Milford social notes and holiday gatherings described
Milford community entries show Hazel Jean linked with the Edees of Madisonville and Hartwell visitors. Local society events include the H A S Society Christmas party December 3, Woman's Club meeting with music and a Japan missionary talk, plus sewing club and guest visitors from Cincinnati and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.A.S. Society of the ME. Church
Woman’s Club
Grant Memorial
Davis
America
Elizabeth Fry
Newgate
Scott
Goldie Nicholson
Japan
Mesdames Scott
Bredwell
Hattie Widmyer
Sewing Club
al Reid
Isabel Dean
Dayton
Dean
Mary Helen Reid
Baptist
Lloyd Harlow
Lena Phillips
Cincinnati
Keith Brannock
Miami
Fla
Allan Harris
Oliver House
Mt. Lookout
Albrecht
Family
Local Socials and Club Notes Mixed in Sunday Visit List
Sunday dinners feature Guy Humphries and Eula Candil with the Burdsalls in Monterey. The Dramatic Club gathered at Mildred Ann McCormick’s home. Sarah White visited Humphries’ house and spent time with her aunt in Madeira. Effie Hill and Dorothy joined Paul Steele in Hyde Park for Sunday dinner. Anstead visitors included Ed Ross Batavia Carrie Utter Owensville and Dr Norris family. Francis Stuart and her Cincinnati boyfriend visited Joe Stuart and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast-Williams
Guy Humphries
Eula Candil
Burdsall
Monterey
Dramatic Club
Mildred Ann McCormick
Humphries
Sarah White
Madeira
Effie, Hill
Dorothy
Paul Steele
Jean Yomans
Hyde Park
Anstead
Ed Ross
Batavia
Carrie Utter
Owensville
Norris
Arnold Ansteadt
Francis Stuart
Cincinnati
Joe Stuart
Local Social Notes Highlight Christmas Bazaar and Town Visits
Orange County social items report a Christmas bazaar and supper planned for December 11 at the school hall, with a handmade quilt as a prize. The column lists visits and gatherings among residents in Williamsburg and Linville, including Miss Hele Hhrgens, Mrs. Kellum, the Enger family, and several local employers, plus church and club activities and travel to Cincinnati and Detroit by several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptt Lorado
Ladies Aid Society
Milt Hunt
Dewey Tissander
Emmett Creager
A. P. Kellum
Walnut Hills
Lloyd Enger
Healthy
D. W. Davidson
Rose Trodelman
Rossmoyne
Earl Enger
Mt Holly Notices and Local Happenings
The Mt Holly column records Maurice Dolen of Bethel funeral with burial at Spring Grove Cincinnati. George Danby ill improving under care of daughter Roscoe Tyro of Batavia. Ladies Aid to quilt with Mrs Herb Thomas. men installing church floor funded by the aid group. Mrs Agatha Moerlin visits Cincinnati after nursing Lena Henke. Mrs Ellis Stevenson recovering from operation. Mrs Caroline Myrick wintering with children in Canton and Indianapolis. Clarence Coslett and sons hunted at Ripley. Mr and Mrs Cain visited Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatha Moerlin
Lena Henke
Cincinnati
Ellis Stevenson
Caroline Myrick
Canton
Indianapolis
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milford
Hazel Jean
Herbert Eee
Madisonville
Peete Naa
Yhae Hunley
Hartwell
George Growstekle
Ray Hair
Bethel
Anna Fagaly
Gladys Burris
Dicky
Mt. Washington
Norton Lee Hill
Rob Hill
Hele “Hhrgens
Dean’ Parrick
Ason & Roebuck Co
Laiuiattal Kilt
Arthur Segal
T. Beperlé
Neva Woodward
Tony
F Smith
LeTart
John’ “Pommert
Arattti SC
Williamsburg
Arthur Peed
Gabriel Ravin Uei Barbe
Sing
William ‘Hildebrant
Présbyter
Mark Miller
Georgetown
Bewis
Wwaiiiam-Young
My Fannie Cobo
Mis
Suenry
Eagles
Starvisum
T.A.C
Éverting Yat
Miganbelle
Ralph D. Fuhr
Soho
J. A. Sander
Oakley
PP Briggs
Percy Adams
W.A.C
Maggie Moyer
Uh Vesta
Rosella Rose
F.F.B
Lawrence Curry
Patton
Fourth Street
Crosstown
Wilber Smith
Eva Baker
Huntington
W. Va
Emma ‘Becktold
Eleanor Jean Fuhr
Lindale
John’ Link
Chemnstall
Claude’ Hauser
John Wheeler
Kentucky
Hunt
Wm. Link
Circleville
Varshal Spears
Bruce Fields
MT. Holly
Hamlet Clarence Coslett and Sons
Ripley
Mrs. Cain
Laurel
El¢Stepping
Band Box
Odo
Cleanion
Vaughn
Erie
Seto
IAA
Ccurate
Jewel Bulova
Gent
Bulova
Packard Electric
Diamond
Rogers Éiatiiwiath
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