Morgan Sunday Schools Hold Convention at Shandon
In Shandon on Sunday November 20 the Morgan Sunday schools hosted their annual convention in the Shandon Congregational Church. The afternoon program featured Teas King of Hamilton and Mrs. King on education and children in small Sunday schools, while evening addresses by W D Camphett and Rev L C Talmage highlighted religious education. A Father and Son Banquet followed in the Community House with music, speeches, and a tribute to veterans, and a large turnout from the township attended the event and related activities.
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Shands
Inez Fridey
Hamilton
Ait
Mra. Frusmnan Gast
Anna Enthryn Beatt
Shuwdon
Souli
Gust
Shandon
Annnual Morgan Taroship
Shandon Congregational Church
Tey
Taster King
King
Prian Perintendent
N Rowland
W. D. Camphett
Buller County
Okeann M
Shandon Congregational
Congregational
Mre
Prof. Kilburn
Mia
West
Chninnan
Roas Township
FP. T. A
Tagm
Elshun
VT. A. Treasury
Williams
Sehen
Wien
Killarn
Ohio State
Kilbarn
Hilborn
Friendly Circle
I. C. Molmage
Hays
Friendly Circle Committee
Prof
John Kilborn
Fahd
Arthur Anton
Bob Scott
Kiltuirn
Walter Leis
Church of Hamilton
Asain
Rev
Leis
Roy
Peis
Shurdon
G. CG. Mistua
A. J. Scott
Lanquet
Messia
Russell West
Chester Pearson
Mr. West
Carl Kynna
Philathans
Russell Sefton
Philatheas
Clifford Shaw
Lymouth
C. C. Alston
Mreeyan Butterfield
Xelgan Sebivadin
Kosa
Mya
Seftan
Martha Francis
Beatrice Butterfield
Fran
Aus George
Florence Wolthers
Mesdantes Etna Wilkins
C. C. Elston
Homer Davis
Henry Robinson
Bryan Butterfield
Phoebe Ann Butterfield
Mildred Sefton
Quincy Griffith
L. C. Lalmaga
John Kilburn
Florence Crane
Maurice Kistun
Dorothy Pearson
Dockun
Oona
Misa Doris Snook
Franses Georgy
Maurica
Kilnten
Maurica Will
Vineasy
M. Eichurch
Prodia
Misa
Alberta Finlay
Charlie Finlay
Faber
Betty
Mina Helen Withrow
Mizz Marjecin Howe
Sam Gerber
Collinsville
John Withrow
Mast of Town
Marti
Avelt Armstrong
George Handig
Fen
Grutis
K. Lracy
Adda Lane
Millville
Pauline Lintner
Theni
Darrell Withrew
Sevenmile
Will Barnett
Elm Ridge Social Roundup From Last Week
Raymond Balor confined to bed with grip last week. Mr and Mrs Sherman Baker and others attended a sale at Reily Thursday. Mrs Arthur McGuin spent Friday with Mrs Sherman Baker. McNally butchered a hog and distributed meat to neighbors. Charlie Sith hosted friends Thursday. Mrs Sherman Baker visited Mrs Eric Sayers Monday. Willie Kobi sent a fine ton of lambs to Cincinnati market Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnurn
Raymond Balor
Dame Wetter
Mya
Sherman Baker
Wr. Kohl
Smenest Kohl
Reily Thara
Arthur McGuien
McNally
Neighhata
Charlie Sith
Tunting
Eric Sayers
Erneat
Willie
Kobi
Cincinnati
Capital Punishment in France Sparks Global Debate
A 1932 commentary condemns the public Paris execution of a killer as barbaric and uncivilized. It argues capital punishment is an outdated, brutal practice that undermines moral progress, urging life imprisonment as a humane alternative and contrasting France with America and other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Githet
Presilent
Doumier
Paris
Tuileries
Bastille
Baunda
Tin
Hout
Old
Russia
Gepes
Cradte
America
Rosemary and memories of grand houses and letters
A nostalgic reminiscence traces Rosemary through a Main Street mansion once owned by Mrs Beatty, recalling grand rooms, Juliet balcony, and heirloom furniture that sparked fairy tale fantasies. The author links childhood visions to relatives, autograph albums, and letters from California that revive memories of friends, neighbors, and school days in Hatillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Beatty
Rentty
Fin Hee
LaFayette
Dhera
Josephine Campbell
Everett Rossman
Jimmy" Neal
Peter Mougey
Cincinnati
Josta Ficher
Mary Weiler
Gene Wailer
Kitty Straub
Annie Munson
Lewis D. Camp Ibell
Nelly
Josephine
Elizebeth Burgett Browning
Fourth Ward
Prof
Klemm
Afr. Cope
Melissa Daugherty
Miss Struove
Pauline Steffe
Elizabeth
Hatillon
Washington
Fetter
Li |Gekbun West
Carrie Lyon Brown
Fat-Arny
Then And Now Fifty Years Ago Women and Men’s Attire and Lifestyles
A fragment contrasts life fifty years apart describing women in petticoats corsets and multiple garments with busy churchgoing families and hard work, while men wore whiskers, hats, and worked long days. It notes shifts to silk stockings, cigarettes, cocktails, and social outings alongside changes in health and daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orilera J
Roadway Deaths at Rail Crossings Drop in Ohio
Ohio highway officials report 23 motorist fatalities at railroad grade crossings for the cited year, down from 27 in 1930 and far lower than 1920 levels. Experts urge motorists to slow, look, and obey crossing signals. Merrell promotes warning signs and extra caution at crossings to prevent further losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wasa
Obes
Lenin
C. W. Merrell
Ohio Department of Highways
Fragmented line of stray phrases from a 20th century listing
The text presents a jumble of directives and terms including play, planes, work hours, and calendar cues. It mentions inventions, advertising, quotas, budgets, and sales events in a disjointed sequence, with no coherent narrative or identifiable individuals or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enke Inventarica
Community notes from DREWERSBURG and nearby areas
Spectal reports from DREWERSBURG Indiana recount a Thanksgiving week of social visits. Home Economics club met at Mrs Lemmel Williames with Annoy present. Hamilton and Reading guests joined local families for gatherings. A surprise for Mr and Mrs Arthur Fuchs occurred as they moved near New Haven. The piece reflects community life and local tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ornweraburg
Ind
Misa Alfa
Cincinnati
Home Economics Club
Lemmel Williame
Annoy
Myre
George Aphenoddon
Reading
Andrew Cameroy
Hamilton
Tra Buros
Wire
Vertst Dwyer
Hit
Margaret Hutchinson
Arthur Fuchs
Nes
New Haven
Frank Webbard
Roseto
Gincinnati
Mike Dwyer
Brookville
Delbert Sherer
Dhn
Alien Dakn
New Trenton
Maurviva Brown
Monty
Upshaw to Speak in Somerville Church Sunday Morning
Somerville notes Upshaw of Georgia prohibition candidate for President will speak on prohibition at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning November 28. Local society reports a Thanksgiving market, many attendance notes, and numerous visits and visits to church and family homes across Somerville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upshaw
Somerville
Wu. Upshaw
Georgia
Will Apeak
Presbyterian
Lewisburg News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
In Lewisburg Ohio many neighbors visit relatives and attend local events. Mr and Mrs Harry Eliott of Camden visit, families join in hunting and cooking efforts, and residents report plentiful rat bits in the community. Charles Eliott visits from Brookville Indiana. Carmelius Werver helps with corn husking. Lump coal offered at 325 per ton. phone listed.
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Tewisburg
Harry Eliott
Camden
J Bllinte
Ohio
Leonard McAdams
Cliffore Ellinth
John Duke Tueeray
John Steller
Otho Gilmer
James Kiliott
Mose Eikins
Anderson Colling
Kentucky
Guck Core
Mew Bussel Puckeb
West Elkton
Ava
James Biliett
Wrek
Carmelius Werver
Charles Eliott
Brookville
Ind
Frye
Lewisburg
Bible School and Evening Services At New Miami Christ Church
The Church of Christ in New Miami holds Bible School at 9 30 am and evening worship at 7 30 pm on Sundays. Morning worship starts at 10 30 am with another evening service. Cottage prayer meets Tuesday at Brother Reward Prindivill’s home on Augspurger Avenue. A guest speaker from Cincinnati is planned for both services. Local residents welcome.
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Seerpan
New Miami
Church of Christ
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Bt
Christian Fundamentaly
Bible Achol
Ing Tuesdy
Brother Reward Prindivill
Augspurger Avenue
Hey, Philips
Gail’s Bible School
Ironton
New Mami
Stanley Moore
Ales
Sfamed Kelley
Bunker, Hill
Charles White
Williamsdale
Letmy White
Howard Purvis
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Morgan Sunday Schools
Elm Ridge
Fannie Hurst
King Features ‘Syndicate, Inc
Rosemary
Stella Weiler Taylor
KR. Gore Browne
California
Abia
Caxito
Lyan Brown
Oas- Iand
Weiler
Hells
Drewersburg
Blite Bakery
Cortes
Jornal Traval
Poli Ariving
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