High School Reunion At Carl Engel Farm
Millville reports the Nineteenth Annual Reunion of the 1913 class of East Nightigh School of Ginvinmati held at Carl Engel's farm on Black Road. Attendees enjoyed a day of games including a 20 to 18 ball game, bridge, and children's contests. Details include arrivals, planned 26th anniversary, and school notes on enrollment and staff. A separate note covers yellow fever vaccine development in Rio de Janeiro and plans to test with monkeys.
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Millville
East Nightigh
Carl Magel
Rowlo
Black Road
Fuller
Fossils
Schrader
Fullera
Ond
Ardsining
Tian~an
Carl Engel
Jenneth Grisby
Virginia Isid
Gwendolyn Engel
Alton Rudolph
Phyllia Engel
Harold Frn
Dolph
Charles Bertscher
Elzie Curry
Ghacs
Ray Rudolph
Faily
Henry Schroeder
Nelson Stricker
J. Steinkoenig
A. Volz
R. Wilson
John Garrett
Elsis Ganzort
Alms Hanan
Misa Inlen Klenck
James Reid
John Clarret
Wyoming
Alnsy Gx Junie Sth
Thorn
Mra. Lewiis
Jesaiah Talbert
Mra
Wardwell
St Charles Local Social Notices Highlight Weekend Visits
St Charles Sept 21 report lists Mr and Mrs Grissom, Mr and Mrs Bardon, Mr and Mrs Ko and families visiting Hamilton shoppers. Gisco Hiler stayed with Car Miller relatives. Families Jaco Ghonta, Oscar, and Stanley Rosenberger with son Jerome visited Shandon. Myrtle Miller staying with William Woodruff. Ladies Aid meets Oct 12, 1932. Clayton Garner and family visited Charles Giselo and granddaughter Boris Jany Van Lieu of Vonics. Woodruff hosts and Myrtle Miller called on. Ladies utility plans event at Hillman school Sept 24, 1942 two miles south of Reily.
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St. Charles
Mya
O. K. Grissom
Smith Bardon
Harry Ko
Harvey Koetiendarfer
Philip Schlemmer
Skater Michael
Hamilton
Gisco Hiler
Car Miler
Jaco Ghonta
Oscar
Stanley Rosenberger
Jerome
Shandon
Myrtle Miller
William Woodruff
Boris Jany van Lieu
Vonics
Madison Woodruff
Mra
Walter Michael
Residents and visitors gather for local reunions and social events
The report lists several social visits and gatherings: L Fritz Prange and Harry Webb spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Fritz. Hans Felton and family from Campbellstown spent Wednesday at Orla Dewire's home. Mrs. Jennin Tranck and son Ralph, Miss Mary Jo Trunk, and Floyd Keller spent Sunday at Fork Andiast. Homee Shaw and Emerson attended the Kirkpatrick reunion at Walter Shaw's Sugar Valley home. L R Shownint and son Billy spent Saturday in Richnon. Mr. and Mrs. Hawlex Ashwerli hosted a party where their daughter Geraldine entertained Adventurers of the Quest of.
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Alusmers Antioch
L. Fritz Prange
Harry Webb
Af Enterprise
Fritz
Hans
Guy Felton
Campbellstowrs
Orla Dewire
Jennin
Tranck and Son
Ralph
Snd
Mary Jo Trunk
Floyd Keller
Fork Andiast
Homee Shaw
Aon Emerson
Kirkpatrick
Walter Shaw
Sugar Valley
L. R. Shownint
Gon Billy
Rieh‘non
Mya
Lex
Ashwerli
Geraldine
Radio schedules and community events listing
Broadcast schedule notes include WABO CBS events in Oregon and Michigan, Yale versus Harvard sports on WAKC CBS, NBC opera rebroadcasts in New York, and shortwave League of Nations features from Geneva. Local activities cover church services, hosting plans, neighborhood gatherings, and farm and community concerts with mentions of Ashworth woods and campfire stories.
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Wakc-Cbs
Yale
Harvard
NBC
League of Nations
Geneva
Wabc-Cbs
Nhan
Local Social Notes From Oxford Area
Mr and Mrs Eiton Lindsey and Mrs Lackey hosted guests including Mr and Mrs B J Wroot of Hamilton Sunday. Waller Smith visited Oxford on business Wednesday and Jessa Smith and Miss Rose Ann Wallen were in town afternoon. Thomas Woodruff aided Mrs Woodruff with housework and attended school. Mr and Mrs Richard Duntam spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Jesse Lyons and Mr Sizalaye. Mrs Charles Woodruff called on Billie Clyan Thursday after dark. Samuel Woodruff hosted Walker Helping Mand society Thursday afternoon. Farry Inhoté is visiting her Daves with their arm work. Mr and Mrs Fred Lindsey and son Ernest spent Monday evening with Bill and Mrs Elton Lindsey and daughter.
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Samuel Woodruff
Walker Helping Mand Society
Farry Inhoté
Fred Lindsey
Bii
Elton Linsey
Spetial
Juvenil
Caltoga Corner
Charley Miller Ware
Richmond
Maynta Skinny
Marie Lippert
Carrie Black
Wy Booth
Mee
Lucils
Fischer
Laushville
Floyd Persinger
Eston
Mary Farklander
Liberty
Homer Beker
Tom Dinkins
Heaton
Gladys Summer
Dayton
Kennest
Sam Quisanberry
de Grief
McNair
Tipparty Treet
Clauda McQuiston
Edna
Dean
Verla Miller
Rita Pinkerton
Mark McDill
Harry Hawley
Pais Griffith
Richard
George Montgomery
Betty Jean
Lena McQuiston
Misa
Anna Buck
McQuiston
Tadies
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Douglas Hartman 4 Killed in Collision Near Greenville
In a rain storm on Route 127 at Trusses Corner south of Greenville, Douglas Hartman 73 of rural New Paris dies from the crash. Mes Louis Smith 63 of Union City Ind. suffers a fractured skull and six others are hurt. Police report a five-vehicle collision with fatal injuries and extensive damage.
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Greenvilie
Douglas’ Harlaian
New Paris
Preble ‘Anraty
Louis Smith
Union Gitl
Ind
Trusses Corner
New Super Red-Ben Gasoline Debuts at Economy Stations
Economy Stations launch Super Red-Ben, a higher refined fuel touted as top power, using government standard airplane gasoline tech and anti-knock fluid. Sold at 18 cents a gallon at the Fifth and Heaton location, with claims of greater speed and efficiency.
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Heaton
Cincinnati Programs By The Clock Schedule Fragment
Public listings show a dense schedule with scattered names and times including musicians and orchestras. Notable entries mention Jack Doug dar Lieye Bhatter Seshea and Olympus Query with several daytime slots from 4:00 to 5:30 PM, plus Talent Bureau and Olympic oratorio references.
Weaving Night of Big Bands and Concerts Across Stations
A dense schedule lists Hart's sketch Brih-Sbolicret Ralph De Palma and many orchestras including Barnd and Allony, Lombarde, Ellington, Calloway, and Dixie bands, with multiple radio stations WABGC and WOKY airing daylong programs. Notable names include Pettengill, Jack Renny, and Maryt/Mar ge. Concerts, dances, and broadcasts cover Sept 22 across venues and times.
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NHC
Slobany Hart
Brih—Sbolicret Connect
Ralph de Palma
WABGC
GBS
Lombarde
Bulldog Drummond
Howard Lenin
Wiiz
NEC
Taxpayers’ League
Congressman Pettengill
Jack Renny
Jans Proman
Approaching Season Brings Joy To Radio Owners At Krebs Store
A promotional feature urges radio owners to upgrade to modern sets from Krebs store at Third and Court streets. It touts improved tone, power, adaptability, and economy. The ad promises low prices, easy terms, and guaranteed satisfaction with on-site inspections of new models.
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Court Streets
Absoli
Keebs
Lea Chow Joins Rescue: Shock News Reaches Hugh Grant
Fragmented dialogue depicts Lea Chow joining a rescue party and delivering crucial news to Hugh Grant. Tension rises as the revelation shifts focus from earlier plans to an urgent mission and a family inquiry about Mary. The scene hints at hidden loyalties and impending confrontation.
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Lae Chow
Hugh Granttend
Lea Chow
Hugh
Lee Chow
Harry Underwood
Noel's Fiance Causes Tension At Hidden Encounter
Adele Gareron depicts a tense nocturnal scene where Mary Veritzen, elegant and deferential, challenges Avery with imperious possessiveness over her fiancé Noel. The moment shifts as Hugh Granland and Samuel Brixton bring urgent news about Charles Owen, hinting at a family rift and dangerous information to come.
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Philip Verneren
Avis Arlen
Noel
Philip Yeritzen
Mary
Avia Arlen
Veritzen
Brock
Hugh
Wynne
Hen
Samual Brixton
Lee Chow
Sam Byintan
Hugh Granland
Chow
Hove
Charles Owen
Samuel Brixton
Hhat
Bell Road News Mirth and Movements Across Town
The Bell Road section notes visits and moves from Sept. 21. Thomas Jarvis and son called on friends in Sanaa Misy May Isaacs visiting her sister in McKee Kentucky. Chester Rubinzon of Britton hosted Mr. and Mrs. W. Robinson. Milton Plasters moved to Cincinnati. C. Turvis drove to Cumberland and other southern points last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. Robingon were Hamilton visitors Tuesday.
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Jonener
Bell Road
Thomas Jarvis
Sanaa
Bell Vond Viday
C. Turvis
South
W. Robingon
Hamilton
All-Day Meeting of Ladies Bible Class at College Corner
A lengthy notice from Caltooga Corner recounts the All-Day Meeting of the Ladies Bible Class at College Corner with reports on attendees. It lists local residents visiting fairs and sites, movements of residents, church activities, and upcoming meetings. The item preserves names, places, and events in a compact community bulletin style.
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College Corner
Paxton Shoe Hospital Offers Rubber Mending Service
Paxton Shoe Hospital manager George Paxton announces rubber mending service for rubbers overshoes and galoshes 20 more waterproof at low cost. Regular shoe repairs priced from 75 cents to 1 75 with emphasis on sturdier sole longevity and long wear. Phone 122 for details on rubber and leather repair options and free delivery.
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George Paxton
Paxton Shoe Hospital
Paxton's Shoe Hospital
Paxton
Erie
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