Local Social Roundup and Church Notice
Hamlet C M Edwards returns home in a four door Ford van after eight weeks in hospital. Mrs Belle Kirgan hosted Walter Predmore and Cincinnati friends. Communion service at Christian Chapel on Sunday April 28 at 10 30. Mrs Alice Stapp hosted her Newtown relatives for Sunday visit. Mrs Chester Smith entertaining her Cincinnati mother Mrs Hunnicut. Mrs Brumagen visited Mrs Vance in hospital Cincinnati and reported improvement. Darrel Smith and family from California Ohio visited Chas Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet C. M. Edwards
Belle Kirgan
Walter Predmore
Cincinnati
Christian Chapel
Alice Stapp
Newtown
Chester Smith
Hunnicut
Brumagen
Community Gossip Spreads Across Newtonsville and Owensville
Observers report visits and gatherings across Newtonsville and Owensville with many local families calling on neighbors. Notes mention Mrs Emma Runyan and others in Loveland, plus hospital visits, farm moves, and remarks on a Masonic Temple inspection in Cincinnati.
Social rounds and alumni plans fill Williamsb urg notes
Williamsburg social notes recount visits and guests from Huntington New York and Miamiville. The H S alumni reunion for class of 29 is near with an annual banquet planned for May 4 at the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miler
Huntington
W. Va
John Griggs
Mary Fuhr
Florence Junkin
New York
Gladys Jennings
Arthur Pead
Edwin Humphrey
Miamiville
Chas. Dudley
Stanley Blair
Springfield
Lennie Ho
Ada Snell
George Ferree
Norwood
John Young
Pauline Walker
Five Hundred Club
Harold Smith
Alabama
Wm. Miller
M. Knight
Bluefield
Paul Dunning
Madisonville
Geo. Lyie’s
H. 5
Ais
Hestaline Dawson
Holden
Kean . Cornwell
N. J. White
Harold Chatterton
Picture Show Saturday Night in Anapolis
The report notes a picture show on Saturday night in Anapolis and mentions school closings the prior Friday. Mrs. Williams hosted the Woman's Club gathering Saturday afternoon. Harry Kearns and wife visited Georgetown. Miss Jessie and Helen Coulter stayed with Owensville friends. J R Hicks and wife plan a Florida trip. The White Oak Harmony Club celebrated the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Shen Bennett on April 20 with yellow white decorations, flowers, a lunch for 75 guests, and many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anapolis
Woman’s Club
W. A. Williams
Harry Kearns
Georgetown
Jessie
Helen Coulter
Owensville
J.R. Hicks
Florida
White Oak Harmony Club
Shen
Bennett
Local Notes Of Visits Moves And Farm Work
Delayed social notes mention Mesdames C W Harlow and Maria Lytle with Co D Harbaugh and H McMullen plus child visiting Mrs Jennie Vitus in Batavia. Frank Hutchinson and family moved to a local farm. A bread truck had a brake failure and rolled over twice but no serious injuries occurred. Families from Mara tebe Union Plains and Willamspurg visited O P Caldwell and wife. Volney Malott frail. Cecil Heffner moved to F W Walker’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Harlow
Maria Lytle
D. Harbaugh
H. McMullen
Maratebe
Howard Watson
Tnion” Plains
O. P. Caldwell
Lawrence Curly
Cincinnati
Joan Carr
Union Plains
Volney Malott
Lienbens
Willamspurg
Mr. Milter
W. H. Iveton
Cecil Heffner
F. W. Walker
Local visits noted across Chicago and Ohio towns
Frank Davis of Chicago visited his mother Mrs O Davis the past week. Mrs Ellen Denison visited her son John and family at Withamsville on Tuesday. Mrs Lenora Witham of Withamsville visited H A Hall and family Sunday. Mrs Wilcox was in Mt Washington Tuesday. Miss Isabel Reed sold her farm to a Pennsylvania party. Ww F Kanter Mr Washington made the sale. Mrs Sargeant of Withiamsville called on Mrs Greenwald Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Hettie Shaw
Vine
John Marsh
Harry Carlier
Junny
Thomas Daughensy
Sarah Rutledge
Cincinnati
Wm. Snider
Yumford
Housers
Macgreys
James Moyer
Loveland
Frank Marsh
Frank Hitch
Allen Rapp
John Ferree
New Masonic Temple
John Craver
Edward Arnold
Xenia
Bethel
Ireton
Harlow
Ritt
New Vienna
Abernathy
Frank Davis
Chicago
O. Davis
Ellen Denison
John
Withamsville
Lenora Witham
H. A. Hall
Wilcox
Mt. Washington
Isabel Reed
Pennsylvania
Ww. F. Kanter
Washington
Sargeant
Withiamsville
Greenwald
Local families host guests. Emma Behymer Behymer dies
Norman Cornell and families visit J F Robinson in Sunday gathering. Several locals, including Eppert and Mattox groups, host weekend guests across multiple towns. Miss Emma Behymer aged Behymer, a former resident, dies suddenly April 18 at the aged home on McMillan Street in Cincinnati. she was the youngest daughter of Henry Behymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Cornell
Maryan
Willa
Siegafoos
Hyue Park
Harvout
Dayton
Walter Cornell
Amelia
J. F. Robinson
Edgar Eppert
Mr. Washington
W. M. Eppert
T. Mattox
W. O. Mattox
Will Livengood
Newport
Ray Bohrer
Norwood
J. R. Borer
Will Wilson
Cincinnati
R. B. Wilson
Daymon Simpson
Twelve Mile
Play
Wilhamesville
Albert Vaeril
Madisonville
H. R. Eppert
Emma Behymer
This Place
McMillan St
Henry Behymer
Milford Woman Elected DAR President General
Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart of Cincinnati and Milford earns top post at the National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Washington conclave attended by over 6,000 delegates. Her career spans Cincinnati chapter regency, Ohio state regent roles, and key national projects including Constitution Hall. She is noted for World War veteran service with the American Legion auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Fletcher Hobart
Cincinnati Club
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington D. C
Hobart
Cincinnati
Ohio
Memorial Continental Hall
Washington
Constitution Hall
Capital
American Legion Auxiliary
Sirs
Clacier-Alied
Mayflower Society
The
Home of Incurables
Children of the Republic Clubs
Lowell F. Hobart
Georgetown Presbyterian Votes to Merge with Felicity Church
Members of Georgetown Presbyterian voted to merge with Felicity Congregation after a Sunday service. Felicity had acted weeks earlier, clearing the way for Presbytery action in Wellston this week. Felicity asked for board representation, proposing William Neu as the three year trustee representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Presbyterian
Felicity
Wellston
William Neu
Batavian Man James M York Dies After Illness
James M York 67 years old and longtime N and W employee died at home in Batavia after several weeks illness. He leaves a widow and several children. A Masonic Lodge member and M E Church parishioner his funeral was conducted Tuesday by the Mesonic Order with burial in West Union cemetery. He was held in high esteem by all who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. York
Read
Batavia
Masonic Lodge
M. E. Church
Mesonic Order
West Union Cemetery
Reseca Tyler Buys Batavia Tobacco Warehouse at Auction
Reseca Tyler, Batavia contractor, bought the Batavia case leaf tobacco warehouse at public auction for 2000 dollars. The building sat on about one acre, originally cost around 34000 dollars to erect with lumber 17000, ground 1700, and labor 15260. It had served as a loose leaf tobacco sales house for four years before being idle under new ownership and may yield salvaged lumber for future building projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reseca Tyler
Batavia
Tyler
Miraa
Tobacco Warehouse Co
Floor landing by Wilke Coal and Supply Co Batavia Ohio
Floor landing work completed by Wilke Coal and Supply Co based in Batavia Ohio. The project involved installing a new floor landing for the building's interior. No additional contractors or dates are listed in the visible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wilke Coal and Supply Co
Batavia
O. Tf
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Cliff Pickelheimer
Lulu Grimes
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Thelma Spencer
Noami Robinson
Sarah Rauscher
Price Hospital
Russell Hill
Charley Seward
Charles Graham
Ike Grossnickel
Hortense Grossnickel
Alice
Hallie Grossnickel
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Ed. Curlis
Oscar Curlis
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Wm. Fomorin
Elizabeth Whitenack
Jos. Pringle
Blanchester
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J. A. Warman
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Robert Collier
Sparley Warman
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Bernard Quinn
Vera Crue
Lena Pringle
A. N. Genet
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Allyne Lytie
Wihippet
Fred Topie
Eldon Stickle
Tmena
Hyde Park
Olin Fagin
Howsare
Ray Cutler
Hart Bining and Company
Elmer Taylor
Salt Air
Goshen
Frank Doughman
Atlanta
John Heywood
Snider
J. H. Farson
Stetson Larrick
Harriett Lucas
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J. P. Larrick
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C. W. Thompson
F. B. Bishop
A. J. Saunier
C. F. Burns
F A. Mounts
Addie Morris
John Edwards
Portsmouth
Ciscinnat
I. B. Bishop
W. B. Smy
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Freda Bmysor
Charles Stroup
Mulberry
Nellie, Williams
Dorothy
Wanda
Billy Bolender
City
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Elizabeth Abbott
Woman's Club
Rachel Pekuri
G. Williams
O. A. Brannock
Virgil
Wood
L. A. Kellum
Spring Grove
Walter Heil
John Wolpan
Gie
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Phil Swing
Leveland
Rocky Ford
Carrie Utter
Ed Ross
Geo Pfarr
Henry Garbe
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Rev. Schwab
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Emma Garbe
John Aicholtz
Olive Branch
Luesday
Mary Ross
Neville
Louise Garbe
Crosstown
McCormick-Deering
C. L. Jones
G. G. Auxier Sales CO
Tobasco
Olet Sedan Coach
Iac
Chevrolet
Milford Lady
Madison
Wis
United States
H. F. Wilson
University of Wisconsin
Wilson
Batavia and
New Richmond Pike
Georgetown Marble & Granite Co
E. H. Kennedy
J. M. Cropper
Ravi
Ralph
D. . Fuhr Williambburg
Clermont
Claude B. Smith
First National Bank
Tri-State
Tri State
W. D. Helton
Cave
Lyear
Goodyear
A. E. Price
Pione
Bugs
A. C. Jordan’s General Store
Bataiva
Stirling Moore
H. Stirling Moore & Son
Ambulance and Limousine Service
Sae Ea Cincinnat
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