Local Family Social Notices From Millville Area
A slice of local life lists frequent Sunday school visits and family gatherings. Names include Perry Updike and wife, Mr and Mrs Charles Updike, Miss Nora Maybury, Miss Tosie Wish, and Miss Grace Folentis, with guests from Hamilton and Tallawanda visiting in late week and on Sunday.
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Spridu Po
Tennent
Supt
Freit Bhatan
Juimzia Pte
Millvilla
James Cole
Nal Bish
Dash Suiday
Tox
Duh
Ravencraft
Perry Updike
Dawuste
Wail Miller
Charles Upilike
Grace Forenive
Geneat
Charles Updike
Fithiel Updike
Ey Mayiney
iNison Manchly
Ker
Tallawanda
Charles Upatitee
Mies
Nora Maybury
Joseph Ruppert
Tosie Wish
Hamilton
Til Bish
Whurslay
Mire
Grace Folentis
Tillie
Irene Volenius
Hany Wyddike
Hanstan
Wlat
Aransaeting Wusieness
Fhamilton Pacaday
Hoanze Bluté
Taray Updike
John Bay
Cleatis
Harvey Maybury
Slandon
Local Socials and Fire Damage Reported in Monroe
A Monroe item notes a lively gathering at Rosy Baker’s home with games and dancing, followed by a late hour lunch. The Catholic church suffered a Friday night fire damaging three gallery steps and scorched railings, while residents and visitors from Middletown and Hamilton were mentioned in local social rounds.
Elk Creek News Briefs and Social Roundup
Elk Creek Sept. 26 residents report Clarence Treight and family from Middletown visited Albert Selby’s. Fred Sixt spent Friday night in Middletown. David Kirk’s family attended Camden street fair. Adam Sehul hosted friends with dancing and a tasty lunch. Charles Heiland remains ill. Albert Selby and Hiney Dall harvested twenty acres of fine grain.
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Elk Creek
Clarence Treight
Middletown
Albert Selby
Fred Sixt
David Kirk
Camden
Adam Sehul
Charles Heiland
Hiney
Community Picnic Attendees and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
A typed fragment lists residents and visitors from Belkirk and nearby towns. Names include McGonigie family members, Mrs. and Mrs. John Wiehler, Frank Brown, Judge John Young and daughters, Robert Wrey of Cincinnati, Kathryn Connul, and Gertrude Levgers. Spent Sundays in Millville Hamilton Cincinnati Oxford and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wrey
Cincinnati
Kathryn Connul
Mraneis Biebler J
Jnella
Gertrude Levgers
Catherine Stump
Frieds
Juhi
Hamilton
Charles Beckett
Oxford
Joseph Rudtlinen
Parade sale near Moore Shead Creek disrupted by incident
Report notes a road disruption after a fall into the creek. Buyers eye the Moore Shead Parade sale in Sheldon Barns with plans likely for Saturday. Unclear details due to fragmentary text.
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Sheldon Barns
Valley View Students Honor Alvin Kimler With Farewell Party
About thirty five local youths gathered at Corine Brosing’s home to honor Alvin Kimler as he left for his home in Sherman Texas after spending four weeks in Valley View visiting friends and relatives. A late hour bite of refreshments was served. Local attendees included Mrs. Frank Krucker and Mrs. Mary Marshall with other relatives and neighbors visiting from East Hamilton Collinsville Oxford and Winner’s Corner. News also notes residents visiting relatives and attending a street fair in Oxford during the week.
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Valley View
Corine Brosing
Deving
Alvin Kimler
Sherman
Texas
Frank Krucker
Mary Marshall
Clacin[mall
M(he) Decker
Oxford
Florence Schubert
Grandin Fulkeoson Iy
Phil Beisey
Collinsville
H. Hobenmeyer
Charles Smith
East Hamilton
James Weaver
Win. Wizedom
Dale
Winner’s Corner
Sun
Buller Shepherd Vis
Tam Decker
Weilnestay
Sourdsville Local Notes from Middletown to Hamilton
In Sourdsville on Sept 26 Philip Kunz traveled to Middletown on business. Mrs Clifford Moeler visited grandmother Mrs Shafer of Flenners Corner. John Dougherty went to Hamilton on business. Clifford Moeler and Mrs Miller were in Middletown and Hamilton respectively. Mrs John Rothhus visited Nvinih on business. George Gregory S K Hughes Paul Reiff and Mrs Olfard Mosler traveled to Hamilton Saturday. Tibbett Thompson from Union Village visited the Rollfus family Sunday. Miss Mildred Reiff remains ill.
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Journal
TeSourdsville
Philip Kunz
Middletown Stowlay
Clifford Moeler
Ele Shafer
Flenner’s Corner
John Dougherty
Hamilton Wy
Our Town
Hamilton
Wm. Miller
Midiletowtt
John’ Rothtus
Nvinih
Lon
Chopa
George Gregory
K. Hughes
Paul Reiff
Olfard Mosler
Tibbett Thompson
Union Village
Rollfus
Sunda
Mildred Reiff
Valley Ridge Notes and Local Visits
Valley Ridge notes record Mrs. Williamsloyce and daughter Anna Cornelius visiting Hamilton on Wednesday. Joseph Gillespie worked Saturday and Monday. Robert Cornelius visited near Reiley on Thursday. Mary Packer spent Sunday with relatives. Hennig Gillespie visited Hamilton Saturday morning. Mrs. George Leiehler visited Sunday in Hamilton area, and Joseph Gillespie’s activities are noted.
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Spéblé
Tournal
Valley Ridge
Williamsloyce
Ana Cornelius
Hamilton
Joseph Gillespie
Robert Cornelius
Reiley
Mary
Packer
Hennig Gillespie
George Leiehler
Lay
Dunlap Apoola and Local Farm Notes Update
Dunlap Ohio September 26 Those who expect to buy corn are talking big crops but those who have it to sell are not frightened. The sands of acres in the low grounds of the west will be a failure with billions of ears will be put in the silos. Poultry dealers are shoring up the cash crop of the west to fill the crops at trillions of poultry through the long winter. As there is an old saying on the stocks the price is likely to be good all winter. Patsenger will put down eerie silent walks this week. Dale Rvinting purchased a new learned binder. The server of the new oil saga reports trade. Risk The mail carrier’s date 98 out of commission this week and mail is a little late. Jon Pintey ran a large nail into his foot and will be laid up for several weeks. Several market wagons were held up and the drivers robbed south of here last week. Now all drivers have piled up their guns and are ready to shoot men or ghosts if they don’t rules. Miss Freda Lovaang spent Saturday evening with friends east of here. Meion Potterner entertained friends. Friday Lew Brick made a trip to Tremillon Thursday in work at several horses that were for sale Roy Walker of Cincinnati called on friends at Bank Lick Wednesday. The bridge at the Levington farms.
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Apoola
Dunlap
Hilly Patsenger
Eer Sinent
Dale Rvinting
Sagan
Yrisk
Jon Pintey
Bik
Vfoot Ant
Mies
Freda Lovaang
Bank Lick Wimrsday
Levington Farms
First Gray Hair Sign of Age Hair Remedy Claim
A home remedy from sage and sulfur promises to restore natural hair color and prevent dullness. The ad touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as simple, harmless, and affordable, offering a money back guarantee after a bottle and urging immediate purchase.
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