PISGAH Special To Tie Journ Miagah
Local notes from Miagah Ohio dated Sept 26 recount a social lawn fete hosted by West Choaler ladies. Visitors include Mr. Uanvey from Lockland, Mr. and Mrs. Banker from Brecon, and Mrs. Humnons entertaining Willing Workers. The Pigsal Hane Culture Club met at Miss Lizzie Vanchise’s with two members absent. Next gathering with Mrs Champsom at Speinsville. Various local visitors and residents, including Alice Irwin and Elizabeh MWough, are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroshiyturian Dlare
West Choaler
Uanvey
Lockland
Thomas Banker
Leeke
Brecon
Lizzie Vanchise
Conover
Pierson
Binkley
Brrs
Post Troy Middletown
Sirs
Champson
Speinsville
Franks
Afrs
Kenney
Charles Ini
Braneis
Swinnjay
Manis
Wirseh
Alice Irwin
Hyde Park
Beg Jirvher
John Tillce
Vele Lewin
Elizabeh Mwough
Mason
Tmeile Moore
Slagheek
Cincinnati
Warthige
Hamilton
Miss Lealy Corringhon and companions head to Miami University
Mason notes events and visits around September 26. Misses Lealy Corringhon Alvie Rebold and Harold Lowe Jett travel to Oxford for Miami University. Also news of a birth, visits from Mrs C J Murphy, family gatherings at Day ton and Middletown, a Swallow school convention, and the new schoolhouse opening with Alice Williamson visiting Tippacanoeity teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Lealy Corringhon
Alvie’ Rebold
Harold Lowe Jett
Oxford
Miami University
Burt Ball
C.J. Murphy
Connersville
Ind
C. M. Seward
Morton Stahl
Ellen
Dayton
Russell
A. L. Leever
Sam Leever
Frank Hoggart
Goshen
Orvilia Dill
Anne Elizabeth
Frank Huff
Evelyn
Middletown
Tarner
Hannah Wagoner
Lee Randall
Auditoriam
Alice Williamson
Tippacanoeity, O
J. Milton Wiliamson
Local Notes From Contreras Area Visitues and Guests
Miss Anna Laughlin of Dayton visits sister Mrs. Frank Finell in Contreras. Mrs. Loven Shuliz spends weekend in College Corner with her father Bake Shuliz. George Shuliz of College Corner visits Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Wd Shulta and others. Mr. and Mrs. Delos Gillespie host as Atrsr Ethel Karkpatrick and Clarence Gillespie attend. Mrs. Join Moss and baby Francis Richards spend weeks with her parents. Nathan Bowne and Violet of Decatur, Illinois, visit cousins Mr. and Mrs. Scott Shullz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contreras
Anna Laughlin
Daytonis
Frank Finell
Loven Shuliz
College Corner
Bake
George Shuliz
Collage Corner
Wd Shulta
Delos Gillespie
Atrsr
Ethel Karkpatrick
Callene Corner
Clarence Gillespie Onuasday
Join Moss
Francis Wé Richard
Nathan Bowne
Violet
Decatur
Scolt Shullz
Local Notes From Huntsville Park Region Sept 24
A Huntsville special reports social calls and visits: Cumains dined with EH C and W A Sehenek, Wm. Shuit of Hughesit stopped in, Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke of the Big Four at Hugheston visit Marinsville for Mrs Van Dyke health, Miss Helen Tinley visited Mrs Ring and Mrs Little, Haymond Mulford and Lesley Gar and father called on Ge Williams, Sunday rain reduced travel, Stevenson of Mards visited, Harry Little visited his in laws at Secre, Waller’s Doe Ring aided a soplot last ila for Witt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnnisville
Ovence Cumains
Rockdale
EH. C
W. A. Sehenek
Wm. Shuit
Hughes It
Talin van Dyke
Hugheston
Marinsville
Ind
van Dyke
Helen Tinley
Ring
Little
Haymond Mulford
Lesley Garsuch
Ge Williams
Mr. Stevenson
Mards
Harry Little
Gnoelt Little and
Uy Village
Muntels
Secre
Waller
Doe
Gorsuch sale and local visits noted at Hughes station
Residents from Hughes station attend the Gorsuch public sale east of Botluny last Thursday. Berger hauled grain north of here on Monday foredawn. George Williams bought a new buggy at the Gorsuch sale last Thursday. Elizabeth Ring of White Station visited her daughter-in-law Mary Ring and grandchildren Friday afternoon. T. OR Tyson family visit to Charles Ring west of here on Monday. Thomas Barbee returned from Hawilton to live with Frank Murphy family. Thomas Little spent Sunday evening with I. GC. Sehe at his home. Mrs Mable Holden and daughters visited Mrs Ring Monday morning. Wille Goshort of Cincinnati spends a week with the Munphy family in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. OR. Tyson
Charles
Thomas Barbee
Hawilton
Frank Murphy
Thomas Little
I. GC. Sehe
J. R. Bently
Mable Holden
Cotton Run Apeclad To The InuraaL Calton Itun
W L Y club met and organized at the home of Miss Esther Johns with a list of members including Emma, Stella, Alma Angst, Marie Icing, Tather Johna, Leda Withrow, Opal Withrow and others. Several local visits and social calls noted. Sears Withrow died in Oxford. interment at the Cotton Row cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apeclad
Inuraal
Calton Itun
W. 7
I. Y
Esther Johns
Emma, Stella
Alma Angst
Marie Icing
Tather’ Johna
Leda
Opal Withrow
Stellagaby
Man Buehheit
Hertha Risher
Emin Leesler
Emma Buchheit
Woale
Oxford
Millville
Sears Withrow
Cotto Row
Sengers
John Buchheit
Susan Jaroby
Hella
Manuel Shafer
Local notes from Woods area social items and visits
Spelling and punctuation errors aside the column records Mr. and Mrs. Chas Alwayer hosting friends at Carrton. Clara and Anna Crane visiting Mrs Garrod in Oxford. Anny Dilotan returning to Hamilton after a week with sister Solger. Myvi and Mrs Stephenson with Mettonigle visit. Eva Stevens visiting sister Warlick in Hamilton. Bryant Henson returning to Kentucky after months with his sister. Mr and Mrs L Britker of Hamilton visiting relatives. Ramal Hilole and family returning from Kentucky trip. Iva Johnson visiting relatives in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorie Journal
Woods, C
Chas. Alwayer
Carrtorn
Clara
Anna Crane
Garrod
Oxford
Anny Dilotan
Hamilton
Yester Solger
Myvi
Stephenson
Alex Stephenson
Mettonigle
Eva Stevens
Warliack
Bryant Henson
Kentucky
Miltonville Weather and Harvest Talk Speaks in Frost Threats
Miltonville notes describe an early week of rain that softened plowed ground, a cold air blast that pushed summer away, and a frost scare that prompted a congregation to praise its averting. An inch of light precipitation later raised creek levels and boosted harvest prospects as much of the field work was near completion with some crops bearing two large ears. A future killing frost remains a concern for the two week outlook.
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Journal
Miltonville
Obituary notes for Rev Mayne Kilbourn and local ministers
The article recalls Rev. dosuph H. Mayne who led the United Brethren church in 18th century period and has died. It also mentions Rev. Kilbourn who served as minister from 1830s to 1882 and remained active in preaching. It reflects on the sorrow over the church’s desolation and recalls a sermon by Kilbourn with tearful remarks. It also lists parishioner visits to local figures and notes Dayton and Hamilton newspaper interest.
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Dosuph H. Mayney
United Brethren
Ha Uving
Kilhourny
Kilbourn
Lise
Apostle Parl
Kilboumn
Gilead
Jerusalem
Rainister
Nelaniak
Eily
Local Notes From Shandon Area Include Rebekah Anniversary
Elizabeth Symmes hosted guests in Mamloone. William Mantel joined the 5th Ohio Cavalry reunion in Clovaglash. Charity Rebekah Lodge No. 700 and Odd Fellows families marked the first anniversary of the Rebekah degree with a pleasant evening and refreshments. Louis and Ivan Davis visited from Dakota. Anna Scott and Edith Morris moved on to Connecticut and Asheville to resume teaching duties. John Mimes attended an I.O.O.F. meeting. Michael Taehnbreaney purchased oily arcs of lang at Fyne Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mantel
5Th Ohio Cavalry
Clovaglash
Charity Rebekah Lodge No. 700
Rebekah Degree
Souis
Ivan Davis
Dakota
A. L. Scott
Connecticut
Anna Scott
Monefield
Edith Morris
Asheville
John Mimes
Ross
Michael Taehenbrenney
Lang
Fyne Clark
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Pisgah
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the Ladies and Gentlemen of
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Colt
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Wieler
Russia
Benuine Vici Kid
Blcher
Ballon and Lace
Ian Call
Bell Phone
Shandon
Specia
Slundin
Elizabeth Symmes
Mamlone
Rupp
George Rupp Packing Co
George
George Rupp
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