Birthday Surprise Party For Mrs Gwilliams By Amanda Friends
A lengthy community notice recounts a surprise birthday party for Mrs Charles Gwilliams with music games and a large guest list including Mrs Mark Eresman Mrs Rayland Kentaur Mrs Ja uy Manrnd and others. It also notes weekend visits and various family gatherings across Middletown Olser and Germantown with multiple local residents mentioned in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gwilliams
feRioians
Mark Eresman
Eayland Kentaur
Ja Uy Manrnd
Maney Wiestany
Maries Ponghiwin
Hanover News Roundup and Local Gatherings
Fragmented local notes recount Hanover town events on September 8. Weddings, church meetings, and social visits fill the week with names, places, and kin connections, including Mrs. Dackte and Mr. Doki, plus family gatherings at the Hamead and Cedarville friends visiting.
Birthdays of notable figures across states and eras
The item lists several birthdays of public figures and writers with scattered hometowns. Notable names include U S Senator Kline Thomas af Oklahoma, Governor George IL Dern of Utah, and Howard Sutherland of West Virginia. Other entries reference various poets and authors with limited legible details, including Reginahd Wright Kauffman and William W. Jacobs, along with unclear ages and origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Kline Thomas
Oklahoma
Greecastle
George IL Dern
Utah
Dodge Din
Nebr
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Alin Peonerty
Warn Tren
Breemon
Tes
Reginahd Wright Kauffman
Cohowbin
Bovenis
William W. Jacobs
Inn
Birgfred Hasse
Neled Foeglish
Hag Ah Vemrs Ag
Collinsville Grange to Hold Meetings and Events
Executive committee of Collinsville Grange calls a special meeting and a general inspection session. September 12 attendees urged to be present, September 14 is the inspection night with 4-H clubs and speaker Rev. Travel will be provided by the Lakin family. Members asked to bring a contribution or flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
Collinsville Grange
Util Grange
Ravel
Orvleaten
Askeilo
Hinoshibu
Jaa
Schvathonae
West Chester Notes and Movements in Local Church and Schools
West Chester items report Pastor Schultis moving to Triana and a new pastorate, local teachers and residents moving into homes, a Grange meeting extended to Friday, students and families visiting Dayton and West Carrollton, plus a bankruptcy petition by Harry Schiwidler in Middletown and estate notices for Schultlis. The journal notes social and civic activity amid varying weather and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigeharee
United States District Court
Harry Schiwidler
Middletown
Journal
Cincinnati Occupational Tax Abandoned After City Vote
Cincinnati officials repealed the citys occupational tax amid political campaigning. The measure, in effect for 12 years, would have netted about 300000 yearly. after repeal, the city faces a loss of 75000 to 100000 in expected tax revenue for the coming year.
East Hamilton Church Aids Ninth Street United Brethren
Aid at Nine Street United Brethren church included a meeting with Mrs Tena Moferkamp of Quimd Boulevard and a social time with refreshments for twenty seven attendees. Rev W Kiwi Hoggard will remain pastor for another year, Miss Velun Sapp and Homer Mancin wed at Church of the Navarene, and the couple plan a brief honeymoon trip before settling in Tupnapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
United Brethren Church
Tena Moferkamp
Quimd Boulevard
W. Kiwi
Hoggard
Ormig Leics
Martin Murphy
Bonacker Avenue
Kanye
Church of the Navarene
Velun Sapp
Homer Mancin
Trulianapolis
Oni Lorna
Domnall Ites
Violet Sapp
Anate Rigga
Edwin Haggard
Lingoly Avenue
Twainnupolis
Uneir
Grage Snindin
Dayton
Lull Stain
Yeatman seeks judicial honors in Hamilton County race
Cincinnati, Sept 3 W Mere HI Yewrdman a Cinecineede corceil ina and former judge filed a petition as candidate for judge of the court of commen prongs at Wo Mamilton county board of elections. Officials had no time to check signatures but he claimed to have obtained the signatures of more Mac 4,000 qualified electors. The largest city of Denmark is fapentinagen.
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Yeatman
Cincinnati
W. Mere HI Yewrdman
Cinecineede Corceilina
Today in History Highlights from 4760 to 826
A compact timeline note recalls Harvard College surrender to British in 4760, President Jordan issuing an Amnesty Proclamation in 1867, an 1867 International Peace Congress in Geneva, and Germany joining the League of Nations in 1926.
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Montrea
Jordan
Geneve
Fermany
League of Nations
Morning Sun Invitations Shower for Mrs Woods at Parlor
A surprise shower was held Friday afternoon at the ohuvel parlor for Mrs. Itobere Woods as about four ladies of the alchvel attended. Cream was served and many guests announced plans to visit their new home in Chicago. Several local names listed among attendees.
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Ohuvel
Alchvel
Itobere Woods
Chicago
Mary Segmoun
Wiklint Bostick
Miva
Tubois
Bayle Higgins
Allie Williams
Thodie Ramsey
Hatlie Keller
Tallen Byndbury
Jessie Fuxston
Rossie Cullen
Ha Payton
Hilda
Mary
Foil Lemon
Mia Jennie We
Pearl McQuistey
Beas Wilson
Wevgu Byndhuny
Hirey Len
Addi
Pencl
My. Telen Moorhead
Tun
Lols
Reown
Zell
Vesta Calting
Ding Wright
Moe Moorhead
Ava
Aviaieteraft
Wilton
Ama Galaze Af Taberty
Mts
J. &. Wilkians
Mul
Rabat
Christian Union
Silver Bay
N.Y
Urougle
New England
Tey
Thevoy
Dupmere
Res. G. Anderson
Jtburg
Pir Matin
Jenula Weeds
Jella MaDith
McCreary
Missionary Society and club events at local church
Friday evening Mise Besy Wilson of loxtont Wasales mw gues! Women’s Missionary Society to meet at the church Friday at 2 pm. The Young Women’s Society will be its guests. Neil Ferguson of Kaiy Haven to speak at the women’s club gathering Thursday afternoon with Blos Pinkedton of Fair Mayen. Mary Seymour spent Thursday with her daughter Mrs Curtis Ridenour and family. The Forget-Me-Not 4H group held its ninth and final meeting at Mary Fisher Hill’s home. after the business meeting, members exchanged seeds for next year’s planting and were served watermelon by the committee. Mrs Holtia Kelley visited Mrs Rishert Jeinsey and family. Miss Rel Shoenmker plans to return to Wavurdy, IN to teach again. Mina Oileesn Anderson absent. Mrs Alen Leflarson ill after nervous breakdown. Fg Coloma ill.
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Mise Besy
Wilson
Loxtont Wasales
Women's Missionary Society
Ps Os
Young Woman's Society
Neil Ferguson
Kaiy Haven
Woman's Club
Blos
Pinkedton
Fair Mayen
Mary Seymour
Curtis Ridenour
Italy
Alary Fisher Hill
Nest Yioar
Holtia Kelley
Daya
Rishert Jeinsey
Rel Shoenmker
Wavurdy
Dalin
Mina Oileesn Anderson
Hamilton
Alen Leflarson
Coloma
Hawthorne Hill Dinners Highlight Labor Day Guests
Abrass Mrs Joh Wilts and family Nut Jon Waitman from near Millville and Miss Lois Kerns joined Mr and Mrs Eibert Untinson and others for Sunday dinners on Labor Day. Guests included Leo Sauce, Bartlemay of Bellevue Kentucky, Anne Mandsed and family, Janice and Joseph of Sugar Valley, and Mrs Vilta Ha. Calvin Jackson and more attended. Dick Lies visited Columbus and Stiles, Guy Woolton of Campbellstown called on Emily and Mrs Celawire with daughter Louise. Gortmute Borhtol and daughters Tueile and Bie pictured. Huth Crowell attended the ally Cireloeluh athal shore of Mire. Stoney Campbell visited Thursday. Maxine Pauly returned home after a week with relatives in Droton. The Kuteeprige ended on My and Mes Urite Was lost Mreretlay.
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Hawthorne Hill
Hawthorn Hill
Joh Wilts
Jon Waitman
Near Millville
Lois Kerns
Eibert Untinson
Sans
Gay
Celawire
Lowise
Juul
Ais
Gortmute Borhtol
Tueile
Bie
Huth Crowell
Cireloeluh Athal
Shore
Mire
Stoney Campbell
Thutsday
Hittle
Maxine Pauly
Honin
Droton
Rite Prange
Tari Wells
Mreretlay
Mrs Clark And Son Returned Home
Airs Hattie Clack a policewoman and her son William return home after a four month motor trip to Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Frigidaire announces half million dollar campaign in newspapers
Dayton Ohio Sept announces a major advertising push by Frigidaire, a General Motors subsidiary, to sell a new price level fridge while claiming 16 years of manufacturing quality and 2,250,000 homes used. The campaign includes a large newspaper insert plan across 36 papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Dia
Perigidaire Corporation
General Majors
Vrigidaire
Adi
Hsing
Warrant Dismissed As Ed Lawrence Case Goes Quiet
Fragmented report cites a Kentucky defense that a warrant against 13 year old Edward Lawrence for his father David Lawrence’s murder was dismissed. The piece references family turmoil and notes other local deaths including former jailer John D. Howard and politician William Wiekle.
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Winchester
Daugh
Edward Lawrence
David Lawrence
Wnb
Lawrence
Vanth- Vion
Mel
Lawrenes
Delegates Named by Ohio Lutherans at District Meeting
Delegates were named to attend the American Lutheran Church meeting in Pond du Lac Wisconsin after yesterday’s Ohio district convention session at St. Paul Evangelical Church Wayne Ave Columbus. District president Popper presided. Pastoral delegates from Columbus Upper Sandusky and Cleveland were listed among the nine assigned as delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
American Lutherans Church
Ostoben
Pond du Lac
Wis
Ohio
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Wayne Ave
Lae
de Memancel
Popper
Columbus
Synod
Herbert “T. Teupeli
Areob Doll
R. E Galinday
All of Columbus
K. Thirdoer
Blanford
G. Stellaru
Samlusky
A Wager
Clovelane
John Seim
Upper Sandusky
Ef. A. Barth
Union City
George J. Dascheaker
Anne
Oscar
B._Smith
Karlardt
Reading
aAenold Wienke
Avun
Louis Kantuee
Coldwater
Frank Vogel
Willanl
Walt Conrad
Marysville
George Suheid
Monvonville
Olko
Styevo
Cleveland
Willian Almay
Lny
Pleasant Run Area Busy With Visits and Funerals
Pleasant Run area residents are seen visiting relatives in nearby towns. Honey Chin and daughter, Mrs. Tra Potlonger and Dover visited Millan ville, Hid. Funeral services for Mrs. Chas. Haveitton were attended. J. Dalfor and family hosted gatherings. Rev. Missadalos accepted a new call and will move this week.
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Piongawk
Honey Chin
Ferayelieedary
Tra Potlonger
Dover
Millanville
Hid
Testaviek
Mey Qu
Mie Doty
Tres Butterfield
New Tinelington
Mae Ashter Fustote
Chas. Haveitton
Hamilton
Xewin
Will Lwava
Roe Andre
Local social news and gatherings across towns
Mrs W A Huston hosted Oxford kin at Sunday gathering. Vernon Pottenger and family held a birthday dinner for Verna Jean with Linea Pottenger and Mrs Stith Lod of Louisville visiting. Nellie Milburn hosted guests from Norwood and Columbus. Cora Rhodes of Indianapolis enjoyed a visit with Mr and Mrs Chris McCormick. Ladies Auxiliary meeting and peeling activity with Misses Mary and Viola Resor. Warren McCormick and family traveled to Virginia. Iva Pottergee and daughters attended the Sewell funeral in Hamilton. School opened Tuesday with good attendance. Miss Clapper will teach at Newell school. Mattie Piplier hosted Quy Whittywker’s family from Hamilton for a day.
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Barly
W. A. Huston
Oxford
Nod
Vernon Pottenger
Verna Jean
Linea Pottenger
Stith Lod
Louisville
Nellie Milburn
Norwold
Bevis
Columbus
Tod
Cora Rhodes
Indianapolis
Mrr
Chris. McCormick
Aiji
Mery
Fuyila
Warren McCormick
Taity Fruid
Heatthy
Aire
Harry
Virginia
Iva Pottergee
Lucilla
LaVeen
Sevtley
Hamilton
Newell School
Mattie Piplier
Quy Wihittwker Family
Humilton
No Inheritance Tax on Hartman Estate
No inheritance tax was levied on the estate of Edways Wartma, FHamilton, which had gross value of 87.03 and sale proceeds of 4,293. Distribution was to Collows, Ciah ering Broxterumm, sister, Elizabuthie Friedel, sister, and Kravk Marta, Weather, each 23.88, Helen Schlick, Mae Hartiaw gid Werne Kiewesrhmith, aivees, each 50.70. Johnston cited on attorney pee William Tohnslow, SU Soult eleventh slyest, was ator in van won jileis eit on faite le pie il Yeo to the attorney for Mary Johnston who sued tam fur Aiveven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman Eatath
Edways Wartma
Fhamilton
Grosa Valin
Collows
Ciahering Broxterumm
Elizabuthie Friedel
Kravk Marta
Helen Schlick
Mae Hartiaw
Werne Kiewesrh
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Amanda
Dante Fer
Maroll Whitsell
Otsage
Mich
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Hentusley
Silziiana
Rene Lennon
Barbara Suleman
Mia
Uberry
Gavol
Medway
Barbara Sabante
Howe
Max
Hiram Melaughin
Amd
Thave Cinrsimi Bow Bayin
Dinin Caleasy
Ad Wil
Misa Helin
Melauchtin
Mint
Howard Selinnia¢nr
Ami
Clayles Wallace
Franklin
Valle du Ote
Dohn Trimble
Jab Osborn
Germantown
Everine
Mort Walls
Ars
Kounvet Nifllert
Braver
Davtan Munday
Tom Byonks
Feikliy
Rod Funky Pela
Hebert Deyn
Dungster
Elizabeth
Hed
Lina Spel Mae Clare
Cees
Binten Weelnpsilay
Hanover
Spredal Co Tre Annal
Wilti Devickson
Umvain
Tashwelock
Catherine Keouwker
Bewege Brucker
Comite
Hey
Stumor
Une Son
Dackte
Grange
Alga Twitin
Okenny
Mondlay
Lere Vast
Hutier Hurkatty
Martin ” Petvi
Vonalih Leckett
Ulneil Ant Smaneiee
Intel
Clayuye Hall
Taliseny Dashts
Skillwig
Jessie Kay
E. Vizeilon
Frmity
Adam Ket
Moneed Ani
Aialton
Elias Bustle
Swvndney Vich
Jake
Mehl
Derickson
Juha Beisinger
R. Doki
Eugene
Melvin Desat
Clare Endé Deriskson
Hamead
Earl Meriekaon
F. Kracker
At Kracker
Davita
Ruth Burns
Cedarville
Norma Withrow
Itn
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Mane
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Indiana
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Gynec
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Cheinwij
Thin
Tee
Sehuck
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St. John’s Catholic
Ehaveh
LT. Kronskopt
Hondth
Carthie Grange
Monroe
Baroo
Bristal
DaVois
Hoers
Briday
Minn Schiik
Ayant Anighter
Ben Senick
Septonbor
Miss Mini
Wusenail Prank
Martin
Team West Milde Lowry
Stiss Neblin Wilkie
Fost
Schultis
Helen
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Thaick Camily
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Critfath
Nie
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Pating
Houston Howard
Nanang Dake Murlin
Wiechester
Myron Smith
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Tylovavidle
J. Whitman Booles
Washington, D.C
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Wolise
Thomas FL Cerny
Prslice Jute
Boone County
Ohio Lutherans
FBI
Winton RD
Compton Road
Mark Ranmer
Fenre
Eahametetine Bey
Kruschen
Norman
Willow St
Platte
Attila
Harvey Dunn
Asia
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Lucky Serske
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