Family visits and local notices from Pt Isabel area
Mr. and Mrs. Allie Bays and daughters of Phoenix visited Mrs. Bay's parents the Carrs. The Carrs hosted a relatives gathering for their daughter and family. Elizabeth Altman of Cincinnati ill. Stephen Moore died at Children's Hospital. services held at Kennedy funeral home. Martin Jones sent to Veteran's Hospital Dayton. Malcolm McIntyre reported very ill in Cincinnati Hospital. Della Utter of Laurel visited Anna Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Bays
Phoenix
Arizona
Bay
Guy Carr
Carrs
Teir
Stephen Moore
Children’s Hospital
Delbert Higby
Kennedy Funeral Home
Bethel Cemetery
Malcolm McIntyre
Cincinnati
Della Utter
Laurel
Anna Little
Cozaddale Applegates In Washington D C
Mrs. Martha J. Conover reports Mr. Ralph Applegate and family visiting Washington D C to see Mr. and Mrs. Mel Carley. Pleas ant Plain homecoming drew many locals. Burton's donkeys joined the trip. The Applegate couple returned from their honeymoon and are at home to friends. Robert Holcomb escaped injury in an auto accident though his new car was damaged. WSCS thanks contributors for a successful rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ralph Applegate
Washington, D. C
Mel Carley
Pleasant Plain
Mr. Burton
Mrs. Lee Applegate
Robert Holcomb
Willowville Social Notes from Corbin and Nearby
Nora Bolte records weekend and weekday visits among Willowville residents. Mrs E L French from Corbin Kentucky visited with her sister and mother Mrs R L Stacy and Mrs C H Hedtick. Mr and Mrs Bob Rollins of Charleston West Virginia visited their Vance parents. Stacy and her son Danny visited local households. Thelma Swanger of Price Hill and Pearl Newberry spent days in Chesterfield Indiana. Verna J Elick visited Omar Mell family at Davis Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Rollins
Charleston, W. Va
Mrs
David Vance
R. L. Stacy
Danny
Mary Elick
Pearl Newberry
Nora Bolte
Thelma Swanger
Price Hill
Chesterfield
Indiana
Verna J. Elick
Omar Mell
Davis Pike
Sales slipping Tiry an ad campaign in The Courier
A brief item reports sales lag prompting a suggested advertising push. The Courier notes possible strategies and the impact on local business visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Batavia Captures Clermont League Title In 11 5 Win
Batavia defeated Owensville 11 to 5 to clinch the Clermont County Baseball League crown under manager Elmer Boots Kirmer. Bethel finished second after a 4 to 2 win over Loveland, Amelia routed Mt. Carmel 12 to 6, and Mt. Carmel, Loveland, Milford, and Batavia completed the seven teams. Playoffs begin with Mt. Carmel vs Loveland, Milford at Bethel, and Amelia vs Owensville, with Batavia drawing the first bye. All-Star games scheduled for August 30 at Stanley Anstaett Field in Amelia feature Boots Kinner and James McCarty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Elmer “Boots” Kirmer
Owensville
Bethel
Loop
Loveland
Amelia
Mt. Carmel
Milford
Stanley Anstaett
Boots Kinner
James McCarty
Amelia Defeats Mt. Carmel to Tie For Fourth in League
Amelia beat Mt. Carmel 12 to 6 on the Mt. Carmel diamond to tie Loveland for fourth place as the regular season ended. Amelia hitters included Dan and several others, while Loveland's Fink, D. Smith, and R. Smith led with multiple hits. Willis and Bechtel fueled Bethel with a mix of hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Bechtel
Bethel
Loveland
Fink
Mt. Carmel
Amelia
Dan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Isabel Phoenix
Mrs. Anna Little
Naaman Ellis
Ellis
Chile Park
Murl Ellis
Florida
Roy Woodruff
Mrs. Russell Woodruff
Bantam
Margery Wood
Ruff
Christ Hospital
Elizabeth Altman
Isabel
Martin Jones
Veteran’s Hospital
Dayton
Applegates
Martha J. Conover
WSCS
Willowville
By Nora Bolte
E. L. French
Corbin, Ky
C. H. Hed- Tick
Clermont County
Toridheet
A&b
Walto Trail
Herman Bickel
Fai
Vermona
Unm
Weatt
Spinelli Corp
Summerside
INU UV
Milford, C Res
Sean
Ruehliwan
Linuss
Aramac Supply CO. Distributors
Spring Grove Ave
Vic Boles
Earl Grimes
Sammy Few
Hawkins
Sam Bechtel
Bon Cerbing
D. Smith
R. Smith
Siegler
Hannah Hardware Booth
Clermont County Fair
Ohio
Heatmaker No. 1
Wales
OUR Fair
Coe
Hannah Hardware
Bethel, Ohio
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