Retirement-Style Bridge Parties Highlight Social Week
Mrs. Mary Schmitt hosted a Lundican Midge farewell for Miczi Batty and Nell Dister at Main Street with bridge. Catharine Shafer and Mary Jane Link were high scorers. Nell Dister took the consolation prize amid a pink and white decor with a central bride motif. Additional attendees included Betty and Nell Dister, Mary Avnbrust, Catherine Shafer, Juanita Feynolds, Mary June Tink, Caroline and Mary Seluwitz. A later note covered a Miss Roselyn Rigling shower at West Main Street with gifts and a silk scarf consolation prize for top players. The festive setup featured a pink and white scheme and a tower of white blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schmitt
Misa Mary Schnitt
Main Street
Nell Dister
Betty
Mary Avnbrust
Catherine Shafer
Juanita Feynolds
Mary June Tink
Caroline
Mary Seluwitz
Vivien Lehmkohl
Miss Rigling
Misa Roselyn Rigling
Aloyslug Roscivin
Vivien Lebaiku
West Main Street
Romilda Tiemsyer
Rosalyn Rigling
Cecilie Rigling
Warle Schmutzler
Andrella
Mises Roseivn Riglings
Mayjaiie Miller
Loraine Rehane
Cevilia Rigling
Hetty Weemgen
Louise Mullenter
Mary Louise Nigling
Margaret Wolpert
Hamilda Tichever
Margaret Sharp
Helen Herzog
Helen Claire Lehmkoh
Mosdarmes
Mark Pater
George Yenkle
Earb Schmutzler
George Spoer
Carl Lehmkuhl
Wees
Local social notes span lengthy gatherings and pageant plans
Loretta Harmon and others hosted a late tour with a grand lunch for a group including Ina Waidbaekes and Mary Adigela thawe among many names. Hilda Brinker entertained informally at her North Third Street home with bridge, refreshments, and a host of Cincinnati visitors. Stella Weiler Taylor plans an elaborate Hamilton pageant with 56 Hamilton residents portraying signers of the Declaration. Pleasant surprises marked Mrs Conrad Erb’s eighty seventh birthday with Five Hundred games and dinner. Church groups plan a joint picnic at Ruth Potter’s Carat grounds from 4 to 7. Ed Wetzel hosted visits from Cincinnati and relatives, and the Me Pall-Triester reunion occurred at St Clair Park with a chicken dinner and social games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Hilda Brinker
Hilda Brinker
North Third Street
and Mel
Adrian Heier
Fitzahetty Ladder
Edward Drinker
Tx. Teaymend Miors
Ith Bripxer
Ia Hamilton
Taylor
Gonrac Erb
Conrad Erb
South Ninth Street
Jich
Heory Stoker
Ton Fuh
Chick Eversole
Nick
Verol Eversole
Carlyle Sill
Martha
Nova Caster
Tenry Arb, Jr
Conrad Tah
Ruth Bristley Pettey
Missey Onn
Dorothy Derm
Ruth Potter
Oxford
Ed Wetzel
Joe Williams
Homer Smith
Cincinnati
Hedland Field
Coney Taland
Mitehings
Adolf Bokens
Iana Junive
Jerry
Joe Olerwiira
Joe
Melvathan
Reunion Attendees Reported From 1933 Milestone Event
The article lists numerous names including Jack Harris Mid etown president and Cory Weiss secretary treasurer at a reunion held in Arm co Park circa 1933. Present are Mathew Meyer Hyerelt Bac op Khudr ioffman Clyde ry and son Harry Fagin Jack Mavis Will Weber Lewis Truster Quo Getz Roy Snively Clem Mc all Edgar Truste Bob Benson Iaegh Weiss Charles Garrett Jnofort alan Ballaster Al ax Keppler Will Roberts Glen Stevens Walter Rebs and son Dan Winterstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harris
Midetown
View
Cory Weiss
Armco Park
Mathew Meyer
Hyerelt Bacop
Khudr Ioffman
Clyde Ry
Harry Fagin
Jack Mavis
Will Weber
Lewis Truster
Quo. Getz
Roy Snively
Clem Mc ¥All
Edgar Truste
Bob Benson
Iaeg
Huth
Naowi ‘Truster
Gertie
Mary Bepson
Bolly
Dovothy Cusluman
Lottie. Hoffman
Messrs
Francia
Don McFall
Bob Genson
Clarence Hoffman
Howard
Francis Weber
William Truster
Dack Sud Dim Harris
Jim Stevens
Clyde Cushovt
Local residents return from travels and new college plans
Mrs Louise Mienner returns from Detroit visit while Miss Pearl Garvin resumes PE instructor duties at Wikea Juniors High. Mrs Sarah Slade to reside with daughter at Welbely College Massachusetts. Mrs Lillian Mohler of Columbus visits Sarah Slade and others with Williams Kuany and Connads. Mr and Mrs Mark Schneider return from Cumberland trip with Betz reunion noted near Columbus. Miss Sicgin attends Cincinnati conference then vacationing Hyde Park. Joan Sheloe to enter Berna College as freshman. Ava Hayes and Willis Dean visit relatives in Kentucky. Miss Evans of London visiting Emory Eva. District Veltbrecht returns from eight summers in Europe. Misses Bessie and Mary Sehell visit Dayton. Mrs Joseph B Trark and others mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Mienner Hes
Detroit
Misa Pearl Garvin
Sumer
Toledo
Wikea Juniors High School
Sarah Slade Ia
Mary Slade
Welbely College
Massachusetts
Lillian Mohler
Columbus
Sarah Slade
Mes
Williams, Kuany
Bessie
Mary Sehell
Will Calelon
Dayton
Joseph B
Trark
Local residents return from various visits and trips
Daughter Jemme and Mrs. W. J. Edson return from trips to friends in distant towns. Magen Scofield and son Lillie plan to return to Chicago after months with the Hathorns. Virginia Reis left Overpeak for DePauw College. Alion Rose and Kathleen Ross depart for Bathe Creek College. Edward Backman and Gerry return from a relatives’ visit to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemme
Cleyne- Tang
Columbus
Stella Deaton
Kantuck
W. J. Edson
Cleveland
Alion Rose
Kathleen Ross
Bathe Creek College
Edward Backman
Gerry
Paramount Theatre Tonight Hosts Mixed Attractions
Stage Is-sla offers presentings at the Paramount with a night of attractions including Miss Pinkue Lots and a one day feature Madonna Racketeur. Skipworth Tae leads the rundown as the top act with a closing encore showing Days of Jaxx and a rare late encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Paramount Theatre
Skipworth
Application Filed for Administratrix of Deceased Estate
An application was filed by administratrix Wy B Franklin for the estate of Clinton H Deurth who died August 24. The estate is estimated at 4250 dollars with 3800 in realty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mydino Grogs
Wy B .1
Franklin
Mairsihiya
Clinton Hi. Deurth
Northway Leading Plea On Route Contends for Highway Change
The Northway leaders push for promotion of highway ideas, seeking discussions with Ohio Highways officials and others in states the Koreral ponte would traverse. The Dayton and Springfield corridor is federalized, with airfields to be roadified, and a request for a paved, sheltered highway is made. The council includes C. Rt. Noble, S. Lewis, Maul Arbore nt, and other local commerce and civic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Koreral Ponte
Northway
C. Rt. Noble
Springfield
Antonabil Slitb
Chaitimin
S. Lewis
Bueye
Route passes through Pat-Aoromty and major cities
A damaged OCR fragment lists the route passing through Pat-Aoromty and several cities including Smilusky Cincinnati Marion Springfield Bucy 8 Meshaniesburg Middletown Dayton and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanfarenca
Smilusky
Cincinnati
Marion
Springfield
Meshaniesburg
Middletown
Dayton
Hamilton
First M E Women’s Society Reports Monthly Meeting
The First M E Women’s Society held its monthly gathering with Mrs Charles Wealford noting Methodist conference points in Cincinnati. Mrs W B Griffith presided as officers were invited to the year ahead. a short reading from St John 1 preceded by a poem Opportunity by Markham and a prayer by Rev G B Parkin. A social hour and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Woman's Society
Woman's Missionary Sociely
Chuvell
Cincinnati
Charles .Wealford
Clevelaind Ayers
Mra
W.B. Griffith
BE. A. Beldon
Markham
GB. Parkin
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Margy Gogedrost
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Joan Remle
Mary Catherine
Eleanor Jane Thierer
Doris Muttle
Virginia Reifstock
Dorothy Weiss
Samy Baecker
A Dimay Kammer
Billy Crohner
Hernard Warga
Dolly Iritz
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Adolf Fritz
Lillian
Pater
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Miss Mortisa Williams
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Loig Avent
Miami University
Mr. Laia
Marc Helen Arent
Marie Hodges
Mortiss Willfins
Marges
Fed Harrison
Alfred Tinstermeister
Oscar Ashe
Clyde Howard
Eee
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Elmer Ortel
Woodaiale
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Betty Weisenhorn
Vlasy
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Gant Menthera
St. Paus
Helen Yackle
Campbell Avenue
Miasea I
Elen
Leona Rupp
Vanessa Turnbull
Evelyn Schirmer
Margaret Kranbuehl
Jean Bake
Helen
Suciatta
Anthony Suciatta
Alvin Brown
Wes i
Sallys
Loretta Harmon
Gertends Wachter
Franeis Brickels
Marty Angela Crewe
Reina Waidbaekes
Mary Adigela Thawe
Weeness Brickels
Trnde Waehter
Neilie’ Asher
Neama Welsh
Ruth Mous
Loretta Haven
Irma Tiarmion
Marcella Kuli
Cathrine Durke
Anna Wilson
Raker
Marie Ryan
Abts
McFal-Trnstor
St. Clair Park
Ratan
Hverett Bacon
Shandon
Mary Long
Oberlin Conservatory
Atudio
Isslreen
Fast Parc
Chris
Tipeiet Ouds
Saad
Burnett-Waites
H. L. Biehl
Optometrist
Boers Warnes Optical Department
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Falta
Thnek
Brown
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Breen
Dresa
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al Morris
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