Hamlet Delayed as Vacation Photos and Visits Highlight Local Week
Local notes list residents enjoying Florida trips and weekend visits from Newport Kentucky to Mt. Washington. People attend christenings at East End Luther an church, Easter program at Mt. Moriah Sunday School, and updates mention Mrs. Alma Huntington’s hospital recovery and Dr. George Troutman’s death in California.
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Bob Jones
C. Edwards
Florida
Alma Huntington
George Troutman
California
Troutman
O'Conner
Newport
Myers and Linigners
Brooks
Rothmel
New Richmond
Nelson
EB. Huling
George
Longheimer
Lutheran Church
East End
Fred Stopp
Audrey
Chas, Wolfe
Hyde Park
Anna Brotherton
Galler
Aliee
Ashland
Dale Brumagen
Maury Shin
Mt. Washington
Page
Cinccinnat
Brumagen's
Vesta Club Meeting and Social Notes Across Town
The Vesta Club met with Mrs. Adaline Creager last Tuesday. Lytle presided in Wise’s absence and gave a saxophone solo. Mrs. Fisher presented a well written paper on The Grail in Literature. Social hour followed despite the storm. Local visits include the Laycocks at Percee and Walter and wife, Dr. O L Martin in Martinsville, and others hosting bridge and gatherings. A Child Welfare Conference in Batavia drew attendees. The Rainbow Cattery will soon have Persian tabby kittens for sale. The Presbyterian Church held its Annual Congregational Meeting with the young men’s class serving ice cream.
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Vesta Club
Adaline Creager
Wise
J. W. Lytle
Lytle Creager
CO. N. Fisher
Fsher
Elmer Laycock
Clint Laycock
St Percee
Ind
Aycock
O. L. Martin
Martinsville
R. D. Fuhr
T. A. OC
Bridge
L. Reppard
Middleborne
W. Va
Batavia
Mabel Runyan
Reading
Samuel Harlow
Quincy Malloy
O. P. Walker
Rainbow Cattery
Elizabeth Abbott
Bethel
O. N. Fisher
Ben Sanberg
Covington
Harry Bechtold
Pancay Y
Emma Bechtold
Clara Bow
Tom
Ford Model T Parts and Service Offers
After winter lay ups and driving the Ford Motor Co promises continued support for Model T parts. Ford dealers nationwide supply parts quickly with low labor charges billed at a flat rate, helping protect investment and extend vehicle mileage.
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Ford Motor Cur
Cody
Ford
Residents and visitors report in Batavia area
Mrs. Rapp of Batavia visited Edgar Wilson's last week. Mr. Tracey of Bethel spent Sunday at the home place. Pearl Skinner of Cincinnati visited home folks. Mrs. Graybill entertained friends from Cincinnati recently. Harold Lowe of Cincinnati called on his mother Saturday. Florence Patterson called on Mrs. Mary Monlar at Amelia last week.
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Mrs. Rapp
Batavia
Edgar Wilson
Mr. Tracey
Bethel
Pearl Skinner
Cincinnati
Graybill
Cincinnat
Harold Lowe
Florence Patterson
Mary Monlar
Amelia
Laymein Yous
Nore Woc
Ape
Wai Lester
Ude Bares
Burdette Broadwell
Felicity
Bertha Panes
Qoaensste
Joyd Harlow
Berti Rennes
Harry Britton
Williamsburg
Hein
A.B. Ibatis
Mm Linneun
John Limeux
Narwscod
Sisal
Etsy Att
Hnewine
Cleveland
Ky A. Way
Phil Swing
Mary Louise
Catherine
Tome
Geo
Sam Annews
Georgetown
Fiora Campbell
Hassie Crane
L. Th. Wiiaca
Hultz
Withiams- Virle
Circle Wall
Horace Claure
Premont City
Ohio
Jobe
Danby
Kay Scatter
Marie Hawke
Warfield
Ford
City
Cassine Herget
Belie Fallon
Leesburg
Fagin
Clarence Lytle
Edgar Anstaett
Vern Fagin
South America
Will Fagin
Wile
Norwood
Olin Fagin
New Orleans
New York
Los Angeles
Emmet Fagin
Karl Binning
Bissantz Bros
Belle Taylor
Schrugam
Frank Hill
Moerlein
Misses Viola Wilson and Patterson sisters at Amelia show
Misses Viola Wilson and Nettie and Bertha Patterson attended a picture show in Amelia Saturday evening, noted in a local social item highlighting community events.
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Viola Wilson
Nettie
Bertha Patterson
Amelia
Dr Claude B Smith Dentist of Batavia Ohio
Dr Claude B Smith practicing dentistry at the First National Bank Building in Batavia Ohio. Contact phone s2ltt.
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Claude B. Smith
First National Bank Building
Sunday Socials and Family Visits Across Wartemont
Local briefs note Russell Leever and wife with his parents, John Purchalt and wife from Dayton visited home folks, Enina Popp home from Bethesda hospital but still ill, and many neighbors hosting relatives from Marathon and Cincinnati. A funeral for Mrs will Cox in Muilford is reported with other church and social gatherings throughout Wartemont and surrounding towns.
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Russell Leever
John Purchalt
Dayton
Enina Popp
Bethesda Hospital
Delia Machiore
Jonu Marsh
Will Cox
Muilford
Alvin Hill
Witter Dutt
Mastwood
Cincinnati
Jeanette Curtis
Juan Craver
Loeb Gaughle
al Gellel
Mook
Weil
Geo
Gauche
W.sheas
Burger
Cal
Carl Craver
Domly Uc
Edgar Koevie
Anu Wits
Bert Witsui
Lucker
Marathon
Lyda
Vacation guest notes and local social visits
Miss Elizabeth Teegarden completed a spring visit from Oxford with her parents. Sunday school donations to the needy in Amelia are praised as a commendable feature. Local residents and visitors from Indiana and Hyde Park dropped by Witt's, while Carl Heimbolt’s birthday dinner joined by Perry and Frances occurred in Nicholasville. Chas Hays spoke on tides at Cincinnati’s Astronomical Buclets. Fred Warren dined with Bert Ketchum in Atavia.
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Elizabeth Teegarden
Oxford
Baptist
Amelia
F. Day
Nelson
Virginia
Pleasant Ridge
Witt's
Perry
Frances
Carl Heimbolt
Nicholasville
Chas. Hiys
Astronomical Buclets
Cincinnati
Fred Warren
Bert Ketchum
Atavia
Norwood Couple Grow Family After Boy's Birth
Mise Ligsie Mera of Norwood and LeRoy Canter and wife welcomed a new boy, with Mrs. Christie noting part of last week was spent in celebration and house duties.
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Mise Ligsie Mera
Norwood
Ing LeRoy Canter
Mrs. Christie
Ohio highway markers to stay after policy change
Ohio Highway Department in Columbus announces no new white crosses will be erected to mark fatal crash sites. Existing markers will remain as part of a claim that Ohio roads are fully marked. The state reports 13,256 federal guides and 49,432 state markers, not counting 7,400 turned markers.
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Highway Department
Columbus
Ohio
Tne
Union
State Highway weed clearance eyed after April 26
The State Highway Department plans to clear 111.72 miles of state roads of weeds after April 26 and to award contracts for the lane. Improved visibility at sharp curves is urged to reduce auto accidents and hazards as road conditions improve Ohio’s serviceability and appearance. Frost delays and farming notes accompany a report from Columbus with focus on fruit crops, vaccination efforts in Washington township, and local road complaints about the river road from Hatuvia to the mill, urging town spending to scarify and fix it.
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State Highway Department
Ohio
Hatuvia
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