Merry Surprise for Henry Ziebold and 25th Wedding Anniversary
Last Saturday evening a merry surprise honored Henry Ziebold for his birthday with music and dancing and assorted refreshments. A later lunch followed with many relatives and friends, including the Buckleys, Shutter, Edwards, Gill, Kelly, and Alten families. Also noted is the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs B Brenner at 625 Symmes Avenue with visits from Hawilton friends and telegrams from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ziebold
Henry
Ziebold
Mes
Morris Matre
Wiliam Shirley
George Mistler
Finery
Wilfrid Wainscott
John Nichols
Vivienne Shirley
Alberta Yiebald
Elmer Conrad
Dvril Henry Ziebold
John Buckley
Jol Buckley
Butler County Shinligeers
Yadia Elurs
Wer
Tod
Charles Edwards
Frank Shutter
Oxford
Walter Aibbard
Dunior
Edward Elis
Claude Kelly
Delmar Dorgis
Ralph Gill
Lucian Dunigm
Zelma Alten
Emery Gill
Me. Hebert
Mr. Kahert
Bud Ob
Edna Buckley
Pauline Shork
Calvin Brown
Byenner
B. Brenner
Symmes Avenue
Salley's Sallies and a Richmond Wedding Tale
Fragmented society notes list names of attendees and gifts for Sally's circle along with a detailed wedding report from Richmond. The piece recounts Mildred Hilz hosting a party honoring Elizabeth Weigel and Frederic Ruth, presenting gifts, and a large church ceremony at St Marys in Richmond with Miss Nina Derago and John Ainchass as principals and ornate bridal imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bile
Mildred Hilz
North E Street
Elizabeth Weigel
Frederie Ruth
Madge Arbrost
Mary Clara Fintan
Almaree
Sky
Mae ‘Meuse
Mary Evelyn Na‘gel
Messrs
Ifrederic Ruth
Dan Raebel
Bob Werzor
Paul Devine
Paul Brinker
Joe Wessel
Elmer Woltering
Larry May
Uhe
Richmond
St. Mary’s Church
Indiana
Nina Derago
Ikl
Pietra Derago
John Ainchass
Mro
Frank Machael
Pather
Walter Cronin
Hvidal
Mary Osso
Myre
Samuel Osso
Mainilton
Benedict Machael
Miss Osso
Johan
Richmond Couple Celebrates Hungarian Hall Wedding
A wedding at the Hungarian hall drew about three hundred guests as the bride wore a chin band with orange blossoms and carried call lilies. The groom gifted a pearl necklace while Beverly Lance's orchestra played. The couple planned a motor trip and will reside at 267 SW First Street, Richmond, Indiana, where gifts will enhance their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Lance
John Machae
First Street
Richmond
Indiana
Monday Club Enjoys Program At Y Meeting
Forty five members attended the Monday Night Club gathering at the Y Monday evening. A special feature was a birkey event. Parkin spoke on The Breweriship of Life. Attendees included William Thompson EB Koskinen Oscar M Gast Herbert Kaefer Clas Herold Vernon Arent William Lacy Fleming Paul Rahnes George W Kindred BE Millard W F Baughoran David Webb Elmer K Votter Walter Kemp Lewis Hull EDavis C 4 Gilmore Henry Reigart George E Webster D Bourne GW Dyeht Henry Hammette Chas Reynolds W J Jones John Prossér Roy Henninger S De Mohler EO Roll TE H Marsh W B Coldwell H F Stafford G B Parkin AM Clarke Clarence Tate John Heiser FH Wolwig C H Mannian Walter L Bentel Tack Courtney RK Fr Nichola Frank L Wolford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Y
Her
W. F. Baughoran
David Webb
Elmer K. Votter
Walter Kemp
Lewis Hull
E. Davis
C. 4. Gilmore
Henry Reigart
George E. Webster
D. Bourne
GW Dyeht
Henry Hammette
Chas. Reynolds
W. J. Jones
Ohn
Prossér
Roy R. Henninger
S. de Mohler
E.O- Roll
TE. H. Marsh
W. B. Coldwell
H. F. Stafford
G. B. Parkin
A. M. Clarke
Clarense Tate
John Heiser
FH. Wolwig
C. H. Mannian
Walter L. Bentel
Tack Courtney
Fr. Nichola
Frank L. Wolford
Millville Federated Officers Nominated by Club
Millville Federated church council nominated officers to be elected Sunday December 18 at a Monday meeting. Nominating committee members Alvs Arthur Roden Mrs Maynie Crookston and Anne Poshard selected. Democratic Women's club nominating committee chosen Monday night at headquarters Court Street. Party set for November 3 after brief meeting. Hog and Game meeting moved to Tuesday night at 7 p m Farmers hall Peach Grove reports on field trial anti pollution drive and game conservancy. Lump coal price listed as 3 25 per ton. Phone 4110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAME
Democratic Womer Alvs
Arthur Roden
Maynie Crookston
Anne Poshard
Democratic Women's Club
Od Courtsfront
Aenya Party
Millville
Federated Church Council
Local residents note travel and visits during holidays
Messrs Gilbert Condo and George Starner depart Thursday for a North Carolina play. Miss Mary Sortman drove to Springfield. Abe plans to return Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Otto B E Loven Jr and daughter Sandra to spend holidays with Mr and Mrs Watson. Mr Dick Brown of Springfield visits Hayilton for Lockman Miller nuptials. Mrs Herbert Suter returns from Chicago after two weeks with sister Mrs William Ganer. Dr and Mrs D Franklin Schipper travel from Chisago to visit mother Mrs Clarissa K Schipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Condo
George Starner
North Carolina
Mary Sortman
Springfield
Abe
Otto BE. Loven, Jr
Sandra
Watson
Dick Brown
Hayilton
Herbert Suter
Chicago
Ohio Utilities OK Abandonment of DT&T Jeffersonville Port William Line
Ohio Utilities Commission approves abandonment of the Jeffersonville to Port William branch of the Detroit Toledo and Trenton railroad after an order from the Commerce Commission. Toledo dropper Heninger dies at 42 after reporting to New York Central. Cincinnati clerk Hays seeks a rematch of 400 votes after losing to Peter McGarthy. Columbus finance chief Bevis urges departmental cuts due to dwindling excise receipts. Tiffin fire destroys home of James Fry family of ten near Bloomville. Troy recount request by J L Landman for Miami County commissioner race, with potential contest if errors found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Laterstate, Commerce Commission
Jeffersonville- Port
William Branc
Detroit
Toledo and Trenton
Ohio Utilities Commission
Columbus
Howard J. Bevis
Legion Stands With Labor in Fight on Communism
Cincinnati November 22 Legion members join the American Federation of Labor in opposing communism in the United States. Louis F. Johnson national commander of the American Legion addressed the 62nd annual convention of the AFL at the Netherland Plaza Hotel, condemning communism and criticizing Byrd Roosevelt for economy league plans. He urged continued cooperative fraternal action between the Legion and the AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
Louis 4. Johnson
The
A. F. of
Netherland Plaza
Commmans
Richard 2. Byrd
Archibald Roosevelt
National Economy League
Johnson
Legion
Negro Improvement Assn Meeting Plans December Banquet
The Negro Improvement Association held a Monday night session at the Community Center. The entertainment committee and religious committee led the program after brief business talks. Music featured instrumental and vocal solos and a quartet. Rev Jd Francis announced a December 12 fisher and sou banquet at the Community Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Improvement Association
Front and
Woods Streets
Ja Francis
Businesmmittee
350 Fines for Trig From Indiana Testimony
Police Chief John Calhoun testified that detectives are investigating records and drew fines of 50 dollars each in municipal court. The Tuesday morning session involved Henry and related cases as part of the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
John ©. Calhoun
Henry
Fort Wayne Men Plead Guilty to Intoxication Charges
Popell Luther Summers and James Quinn of Fort Wayne Indiana pleaded guilty to intoxication charges after detectives trailed their automobile for days. Judge Alphonse Pater ordered fines of thirty dollars each once verification is completed. The men were arrested five days ago during the stakeout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popell
Luther Summers
James Quinn
Fort Wayne
Ind
Alphonse Pater
Indiana
Family Day Planned at Central Church on December 11
Deacons at Central Church of Christ met Monday night and decided to observe December 11 as family day. They will start an evangelistic program for the coming year with further plans to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Burglary Attempt at Hamilton Cylinder Regrinding Office
Residents report a failed break in at the Hamilton Cylinder Regrinding company 509 South Ninth Street. The attempted burglary occurred Monday night drawing noise that alerted the area before police could be alerted. Officer Monse reported the incident to the Lindenwald precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouth Ninth ST
Hamilton Cylinder
South Ninth Street
Robert Monse
Insurance
Man
High Street
Lind
Christina
Lindenwald
Church of Christ
King Howe, Myel Avenue
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Sally
Reese Pipher
Abs
W. G. Briggs
Mayme Blbb
Mary Warr
BE. W. Elrod
Billy
Willian D. Schnefter
Lelia
G. W. Jensen
Ruth
A. Stivers
M. Houglen
Marian
Orville Epperson
Brenner
Hamilton Chapter
Delphians
Hamilton Chapine Delphians
John Courtney
Ad Myre
Herbert Huber
Lisbeau
Vicks Plan
Control
Vicks
Acold
Flite Bakery
Building Association
West Side Building and Loan Association
C. Beeler
Main and Cats
Millville Federated
Ohio
Toledo
Otto Heninger
New-York Central Railroad
William Hays
Hamilton
Peter J. McGarthy
Citizens’ Party
Tiffin
James Fry
Lees Laday
Bloomville
Troy
J. L. Landman
Miami
Piqua
Quality
Price
Thor
Weraerine
Andoe
Wada
Lee Price
Thors
Negro Improvement Ass
Junior Democratic Club
Kiefer
South Second Street
John B. Connanghton, Jr
Ander
Eliza Bulerys
A. E. Bard
the Ralston Paint CO
Third & Market Sts
Duersch Coal
Neceamry
Hamilton Hotel
Eat Young
Mgr
Idaho
Deseare Argenley
Hubler
Liane Tee Elo
Caliban
Webster Ave
Gordon Ave
Frank Kelley
Millville Ave
VINE
Grocery
van Hook and Miser Avexews
Erry
IGA
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