Community Notices From Local Families And Visitors
Mrs. M. D. Kratzer suffered a fall on an injured shoulder. Dr. J. B. Simcox of Covington Ky. is mourned by relatives here. he leaves a widow Katie Ort and two sons, plus many friends. Akron visitors came to care for a grandmother in the Mcdams family. Local residents and guests are listed among illnesses visits and dinners in Amelia, Hyde Park, Cincinnati, and Mt. Pisgah while attending funerals and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Kratzer
Simcox
Covington
Katie Ort
Gilbert
Raymond Smith
Akron
Lauretta Mcdams
Lank Smith
Elizabeth Clark
T. Moorehead
N. T. Dailey
Bert Huntington
Amelia
E. Brandenburg
Franklin
Lucian Maham
Hyde Park
Ollie
Week End Socials and Visits Round Local Families
Miss Erma Hutchinson stayed with grandmother Mrs Ida Rust. W A Reed visited Otto Watson at Five Mile. Walter Hughes and wife from Norwood visited his parents Samuel Hughes family. Mr and Mrs M G Gianes of Greenberry called on W H Jones. Mr and Mrs McMullen entertained guests from the city. Ora Stockton and family attended Greenbush Homecoming. Rev Williams preached on Faith the substance of things hoped for. Miss Golda K Jones and Madisonville suitor in his new Whippet roadster Sunday. James Lewis and family hosted his mother near Batavia and Clyde and family from Monterey. Little Miss Helen Schooley of Hyde Park visits grandparents. S Schooley on sick list. Annabelle and Anetta Steward visited their grandmother at Burdsall Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Hutchinson
Ida Rust
W. A. Reed
Otto Watson
Five Mile
Walter Hughes
Norwood
Samuelughes
M. G. Gianes
Greenberry
W.H. Jones
McMullen
Ora Stockton
Greenbush
Rev. Williams
Golda K. Jones
Madisonville
James Lewis
Batavia
Clyde
Monterey
Helen Schooley
Hyde Park
S. Schooley
Annabelle
Anetta Steward
Burdsall Chapel
Birthday Dinner Hosts Celebrate July Born Pair
Arigy Ingle and Mrs. Curry share a July birthday dinner with both families in Lebanon at Lawrence Curry's home. Dr. F. A. Ireton and family from Batavia visited his father on Tuesday evening. Symon Heffner and family from Williamsburg visited Cecil Heffner last week. F Burns of Cozaddale was in town last Friday. Local residents attended Burton Hutchinson's funeral last Thursday. News of Mrs. Lou Johnson's sudden death from Hillsboro shocked friends here. Walter Daugherty and wife visited last week to check on their farm. The saying about timing proves true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Highway
New Richmond
John Warren
Cincinnati
Clay
Dayton
Olate Hancock
Mt. Pisgah
G. B. Huntington
Lizzie Clark
N. T. Dailey
T. W. Moorehead
Williamsburg
Clark
Mesdames Morehead
Daney
Harold Waite
Winchester
Chas. Smith
Arigy Ingle
Lebanon
Lawrence Curry
Cozaddale
Burton Hutchinson
Lou Johnson
Hillsboro
Walter Daugherty
Cecil Heffner
Martha Talley
Jane Yarbaugh
F.A. Lreton
Batavia
Otto Bishop
Centerville
Cora Creager
Fred Mount
Jamil
Union Plains
W.R. Ireton
Bloom Rose
Clarry Steward
J. W. Ashmore
Georgetown
Nellie Ridings
Lerado
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Mrs Jennie Hitch of Norwood spent several days last week with Mrs C Kearns. Lora Rodemore of New York visited at Mrs Laura Dial s home. Mrs John Slye guests of Mrs Albert Johnson of Madisonville. Sam Hirod and wife from Tucson are visiting relatives here. Funeral attendance for Clayton Hancock at Mt Piegah Thursday. Charles Amann and G Maddux and wives were Sunday guests of John Huntington and Wife at Batavia. Edgar Denham of Cincinnati elk member visiting Howard Hancock and wife. The Musical Club pupils of Mrs Zuella Laub enjoyed a zoo outing Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hitch
Norwood
C.kearns
Lora Rodemore
N. Y
Laura Dial
John Slye
Albert Johnson
Madisonville
Sam Hirod
Tucson
Ariz
Clayton Hancock
Mt. Piegah Thursay
Charles Amann
G. Maddux
John Huntington
Wile
Batavia
Edgar Denham
Order of Elks
Cincinnati
Howard Hancoc
Musical Club
Zuella Laub
Zoo
Social visits and family gatherings across Linwood
Harry Maddux of New York visits his Linwood relatives including Mrs. Lillian Sechrest and sons. Mrs. Frank Nash and daughter Dorothy spend Thursday with Mrs. Brown. H Roll and wife hosted Newport relatives Sunday. O P Cross and wife hosted Friday night. Mary Ruth and Edith May Sechrest visit Dorothy Nash. Dolly Bell entertains city cousin. Mrs Behymer visits Mrs Spresser. Will Rahe and family from Oakley spent Sunday with Mr Maddux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Maddux
New York
Lillian Sechrest and Sons
Linwood
Frank Nash
Rothy
Brown
H. Roll
Newport
O. P. Cross
Graffe
Mt. Auburn
George Graffe
Mary Ruth
Edith May Sechrest
Dorthy Nash
Dolly Bell
Mrs. Behymer
City
Spresser
Will Rahe and Family
Oakley
Maddux
Local Family Visits and Weekend Greetings
Mr and Mrs D A Roger and their young son from the city spend a few days with Mrs Phil Emery of Lebanon and with Bert ork. Miss Hazel Hill visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Wilmer Shields in Ooradale and spends Sunday with J W Washburn. Miss Barab Sidne from the city stays with Miss Hunice Spencer and Mrs Iwart and daughter. Frasier, Mr and Mrs Srewart host relatives for a weekend gathering. Williams returns home from the hospital in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Roger
Phil Emery
Lebanon
Atunday
Bert Ork
Hazel Hill
Wilmer Shields
Ooraddale
J. W. Washburn
Barab Sidne
Hunice Spencer
Iwart
Frasier
Gen Spep
A . Bigham
Ke Williams
Potatoes Found in Garden Hill on Pigeon Roost Road
Mrs Wilbur Johnsong found in her garden hill on the Pigeon Roost road in Highland County 56 potatoes ready for dinner with five too small to peel. The couple lives on the John Stevens farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Johnsong
Mrs. Johnson
John Stevens
Pigeon Roost
Highland County
Eighth Grade Commencement Set for Georgetown Fair Grounds
The annual eighth grade commencement exercises at Brown county proceed as before with 271 pupils graduating to high school. The event will be held Saturday afternoon August 4 at the Georgetown Fair Grounds where diplomas will be issued for those meeting the required grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Georgetown Fair Grounds
Copperhead Intrudes Kitchen. 5 1/2 Foot Snake Destroys Morning
Mrs. Jacob Pabst of near Clarksburg Brown county faced a five and a half foot copperhead in her kitchen delaying housework. Her husband, summoned from the field, found the reptile stretched across the sink and work table in sunlit ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Pabst
Clarksburg
Brown County
Mr. Pabst
Three-Year-Old Narrowly Escapes Electrocution in Manchester
Junior Riggs, three, son of Mr and Mrs Clifton Riggs of West Sixth Street Manchester, escaped a severe shock after grabbing a broken light wire from the Manchester Power and Light Co during a recent storm. He was knocked down and his fingers burned before he released the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ohio
Junior Riggs
Clifton Riggs
West Sixth Street
Manchester Power & Light Co
Road worker injured when truck backs over feet near Newtonsville
Lucien Pfeifer, working with highway repair crew on the state road near Newtonsville, was backed into by a state truck. He grabbed the differential and rear axle to avoid being run over. Reported condition is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucien Pfeifer
Newtonsville
Social Notes from Monterey and Nearby Areas
Miss Minnie Snell's second niece Naomi visited with Mr and Mrs Gerald Snell at Rosedale Kentucky. Miss Marie Mcoy spent last week with friends in Hillsboro. Mrs F A Thirey and family visited the Zoo. Edith Reynolds and Reed Wall visited their mother Mrs Christy. The Lohres and Andrew Lohrer enjoyed a trip to the caves. The Willing Workers meet Thursday with Mrs Bina Reynolds. Howard Snell and wife with Adrian Trost and Dorothy Tudor visited High Bridge Kentucky. Dorothy Tudor spent the past week with Mrs Howard Snell. Mr and Mrs Thompson entertain his sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Snell
Naomi
Gerald Snell
Rosedale
Marie Mcoy
Hillsboro
F. A. Thirey
Zoo
Edith Reynolds
Norwood
Reed Wall
Sardinia
Christy
Lohre
Andrew Lohrer
Bina Reynolds
Howard Snell
Adrian Trost
Dorothy Tudor
High Bridge
Kentucky
Mulberry
Thompson
Owensville Social and Church Notes
Prof Kellum and family visited her mother Mrs Louise Foster. Mr and Mrs John Oraver hosted Sunday dinner for their children and grandchildren. Mrs J J Kimmerly is very sick. Mr Curtis, of North Carolina, visited Howard Elliot and wife. Curtis helped at the Experiment Farm last year. F Vest and family entertained Milford relatives. Ada Davis of Hyde Park stayed with her mother and son Galen. D West brings two daughters for awhile. About 365 M E church youths met at Arnold Ahstaett’s for a social with games boat riding and swimming and later ice cream and cake. The annual M B S picnic of Owensville Stonsville Belfast Maple Grove will be Aug 1 at Owensville Fair Grounds. fd Steward Charles Taylor and wife spent Saturday in Milford with her sister Mrs Stouder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Kellum
Louise Foster
John Oraver
J. J. Kimmerly
Cgurtis
North Carolina
Howard Elliot
Curtis
Experiment Farm
F. Vest
Milford
Ada Davis
Hyde Park
Galen. D. West
M. E. Church
Arnold Ahstaett’s
Owensville
Stonsville
Belfast
Maple Grove
Owensville Fair Grounds
Charles Taylor
Stouder
Weekend Social Notes From Newport And Madisonville
Albert Meier spent the weekend in Newport Kentucky Spalne Garbe of city was away at home. Mrs Ralph Trost Mr ast Hire Od Ghinkle and daughter Betty of Madisonville spent Wednesday with Sam Shinkle and Mrs Phillips in non Joeavo and Boats an invitee lasting Ed Miss Sadie Shinkle of Madisonville seen last week at home Boos and family called on Mr and Houser at the county in rmary Sunday moon Math peal and family entertained company Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Meier
Newport
Spalne Garbe
City
Aegel
Ralph Trost
Ghinkle
Betty
Aisonville
Sam Shinkle
Her Phillips
Sadie Shinkle
Madisonville
Houser
Rmary
Unday & Moon
Local visitors and community notes on a Sabbath reflection
A long list of residents and visitors including Marathon J B Ireton and family, 4 H club camps, new car ownership, and Sunday homecomings. Mentions Miss Hallie Lawwill, Mrs. Cora Prall, and other locals attending gatherings, with a reflection on keeping the Sabbath holy amid social events.
Local Social Notes From Summerside and Surrounding Areas
Summerside residents Mrs. Fanny Vogt and son Albert visit Harry Patchell family while Forrest Leever from Owensville also joins. Numerous calls and visits span Wheeling West Virginia to Williams Corner and Terrace Park as families host relatives. Clifford McConaughy departs for Dayton to begin work with a leading newspaper, reporting solid progress.
Attorney Practice Ad for Howard E R Joseph Batavia OH
Howard E R Joseph attorney to offer services in Clermont and Hamilton County Courts from Joseph Building opposite the Court House Batavia Ohio. Phone Batavia 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Court House
Batavia
Ohio
Clermont
Hamilton County
Traction
Cininnati
Hamilton
Clermont County
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Frank Dillon
Edna Winspear
James Carlye
John Clark
Crosstown
MT. Carmel
Goodyears
Goodyear
Goodyear Tires
A. E. Price
Batavia, O
Citizens’ Garage
The
Georgetown Marble & Granite Co
E. H. Kennedy
J. M. Cropper
Rocky Ford
J. B. Ireton
Alice
Raph Curliss
Queen City Supply Co
William Jones
Lillie Watson
Mary Holland
Ray Work
Mason
Camp Ross
Sarah Conover
Cora Prall
Mollse Curliss
Morgan
Dorothy Luther
Hallie Lawwill
Anville
Dora Slater
Cheviot
Clarence Kirskaddon
W. R. Genet
A. N. Genet
Julius Robins
J. A. Warman
F. J. Moyer
Harwood
Newt Collier
C. L. Jones
Stonelick and
Gernon
Fanny Vogt
Albert
Summerside
Forrest Leever
Harry Patchell
Jones
Petzhold
Wheeling
W. Va
Reynolds Martin
Springdale
Everett Groves
Clyde Anstaett
Oscar Balzhiser
Mildred Wehring
Terrace Park
Leroy Hartmetz
Frank Hamilton
Sty
Edd Patchell
Bill Snell
Clarence Hardoerfer
B. Livengood
Dd Wehr
Howard ER
H. L. Nichols
P. M
P. M. Rapp
Batavia, Ohio
Marathon
Clermont Park
Ohio Pike
Bethel
Mt. Washington
Gun Club Orchestra
P. Sullivan Shoe Co
Newtown
Union Leeve
Big Dry Run Road
Greater Cincinnati Motorcycle Club
A. M. A. Sanction
Daniel W. Murphy
George D. Murphy
Murphy & Murphy
Attorneys-At-Law
Uwynne Pee
Canal
A. B. Nichols
Eli H. Speidel
Harold D. Nichols
Hugh O. Nichols
Ichols
Speidel & Nichols
Abatavn Ohio
Hamilton Building
Main Street
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