Amelia area social scene features many local gatherings
Williamsburg events include Mt Crab Eastern Star inspection and Amelia O E S meeting. Residents attend dinners, club meetings, and visits with relatives from Detroit to Cincinnati. Notables include J W Foster W W Clark and Ralph D Fuhr as well as several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Starrett’s Netherland Plaza
J. W. Foster
M. Hagerman
Samuel Miller
Detroit
L. W. White
Harold Chatterton
Five Hundred Club
White Home
Laurence Reppard
Joyce Ann
Middlebourne
W. Va
J. O. Fuhr
Community Notes From Mt Pisgah Area Sour Visits
Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from New Richmond Middletown Kane Pa Williamsburg and Williamsport. Eloise Jones arrived April 18 and Robert Wayne Jones was born April 10 to Mr and Mrs Wylie Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pisgah
Ed Kurtz
Geo. Kurtz
Louis Kurtz
New Richmond
Oscar Edwards
Middletown
Stanley Hahn
City
Raymond Applegate
Embroidery Club
Clarence Edwards
Oetzel
Lyde Louis
G. W. Lindsey
T. D. O'Neil
Eloise Jones
N. A. Nelson
Rutherford
Kane
Brooks
Kathleen
Nelson
Ruby Smith
Williamsburg
Alma Huntington
Robert Wayne
Wylie Jones
Charlie Myer
Mrs. Perry
Houchins
Locust Corner notices mark deaths and gatherings
Death of J B Tone April 9 formerly of Locust Corner and burial at Mt Mori by April 13. Many relatives and friends attend funerals in Cincinnati Norwood Amelia and Hyde Park. Local events include Grange plays Harmony Club and birthday gatherings with multiple families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Inspection
O. E
Katie Smith
Genevieve
Vivian
James Withrow
Columbia Park
Morris Pollitt
Frank
Patsy
Bryant Mayhew
New Richmond
Randall Stegeman
Ft. Thomas
R. H. Wichard
Kline Slye
Columbus
John Slye
Clarence Fagii
Polly Pollitt
Marjorie Hutson
Georgette Stievenard
Esther Nelson
Hamlet
J. Collons
New York
Vonnall & Laub
Henry Laub
Laub
Collons
Pennsylvania
Amelia Woman’s Club
Ann Dillon
U. B
Batavia
Russell
Adams
Belle Kirgan
Reed
W. A. Williams
J.R Carlisle
Imo Hutson
J. R. Hicks
E. B. Armstrong
Charles
Mt. Washington
J. F. Edwards
Dayton
Ohio
June Brown
Cincinnati
Lew Hopkins
Hyde Park
Frank Dillon
Viola Miller
Chicago
Keith Williams
Genevieve Smith
Amelia Woman's Club
M. E
Baptist Church
Ruth Hatfield
Higginsport
Fred Robinson
W. M. Eppert
Mre
Fred Lipps
Harmony Club
A.J. Nobis
Grange
Marathon
E. W. Pride
Norwood
Thurman
Seaman
Arthur Woods
Madisonville
Roy Pruitt
Kentucky
Robingle
S. H
Bigam
Mamie Bigam
Alfred Shields
Dan Barron
Carnes
Bird Bath built by Harry Fuller on Broadway a yard highlight
A Batavia note describes a decorative bird bath by Harry Fuller, son-in-law of Mr. H, with running water and zinc basin set in a vine arch frame. The piece sits in a shrub filled yard, part of a broader trend of beautified homes in the area, with local shops offering gas and oil stoves and a restaurant nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Harry Fuller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bethel
Clarence Smith
J. P. Swope
Geo. Halse
Carey Burnett
Jack
Jean
Billy” Powers
Elia Burnett
Concord
Woman’s Club
Grant Memorial Hall
Grant
Alma Dolen
Emma Bredwell
Helen Roberts
Thelma Faucher
Byron Sells
Wooderman
Glenn Hill
Geo. Maxfield
Marion
Olin Maxfield
Leonetta Foster
Christine Gregory
Bettie Lyons Rogers Villars
Paul Biecher
Wilmington
New Drug Store
Court House
Magnesia
West
Montag
Complete Prescription Department
Tire Bargain
Pathfinder
Goodyear
Thescause
J.C. Fuhr
Newtonville
Ellie
Ister
Nicholsville
Maude Knowles
W. B. Jones
Guy Jones
Collier’s and
McMurchy’s
Garrett
Rice Bolender
W. P. Corbin
Maude Shannon
Roy Jones
R.B. Moore
Ladies Aid
Leona Laycock
Laurel
Archie McMurchy
Moscow
Felicity
Dodson
Amelia
D. of A
John
James Shriver
Suart
Valera Hartsworn
Slottier
Will Bureau
Pence
Chris Kaucher
Walter Purkhiser
Galbreath
Kaucher
Pauline Hutte
Harriette Ingram
Florida
Fee
Phil
J.O. Fuhr
Williamgbure
Weaver's Restaurant
West Batavia
Lang Leghorn Farm
New Richmond & Hamlet
Williamsburg, Ohio
Thacker
Borderland
Dana Lump
Quaker Coal
Wingo
General Contractors
Ment
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