Williamsburg Ohio seeks bids for electric plant project
Notice from the Village of Williamsburg Ohio calling bids for furnishing installation and equipment of a complete electric light heat and power system. Bids due by 12 o clock noon Eastern Standard Time on April 1 1933. Bids must separate labor and materials and include a 10 percent bid bond. Specifications available from engineer H G Bryan Love land Ohio.
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Williamsburg
Ohio
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
A. M. Stam
Gilbert Maham
L. D. Waile
Q. P. Medary
Amelia Ohio bids seek pumping engine and equipment
Sealed bids from bidders must include full names and a one hundred thousand dollar bond or certified check. All bids are due by the first of May 1933 and may be rejected. The Village Council of Amelia Ohio reserves the right to accept or reject any bid.
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Amelia
Ohio
Council
Ohio Rating Bureau
C.R
J.U.R.L.F H
RCN
Rcb
Family News From Oakley and Nearby Towns
Chittley Davis and wife spent last Wednesday evening at Oakley as guests of his sister. Anita Steward has the measles and Lew Hanley and Mr. Hanley are also ill. Harry McCullen of the city visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Alice Davis and Mrs Irwin spent Thursday in the city. Annabell Steward hosted Freda Davidson of Lorado part of last week. Ben McKibben and wife visited her mother at New Richmond. James McKibben with his wife and baby stayed with his sister at Mt Crab.
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Chittley Davis
Oakley
Anita Steward
Lew Hanley
Harry McCullen
City
Alice Davis
Nother
Irwin
Annabell Steward
Freda Davidson
Lorado
Ben McKibben
New Richmond
James McKibben
Mt Crab
Presbyterian society and local gatherings noted in town
Miss Elsie Foster and Mrs. R. D. Fuhr hosted the Presbyterian missionary society on Tuesday evening at the Foster home. The T. A. C. met Thursday with Mrs. Karl Hoffman as hostess. Several families and guests visited relatives, shared meals, or attended social events including card nights and dinners. A member, Martha Holden, fell and injured her shoulder, and Jack Bickle was hospitalized at Bethesda.
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Elsie Foster
R. D. Fuhr
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Foster Home
Karl Hoffman
Co. Thomas and Family
City
J. B. Cover
John Chaney
Cincinnati
Duke Laycock
Fourth
Main
Will Segapy
Walter
Martha
Holden
The
Presbyterian Church
N. J. White
Herman, Fagley
Bethel
Harley Drubot
Lebanon
Amelia Baptist Church to present Rossini Stabat Mater
Amelia g i P A church event unfolds with a recorded performance of Rossini Stabat Mater on Sunday April 9. Community notes share sewing club, Woman's Club visits, Sunday dinner guests, and a school operetta The Shut-up Posey directed by Miss Collier slated for April 19 with 7th and 8th graders and the high school glee clubs.
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The
Baptist Church
Rossini
Frank Hitchcock
Class
Maggie Flora
John Pommert
Dorothea
Billy
Chas Pommert
W. Scarse
Flora
Posey
Miss Collier
Amelia School
Carrie Kelly Returns to Business After Arm Injury
Carrie Kelly comes back to her city business regaining the use of her broken arm.
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Carrie Kelly
Railroad Ad Advertises Its Vital Community Role
The railroad, a major advertiser and vital force in American business, distributes thousands of photographs and articles that describe its work and the communities it serves.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
Norfolk and Western
Railway
Sunday and Monday social guests across Madisonville area
The notice lists numerous gatherings with families hosting and visiting in Madisonville, Terrace Park, Hyde Park, Oakley, and Loveland. It notes illness of James Rose, hospitalisation of Mrs. Minnie Emery, moves of Frank White and Harold Jordan, and invites attendance at the Newtonsville Church of the Nazarene Easter program titled The Call of Easter on April 16 at 7:30 p.m.
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Newtonsville
Grange No 2377 Pledges Spring Degree Work
Clermont Grange No 2377 met March 28 with many members present. Wm Dunford read on dairy legislation and next meeting will present First and Second degrees. Lecturer reported on a Columbus course and led a new song Boost Boost Boost. A Bapanna Eating Stunt was performed by Shirley Conover and Mr Lutes. Next meeting set for April 11 with welcome extended.
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Clermont Grange
Newtonsville
Wm. Dunford
Columbus
Grange
Shirley Conover
Mr. Lutes
Preacher in Wreck Near Newtown After Morning Devotions
Rev. Lewis G. Ludwick pastor of the U B Church Bata via and companions Mary Wolf J F Schwab Wilbur Bauman were injured when their car swerved after hitting a patch of windshield glare near Newtown. The group had just left Crosley studios in Cincinnati after morning services. The text notes Peter Minuit paid $25 for Manhattan Island to purchase it from the Indians.
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U. B. Church
Batavia
Mary Wolf
J. F. Schwab
Wilbur Bauman
Newtown
Crosley Studios
Incinnati
Ludwick
Manhattan Island
Peter Minuit
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