Rev Andres of Fort Thomas called to Venice Church
The Journal Venice Oct 21 notes Rev Andres of Fort Thomas Ky was called to the pastorate of Venice church after a guest sermon and session trustees approved the vacancy. Rev Andres and family plan to move to the manse within two weeks and begin duties the first Sunday in November. Busy Bee class held a pleasant meeting with fundraising plans and a committee appointed. Several social items follow including a bridge party hosted by Dr and Mrs James Inman.
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Fort Thomas
Venice Church
Venice
Enrl Worth
Cincinnati
Henjamin Andrea
Thomas
Leichty
Weshread Salem
Andres Ling
Mt. Thomas
National Board of Missions
Anndces
Busy Bee
Addie Taylor
Saagion Plang
Srére
Mildred Bisdorf
Welton Brown
Harald Harmon
G. Lambki
Joseph Crotty
Rebah
Neney Lindsay
Lucy Goodrich
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Carl Roush
Virgil Hawensteinburg
Florence Gabes
Ars
Mary Anderson
Robert Morris
Arthur Morris
Netty Anderson
Stanley Morris
Bright
Ind
A. A. Gorbeld
Rushville
Sabiday
Frank Frank Bacll
Grace
Carol Hage
Kokomo
Coraline Brown
Harey Ostaber J
Ed Greshel
Sylvia Nos
Halk
Daily Lessons In English By W J Gordon
A compact English guide lists misused words and common pronunciation and spelling errors. It praises vocabulary growth by daily word mastery and highlights a quirky quotation about a word for motivation.
Visit and obituary notes from Greenville area
Visiting her parents in Greencastle Ton Edward Bogart and John Lapp of Cleves were Sunday visitors at the L T Maynard Home Mrs Ford Hokum and Als Mary Taking have moved to Raton where she teaches in the Junior High and he resumes evangelist work Mer and Mrs William Schneider and son Ghureice with Mr and Mrs Edmar Jerdon of Reily attended a funeral at Greenville Ohio Monday afternoon Mr and Mrs John Schrader of Kitchel were visitors at the Paul Burns home Sunday
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Greencastle
Ton
Edward Bogart Andohn Lapp
Cleves
L.t. Maynard
Ford Hokum
Als
Mary Taking
Raton
Mer
William Schneider
Ghureice
Edmar Jerdon
Reily
Greenville
Ohio
Williamsdale community events and local visits recap
Special To The Journal notes a big fish fry and dance at the free house on Saturday November 5. It lists locals visiting relatives, neighbors calling, and family visits across Williamsdale and nearby towns, including the Hilberts and Powells, with a focus on social, church, and civic life in the area. In Houston a separate report describes 14 years of water flowing under a pavement in the Hongton neighborhood, with engineers unable to stop a 50,000 gallon daily leak costing about $55,000.
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Fiee House
Willinngdale
Alrs
Lou Gadlel
John Einsel
Tielen
Dorothy
Charles Peacock
Charles
Bright
Ind
Mayme Newbrander
Nett
Elda Maye
Houston
Tex
Hongton
Caldl
Girls Hi Y Club Activity Plans at Hamilton High
Hamilton High School Girls Hi Y Club outlines weekly activities including a hike by the general group, officer elections by sophomores, and two committees world fellowship and day. Leaders from townspeople to be chosen, Frances Harbit chairs the bop committees with Betsy Mueller and others assisting. Sophomore officers elected include President Catherine Hughes and others. A joint Boys and Girls Hi Y event is planned for October 29 with George Zoller orchestra.
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Hamilton High School
Genigr
World Fellowship
Len
Frances Harbit
Bop
Betsy Mueller
Eutha White
Marian Andraws
Alberts Vierrmann
Eileen McMehan
Betty Benninghofen
Allivy
Kleinne Benninghoto
Esther Arnold
Helen Yackle
Anna
Louise Weiland
Mary Shuler
Dasye Stevenson
Eleanor Hefler
Ruth Cogswell
Jane Sollenbarger
Marjory Kochler
Susan Grove
Hilda Smith
Hloise Koehler
Hsther Lee
Fannie Rothbaum
Carel Petzold
Walnut Aid Attendance Contest Winner Named
Walnut Aid society held a regular meeting on Wednesday evening at Walnut Aid Hall. Alber Nuin won the attendance contest. A social hour followed with refreshments served.
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Walnut Aid
Walnut Aid Society
Walnuut Aid
Second
Washington Streets
Alber’ Nuin
Associal
Local Hamilton Items Highlight Births and Events
Michael Frey, longtime Hamilton resident, dies at Rose Avenue home at ninety three. Dr Sheridan Watson Bell elected president of Hamilton club. Miss Margaret O Keefe engages to Gervaise Daugherty announced. Births at Mercy hospital include twin girls and an infant boy to several families. Eclipse light demand spikes in New York City as power use soars.
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Clondy
Smith’s Theatre
Michael Frey
Hamilton
Rose Avenue
Sheridan Watson Bell
The
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Margaret Og” Keefe
Gervaise Daugherty
Virgil W
Meray Hospital
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Eugena Antes
Marey Hospital
Milton Clark
Henry Ketteler
Prylauia Aye
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New York City
Boat Club Discussion to Form on Miami River
A meeting is planned to discuss forming a boat club with marine activities on the Miami River. Interested parties may attend Friday night at 8 o clock to explore on board motor boat racing and related sports.
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Marine Satis
Pth
Miami River
The
Orb
Kneisel Samp
Pennies Pay for Education at Graceland College
Tamoni and Ross Morti, a Canadian, arrived at Graceland College with a trunk and suitcase stuffed with pennies and small gains saved for yearns. He plans to use the slowly accumulating treasure chest to cover most of his education costs.
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Tamoni
Laws
Ross Mortimore
Graceland College
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