahiday
Jean Bennett c
Carl
Raniay
Carl Dinko
Norwood
Erma View Hern
C. A. Beamer
Mtchel Evets
Misa Annabel Tame
Nomrand
Jis
Clyde Baysore
P. W. Tetrick
New Baltimore Social and Local Notes
New Baltimore community updates include Mrs. Alice Crawford hosting a Ladies’ Aid meeting on Thursday with Mrs. Jane Seils and daughter visiting Lindenwald. Mrs. Will of Cincinnati joined friends for a week’s visit, and Maddie Pattenger entertained a Cincinnati friend over Sunday. Lindenwald and Leachville events noted with attendees from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baltimore
Uadies’ Aid
Alice Crawford
Jate Seils
Othter
Lindenwald
Will
Cincinnati
Mouse Pattenger
Pred Ubrick
Queen City
Lutit Wickard
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