Birthday Surprise at Mrs Hulick Home
Birthday event held last Sunday at Mrs Josephine Hulick’s hilltop home marking her milestone and her nephew C Q Leonard’s birthday with many relatives, a bountiful dinner, and guests from nearby towns. Poultry calling schools schedule listed for August. notes mention lice control for flocks and two treatment methods. Auto racing at Blanchester Fair on August 21, sanctioned by American Motor Contest Inc, reflects growing role of dirt track racing at fairs and its enduring popularity since 1920.
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Josephine Hulick
C. .Q. Leonard
Pleasant. Hill
Combie
East Fork
Tom Hulick
Sarah
Pauline
Harms
Harold Peterson
City
C. Q. Leonard
Pleasant Hill
BE. B. Wilson
Covington
Harry Bly
Helen
Carl Ely
Ebin Hill
Bantam
VanHorn
Frank Hulick
G. ¥. Baum
L. Kilgore
Union To
C. C. Marshal
Williamsburg
Thos
Brooks
Wayne
Bauer
Pindell & Reynolds
Jackson
Cline- Anstedt
Batavia
Harry Mefford
Batavis
Fred Harvey
Tate
Strath
American Contest Association
Blanchester Fair
Ing
OSS
Oregon
Coia
Oklahoma City
Texas
Alabama
New Richmond Man Commits Suicide After Financial Woes
A.J. Clark a New Richmond businessman of over forty years died by his own hand last Friday afternoon amid severe financial trouble. His wife and two children were away visiting relatives in Michigan. For years he ran a grocery on Front Street on credit, facing slow collections and thousands of uncollectable dollars. He sought money to meet obligations but found no relief, ending in despair.
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A.J. Clark
New Richmond
Michigan
Front Street
Motor Vehicle Ownership Filing Required by Law
Public notice urges owners to file a sword statement of ownership with the Clerk of the County, Jose M. Jordan, for 26 cents to fund the salary, then obtain a bill of sales from the Clerk of Courts. It outlines required motor vehicle identification details and prohibits operating a vehicle without a bill of sale.
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Jose M. Jordan
Preacher shoots wife then injures himself near Aberdeen
Rev. Chas Harmon of Ellsberry shoots his wife three times at their home last week but she survives. He then shoots himself with a .22 revolver, but the attempt is not fatal. Harmon, a Christian church minister, is jailed in Georgetown awaiting his wife’s condition.
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Chas. Harmon
Ellsberry
Aberdeen
Georgetown
Williamsburg Chautauqua Opens Five Day Program
The Williamsburg Chautauqua committee hires Cort Albert Chautauqua Company for a five day event from August 10 to 14. Notable acts include Morrison's Old Fashioned Girls, Temple Entertainers, Temple Entertainment Trio, Wagner Quintet, and lectures by Dr. Arthur D. Carpenter Robert C. Macaulay Jessie Rae Taylor Mrs. D. Pirie Beyea G. R. Lowe Dr. Mattison Wilbur Chase and Charles Gorst. Admission is 2.20 for adults 1.10 for children with afternoon and evening sessions daily.
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Williamsburg
D. Pirie Beyea
Batting- Mahler Company
G. R.lowe
Big Bug
Mattison Wilbur Chase
Detroit
Mark Swan
Percival Vivian Players
New York
Charles
Gorst
Pleasant Plain Social Notes Include Family Visits
Miss Estella Ingie returned from Pleasant Plain visit. Mrs Mary Bicking on sick list. Chas Adams and family of Middletown and Pierce Adams and wife of Windsor visited Mrs Cliff Cramer. W F Koons called. L B Turner and daughters Bessie and Dorothy visited Mrs M Jaspers. Hattie Belts entertaining relatives. Mrs M R Ditter of Dayton spent a day with Estella Ingle. Clifford Cramer and Chas Adams families spent Sunday at the Zoo. Wm Meek and son Willard at home Sunday. Gladys Powell returned from a month in Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Chas Cast Michie Pierce Estella Ingle with Walter Mitler and family at Felicity.
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Estella Ingie
Pleasant Plain
Mary Bicking
Chas. Adams
Middletown
Pierce Adams
Windsor
Cliff Cramer
W. F. Koons
L. B.turner
Bessie
Dorothy
Mildred Jaspers
Norwood
Hattie Belts
M. R. Ditter
Dayton
Estella Ingle
Clifford Cramer
Chas
Adams
Zoo
Wm. Meek
Willard
Gladys Powell
Kentucky
Michie Pierce
Estella Ingle Sundsy
Walter Mitler
Felicity
Local social notes highlight visits and gatherings
Mrs Franz and daughter Sophia of Batavia visit sister Mrs Sarah Schubert. Clifford Brunk and family of Kennedy Heights visit friends. Misses Marie and Clara Ansteatt spend Sunday with Val Ansteatt. Dr Leever entertains with sister from Texas. Isaac Schumaker and family visit Hillsboro, Mr and Mrs Meek of Alton. Cliff Jones of Marathon attends L O O F lodge. Mond Favret and wife visit Roll Leeds near Williamsburg. Will Snider and family visit John Snider and Edgar Morris in Kennedy Heights. Mary Schultz of Amelia visits sister Val Ansteat. Lawn fete hosted by Dr Mitchells class clears funds. Ora Huber spends Sunday with Roy Flaugher. Marcella Binet and Maud Jones return from Miami University. U B picnic well attended. Ever Ready Girls with Crane as chaperone at Epworth Heights and camp meeting.
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Franz
Sophia
Batavia
Sarah Schubert
Clifford Brunk
Kennedy Heights
Marie
Clara Ansteatt
City
Val Ansteatt
Leever
Texas
Isaac Schumaker
Hillsboro
Meek
Alton
Cliff Jones
Marathon
Mond Favret
Roll Leeds
Williamsburg
Dumford
Will Snider
Fasalle
John Snider
Edgar Morris
G.W. Emery
Date
Norwood
Teir
W. & Aber
Mary Schultz
Amelia
Val Ansteat
Dr. Mitchell
Ora Huber
Roy Flaugher
Marcella Binet
Maud Jones
Local social notes include visits and moves across towns
Olive Patterson visited Tuesday with Mrs Steve Dederee and family spent a day with Mrs Saliier Temple. Will Auxier and family visit Maysville Kentucky. Mrs Cassairt visited her son and wife in Cincinnati last Sunday. Mrs Wilbur Sophias preparing to move to Dayton Ohio after purchasing property. Mrs Skinner entertaining her parents from West Virginia. Mr Davidson in Cen anane last Saturday. Rosella Kilgore visiting Mrs Geo Butler.
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Olive Patterson
City
Steve Dederee
Als
Saliier Temple
Will Auxier
Maysville
Cassairt
Cincinnati
Wilbur Sophias
Dayton
Skinner Ae
West Virgi
Davidson
Cenanane
Rosella Kilgore
Geo, Butler
For Sale Barber Shop and Shoe Shop in Newtonsville
On account of health I will sell my barber shop and shoe repairing shop and tools. Snop has electric lights and is in good shape. For further information call on or address Box 61 Newtonsville Ohio.
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Snop
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Hall
Duchess of Bluffshire
Ham
Martha Myer
Gladys ‘McKeever
Courier Supplement
Clermont
Ohio
Fordson
Preacher
A. E. Price
Batavia, Ohio
Randy
Gurls
Obgey &Apiement
Gos Batara
Abtt
Poe Pune Willame
Aphat
Brigeatt Vlinemmeburg
Williamsburg Chautauqua
Greel
Origa. S. Pubr
Wilms
Owensville
S. A. Smith
Newtonsville, O
J. B. Jenkins
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