Local Visitors and Sick List Notables in Community
Laude Houser on the sick list. Ratcliff spent weekend with family. Pearl Skinner of Cincinnati visited home folks Sunday. Mrs. Ed Figgins and son called on Mrs. H Glover at Amelia and Mrs. Rosa Brumagen at Hamlet. Heller of Cincinnati called on relatives. Stella Wheeler hosted her Cincinnati sister Sunday. Daugherty on sick list. Albert Wonham of Cincinnati spent weekend with relatives here.
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I. E. Mattox
W.O. Mattox
Mt. Washington
Ruth Brown
Bethel
Geo. Behymer
Wilbur Ayer
Chicago
Russell Johnson
Catherine Behymer
Columbus
R. B. Wilson
Chas, Schney
L. D. Applegate
Williamsburg
L. D. Townsley
Evelyn Ayer
Chas. Pommert
John Pommert
Mary Quick
O. Meyer
Cincinnati
Grange
Ten Mile
George
Wilmington
Our Church
Prof. Kellum
Reading
D. BK. Hill
Lou Miller
Vandine Spencer
Madisonville
Alvin Hill
Sipes
Fred Werrum
Schobert
Middletown
W. Schobert
J. Rosselott
Jas. Favret
Rebecca Marsh
Toronto
Elsie Utter
Lucille Haskell
Elmwood
W. J. Snider
Sarah Rutledge
Col
Rudolph
Haton
University extension class completes final meeting
The Cincinnati University extension class met for its last meeting after ast Mon day. A lunch was served for their instructor and Dr. Scheck. Local groups shared social activities and church youth activities were noted with Easter visits and weekend family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati University Extension
Scheck
Jones
Guy Jones
Collier
Joe Bolender
Christian Church
Mt. Crab
John Hollis
Mary Lou
Will Bureau
Urley
Aberdeen
Sunda
Cincinnati Weekend Visits and Local Club Events
Cincinnati residents visit relatives in Sayler Park Middletown and Detroit while guests attend a Five Hundred Club dinner and card party at Willco Springs Perinton. Easter time gatherings in Dayton and Cincinnati mark the weekend with family visits and local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Hawkins
Cincinnati
A.T. Kain
Maude But
Ruth Hearing
Birmingham
Ala
Lida Hill
Charlotte Owens
Sayler Park
Lula Myers
L. W. White
Geo. Thomas
Laura Thomas
Five Hundred Club
Willco Springs
Perintown
T. Briggs
John Curry
Mary Curry
Joseph Burger
F. F. Club
Detroit
Mich
Letha
Doris Frazier
Middletown
Ida Curry
Hallie McAfee
Dayton
Ruby Pierce
Myra Pierce
J Roy Fuhr
Mirtha Ann
Warrie Davidson
Embroidery Club Event Teased by Mt Pisgah News
Mt Pisgah reports social notices with Mrs Raymond Applegat hosting the Embroidery Club on Thursday eve. Local residents Grant’s birthplace visit noted along with visits from city and local couples. Mrs Hawkins and Mr Kurtz hosted gatherings, while Mr and Mrs Stevens entertained guests from the city and New Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Applegat
Embroidery Club
Ohay
T. Pleasant
Grant
Harry Hawkins
Ed Kurtz
Stanley Hahn
Kate Hahn
Floyd Stevens
J. W. Stevens
Win. Dubeling
Mrs. Connor
New Richmond
McCrane
Clermont county baseball league forms with six teams
The Clermont county baseball league launches this summer with Oak Leaf Loveland Mt Carmel Williamsburg Batavia Owensville. Officers elected William Hughes president Cy Bickel secretary and William Rhauscher treasurer. Opening games set for May 4 Batavia vs Mt Carmel Loveland vs Oak Leaf Williamsburg vs Owensville.
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Clermont County
Oak Leaf
Loveland
Mt.Carmel
Williamsburg
Batavia
Owensville
William Hughes
Medaria
Cy Bickel
Mt. Carmel
William Rhauscher
Milford
Y P D Meet Draws Countywide Crowd at Love Land
Members of the Y P D gathered at Love land Friday night for a successful meeting. A large audience from across the county, especially Batavia and nearby areas, attended the event.
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Loveland
County
Batavia
Vicinity
Former teacher receives jail term and fine for assault
Lloyd Brown, former teacher at Gilbert rural school in Huntington township, was sentenced by Judge Harry Parker on assault and battery for whipping 15 year old pupil Clea Gast. Brown received one day in Brown county jail and a $50 fine and plans to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Brown
Gilbert
Brown County
Clea Gast
Huntington Township
Brown
Harry Parker
80-year-old Bethel resident cuts forty cords of wood
Hon. B. P. Vandament of Bethel told Georgetown friends on Monday that during the winter he cut forty cords of wood. He is now in his 75th year and remains hale and hearty from constant chopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Vandament
Bethel
Georgetown
Attorneys Advertise Practice in Ohio Regions
Several law firms announce services across Clermont and Hamilton counties in Ohio. AWSON E Bradley and Murphy & Murphy list offices in Cincinnati with connections to River and Walnut streets. Nichols, Spidel & Nichols advertise in Batavia via Hamilton Building on Main Street.
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Awson E. Bradley
First National Bank
HK. Cor
4Th and
Walnut
Sts
Cincinna Ago Stanl
Daniel W.murphy
George D. Murphy
Murphy & Murphy
Uwynns
Tel
Canal
Cincinnati
Clermont
Banilien
San
Traction
Cininnati
Ohio
Hamilton
Clermont County
Batavia
Ichols, Sphidel & Nichols
Batav Ohio
Main Street
Amrites
Negro in Washington Denies Poker Playing
A Black man arrested for gambling with cards in Washington insists he was not playing poker but a game he calls rise and fly whist. He explains to the judge that when police arrive you rise and fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston Grand Concert Peace Jubilee June 1869
The Grand Musical Peace Jubilee in Boston drew 10 871 voices and 1 004 instruments with anvils and bells joining the chorus. Phi Beta Kappa honors are awarded for scholarship or distinction in learning allied fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Auto Accident Kills 79 Year Old Man in Tate Township
Henry Baudenhistle of Tate township died after being struck by an auto while crossing Grant Highway at Bantam. The 79 year old, who lived with his son Henry, sustained a broken neck and injuries. funeral planned at Bethel cemetery. Coroner ruled accidental death. bystanders Mr Porter and friend assisted the wounded man until death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baudenhistle
Tate Township
Grant Highway
Bantam
Ely
Henry
Porter
Bethel Cemetery
Curliss
Speed Up of Work committee reports progress on road projects
The Speed Up of Work committee in the county reports good progress on state and county road work. Private projects are advancing, new construction starts, and many formerly idle men have found employment. The committee will persist until widespread employment is achieved.
Potatoes Boosted by Sweet Clover Nitrogen Practice
Hamilton County notes report finishing 114 bushels of Irish Cobbler on 4.9 acres, with sweet clover grown previously to decompose into humus and nitrogen. Tops and roots should yield about 4400 lbs per acre air dry, ~160 lbs N, reducing manure needs. A 1000 lb acre of 4 10 8 fertilizer was applied in two bands to aid early growth.
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Hamilton County
Buick dealer departs for Boston to deliver car
Howard Ayer of Batavia leaves Thursday for Boston to deliver a 1930 Buick sold in Cincinnati. He plans to be away about a week and considers the trip a pleasant one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ayer
Batavia
Boston
Mass
Cincinnati
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