Courier Notes From Loveland Social Roundup
Couriers record a string of social visits and gatherings in Loveland and nearby towns. Execut ive Board meeting of the County Federation of Women's Clubs hosted by Mrs. O P Walker. Other items include visits to Cincinnati and Williams burg Music Festival and local bridge and dinner events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames F. R. Rey
Russell Behymer
W. O. Hutson
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
O. P. Walker
Loveland
J. R. Carlisle
W.W. Milner
Cincinnati
Local Social Notes From Batavia and Surrounding Areas
Batavia residents visit and host including Mr. and Mrs. Louis Foltzer and Mrs. Frank Perry with Diane at Lee Huber Jr. in Fayetteville. Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Pobst of Rio Grande dine with Miss Elizabeth Hoerner. Mrs. Nancy Davis of Mt Washington visits daughter Mrs. Amy Dean McCoy. Gerald P. Rockwell and Batavia native now with Ripley Union Schools faces mastoid operation at Christ hospital but is in satisfactory condition. Principal R. M. Davidson oversees schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Foltzer
Frank Perry
Diane
Lee Huber Jr
St. Aloysius Military Academy
Fayetteville
Lloyd Pobst
Rio Grande
Elizabeth Hoerner
Nancy Davis
Mt. Washington
Snday
Amy ‘Dean McCoy
Allen B. Nichols
Christ Hospital
P. F
Henrietta White
Chas. Stagg
Roger
Emily Moore
Gerald P. Rockwell
Ripley Union Schools
Batavia
R. M.davidson
Gladys Liming
Bethel
Sargent
Virgil Iles
Indianapolis
Evelyn Iles
Cincinnati
Retta Iles
Nine Mile Community Notices Jump With Family Moves
Nine Mile area residents share arrivals and visits. Carl Light relocates to Loveland. Jessie Troy stays with daughter Livengood in New Palestine. Bill Ponshot buys a new car. Dutch Henry visits Lexington Kentucky. Houser family attends funeral for John Relig at Five Mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Troy
Mrs. Livengood
New Palestine
Bill Ponshot
Obscure Notice of Local Social Movements and Names
Fragmentary item lists several neighbors and families including Mr and Mrs Peto Wily Ms George Buok Ragick Gunter Filippia Nora Bol and Laing with mentions of a move, a visit, and a Tuesday activity at a local venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peto
George Buok
Andy Mir
Laing quiRt Ragick
Gunter Aa Saroe
Filippia
Bolwa
Weekend Guests Reported in Several Families
Richard Evans of Chicago was a weekend guest of his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wahl of Hamersville called on Mr. and Mrs. George Tatman Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Shaw are visiting their children in Detroit. Mrs. Anna Ludwig of Mt. Crab was a Saturday guest of Mrs. O. F. Rice. Bonnie Dan and Dorothy McClanahan of Cincinnati and Ava Ross of Xenia spent the weekend with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bening Jr
John Binning
Batavia
Earl Binning
Dave Handy
Akron
Page Dawson
Lizzie Jeorzins
J. E. Lytle
Harry Lytle
Imer Seigle
Raleig
Church
Ray Lytle
Cincinnati
Mary Fagin
Newman
James Burk
Bethel
Leon Listow
Chicago
Will Listow
Fred Topie
Yazell
Allan Boles Jr
Ashland
Richard Evans
Lee Wahl
Hamersville
George Tatman Satur
Mrs. Columbus Shaw
Anna Ludwig
Mt. Crab
O.F. Rice
Bonnie Dan
Dorothy McClanahan
Ava Ross
Xenia
Charlie Mott
Ernest Leeds
Lalart
George Schmitt
Baldwin
Ohio
Dr. Offutt
Harvard
J. R. Carlisle
Hamlet
Gladys Hamilton
Hamilton
American Legion
Jessie Turner
Venice
Marjorie Turner
Robert Dunbar
Jennie Galbreath
Amy Passmore
Retta Lakin
Ethel Clark
Marilyn Staats
Felicity
Ernst Armacosi
J. L. Passmore
Hame
Coshocton
U. S. Grant
Frank Galbreath
Galbreath
John Heath
Mary Kautz
T. B. Peter
Social Roundup at Glen Este Personal Visits
Glen Este residents shared a quiet Sunday visiting neighbors and relatives. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kettler and others from Mt Washington and Cincinnati, with several families enjoying time at the Sperry and Merice homes. A Village gathering saw many attend the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Mrs. Ray Stoddard's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Este
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ray Stoddard
Local Family News From Summerside Area
Summerside notes show Mr Carmel Theisard and family return from a two week motor trip to St Petersburg Florida. Mr and Mrs J Malott visited relatives in Newtown and Spent Sunday with V Bickel and family. Various Strohmenger and Sohneider households were mentioned visiting and moving in with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Theisard
M. Beatty
Birmingham
Mich
St. Petersburg
Fla
J. Malott
Newtown
V. Bickel
Strohmenger
Oming
George Strohmenger
Jake Strobel
Jake Strobel of. the ‘Altéheim
H. Borp
John Sohneider
William M. Pitaeng
Mery
Local Social News Highlights From Twelve Mile Area
Residents and families from Twelve Mile and surrounding towns hosted and visited kin and friends over a series of weekend gatherings. Attendees included Hawkins families, Brumagens, Jett, McKinney, Jarman, Curmon, Urol, and other neighbors from Middletown Newport Cincinnati and Hamlet.
Death of Mrs Minerva Rigg in Richmond prompts funeral
The community mourns Mrs. Minerva Rigg who died last Sunday at Reid Memorial Hospital in Richmond Indiana. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 PM from the Bethel Baptist Church with interment in Bethel. Other local notes include visits, travels, garden scenes, and a violin makers contest at Harvard where J R Carlisle placed third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Rigg
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Ind
Baptist Church
Bethel
Helen Hall
Allen Moorehead
Middletown
Margaret Slye
Amelia
Frank Donovan
Terrace Park
Rice
Knowles
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Martha Nobis of Locust Corner spent the weekend with Marie Bruce. Two machine loads of local youths attended the Edu Rec Club at Newtonsville Saturday night. Leslie Stroub and family visited his brother Ernest Stroub in Williamsburg. Rev. Sanford of Lexington Ky visits Mrs. Clark and sons. Charles Kunkle couple visit Richmond Ky. The Women's Society of Christian Service meets at Ruth Smith's home in May with Hazel Berry assisting. Clarence Lamb and family hosted thirty Willing Workers who spent the evening with them including games pie and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonsville
Leslie Stroub
Ernest Stroub
Williamsburg
Rev
Sanford
Lexington
Clark
Charles Kunkle
Richmond
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ruth Smith
Hazel Berry
Clarence Lamb
Locust Corner Social Roundup and Visiting Guests
Local column records a string of Sunday and midweek visits. E C Meyer hosts a dinner with guests from Middletown Amelia White Oak and Clifton. Families from Jefferson Higgensport Williamstown Norwood and Columbus visit others nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Meyer
John Renschler
Middletown
Harvey Perin
Amelia
Emma Wendland
Ella Sanders
White Oak
Len Schuck
Clifton
Harle Smith
Harry Blackburn
Fire destroys Isabel barn and contents
Fire Friday afternoon destroyed Isabel Mr. Bopham's barn and its machinery grain and two young cattle. Numerous local families were mentioned visiting and staying with relatives in nearby towns over the weekend including logos of Laurel Cincinnati and Felicity reflecting a socially active community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Mr. Bopham
Fragmentary OCR Hint of Names and Places
The readable text fragment mentions Bungay and Mires with scattered words about money and family. No clear event, persons, or organizations are established for a full newspaper item.
Pleasant weekend greetings at Pleasant and surrounding towns
Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs T B Peterson in Pleasant and Zen as Anstaett family in Owensville. Several gatherings marked by guests from Hamilton Felicity Cincinnati Coshocton and Norwood. A Grant program drew crowds and some rode the Island Queen for sightseeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Camp
Cincinnati
Simmons
Wm. Steelman
Hamilton
Wm. Staats
Felicity
H.l Stoecklin
Ernest Armacost
L. W. Carroll
Norwood
Stanley Anstaett
Batavia
Galbreath
Appointment of Frieda Borgel as executrix in Ohio estate
Frieda Borgel of Amelia Ohio Route 1 is named executrix of the estate of Bernard T Borgel deceased late of Amelia Route 1 Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred. Dated April 23 1941. Orville W Halbisch Probate Judge James W Walker Attorney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Borgel
Amelia
Route
Ohio
Bernard T. Borgel
Ameia
Clermont County
Mildred Wagner Simcox
West 11Th Street
Newport
Kentucky
John R. Simcox
Court of Common ‘Pleas
O. B. Young
John H
Flower symbolism in sacred crocus blooms explained
The article describes how a lavender five petaled crocus is linked to Christian symbolism. It mentions the crown of thorns three nails and hammering stamens as the nails, and the petals and leaves representing the ten apostles with Judas and Peter omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.leger
Jesus
Judas
Peter
Theory on Earth's Core as Hot Liquid Metal
Scientists propose the Earth's core is a hot liquid metal sphere about four thousand miles in diameter. The view highlights current geophysical models and seismology data supporting a molten inner core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
TONJON Offers Relief in Washington D. H. Ohio Claims
A Washington D. H. resident Adam Krebs reports Tonjon cured years of stomach distress and anxiety after five weeks. The ad notes TONJON made from roots herbs and barks and promotes Bloucher Drug Store health representative explaining it to locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Jon
Adam Krebs
High St
Washington
D. H
Ohio
Tonjon
Blocher Drug Store
First Use of Stockings in Europe and America
The stocking art began in northern Europe with knitting likely invented in Scotland in the early 1500s. Queen Elizabeth I popularized silk stockings. William Lee of Woodbridge built a stocking machine in 1598. German Mennonites established frames in 1689 in the United States. By 1790 Connecticut towns hosted stocking industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Scotland
Elizabeth
William Lee
Woodbridge
Nottinghamshire
England
United States
Connecticut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rose Jackson
Rosemary
Nicholsville
Ida Weaver
LcRoy Gaskins
Harvey Tucker
Harveysburg
W. A. Williams
MT. Holly
Carl Light
Dutch Henry
Lexington, Ky
Mouser
Oliver Lindsey
Elizabeth Short
Linnwood
Stone
Oboe
Utah
Troit
Robert Hoffman
Fred Kettler
Charles Fitzgerald
Billy Fitzgerald
Baby
Alma Fitzgerald
Phil Sperry
Louise Philips
Charles Fissel
Cecil Billingsley
Florence Hartnett
Allen K. Smythe
Ed Huheey and Son
H. B. Smythe
Clyde Vilveus
Andy Enzweiler
Matt Enzweiler
Larry Enzweiler
Charles Merice
Summerside
Mr. Carmel
Witiennevitte
Twelve Mile
Wm. Hawwisins Sr
Wm. Hawkins Jr
Donald Hawkins
Dale Brumagen
John Prigge
Edith
New Richmond
Willian Schirmer
Wm. Hawking Sr
Wm. Hawking Jr
Thureday
Theo. Brumagen
Menaneie Ray
Cook
Ackmat
Ang
Ione Jett
Wei. Hawking Jr
Jeanity
Ralph’ McKintey
Lau. Tel
George Jarman
Ciabinniti
John Curmon
Bromley
Sander
God Urol
Abirmer
Ives
Kelsey
St. Louis
Kei
Tommy Kelsey
Union Terminal
Vivian Lewis
John Pommert
Woman’s ‘Club
Civic Club of
Maddox
Laub
Mis
Louisa
Rachel Perin
Fritz Gates
Detroit
Franklin
Martha Nobis
Locust Corner
Marie Bruce
Bennett Behymer
Claude Behymer
Pt. Pleasant
Milton
Ruth Halfhill
Higgensport
Fred Robinson
Harold Dean
Stanley. Lawrence
Williamstown
Sid Brewer
Charles Troy
Wm. Livengood
Leonard Guild
Columbus
Edward Guild
Alma Quick
H. R. Eppert
Mary Louise
Reds
Blues
Janet Brannen
Marcella Hall
S. H. Henson
R. S. Phillips
Mrs. Brooking Fugett
Julia Moreton
Minnie Hawk
Julia Marksberry
John W. Roush
Moscow
Louis Schwab
Jimmie
Laurel
O. R. Little and Family
Russell Watson
John Smith
Ay Marksberry
L. A. Leonard
Maple
Francis McIntyre
Bettie Gilman
Homer Hall
Francis Griffith
Jesse Preston
Ray Preston
Wayne
Jessie Fancher
Mrs. Love
James Liming
Lindale
Lola Ireton
Richard
Lloyd
Harold
William Bishop
Mason
Ireton
Bishop
Wilbur Ireton
Harley Orms
Sophia Bulow
John Bulow
Verna Phillip
Phillipe
Jed Woodruff
William
Joe Vendemont
Eidinett
T. B. Peterson
Zenas Anstaett
Owens
Ville
Wm. Shilling
Billy
Joel Hamilton
Bradford, Ky
Miss Nell Salt
Atte Nursing
Orville W. Halbisch
James W. Walker
Washington D. HL
Krebs
Newport, Ky
Simcox
Batavia Rendering Co
A. Janes & Sons
Georgetown Marble & Granite Company
Earl E. Heslar
Mgr
Edgar H. Neu
Georgetown
Batavia, Ohio
Addie Hulick
Bacwasa
Surense
THE
Gincinnatigas
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!