Leighty Honors at Tozzer Home in Hamilton
In the Sept 2 Hamilton Evening Journal a notice details a reception at the Tozzer home honoring Rev H W Leichty and his wife. Attendees included church members and friends from nearby communities, with presentations and greetings marking their upcoming move to Westwood where Rev Leichty will lead at the Salon Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Evening Journal
Pagrey
Mrs. Leichty
Tozzer
Phil Tosser
Rev
HH. Leighty
Leichig
Mra
Marl Smith
Harold Reimer
Clarence Mehl
Robert Morris
Nea Mae Luse
Berthy ‘Torar
Nola Starr
Yeesie
Mildred Morris
Marie
Freda Mildred
Edna Disdarf
Adolph Lehne
Mary
Midwestern Grocery And Meat Co Opens Saturday
The Midwestern Grocery and Meat Company opens at 111 Main Street with a Friday evening preview. The store offers groceries meats and fresh produce with a local meat market, moderate profits and a cash basis. Delivery will be available and hours run 7 am to 8 pm daily except Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocery and Meat Company
Main Street
Hamilton
Midwestern Grocery and Meat Company
Wafis Av Pr. Am
Mars Schneider
Schneider
Jack Reid
Reid
Miss Hogan
Toca
Consumers of
Twins Arrival and Local Family News Recounted
Joyful notices as Mr and Mrs Charles Waons announce twins a boy and a girl. Several families including Bates of Middletown, Howard in Wednesday visit, and Macey in Germantown with trips to Dayton and Farmersville. Young People class from the church enjoyed a hay ride with Willis farm refreshments. Local social updates cover visits, new baby joy, and neighborhood gatherings across Germantown Farmersville Middletown and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Macey
Germantown
Ais
A. J. Macey
Afr
Charles Arpp
Mr. Poeht
Clara Bailey
Dayton
Charles Thomas
M. Be.ebtroh
Clan Apple
Farmersville
Middletown
Suneh
Willis Farm
Clem Apple
Faye
Gite
Brown
Franklin Indiana
Denpins
Cincinnati
Campbell
Roy Barnhart
Gerald
May
FG. Barnhart
Clair Kitson
West Carrolton
Community Guests Span Dayton to Germantown
Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across multiple towns including Dayton Germantown Lima Trenton and Pleasant Valley. People mentioned include Mr and Mrs Charles Cooper Mrs Belle Doty Mrs Myra Foster Apple Mr and Mrs William Fairfield Mr and Mrs Ankeney and many others with social calls and visits noted Sunday through midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitson
Edwin Howard
West Carrolton
Howards Home
Pat Cooper
Ison
Somerville
Charles Cooper
Minnig Thomas
Dayton
Lonzo Coleman
Belle Doty
Doty
Oxford
Chester Brawer
Helen
Germany
Frank Gore
Chienga
Joe Zimmerman
Howard Gilbert
Franklin
Mes
Pear ‘Thomas
Ankeney
Grant
Wother Ankeney
Annis Thoms
Wues
Annis ‘Thomas
Germantown
Sig Gilberh
Xepia
Ankeny
Charles Wade
Myre
Ber- Aard Ingabrand
Ansa Ankeney
Myra
Foster Apple
Clew Apple
William Fairfield
Dorothy
Lima
Ohio
Mr. Fairfield
Ter
Tha Yoakum
Ohio City
Oxville Floyd
Trenton
Emrich
Mary Miller
West Alexander
Ghesler Bowsher
Lime
Russel Burner
Peru
Indiana
Martha Hairsfield
AM Ray Suman
Pleasant
Andrews
Midletown
Floyd Bison
Tima
Bairfield
Orville Floyd
Fimrich
Tary Eikenberry
Irwin Himes
Lizzie Andrews
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Kilburn
Rally Lodge
School of Instruction
Hebekab Lodge
Rebekah
Reily
Mildred Brown
Gertruda Lewis
Clara Tragesser
Catherine Bowman
Mildred Teaver
Helen Brown
Lal Lewis
Allen Enrick
Elizabeth Stafford
Pray
Foss Township
Shandon
Alvan Domoret
Shandon Wat
Hill
Fale
Nell Clark
Mercy Hospital
Berthes
Breese
Witek
Thase
Columbus University
Haly
Farmers’ Union
the Journal
Carne Kraus
John Campbell
Rushville
Ind
Martha Brown
Fan
Afonso Grove
Indianapolis
J. W. Butterfield
Etta Albright
Misa Ella Morris
Greenville
Arthur Marvial
Nelson Joyce
Greensburg
Paul Smith
Filmer Beans
Mra Helton Smith
Badha Butterfield
Margaret Krays
Caroline Brown
J. C. Hedges
Ruth Bader
New Haven
Midwestern Grocery and Meat Co
Gratis Korcinl
Gentis
Fit Rite Shoe Store
Bazar
Staer Ann
Thee
Oxfords
Ihiy
ST. Sai
South Third
Merritt
Campbell's Beans
Midwest
Alaska
Samnton
Wilson's
Cabinay
Yaron Hill
Libby, McNeill and Libby
Libby
Libby’s
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