Social notes from Amelia area residents and visitors
Courier notices list Mrs. Mario Bevilaqua visiting Am élia relatives and multiple social gatherings. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Miss Groh and Cunard Pollitt at Fort Sill, Ohio and Kentucky trips. Birthday celebrations feature Mrs. Joe Brock and Mrs. Cora Bishop among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wallingford
Germantown
Clarence Galbreath
Erlanger
H. A. Williams
Alice Groh
Celia Groh
Cunard Pollitt
Fort Sill
Okla
Pollitt
Amelia
Henry Reed
Lima
Ohio
Nina Behymer
Kansas
Bernice Honaker
Burton Garret
Gloria
Calona
Mich
Bridge Club
Jennie Mae Hutson
John Pommert
Billy
Keesler Field
Ala
H. C. Laub
Mt Pisgah Community Notes Include Visits and Club Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oetzel and family visited Bethel friends. The Mt Pisgah Embroidery Club met at Mrs Ed na Diss home. Ruth Mayhughs grandfather's home and WSCS gathered at Mt Pisgah church. Visits to Covington Ky and Batavia relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Oetzel
Bryant Mayhugh
Bethel
Mt. Pisgah
Ray Oetzel
Ruth Mayhugh
Zoo
Elizabeth Figgens
Morley Figgengs
2D.o’neal
Elizabeth Gillaspie
Chester King
Madison Place
Louis Samples
Tom Pancher
Batavia
Mrs Waldace Morgan Visits Relatives in Iowa
Mrs Waldace Morgan and her son and daughter visited relatives in Iowa last week. They returned home Thursday. The group called on several residents including Mrs Frank McGuire and Mrs Seibert. Mrs Clyde Vilveugs and son visited with Mr and Mrs Charles Merice. The Aicholtz couple dined with Mrs Billingsley’s mother on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldace Morgan
Iowa
Morgan
Seibert
Frank McGuire
Cecil Billingsley
Smythe
Clyde Vilveugs
Charles Merice
Lloyd Aicholtz
Billingsley
First Organ Mentioned in Genesis Chapter Four
The article notes that the organ is first mentioned in the fourth chapter of Genesis, marking an early reference in biblical text. It highlights historical context and scholarly interpretation surrounding this early musical instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genesis
Mineral Oil Used Against Corn Earworms
Government statistics indicate that applying mineral oil to roasting ear corn silk in the field repels corn earworms.
Puffin Keeps Fishing With Headful Catch
The puffin can continue to catch fish even with several in its beak, carrying prey with all heads aligned in the same direction.
Social Roundup of Visits and Travels Across Communities
Local residents and guests from Bethel Felicity Cincinnati Cincinnati area and beyond extended weekend visits and Sunday calls. Families including the Fanchers Lanham Peters Hulls and Mixes hosted relatives and traveled to Columbus Salt Air Maple and New Richmond with attendance at a Ringling circus and a regional ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dunaway
Billie Ray
G. H. Page
Cincinnati
Ringling Circus
John Casey
Jesse Preston
Alice Althaug
Barbara Lanham
Maggie Laycock
Grace Grennell
Elwood
Ind
H. F. Jobe
Sidney Marksberry
Homer Smith
New Richmond
Amos Marksberry
Ralph Schwab
Minnie
Lilly Kinnett
Verne Kinnett
Jessie Fancher
Ray Marksberry
L. A. Leonard
Maple
Leonard’s
Cecil Pursley
Batesville
Abner Sykings
Bethel
Wm. Daugherty
Jeannine Lanham
Maxine Mitchell
Clyde Mitchell
Andrs
Sam Henson
Kentucky
Charles Day
Earl Reed
Milford
Tom Brannen
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Gladys Worstell
Della Hesler
Felicity
Jed Woodruff
Lorie Simcox
Community Notes and Visits Highlight Local Week
Mrs Beula Bennett visits aunt Lizzie Kirgan at Walnut Hills. Families from Cincinnati and Covington spend Sundays with local residents. A Ohio Pike accident left Franklin Boggs hospitalized but improving. 4 H club at Williamsville Tabasco met at the school with members cooking and sharing final products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beula Bennett Spen
Lizzie Kirgan
Walnut Hills
Obituary notes from Newtonsville community
Newtonsville notices report Wilmer Shields dying after four years illness and funeral at Belfast Methodist Church with burial at Plain View Cemetery. Si las Weaver funeral services were held at the local Methodist church. Other items cover visits to Orlando Hollywood Fla and Deer Park, a 50th wedding anniversary, family travel, and local illnesses and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Shields
Russell
Belfast Methodist Church
Plainview
Moore
Silas Weaver
Weaver
Anabelle Walker
Goshen
Vitamins Seize Nation
In 1925 the U S vitamin business totaled 343000 dollars. Last year the market climbed to 41645000 dollars and continues to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Inch Two Lengths The English and American Inch Compared
Mr and Mrs Cleve Stickel and son and Mr and Mrs Earl Nash of Madisonville had Sunday dinner with Mrs Ruth Nash. Mr and Mrs Wm Ray visited Miss Sophie Ray of Glen Este recently. Mrs Ruth Nash visited Saturday with her niece Mrs Brade Branham at Logansport Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Stickel
Earl Nash
Madisonville
Ruth Nash
Wm. “Ray
Sophie Ray
Glen ‘Este
Brade Branham
Logansport
Ind
Social notices recount dinners and garden club chatter
Hamlet Houser hosts six at dinner, Philatheas meet, and Dorothy Bettinger and Martha Houser hold city roles. Extended family picnics on Mrs. Bertha Gates lawn. Ludlow hosts birthday dinner for Maude. Garden Club discusses insects at Mrs. Laub’s home. members hear from Floyd Weaver overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Reading
Ohio
Offutt
Garden Club
Laub
Fairyland
Carl Lillich
Floyd Weaver
Atlantic
Marie Hawke
Haley
McKinney
Painter
Tollsburg
Cain
Belle Kirgan
Rubie
Detroit
George
New York
Greeks Differ On Which Hand Wears Wedding Ring
Among Christian groups the wedding ring is worn on the left, but Greek Orthodox practice is to wear it on the right hand reflecting distinct customs within the faith.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mario Bevilaqua
Miami, Fla
Amélia
Arthur Mattox
Robert
Karl Mattox
Joe Brock
L. Pilat
Rousch
Dayton
Heidenrick
Anna Arrata
Evanston
Tricky
Alonzo Taylor
Louise Hassman
Ben ‘Hummer
Ralph Kelly
Kennedy Heights
Mack McKensis
Silverton
Ed Trenkenstein
Philathea
Charles Houser
Ollie Smith
John Glancy
Blanchester
Leslia Dattilo
Hamilton
Elmer Shade
Douglas Smith
Robert Dean
Maxine True
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Wm. Krantz
Dick Long
Allen Griffith
Ida Griffith
William ‘Bun’ Auxier
Elizabeth Hoerner
Anna Doerr
Bond Hill
Cumberland Falls
Clyde Tom
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Leslie Kirk
Tyndall Field
Florida
Peter Noll
Stanley Brothers
Loren Hughes
Harold Gallagher
Orville Minnich
Alfred Schultz
Jack DeKran
Milton Kain
Bond Elan
Charlotte Himes
George Gregg
Suzanne
Petoskey
Gregg
Cora Bishop
HE. §. Rush
A. C. Nash
John Huntington
Nellie Lytle
Elizabeth Banford
Glen Este
Isabel
Jewel Fancher
Marcella Hall
Carl Fancher
Mary Helen Reid
Marilou Bulow
Junior Lanham
Henson Brothers
Leona Dickson
Columbus
Imogene Johnson
Clark Johnson
Salt Air
Raymond Johnson
Arkansas
Raymond
Thomas Hesleh
Louisana
James Melvin
Francis
Mary Melvin
Arch Lanham
Russell Watson
Joan
Cassius Shinkle
Betty
Grace Peters
Margaret Sipple
Claribel Beach
Harvey Hull
Harley Orms
Etta Smyser
Ford Mayhew
Calvary
Albert Peters
G. Beach
Tobasco
Harry Hamell
David
George Davis
Wildwood Crest
Blanche Pence
Newtown
Ellen Davis
Ohio Pike
Franklin Boggs
Pearl Alexander
Children’s Hospital
Ijane Behymer
Carolus Roy
Curtis, O
Alma Gaskins
Forestville
Howard Jones
Richard
Charles Hyser
iMami River
Velma Laub
Forrest Brooks
Mt. Washington
Amelia Weber
Fred Haverkamp
Charles Behymer
Mae Schwitzer, Gould
Bellingham
Washington
Behymer
Mary Johns
Jeane Keeler
Betty Jeane Shannon
Covington
East O’clough
Arthur Specht
Nine Mile Rd
Hazenfelt
Mt. Moriah
Pearl Bennett
Cherry Grove
Alice Bennett
Ralph C. Freeman Jr
Ralph Freeman
Clyde Mincer
Alice
Indiana
Emmly Hyser
Sada Clift
Vina. Marsh
Anderson Twp
Newtonsville
Ben Clemons
Orlando
Hollywood
Fla
Dorothy Bryant
Pete Pringle
Kathryn Metcalfe
Deer Park
Minnie Morrow
Alabama
John Morrow
Adele Shoe
Marie Morrow
Tennessee
Hattie Pringle
Christ Hospital
Frank Dimmitt
Schultz
Dorothy Bettinger
Martha Jean Houser
THE
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Company
Zic
Chuck
Campbell's
Packer
Kroger's New Rice Cereal
Thompson Lt
Valencia
Oranges
WHITE
Velveeta
WinDsor
Kroger
Clermont Courier
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!