Barn Party at Minnis Home Draws Large Crowd
A lively barn party at the Minnis home Friday featured Hal Joyeen games and decorations. Prizes went to Caralyn Stahlmber and Jack Reynolds. a Halloween lunch followed for 30 plus students. Church notes mention a forthcoming missionary meeting and county Philadea gathering at Middletown.
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Grouvans
Alace O'Dell
Lawrence Pharos
Willard Paoli
Methodist Church
Hatch
Indies
Mra. Grallmys
Columbus
Deax Mancod
Frank Cornthwaite
Clarence Hoffman
Bornio
Slaton Neanover
O'Dell
Minnis
Emom Data Minnis
Dane
Hartman
Caralyn Stalhmber
Jack Neynolds
M. D. Zeigler
Robert Fagin
Grace Shaefer
Camden
Jake Reigier
Liuma Bowers
Collinsville
Mya
Dosie Spaeth
West Elkton
Charles Marshall
Johnt Weaver
Buffler
McGouigle
Archie Qwen
Port Union
C. Phares
John Holt
Norman
Anines Belly
Elizabeth
Dorothy Loyd
Ella Dransfield
Wintersigen
Marsh
Pyles
W, Kerns
Weaver
Laura Samuels
Sheley
Ido Mack
TJ Cornthwaite
G Stock
Teekman
Joe Bailey
Sherman Ogden Grasions
Tia
Norad Stafford
Tt Corathanite
William Teekmign
Zylla Shaeffer
Naomi
Dess Manrad
Darrtown
M. By
Dinter
Cage Adgier
Clayton
Jarrett Mason
Charles
Hamilton
Sunany
Local Social Roundup Quiet Sunday Visits and Gatherings
St Charles area residents spent Sunday visiting neighbors and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shearer and Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Woodruff. Indefinite stays, ill health, and family visits were noted along with Epworth league activities at Okeana and neighboring towns.
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Jesraat
Mea
Philip Schtemmersq
Lester Minhael
Charles Shearer
Mildred Gaenor
Tra Grissom
Harvigon
John Strobel
Wiliam Woodruff
O. K. Grissom
Lindenwold church aids plan Christmas bazaar
The Lindenwold ME church Ladies' Aid society met Wednesday afternoon to organize an eight plan chicken dinner turkey dinner and Christmas bazaar for Thursday December 8 at the church. All divisions to cooperate.
Boy Scout Program and Achievements Highlighted at Rotary Luncheon
Wyland National Director of Education of Boy Scouts of America spoke to Rotary Dads and Sons at the Anthony Wayne Hotel about the goal to reach one in four boys worldwide within ten years. Dorothy Herrmann and Margaret Burnaren performed, Dan Fetter and Mayor Raymond H. Burke sang, and Wyland urged the new “Ilth commandment” to strive to do better than one's parents. The talk stressed global growth of scouting, noting 12 million scouts worldwide, with six million in America and three million in the British Empire.
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Kay Dr. Wyland
Boy Scouls of America
Rotary Club
Sona
Anthony Wayne Hotel
Boy Scouts Organization
Hoya
Dada
Anna
Dorothy Herrmann
Margaret Burna
WW. White
Wyland
Scout Movement
Mr. Wyland
America
British Empire
Koya
Heart of a Wife by Adeled Carrison
A tense scene unfolds as a wary woman, seeking a ride, negotiates with three men in a maroon sedan. Nick and Tony suspect she is a plant while she pleads for possession of a powerful car to trace Marion, hinting at a larger, dangerous scheme. The narrative ends with a threat of continuation tomorrow.
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Marion
Nick
Madge
Tonger
Tony
Roarpat
Slster
Mick
Cian
Honor Society Elects Thirteen Members at Hamilton High
Hamilton High School announces the National Honor Society selections by the faculty. Thirteen students Dorothy Beasley Margaret Burns Robert Cahalane Ruth Miliett El oes Gibson Wilhelmine Loyrer Alary Milligan Marjorie Mount Char lex Offenhauer Ruth Smith Pauling Umbaugh Martha Welsh Helen Yackle were chosen for scholarship character leadership and service. Installations will occur soon with Dorothy Keller presiding at a auditorium assembly.
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Hamilton High
Dorothy Beasley
Margaret Burns
Robert Cahalane
Ruth Miliett
Eloes Gibson
Wilhelmine Loyrer
Alary Milligan
Marjorie Mount
Charlex Offenhauer
Ruth Smith
Pauling Umbaugh
Martha Welsh
Helen Yackle
Dorothy Keller
Franky
Tarrud
Sunday School At Won Church Draws Local Attendance
Woods special report notes Sunday school at Won with a Bible instruction session at 8:00 p.m. Mrs. Anna Stinger plans a brief visit with Fruve Stinger of Reily. Mr. and Mrs. We Wf Geisler and son Dale of near Oxford visit the Geisler and Sarven families. Thomas Sealley of Hamilton moves into the Robert Barnes property recently bought from heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Stinger
Fruve Stinger
Reily
Geisler
Dale
Oxford
Tsunday
Wiliam Geister
John J. Sarven
Today’s anniversaries of notable figures through history
A compact list of notable births and deaths with dates and places including John Branch North Carolina governor and U.S. senator born 1782 died Enfield North Carolina. Sarah Tall Hudson missionary who died in 1945. Henry G. Davis orthopaedic surgeon born 1807 died 1896. Benjamin R. Cort, U.S. Supreme Court justice born 1809. Alexander Co Garrett bishop of PB church died 1924. Auguste Rodin sculptor born 1840 died 1947.
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John Branch
North Carolina
U.S
Navy
Bom Ab
Benjamin R. Corti
Massachusetts
Justine
Supreme Court
Watertown
Mass
Newport
Alexander Co. Garrett
PB. Church
Ireland
Dallas
Vox
Aupuste Redinz
Loni
Dierl
Griffiths Appeal Bond Set in Hibelous Material Case
Iffitha Middletown faced a common pleas jury before Judge Glinton D. Boyd for providing Hibelous material to the Ohio Examiner. Appeal bond fixed at 1500 dollars, posted by wife Maude Griffiths, who also bonded J C Phillips of Morsina City. Griffiths and Phillips faced maximum penalties. two months of Phillips jail time lifted on payment of fines. Louisa Law granted divorce from Adolph Law on grounds of green neglect. married 1895 with children aged 32, 34, and 36. Alimony given as Oxford. Milk and Honey Bread at Blite Bakery.
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Griffiths
Iffitha
Middletown
Common Pleas
Glinton D. Boyd
Ohio
J. C. Phillips
Morsina City
Maude Griffiths
Phillips
Louisa Law
Louisa
Adolph
Law
R. Rody Sturgis
Oxford
Plans for Year By Congregational Ladies Aid Society
The Congregational Ladies Aid society met at the parsonage on Campbell Avenue with Mrs. Neal Newlin hosting. They planned to include missionary work next year and aim for a comprehensive women's organization. Reports on the Orchard Fair showed financial success and a box will be sent to Brooks College Endfield. A luncheon and dinner were announced for November 17 under ACS Emerson Robinson.
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Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
Campbell Avenue
Neal
D. Newlin
Aid Society
Newlin
Woman's Association of the Conprepational Christian Churchea
Greenville
Brooks College
Endfield
Lic
Acs
Emerson Robinson
Skeirrann
Sermon Series at First M E Church on The Ten Commandments
Rev George B Parkin pastor of First M C A serves as speaker for a Sunday evening sermon series titled The Ten Commandments in the twentieth Century. The first sermon questions how many modes we have and begins this Sunday at 7:30 PM at the church.
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M. E
George B. Parkin
A. Clincuhi
Humbert Estate Probate Filing in Middletown
Howard Ghost of Middletown applied to the probate court to be executor of the Perry Humbert estate. The estate is valued at about 300 dollars with an estimated 900 dollars in personal property.
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Humbert
Howard Ghost
Middletown
Prelate Court
Perry Humbert
Endeavor Aims to Reach One Quarter of Boys Nationwide
A luncheon outlined youth goals to instill duty to God country and community. Speakers cited drowning rescues and heroism, urging public life standards. Attendees included D. R. Baker, O. E. Bast, R. H. Burke, J. F. Cogan, and many local figures with sons and relatives listed.
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D. R. Baker
John
0. E. Bast
R. C. Brane
Hubert Wakin
R. H. Burke
Don Fotter
O. E. Clark
Jimmie
J. F. Cogan
James Fitzpatrick
R. G. Copewell
Robert
Malcolm Gouk
Con Malcolm, Jr
Dickerscheid
Don Ralph
R. W. Edmonds
Fikenbarry
Don Rogers
J. W. Fichter
R. D Fisher
Julia Eghert
Cyrig Fitton
Hichard
Don W. Fitton
Neil Miller
Merle
Flemier
Elmer Bard
Arthur Frechtling
Zon Carl
Edward Freshtling
Homer Gard
Robert Tuley
J. M. Goldrick
Jack
Hi Lee Good
Goodman
Louis Levin
William Howe
Frank Hesedick
William P. Griesman
Hobart Cahalane
George P. Tantharna
C. H. Helvey
Henkel
Randson
Raymond Jamison
D.J. Herrman
Sane David
Bernard
J. E. Humbhach
C. A. Jennings
Joel
Max Boel
Nurton Parrish
J. J. Prosser
P. EB. Rentschlar
Billy
TR. Robertson
John Shafer
BH. M. Ryder
William
Elk Creek club notices and family gatherings outlined
The Jourset and Mr and Mrs Ralph Woodruff hosted West side members. M J Stafford and daughter Mabel of Richmond greeted Everett Roberts and family. Charles Hartloo’s group visited Mort Hartloo and Lucille near Green. Alvin Roberts held Sunday school class Halloween party with 4H members. Mabel Roberts attends 4H. Sund ay luncheon followed with ice cream cake and sand y.
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Ralph Woodruff
West
M. J. Stafford
Mabel
Richmond
Everett Roberts
Columbus
Charles Hartloo
Mort Hartloo
Lucille
Green
Alvin Roberts
Mabel Roberts
Sandy
Abs
Mark
Sheley
Joyce
Frank Borgwardt
YMCA Boys League Football Play Continues In 90-Pound Class
The YMCA Boys League announces results from the 90-pound and 120-pound averages with Purple Riders Tigers Fordson Heights and Terriers leading in 90-pound play and Georgia Tech Rangers and Notre Dame Juniors top in 120-pound action. A final schedule lists games at Roosevelt Athletic Field Lindenwald and other venues from November 4 through November 26 with matches including Purple Riders versus Terriers and Tigers versus Terriers.
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Y. MC
AL Boyn
Ranners
Purple Riders
Tigen
Fordion Heights
Ter
Georgia Mtech
Ratarers
Aces
Notre Dame
Purple Kidere
Fordson’ Heights
Tigers
Fordson Heights
Terriers
Roosevelt al
Ong Taim Teth
Roose Yelt Aces
Notra Dane
Georgia Tech
Lindenwald
Rangers
Notes Dame
Roosevelt
Satrays
Emery Estate Seizes Carew Tower and Netherland Plaza
Thomas Emery Sons Inc announced acquisition of majority control of Starrett Ohio Corporation and formal transfer of Carew Tower Netherland Plaza Hotel and garage in Cincinnati. Barrett Ohio Corporation remained lessee of the Fifth Vina and Race streets site where Starrett built a string of structures. The move ends two months of negotiations with Starrett interests in New York Philadelphia and Cincinnati as part of a $15 000 000 investment shift.
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Emery
Starrett
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Ernest Cool
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Dayton
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Arthur Baird
Frank Cox
and Mire
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Ada Louise
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H. F. Stafford
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Frank Clark
Fair Haven
John Goodman
L. B. Carr
Chittenden
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Tom Knox
Ft. Hamilon Hospital
Carl Beatty
Robert Beatty
Robert Lee
Trenton
Charles Mank
Excello
Ernest Lamb
Clara. Woodward
Glen
Midaletown
Naomi Sheffer Apent
Grand Chapter
Ohio Order of Eastern Star
R. Ummel
Indianapolis
Ind
Ida Mae
Ciera
Zolla Shaefter
Cavil Gible
New Vienna
ST. Charles
Walter Michael
Ann
H. Michael
Frain Grissom
Harry Kot
Peoria
Harry Garner
Aow Dale
Rotary Dads and Sons
Hamilton High Reboot
Dan Fetter
Raymond H. Burke
Heart of
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Adeld
Carrison
Servie Gio
Hiro
Jenny
Weste
Tre
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HI School
Woods
Blite Bakery
Macy
Chile
Holbrook Bros
Cong’s Ladies
Ansel R
Senate
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Elk Creek
Max Joffe
Furniture CO
Teias
Y. M. C. A. Boys’ League
Ed Starrett Ohio Corporation
China Cove
Iga
Sody
Kirk’s & Soa
Pope
Okeda
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