Locust Corner Easter Visits Report
Miss Pearl Ayer of Youngstown spent Easter vacation with Mrs. Rose Ayer. Roscoe Behymer of Columbus and Verner Heil of the city joined J. D. Cross and wife. Several families visited in Norwood Madisonville Ludlow Mt. Washington and Tusculum. Everett Townsley’s South America talk drew much interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Parker
Norwood
Carroll Behymer
Jane Behymer
Elizabeth Vennett
Tusculum
Madison
Jane Lush
Madisonville
W. Eppert
H. R. Eppert
Josie Eppert
Norman Mattox
Local Residents Visit Nearby Families This Weekend
Cliff White and family from Washington along with W Winspeare and family from Amelia and Katherine Winspear from Erty visited W Winspear's residence. David Lindsey of Mt Washington called here last week. O K Cossairt and wife socialized with Theo Brumagen and wife in Hamlet. Alfred Clayton and Laura White spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs Clark of Portsmouth visited Mrs Managh. Harold Wolf of city spent the weekend with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff White
Washington
W. Winspeare
Amelia
Katherine Winspear
Erty
W. Winspear
Local Social Notes From Franklin Area
Mrs Cortt of Franklin visits with sister Mrs Adda McNair who is ill. Mr and Mrs Houchins of city and Mr Weil and family of Laurel visit. The Myers, Mrs W Lungmus’s parents, bought the farm vacated by J Hedrick in Latonia Kentucky. Mrs Bert Ketchum of Miamiville visits her father John Warren for his 80th birthday. Maurice Dolen gains a new machine as visitors include Hattie Surry and others. Mrs John Sly hosts next meeting. Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith held a reception for their son’s marriage with eighteen guests and gifts. Fran Smith and bride to live in Mt Holly. Mr Timmonds and wife to move into Mrs Terrill’s property after repairs. C M Edwards and wife hosted Easter dinner at Harry Say’s careers. E E Liston and daughter Leon, returning from western trip begun last August during the rail strike. Stangly Ringalls of Walnut Hill visited Beever’s area. De Ties and Coselott and wife visited Geo Butler and wife Sunday. Mrs May Moyer spent Easter in Waynesville with Mr and Mrs Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortt
Franklin
Adda McNair
Basten
Perry’s
Houchins
City
Weil
Laurel
Myers
W. Lungmus
Latonia
J. Hedrick
Bert Ketchum
Miamiville
John Warren
Maurice Dolen
Hattie Surry
Mr. Miller
Holtman
Mesdames Freemeer
Dolen
Houser
Perin Asendemshe Oman
Olin
John Sly
Thomas Smith
Fran Smith
Bride
Mt. Holly
Mr. Timmonds
E. Liston
Leon
Stangly Ringalls
Walnut Hille
Beever
Coselott
Geo, Butler
May Moyer
Waynesville
Mrs. Cross
Local families spend Sunday with relatives in area
Susie Froupe of Fairmount and her cousin Johnny Schil er spent the period with relatives. Walter Bessel and family of Norwood visited A Richert and Gus Taphorn. Louis Gare of Avondale and family spent Sunday with Henry Garbe and family at the farm here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Froupe
Fairmount
Johnny Schiler
Walter Bessel
Norwood
A. Richert
Gus Taphorn
Familly
Cincinnati
Loutes Gare
Avondale
Henry Garbe
Local News Items From Williamsburg Area
Regretful notices report the Chaffins leaving to run a large Olive Hill hotel. Charles Carpenter and wife buy the Main and Water street hotel. Senior class to present As a Woman Thinketh on April 5 and 6 at K of P hall. Vesta Club thanks public for Hello tripe funds aiding the new school library. Barheart Black and Fred Cole wed at Mt Oreb and plan to reside in Waynesville. Presbyterian Ladies Aid held a sale netting about forty six dollars. Local students and visitors return home for vacation. Williams burg township church meeting set for April 8 to organize for the County Sunday-school Association May 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaffin
Olive Hill
Charles Carpenter
Main
Water Streets
K. of Phall
Vesta Club
Callie Barheart Black
Fred Cole
Blaine Barheart
Mt Oreb
Waynesville
Presbyterian
Letha Frazier
Fuhr
Arthur Ruffner
Margaret
Walter Rose
George Goben
Durant
Coshocton
Doris May
Tooneville
Williamsburg Township
Presbyterian Church
Williamsburg
Social calls and visiting in Norwood and nearby towns
R J Fitzgerald his wife and son Mrs Carrie Leeds and daughter Martha and Mrs Julia Johnson of Norwood visited Mrs Clara Predmore and Mr and Mrs J R Johnson on Saturday. Julius Rothfuss and wife and Mrs Sarah Conover joined Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Gaylord Needham. Margaret Genet stayed with Ed Genet and family. John Josephs guests included William Burdeau. Dr and Mrs Ireton visited John Ireton and wife. R F Werk and family of Westchester visited Wilson Holland and wife. E Dow Bancroft of Columbus will speak Thursday on Stewartship at the church, followed by a banquet in the I O U F hall. all invited and to bring baskets. Donald Predmore left for Pittsburg to resume studies. Mr and Mrs Ora Cremer visited friends in the city Sunday. Rev Steel assisting in revival services at Chile returned home. An eye roast was held at Perry Whitenack’s Wednesday evening. John Flasher and family and Mrs gous Crone of Fayetteville and Miss Harlow of Greenberry spent Sunday at A A Hutchinson’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Fitzgerald
Carrie Leeds
Martha
Julia Johnson
Norwood
Clara Predmore
J. R. Johnson
Julius Rothfuss
City
Sarah Conover
Gaylord Needham
Margaret Genet
Ed Genet
John Joseph
William Burdeau
Ireton
John Ireton
R. F. Werk and Family
Westchester
Wilson Holland
E. Dow Bancroft
Columbus
Stewartchip
Donald Predmore
Pittsburg
Ora Cremer
Steel
Chile
Perry Whitenack
John Flasher
Gous Crone
Fayetteville
Th Harlow
Greenberry
A. A. Hutchinson's
Ladies Aid Supper Proves A Success In City
The Ladies' Aid supper drew a strong crowd and was a notable success. Mrs. Van Frank was in the city for a day last week. Harley Marshal visited Blanchester on Tuesday. Charles Atwood hosted Sunday visitors, his brother and Rosylyn. Gus Gauche and wife spent Sunday with Harry and Mrs Losey of Newtonville. John Work and family are recovering from illness. Mrs. Orage Charlie and daughter Ann visited Joe Lewis and wife, with Georgia Morgan spending Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Frank
Harley Marshal
Blanchester
Charles Atwood
Igh Macjoesky
Rosylyn
Gus Gauche
Harry Losey
Newtonnville
John Work
Orage Charlie
Ann
Joe Lewis
Georgia Morgan
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de Laval
National Buttermakers Association
Minnesota
de Lavals
E. M. Brown
Ohio
John Walter
Monterey
Poland
China
Pioneer Bob
Timothy
Alsuke
L. W. Male & Sons
John Tolle
V. B. Knight
Tri-State
The
Tri-State Butter Co
Tri-States
Tri- State
Will Wiget
Anna Moann
Aptist
Woman's Club
Oity
Satu Bey
Olive Hy Mer
Tom Oxford
Covington
Nee
Wile
Utson
Lindale
Rocky Ford
Courier
Helly Davidson
Rebecca Balook
Lockland
Arch 4Th Ra
Davidson
Orda
Kland
John Lytle
Ice
Dayton
Dra
Owen
Frank
Bethel
Delaware
Ray Carter
H. A. Stevens
Springfield
Greenfield
Mike Carpenter
Chillicothe Pike
Elizabeth Eure
Detmar
Wilbur
Connorsville
Ind
Neva Clark
P. B. Cheseldine
Sons and Daughter
LeBanon
Flora Beacham
G. B. White
Huntington
W. Va
O. L. Chatterton
M. K. Ladies’ Aid
Oear Marsh
Lerado
M. Rior
Batavia
Fordson Tractor
B. P Mepen
Route 5
Ed Wale
Loyompson
Ameburg
Jerys Ard
Liamsburg
Fletcher
Die Batt
Oga
Hardware’ Man
Red Star
the Hardware Man
J. Be Uhb
Witamborg
Witliamsburg
Mt. Carmel
Newtown Bolt Paper
Leave Fifth & Sycamo
Bolt Paper Mill
Newtown Mt. Carmel
Ar. Williamsburg
P. M
Williamsby
Newtown Ar
Croswell
Ith
Sycamore Newtown
Williamsburg, O
George C. Schmidt
Walnut St
Janott
George R. McKay
Olive Branch
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