Personal items from Clermont County communities
Local notes report calls for correspondence from Clermont County residents and social items from Marathon Williamsburg and nearby areas. Birthday dinners honor mothers and wives. guests from Covington Madisonville and Norwood gather. Easter church events, visits, illnesses, and family news are noted along with church activities and social clubs.
Summerside Mt Carmel News Highlights and Events
Community notes from Summerside Mt Carmel include Mt Carmel Grange literacy program and Easter party on April 16, Summerside Ladies Aid bake sale at Mt Carmel Presbyterian Church, and religious services at Summerside M E Church with Sunday School night and cantata plan. Numerous social updates and marriages.
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Summerside
MT. Carmel
Wm. Schneider
Mt. Washington Church
Mary Ward
Helen Gray
Richard Moyer
Frank Kafka
Joseph Hoderlein
Florida
C. Kinman
Yeager
Rebeccas
John Yeager
Marie Malott
McGraws
A. H. Theis
Batavia church confirms largest class of youths
Batavia United Brethren Church held a Sunday ceremony confirming 82 young people, the largest class in church history, led by Rev. Everett L. Smith. Names include Marion Marie, Carol W., Kenneth P. Anstaett, and many others. The service featured appropriate music as the church, recently redecorated, gained a new Hammond organ.
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Batavia
Mae Ruth Mosbacher
Mary Jane Shamp
Edith Vaughn
Dorothy Louise Winemiller
Eugene G. Fillie
Alvin C. Tahn
John F. Hahn
Ted Hughes
Paul R. Lewis
Robert Schell
Robert Seyler
Donald Eugene
Robert LeRoy
Edward Joseph
Wilbur John
Marvin LeRoy Winemiller
Fidelis Class Social and Mothers Club Events
The Fidelis Class of Perintown M E Church hosts an 8 PM entertainment and social at the school hall with Hubert Crockett as master of ceremonies and door prizes. The Mothers Peachers Club plans a Thursday 2 PM meeting at the school hall. Admission 25 and 10 cents includes refreshments.
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Perintown
Louis Trapp
Fidelis
M. E. Church
Hubert Crockett
Miamisville
Gomié
Peachers Club
Dale Philhower
Michigan
W. A. Evans
Carrie Plummer
Madisonville
Byron Konock
Minnesota
Lewis Bach
Edgar Bach
Amelia
John McDaniels
Walnut Hills
Fred Binning
Henry Binning
Williamsburg
Cliff Whitehead
Round Bottom Road
Carr
Stonelick
Whitehead
Albert Madis
Hamlet social notes and Easter plans in Cincinnati area
Mrs P M Offutt and Mrs Katherine Witt visit Cincinnati relatives for Holy Week. Norwood residents Kaelin and Weaver family members visit. Witt family hosts Hyde Park gathering. Teegarden move into Mrs Witt’s home. Amelia Woman's Club hosted by Mrs J R Carlisle. Easter guests include Mrs Hunnicutt and daughter from Texas. Drake and Huling families visit Norwood. Anna Jones visits Bethel. Hennersons move to Mrs Adams house. Cosletts and families attend events. Cantata to be sung at Christian Chapel Easter program. Edwards and wife and Mrs Cain improving after illness.
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Clifford’ Long
M. E
Geis
Tumbesome
Hanna
Plainview Cemetery
Holy Land
Newtonville M. E
Ladies Aid of the Church
Owensville
Stitzel
Mt. Crab
Culbertsons
Herbert Williams
David Eric
Bethesda Hospital
Lemon
Dixon
Conley
Jones
Carl Ansteatt
Amelia
Cincinnati
Anna Collins
Wm. Dumford
Burton Hodge
Everett Haines
Eugene Walker
Heber Malott
Leslie Dumford
Milford
Juanita Pringle
Leola Hill
Gene Anstead
John Wood
Blanchester
Lillie Washburn
Frank Wood
Marvin McAllister
Edna Reddick
Loveland
Chas. Dumford
Francis Malott
Robert Williams
Herbert
Williams
Hamlet
P. M. Offutt
Katherine Witt
Kaelin
Norwood
Calvin Weaver
Chas. Witt
Fiestal
Hyde Park
Clem Teegarden
Hillsboro
Hunnicutt
Texas
Chester Smith
Watson Drake
Farl Huling
Anna Jones
Milton Hancock
Bethel
Gene Hennerson
Lindale
Lea May Davis Weds Frank G Bover Hoffen at Bantam Church
A Mt. Holly bride Lea May Davis married Frank G Bover Hoffen of Tabasco in a Sunday ceremony at Bantam Presbyterian Church with Rev Zimmer man officiating. Also noted were a Bible Class meeting, social gatherings, and local readings of Holy Week services as the community marked events and a fatal garage fire.
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Bantam Presbyterian Church
Lea May Davis
Mt. Holly
Frank G. Boverhoffen
Tabasco
Zimmerman
Brotherhood of Mens Bible Class
Christian Chapel
James Gabriel
Sam Kennedy
Mt. Pisgah
Rollie Church
Caldwell
J. E. Lytle
Ellis Honaker
Ray Lytle
City
Tom Booth
Middletown
New Plymouth
James Davis
Oscar Bauer
Helen
Brandon
J. R. Hicks
Herb Thomas
Athenla
Fred Topias
Rev. Zimmerman
Cecil Gregory
Isabel
Mary
Norman Fagin
Sunday Easter Drama at Amelia M E Church
Amelia Mrs Nellie Mattox and Sunday Players will present a Biblical drama at the Amelia M E Church Easter Sunday at 7 30 sponsored by Epworth League. Everyone welcome. Also notes on club meetings, births, deaths and school events in town.
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Amelia
Nellie Mattox
WKRC
Amelia M. E
Epworth League
Mildred Homan
Hazel Montgomery
M. E. Epworth League
Montgomery
Chapel Street
May Jean Lewis
Bethesda Hospital
Alvin Lewis
Sidney Scarce
Bridge Club
Sewing Club
Wichard
Bethel
Glenn Tegarden
Hillsboro
Leroy Gaskins
Karl Mattox
Raymond Davidson
Russell Behymer
John Pommert
Jung White
Leonard Billingsly
Donald Ault
Hudson Glover
Stella Glover
James Hicks
Chas. Klausing
Music Room
National
Fritz ‘Gates
A. Cropper
Chas, Klausing
Edgar Fiscus
Parker Adams
Fighting Against One's Nature and Beetle Strength
The text argues puritanism fights human nature and is unpleasant. It notes the beetle's remarkable strength, stating it can carry 850 times its own weight despite its small size.
Taft family tradition shapes Cincinnati statesmanship
Prominent Cincinnatian Robert A Taft continues a Taft line of civic service and politics tracing back to Alphonso Taft and William Howard Taft. The article notes the Taft family’s long legacy in public life and Robert Taft’s pursuit of the Republican nomination for United States senator from Ohio.
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Taft
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
United States
Ohio
Alphonso Taft
William Howard Taft
Republian
Robert Taft
Massachusetts
Aaron Taft
United States Senate
Williamsburg Board Renews J W Prewitt Contract
By unanimous vote the Williams burg Board of Education renewed the contract of J W Prewitt, the Williamsburg school head, for three years. He has served seven years in the position. The board also approved a WPA project to fill 1700 yards of earth in the Williamsburg School ground, to be done with other WPA projects in Clermont County schools under F B Hoggatt.
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J. W. Prewitt
Burg
Williamsburg
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