Owensville social notes reflect travels and gatherings
Mr and Mrs Gus Marsh spend two weeks at Georgian Bay in Canada. Mrs William Richie hosts bridge. prizes to Mrs Earl McAfee Miss Mayme Ulrey and Mrs Lloyd Lohrer. Craver reunion at State Park near Stonelick last Sunday. Lloyd Lohrer attends Wilmington Fair. Irma Ireton visits Pleasant Ridge. Owensville School to receive fresh paint for opening day. Lt Marvin Schobert to return home August 15 from Manila. Fanny Laub stops at Indian Lake and County Fair. Bernice Gaskins from Connecticut visits. Charlotte Shannon in Cincinnati. Mark Kerr of Mariemont visits Hopper Hill Road. Emma Adams visits sister Ida Hamkamp. Jesse Sibey of Madisonville, Florence Davis on Hopper Hill Road. Robert Dickman family back from Chicago. Virgil Shannon hosts Madisonville niece. E C Cornett and Melvin Banta vacation Western states. Banta named school superintendent. Patricia Kelsay to Washington DC for week vacation. Larry Miller from Milford attends dinner with Har.
Elimination Series Set in Clermont County Baseball
Drawings determined Sunday schedule for elimination games on August 18 with Goshen Mt Carmel Williamsburg Owensville New Richmond Newtonsville and Mt. Carmel. Milford game Friday features Holt, Owens, Robinson, Watson, Curliss, Heckinger, Voll, Voshell, Martin and Whitaker.
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Court House
Batavia
Goshen
Mt. Carmel
Mt.armel
Williamsburg
Owensville
New Richmond
Newtonsville
Williamsville
Mt. Crab
Edenton
Fayetteville
Milford
L. Holt
Owens
Robinson
Watson
Curliss
Heckinger
Voll
Voshell
Martin
Whitaker
Bailey
Andres
Craig
Wilhelmsville
Burg
Williamsburg Post
American Legion
Legion
Amelia
Sellers
P. Andres
Grossnickle
Hughey
D. Romohr
Thorn‘Jerry
Carmel
Wuerdeman
Percy Newberry
Jack Hendricks
Orease
Jack Owensville
Mt. Orab
Owensville Fair Grounds
Rosselot
Mohler
Wolke
Rick Erdman
Fair Grounds
Leslie Boy
John Bylow
John
Fall Fashion Forecast Brings Sculpted Silhouettes and Rich Fabrics
The preview highlights high chin coverage cover ups, white smoke hats, and sleeve fullness above or below the elbow. Fall shades include deep browns, navy, black, stained glass reds greens and blues, plus champagne and dubonnet tones. Renaissance inspiration appears in puffed sleeves Madonna necklines and long basque waists with new collars cuffs and scarves.
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New York
Fall fashion antics seen at Commodore Hotel breakfast
Mrs Ellen Brooks visited Linwood. Mrs Jon Rinderle and Alta Johnson shopped Mt Washington. Mrs Emerson Light spent time in Bethel. The article notes fall neckwear and scarf styles as magical wardrobe changes shown by models at a Commodore Hotel breakfast hosted by the National Women's Neckwear and Scarf Association featuring a silk crepe dickey and garlanded scarfs with military buttons used in creative ways.
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Jon Rinderle
Alta Johnson
Mt. Washington
Commodore Hotel
National Women’s Neckwear and Scarf Association
Alumn High School Picnic At Burk Park
Mr and Mrs R B Moore and granddaughter Sandra Kay head to Denver for two weeks with relatives. Ella Smith from Laurel visits her brother Walter Smith. A large group attends the Alumn High School picnic at Burk Park. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Ralph Bee of Bethel Mr and Mrs Barlow and Mrs Olive Frank of Cincinnati. Gilbert McMurchy of Norwood visits his mother Eva McMurchy and Archie. Afternoon alumni picnic at Burk Park.
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R. B. Moore
Sandra Kay
Denver
Colorado
Forest Barkley
Porter Moore
Ella Smith
Laurel
Walter Smith
Burk Park
Richfield
Ralph Bee
Bethel
Barlow
Olive Frank
Cincinnati
Gilbert McMurchy
Norwood
Eva McMurchy
Archie
Tufts Family Visitors From Dayton
Mr and Mrs Harry Tufts and their Dayton granddaughter visited Mr and Mrs C M Tufts in Loveland. The guests shared a family gathering and return plans.
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Harry Tufts
Dayton
C. _M. Tufts
William Heisel Sr. dies after long illness at 56
William Heisel Sr. died Thursday August 8 after four months of ill health. Survived by wife Lillie and three children William Jr Yvonne and Betty Lou. Services 2 p m Sunday August 11 at Tufts Funeral Home officiated by Rev J C Laske. Buried Union Cemetery. Heisel longtime member and secretary treasurer of Loveland Community Fire Department for 37 years.
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William Heisel Sr
Lillie Heisel
William Jr
Yvonne
Betty Lou
Tufts Funeral Home
J. C. Laske
Heisel
Union Cemetery
Heise
Used Cars Under Price Control Highlighted by Official
R E Gifford chief price clerk says used motor cars remain under ceiling prices. This point was stressed at Price Panel conferences as many summoned are unaware that used cars fall under price ceilings.
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R. E. Gifford
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Mayme Alrey
Mrs
Gus Marsh
Georgian Bay
Canada
William Richie
Earl McAfee
Mayme Ulrey
Lloyd Lohrer
State Park
Route 50
Stonelick
Wilmington
Irma Ireton
Mrs. Howard High
Pleasant Ridge
Frank Schobert
Marvin Schobert
Manila
Fanny Laub
Indian Lake
Bernice Gaskins
College
Connecticut
V. Laub
Charlotte Shannon
Mark Kerr
Mariemont
Hopper Hill Road
Emma Adams
Ida Hamkamp
Jesse Sibey
Madisonville
Florence Davis
Robert Dickman
Chicago
Virgil Shannon
Mrs. E. C. Cornett
Melvin Banta
Jamestown
Banta
Patricia
Kelsay
Washington, D. C
Larry Miller
Har
Ry Gene Byrnes
Nell
Clermont County Baseball League
Earl B. Kincaid
Riley
Malott
Day
E. Vaught
Smith Radio & Appliance Shop
Rca-Victor
Illinois Premes
R. C. A. Westinghouse
Lear
Westinghouse Irons
Times Star
Mercy Memorial Hospital
New Richmond, Ohio
M. M. Coutcher
N. R
Charles C. Kramer
Mortimer Herzberg
Victor Frame
Kay Hamilton
Tobasco
Ellen Brooks
George Durham
Linwood
Emerson Light
E. E. de Nike Jr
Nicholsville
Loveland
Kerr’s Dairy Bar
Clermont
Batavia, Ohio
Old Greenwald
West Virginia
James Smith
Ohio
Wild Bill Elliottss
Red Ryder
Laurel & Hardy
Forest Rangers
Nte
Allan Lane
Fon
Boston
Kateryn Grayson June Allyson Lauritz
Jimmy Peter Lawford
Owen Wister
West
Joel McCrea
Brian Donlevy
Barbara Dritton-Fay
Tom Tally
Weary Ome
Paul Jones
Stuert Olleere
Merrie Melody
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