Belfast-Williams Corner Society News Notes
Mr and Mrs Chas Burdsall welcome Louretta Aileen born Aug 10 weighing 8 12 lb Mrs Warden Smyser stayed in Cincinnati. Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs Chas Bass included several families from Edenton Eleanor Chillicothe and more. Many visitors and marriages noted with best wishes for Louella Swartz and J Battie. Alumni from Wilmington College attended elementary commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast-Williams Corner
Chas. Burdsall
Louretta Aileen
Warden Smyser
Cincinnati
Chas. Bass
Frank Dale
Louella
Edenton
Chas. Dale
Eleanor
Roy Dale
Winifred
Chillicothe
Addie Meyer
Olen Hill
Memphis
Tenn
Bennie Hill
Miltill
Louella Swartz
J. Battie
Billy White
Clifton
C. A. Dennison
South Vienna
Lewis Ansteatt
Robert Norris
Norwood
Herbert McCormick
Hazel DeVore
Marc DeVore
Hamilton
Earl Ridings
Loveland
Dennison
S. Vienna
Raymond Riggs
Ruth Rapp
Lou Phifhour
Lee Hill
Lyda Beth Sutton
Freda Smyser
Wilmington College
Dorothy Hill
Jakie
Mulberry
Mildred Ann
Billy Bulow McCormick
Community News Briefs from TOBASCO Area
The Lawn Fete hosted by the P T A last Saturday drew a good crowd and raised funds. Mrs Anna K Davis entertained the W C T A from Madisonville on a lawn picnic at Wildwood Crest. The five girls in the Oratorical Contest at the U B Church last Friday were present with the crowd. Various local visits and family gatherings are noted including Miss Betty Specht from Cincinnati, Mr Albert Cameron and in laws from Kansas, and Mr and Mrs Karl Shannon from Loveland. Road work continues on Nine Mile Road to Hopper Hill under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna K. Davis
Madisonville
Wildwood Crest
U. B
Zuella Behymer
Theodore Bennett
Amelia
Betty Specht
Cincinnati
Albert Cameron
Kansas
Karl Shannon
Loveland
Fannie Laub
Emily Hyser
C. J. Bottoms
Jimmie
Bertha Keeler
Fred Haverkamp
Mt. Auburn
Henry Laub
Charley Behymer
Nine Mile Road
Hopper Hill
Forest Brooks
Mt. Washington
Willowville Social Notes Highlight Kentucky Weekend Visits
Delayed Willowville items show Sydney Sullivan and daughter Anna visiting Muses Mills Kentucky. Fred Keller and wife from Olive Branch now occupy the Mc Guire property. Ivy Tyler and family spent Sunday with Vernon Mc Comas and children. Kathryn Parrish visited sister Mrs Willard Wisby. Wilson and Douglas Ma spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Robert Naegle and family hosted relatives Sunday. Evalyn Sullivan and Mrs Jerry Marsh spent Tuesday evening in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Sullivan
Anna
Muses Mills
Fred Keller
Olive Branch
McGuire
Ivy Tyler
Vernon McComas
Kathryn Parrish
Willard Wisby
Wilson
Douglas Ma
Cincinnati
Robert Naegle
Evalyn Sullivan
Jerry Marsh
Local Notes and Social Updates From Amelia
Helen and Paul Bogart return home from vacation on the Kelly farm. Mrs. C. M. Edwards entered four quilts at the Boston Fair and won premiums on three. Over a hundred items exhibited. Cain couple attend Corbin reunion at Jackson home. Wes Doughty Eva Robinson and Vern Hutson of Norwood visit Amelia friends. Neighbors mourn the death of Billy Howser with funeral Thursday at 2 p m in Amelia M E Church. Mrs. Nixson Denton brings J R Carlisle and Jimmy to the Zoo. Stanley Ringel recovering well after surgery at Deaconess Hospital. Carl and William Russell and wives visit Mrs. Belle Kirgan. Alice Gates and Eugene Honaker attend surprise party for Lucille and Dorothy Brotherton. Frank Rust hospitalized in serious condition. Miss Pierce and Elizabeth Teegarden of Cincinnati visit Teegarden's Sunday. Hilary Strimple of Pennsylvania visits sister Mrs Lewis and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Paul Bogart
Madisonville
Kelly Farm
C. M. Edwards
Cain
Corbin
Jackson Home
Wes Doughty
Eva Robinson
Vern Hutson
Norwood
Offutts
Amelia
Chas. Howser
Billy
M. E
Nixson Denton
Mt. Washington
J. R. Carlisle
Jimmy
Stanley Ringel
Deaconess Hospital
Carl
William Russell
Belle Kirgan
Alice Gates
Eugene Honaker
Lucille
Dorothy Brotherton
Frank Rust
Miss Pierce
Elizabeth Teegarden
Cincinnati
Teegarden’s
Hilary Strimple
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Local residents host visits and calls over the weekend
John Dew of the city visits with Clarence Slater while Floyd Curtis of Germantown dines with Bertrand Carr. Cathryn Caldwell and Blanche Needham call on Blanches ter friends. Lillie Sparing of Loveland and Carrie Kelly of Pleasant Ridge visit Rev Chaney’s group. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J R Johnson Dean Gertin and family, Mrs Cox of Mason. Mary Frye of Reading spends Sunday with Anna Cramer. Mr and Mrs G C Steward visit the Zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dew
City
Clarence Slater
Floyd Curtis
Germantown
Bertrand Carr
Cathryn Caldwell
Blanche Needham
Blanchester
Chaney
Lillie Sparing
Loveland
Carrie Kelly
Pleasant Ridge
J. R. Johnson
Dean Gertin
Glenn
Cox
Mason
Mary Frye
Reading
Anna Cramer
G. C. Steward
Zoo
Goshen Home Coming Invitation and Local Notices
Goshen events include a Home Coming on September 8 with invitations sent. Ray Irwin visited Batavia Monday. D L Ritchie attends the Grand American shoot at Dayton this week. Mrs J P Larrick of Waynesville visited here Saturday. Holmes family at the World’s Fair in Chicago this week. Charles L Ireton Marathon and John Ireton Cincinnati called on friends here Saturday. I H Clark died at his home south of town Saturday morning. funeral services and burial to be held here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ray Irwin
Batavia
D. L. Ritchie
Dayton
J. P. Larrick
Waynesville
Holmes
Chicago
Charles L. Ireton
Marathon
John Ireton
Cincinnati
I. H. Clark
Williamsburg Society Notes Roundup of Local Travel Visits
Mrs Della Smith and Miss Esther Manley attend Century of Progress in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Karl Hoffman host Bridge Club. Mrs C B Martin and Joyce Deathridge visit Cincinnati. N J White and two sons vacation in Michigan. Martha Wiley and Chicago children stay two weeks. Howard Bogart entertains friends. Hugh Davidson returns from eastern trip. Celestine Chapter No 185 O E S meets Sept 3. Elsie Foster improving after Cincinnati hospital operation. W R Ireton returns from Winona Lake vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Smith
Esther Manley
Century of Progress
Chicago
Karl Hoffman
Bridge Club
C. B. Martin
Joyce Lee Deathridge
Chas. Kain
Cincinnati
N. J. White
Mich
Martha Wiley
Howard Bogart
Hugh Davidson
Celestine
Elsie Foster
Deaconess Hospital
W. R. Ireton
Winona Lake
Ind
Turton family reunion and regional visits in Dayton
The Turton family reunion was held at Frank Turton’s home in Dayton on Sunday. Attendees included Nicholsvillians E A McMurchy and family and many relatives visiting from nearby towns. Other listings note visits to Hamersville, Newtown, Norwood, and Chicago for the World’s Fair as well as several local reunions and school gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. McMurchy
Archie
Turton
Frank Turton
Dayton
John Corbin
Hamersville
Russel
Wm. Knowles
Weeek End
Alva Bagby
Muncie
Ind
John Spaulding
Pearl Rinehart
Norm Archie McMurchy
Jack Halshi
Marion Hilligan
Carl Sly
John
Carl Mattox
Amelia
Paul Dunn
Chicago
Dorothy Dunn
Corbin
Raymond Jackson
Emery Hall
Newtown
Harrison Shinkle
Richard Beckelheimer
Beckelheimer
Dick Beckelheimer
Grenefield
Gilbert MacMurchy
Norwood
Anna Wood
Mildred Meeker
Clyde
Glenn Meeker
C. J. Swing
Lulu Philips
Mt. Holly
McMurchy’s
Social Notes from Glen Este Gatherings and Births
Glen Este social column records multiple Sunday gatherings hosted by the Avey and Huheey families. Grandson born to H B Smythe and Royal Smythe at Christ Hospital is celebrated, with guests from Cincinnati and Mt Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Avey
Ellen Donavan
Ed.Stephany
Cincinnati
Will Isaack
J. E. Huheey
R. D. Galbraith
Betty Huheey
Orlando, Fla
Ed Huheey
H. B. Smythe
Royal Smythe
Christ Hospital
Erwin Avey
Williamsburg
R. D. Gal
Local social rounds report from weekend visits
Mrs Jerry Marsh hosted friends Sunday. Mrs Garnet Huelsman and son Harold called on Mrs Jessie Harrison last week. Mr and Mrs Harry Harrison entertained relatives over the weekend. Mrs Taylor Horton and children visited Cincinnati Friday. Willard to teach upper room and Ruth Bell in primary as school resumes. Mrs Barbara Zemble visited mother Mrs Michael Massaron last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Sydney Sullivan visited Georgetown Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Marsh
Garnet Huelsman
Harold
Jessie Harrison
Harry Harrison
Taylor, Horton
Cincinnati
Willard
Ruth Bell
Barbara Zemble
Michael Massaron
Sydney Sullivan
Georgetown
Sunay
Pt Isabel A Play And Social Set For Sept 1 At Church
PT ISABEL news notes a play Sue Starts Something and a social will be held September 1 at the church home by Pt Isabel young people. Mrs Gilla Johnson visited her brother Ovey Wilson in Covington KY last week. Many local gatherings and visits are listed among residents and relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Isabel
Gilla Johnson
Ovey Wilson
Covington
O. R. Little
Everett Hiatt
Madisonville
George Schwab
New Richmond
James Kinnett
Mary
Carrie Schwab
Jacob Groppenbacher
Everett Jobe
Newport
H. F. Jobe
L. H. Lemar
Herbert Lemar
Moscow
Sarah Hawk
Osborn McQuarry
Ezra Wilson
Cincinnati
Bettie Utter
Brooking Fugett
Owensville Fair
Anna Little
Summerside Mt Carmel Community News Highlights
School opens September 4 with half day session. Knot Hole Boys lose 7 to 6 in semi finals at Deer Creek Park, tied for third among about 30,000 players. Lawn fete at Mt Carmel Presbyterian Church on Sept 7 at 8 p m admission 10c children under 10 5c. Birthday and dinner notices for Nash Sticksel Nash Bevington and others. Mt Carmel Lodge wins Loving Cup for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Pattison
Carmel
Henry Andres
Knot Hole
Deer Creek Park
Cincinnati
Silver Moon
M. E. Church
Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church
C. P. Sticksel
Newtown
Frank Nash
Dorothy Nash
Richard Cameron
Earl Nash
Geo. Nash
Flash
Philip Sticksel
Walter Royal
Fannie Bevington
Pauline Montanus
Margaret Tehan
Springfield
Wood
C. E. Witschger
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Batavia
J. Cameron
Lucille
Norwood
Yeager
T. Stephens
Mulberry
Frank Brown
Joe Prather
Columbus
W. McBride
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Mt. Carmel Lodge
Locust Corner Guest Visit by Clifton Resident
Miss Myrtle Hoffman of Clifton is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Corner
Myrtle Hoffman
Clifton
E. C. Meyer
Local Social News and Community Events
Miss Cassie Tone and Mrs Alma Quick along with daughters visited Mrs L K Barron in Perintown. Families Ed McConnell and daughter return from summer in Michigan. E C Meyer, William Knause, and Myrtle Hoffman attended a Sharon Wood picnic Wednesday. Charles Belinke and wife from Cincinnati were guests of Fern Belinke. Owensville fair reported. 4 H Club members returned with blue ribbons. Lawn Fete scheduled for August 31 with ice cream cake and candy sale for church benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Tone
Alma Quick
L. K. Barron
Perintown
Ed McConnell
Michigan
E. C. Meyer
William Knause
Myrtle Hoffman
Sharon Wood
Charles Belinke
Cincinnati
Fern Belinke
Owensville
Local social notes list gatherings and visits across multiple families
Community residents and visitors are listed for a busy week including Cathryn Caldwell visiting Pauline Leever in Five Mile and the Predmores from Pittsburgh. Louise Garman graduates from Wilmington College. Reunions at Lebanon and Edenton, a Grange outing at Blue Sky Park, and a Batavia bridge dedication are noted along with several calls on J R Hobson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathryn Caldwell
Pauline Leever
Five Mile
Donald Predmore
Pittsburgh
A. G. Predmore
Earl Garman
Wilmington College
Louise
Lilly Ellen
Jessie May Chaney
Clara Slater
Wilmington
Dorothy Lee Wise
Lynchburg
James Hobson
Lebanon
Leslie Cramer
Cramer
Edenton
Arthur Chaney
Chillicothe
O. C. Chaney
Alice
Lucille Hobson
George Conover
Nowood
Crystal Morgan
Plainville
Local residents share visits and family news across Cincinnati area
Miss Florence Ellen Laub returns home from Madisonville after visiting her aunt. Many neighbors host and visit relatives including the Havercamps in Mt. Auburn, Mrs. Stump in East Hyde Park, and the Keeler family in Bond Hill. A new baby is visited, hospitals, home stucco work, and sick lists round out the community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Ellen Laub
Madisonville
Fred Havercamp
Mt. Auburn
Henry Laub
John Stump
East Hyde Park
Ellen Davis
Ira Clift
Lillia Shannon
Coney Island
Emily Hyser
Fanny Laub
Clarence Bottoms
Betty Specht
Cincinnati
Ida Arnold
Karl Shannon
Blue Ae
J. M. Hile
Bond Hill
John Keeler
California
Albert Cameron
Frank Kendall
Orris Brooks
Zoo
John Fieldman
Avondale
Wildwood Crest
Buford
Bill Parks
Marjorie Hyser
Lester Kelsey
Indiana
Harvey Durham
Charles Wilfert
Raymond Stanford
Forestville
Velma Laub
Dora Rybolt
Withamsville
Social Roundup of Mosow Residents and Visitors
Moscow residents host and visit relatives and friends in local gatherings and trips. Notable mentions include Mrs. Rachel Lemar and the Lemar clan, the Meffords, the Burues, the Merandas, the Büchanan family birthday, and trips to Blue Licks Kentucky with stops at Lynchburg and Wilmington. Names include Walter Bolender, J S Meranda, Mildred Lucille, Lew Lemar, Herbert Lemar, Bobby, Frank Bureau, Willard, H E Mefford, Helena, Kanzlater, Margaret Wenzel, Chris Kaucher, Chas Boys, Kenneth Johnson, Raymond Dawson, Will DeBruler, Ingram, John Duvall, Rachel Shinkle, Will Shrig, and E Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bolender
Rachel Lemar
Jim Lemar
Jane
J. S. Meranda
Mildred
Lucille
Lew Lemar
Herbert Lemar
Bobby
Frank Bureau
Willard
Will Bureau
Marvin
H. E. Mefford
Helena
Kanzlater
Margaret Wenzel
Cleveland
Chris Kaucher
Chas
Kenneth Johnson
Raymond Dawson
Will DeBruler
Ingram
Lynchburg
Wilmington
John Duvall
Rachel Shinkle
Will Shrig
Kentucky
E. ©. Buchanan
P. G. Meranda
Mildred Meranda
Chas. M. Cox
Cox
E. Frech
Eaton
John Bruggerman
Ella de iLotell
Windsor
Canada
Newtonsville Echoes Obituary and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Bessie Watson dies Sunday around 3 pm in Newtonsville. Stella Schooley visits Linton Hotel guests with parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Rose host Mrs. Rose's sister Mrs. Birdie Fleming of Chicago. Dumford visits son in Midland City. Blanche Long improves. Doss and Grische visit in Blanchester. Dale Roudebush family and Eunice ill and Leola Har older visit Don Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dimmitt attend 65th anniversary near Goshen. Doris Jane Ogle spends week with father and sisters in Lynchburg. Ralph Lewis family and others visit Auburn Bigam. Paul Spence and associates noted in Lebanon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Watson
Stella Schooley
Linton
James Rose
Rose
Birdie Fleming
Chicago
Mrs. Mann
Bellfontaine
Dumford
Midland City
Blanche Long
B. B. Doss
Grische
Stanley Burke
Blanchester
Dale Roudebush
Anna Whitaker
Eunice
Leola
Harolder
Don Rogers
Frank Dimmitt
Evan
Sumner Meyers
Near Goshen
Doris
Jane
Seed Loans Open for Emergency Aid to Winter Grain
County Agricultural Agent E B Baugh says the office will again accept applications for emergency seed loans through September 15. The loans support planting of fall 1934 winter grains harvested in 1935 with no charge to file. James R Fleming U S District Attorney reports prosecutions for false claims and statements in the wheat and corn hog programs in Northern Indiana and parts of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Baugh
Baugh
United States Dist. Att
James R. Fleming
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Ohio
Fruit Growers Tour Showcases County Orchards
One hundred twenty five fruit growers and families toured stops at L B Pollock and E L Carters orchards north of Perintown on election day. A picnic dinner at Owensville County Experiment Station Farm preceded a program and orchard inspection. Final stop at O E Browns Bantam orchard with praise from Frank Beach State Horticulturist for good spraying and disease control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Pollock
E. L. Carter
Perintown
County Experiment Station
Owensville
O. E. Brown
Bantam
Frank Beach
Clermont
Clermont growers attend Ohio Horticultural Society meet
A delegation of twenty one Clermont county fruit growers attended the summer meeting near Milford Center Ohio hosted by the Ohio Orchard Company of Union county. The program featured orchard tours irrigation soil practices spraying and heating equipment with Horticultural Society secretary H D Hootman of Michigan delivering the afternoon address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio Horticultural Society
Milford Center
Ohio
Ohio Orchard Company
Union County
Columbus
C. E. Dutton
Horticultural Society
H. D. Hootman
Michigan State Horticultural Society
H. J. Bolender
J. J. Bolender
Felicity
R. R. Caldwell
Owensville
E. L. Carter
Milford
Albert Coombs
Amelia
Albert Day
Mt. Carmel
H. S. Elliott
H. E. Fagley
Bethel
Ernest Leeds
Chas. Mott
Arteemus Perin
L. B. Pollock
Williams Corner
C. J. Prather
E. M. Prather
Nashville
Tenn
Wallace Family Reunion at Blue Sky Park 1934
Wallace family members gathered from various places on Sunday August 12 1934 for a reunion. The 44 attendees shared a self serve dinner baskets and social activities then took photos. Organizers planned next year’s meeting for the second Sunday in August 1935 at Blue Sky Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Blue Sky Park
Stratosphere Warmer Over North Pole Than Equator
A stratosphere level at 12 miles above the North Pole registers 25 degrees warmer than the same altitude over the equator, indicating notable regional temperature variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Equator
Social calls and family visits across multiple towns
Daughter Eunice visited his uncle Harry Spencer in Miamisburg. Sun Miss Mayme Bigam spent Wednesday in Lynchburg. Mr and Mrs Earl Jones hosted eight guests including Mrs Belle East of Williamsburg and Harley Cross and Mol Nie Cross of Madisonville. Mr and Mrs W L Stevicks and Philip Higby visited Mr and Mrs Odie Shinkle in Madisonville. Mrs Lillie Washburn spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Ida Sutton of Belfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice
Harry Spencer
Miamisburg
Mayme Bigam
Lynchburg
Earl Jones
Belle East
Williamsburg
Harley Cross
Mol Nie Cross
Madisonville
W. L. Stevicks
Philip Higby
Odie Shinkle
Lillie Washburn
Ida Sutton
Belfast
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tobasco
Willowville
Nicholsville
Glen Este
East Fork
Summerside
Bobby Davison
Roxie Davison
Mr. Davison
Newtonsville
Fruit Growers’ Tour
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