Kindergarten enrollment and community notices in Withamsville
The Withamsville Tabasco School plans a kindergarten class if enough children register by May 1. Eligible are five-year-olds or those turning five by Jan 10, 1951. Tuition is 18 dollars first half year, 18 dollars due in fall, payments by check or money order to the school.
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Withamsville-Tabasco
Weekend Visits Highlight Afton Norwood and Nearby Towns
Afton and Norwood families hosted guests over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs Wm Chamberlin and Mr. and Mrs Gale Richardson. Several social events were noted with church services and plans for a White Elephant Sale on April 29 at Feldmans Farm and Home Center.
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Wm. Chamberlin
Norwood
Guy Murry
Gale Richardson
Sharonville
Ed Huberl
Marathon News Notes From Bond Hill and Nearby
Miss Clara Slater visits Bond Hill as Stella Weak stays with Mr and Mrs Robert Berry. District Youth Rally attendees hear Bishop Werner in Wilmington. Roy Slater and son visit Slater family in Amelia. Gayle Stout visits with Diana Sutton. Stout and Stout guests include Jones family and Shafer family visiting from Cincinnati Middletown and Dayton.
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Gayle Stout
Diana Sutton
Chas, Stout
Harry Jones
Darwin Stout
Cincinnati
Lawrence Shafer
Middletown
Batavia Groups Plan April Meetings and White Elephant Sale
Mrs. Margaret Sprague participates as the Ants Can't class hosts a Sunday School gathering on April 20 at Mrs. Kate D. Buerkle home with helpers. Batavia Junior Women's Club meets April 20 at Mrs. Claude S. Coyle residence with guest speaker Miss Helen Louise Stanfield and co hosts listed. The Batavia Grange Home Economics Committee details follow.
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Batavia Methodist
Kate D. Buerkle
George Gregg
Charles White
Batavia
Claude S. Coyle
Helen Louise Stanfield
Vincent Garner
Leslie Kirk
Charles Miller
David Gallagher
Louis Wolf
Batavia Grange
Community Notes From Cozadale Social and Church Events
Mr and Mrs Wilson Ross Mr Donald Tigar Mr Raymond Scott and Mr Ralph Applegate attend ed quarterly meeting at Zoar Methodist Church Tuesday eve ning The Baked Ham Supper spon sored by the W S C S of M E Church Wednesday evening was quite a success clearing a nice little sum Mrs Mary Burton and son returned home after visiting relatives in Frankford Indiana Mrs W H Conover called on sister Mrs Hattie Hill in Goshen last Friday Mrs Cecile Finley and Mrs Phylis Mecklin were shopping in Cincinnati Tuesday and attended the Ruth Lyons Matinee Mrs Emma Comberger and son of Blue Ash Mrs Nellie Jones and Mrs Mary Saddler called on Mrs Mattee Conover Thursday afternoon Mrs Ronald Burton of Blanchester spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Lee Mecklin The W S S will meet in M E Church Social room Wednesday evening with Pvt Luck Supper Mrs Ella Long of Oxford Ohio returned home Saturday after visiting here with sister Mrs Mae Eleven Friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs W Hy Conover Sunday to celebrate birthday Those attending were Mr and Mrs W Meeker Mr C Conover and family of Loveland Mr and Mrs Chas Finley of Corad Dale The table was heavily laden
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Wilson Ross
Donald Tigar
Raymond Scott
Ralph Applegate
Zoar Methodist Church
M. E. Church
Leroy Coleman
Loveland
Mary Coleman
Mary Burton
Frankford
Indiana
W. H. Conover
Hattie Hill
Goshen
Cecile Finley
Phylis Mecklin
Cincinnati
Ruth Lyons
Emma Comberger
Blue Ash
Nellie Jones
Mary Saddler
Mattee Conover
Im. E. Church
Ella Long
Oxford
Ohio
Mae
W Hy
Conover
Lloyd Wilsons move from Schultz farm to Mason Ohio area
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wilson plan relocation from the Schultz farm to a site near Mason Ohio with a focus on food and their past theatrical efforts. The note mentions her history of putting on plays here and suggests this upcoming production will surpass earlier efforts.
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Mrs. Lloyd Wilson
Schultz
Mason, Ohio
Curtain Fundraiser Play Supports Community Hall Stage
Proceeds from the upcoming performance go toward buying a new curtain for the stage at the Community Hall. The fundraiser aims to boost the venue’s presentation space and support local events.
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