Local Social Notes Highlight Amelia Area Gatherings
Couriers report Sunday dinner gatherings for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams with the W. J. Tabscotts and family. Upland events include Luther Taylor with his family in Sardinia and Anne Dillon in Cincinnati. Rhoads attend a District Missionary meeting in Hillsboro. Numerous ladies visit, shop, and host events in Amelia and Cincinnati with a Christmas party and a large turnout at Lena P. Kearns’s sale after her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Williams
W. J. Tabscott
Anne Dillon
Cincinnati
Rhoads
Hillsboro
Thomas Love
E. M. Love
Batavia Social Roundup Includes Legion Event and Illness Updates
Mr and Mrs R J Wood of Portsmouth Ohio visited Batavia relatives. Mrs Ray Stoddard recovers in Good Samaritan hospital. The Batavia Grange plans a Christmas party on December 18. Ed Kinner returns from Camp Shelby after his infant son’s death. Commander C R Shinkle attended the American Legion banquet in Columbus with Mrs Shinkle. Dr and Mrs F M Oxley spent weekend in Kentucky. Numerous local residents hosted, visited, or attended charity events and meetings in Batavia and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Wood
Portsmouth O
G. W. Gregg
Ray Stoddard
Good Samaritan Hospital
C. R. Spangler
Hillsboro
Batavia Grange
Edgar Kinner
Camp Shelby
Richard
Charles Shinkle
Frank W. Weaver
American Legion
Columbus
Deshler-Wallick Hotel
Shinkle
F. M. Oxley
Kentucky
Paul Blocher
E. K. Moyer
L. C. Hulick
Dusty Miller
Betty Moyer
Russell Morgan
Georgetown
Joe Moeschl
Middletown
Louis Fishback
K. McDonald
Christ Hospital
Roger Dudley
J. C. Carter
Claude Smith
Elmer Kramer
Marie Howe
Batavia
John Garden
Wayton
Paul McAfee
Locust Corner Social and Church Gatherings
Mrs. C J Nobis attended the District Conference at Hillsboro Friday for the Land Use Planning Conference. Houston Bradbury and family of Walnut Hills visited Charles Schwey and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs J Richard Vercamp hosted relatives for the christening of their son George Henry. Harold Fry and Fred Lipps families visited Osgood family in Seymour Indiana Sunday. Francis Nobis of Oxford spent the weekend with her parents. Fred Siger and daughter Annabelle visited Amelia with W M Eppert family. Mrs Sander and Mrs Wend lend entertained Mrs Sick of Chicago recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Nobis
Hillsboro
Houston Bradbury
Walnut Hills
Charles Schwey
J. Richard Vercamp
George Henry
Harold Fry
Fred Lipps
Osgood
Seymour
Ind
Francis Nobis
Oxford
Fred Siger
Annabelle
Amelia
W. M. Eppert
Social News Briefs From Greenberry Community
Greenberry families shared Sunday visiting with the Suttons. The Women's Society of Christian Service met with Mrs George Perry with 17 attendees and guests. They plan to reconvene January 7 with Mrs Alma Glancy and Miss Iejila Hunter. California visitors Mr and Mrs Stanley Miller called on Mr and Mrs Walter Daugherty. Mr and Mrs Charles Davis hosted a turkey dinner for Lew Stewart Raymond Heffener and family. Mrs Shelton has returned home from the hospital much improved. Mrs Mabel Henderson of Batavia visited Mrs George Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Conover
Collis Sutton
Women’s Society of Christian Service
George ‘Perry
Alma Glancy
Iejila Hunter
Stanley Miller
California
Walter Daugherty
Charles Davis
Lew Stewart
Raymond Heffener
Frank Irwin
Shelton
Mabel Henderson
Batavia
George Perry
Birthday gathering honors Mr. Hines Saturday evening
A social group hosted a Saturday evening event in honor of Mr. Hines' birthday. Guests attended a casual reception with light refreshments celebrating the milestone occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hines
Community Notes From Batavia This Weekend
PT. ISABEL Misses Sophia Bulow Pauline Orms and Verna Phillips of Batavia spent the weekend with relatives here. A number of residents shopped in Cincinnati recently. Mrs. Sadie Phillips and Mrs. Anna Little visited Mrs. Bessie Orms of Felicity Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Barnett and children plus other locals visited relatives in Kentucky. Mrs. Virgie Woodruff hosted her sister Mrs. Mary King of Feesburg midweek. Brownings dropped by Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lela McCain of Calvary visited Thursday. Barnett family hosted Frances Barnett for a two day visit. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith and daughters of Poetown were visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. William Smyser and Mrs. Katie Grappenbacher attended revival services at Calvary Methodist Church Wednesday. Mr. Arch Lanham and family attended services led by Rev. Paul Morgan in Moscow Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Bulow
Pauline Orms
Verna Phillips
Batavia
Cincinnati
Sadie Phillips
Anna Little
Bessie Orms
Felicity
Lela McCain
Calvary
Frances Barnett
Barnett
Homer Smith
Poetown
Ray Marksberry
William Smyser
Katie Grappenbacher
Calvary Methodist Church
Mt Pisgah Guests and Visits Highlight Week
Mr Walter Hopkins spent a day in Cincinnati. The Mr Pisgah Singing Club met at Mddler s on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs McGrane hosted their nephew Stanley Welsh a Navy member stationed in San Diego California as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hopkins
Cincinnati
Mr. Pisgah
Mddler’s
Mrs. McGrane
Stanley Welsh
San Diego
Cal
Lecture argues Christians should keep Lord's Day over Mosaic Sabbath
A lecture explains why Christians should abandon Sabbath observance under Mosaic law and instead honor the Lord's Day as set forth in the gospel, urging believers to shift worship and practice from sabbath to Sunday observance.
Birthday and weekend social notes from Glen Este
Mrs. Cecil Billingsley attended a birthday party for her mother Mrs. Krekeler Saturday evening. The many friends of Mrs. Ray Stoddard are glad she is yoing in Good Samaritan hospital and will soon be able to return home. Miss Sue Smythe spent the week end with her parents. Mrs. Agustin Billingsley was a guest of dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson visited Norwood. Mr. and Mrs. Will Isaack and others attended a shower for Miss Cecilia Gildea in Cincinnati. The Kurtinitis and Urban families hosted a card club and visited Cincinnati, while Harry Snell and Wittmeier guests spent Sunday in Clough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gates
Kelsey
Tom Smith
Neva Parks and Son
Cincinnati
Albert Steurer
McNeilly
Mesdames Cain, Adams, Kirgan, Sontag
George Earl Huling
Cain
Charles Houser
Kearn’s
Amelia
Amelia Woman’s Club
Lena P. Kearns
Ray Stoddard
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sue Smythe
H. B. Smythe
Agustin Billingsley
Robert Hoffman
George Patterson
Downning
Norwood
Will Isaack
Will Kurtinitis
Frank Urban
Cecilia Gildea
Card Club
Harry Snell
Mrs. Wittmeier
Clough
Willowville News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Recoveries
Willowville notes Mrs. W. B. Bolte spent a day with her parents. Mrs. Harry Leisure shows marked improvement after a fractured shoulder from a recent accident. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leisure entertained friends from Madi- for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Harry Leisure
Madi
Local News and Society Notes from Mount Holly
Telegraphs report death of Charles BE Henning in Glendale Calif. and prize ribbons for Mr Richter’s canary entries at the Cincinnati Bigshow. Social visits include Thurman Poe's family, Janet’s recovery from whooping cough, a Christmas cantata in the works, and multiple dinner gatherings. Wedding trips and new homes noted for Yazell and Retzler families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lyne
Charles BE. Henning
Glendale
Calif
M Richter
Cincinnati
Linton Hotel
Janet
Mary
Norman Fagin
Cliff ‘Swing
Bethel
Will Schultz
Nner
Hannah Lytle
Ray
J. E. Lytle
Walter Lytle
Tilis Honaker
Nelson Yazell
Local Notes From Nicholsville And Amelia Area
Mr and Mrs Karl Mattox and children of Amelia visited the Slye home on Sunday. Mrs George Young remains in St Elizabeth hospital after a serious operation. Maude Knowles is able to go out after a serious illness. Russell Harvey relapsed from pneumonia and is confined at home. NC S will hold a Christmas meeting with covered dish and all day session at Mrs Frank Idlett’s on Dec 17. Rice Bolender shopped in Cincinnati. Archie McMurchy attended Harting sale at Amelia and tobacco sales at Ripley. Carl Heinbold is ill. A man wears six layers around his neck and a collar with four thicknesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Mattox
Amelia
Art Slye
George Young
St Elizabeth Hospital
Maude Knowles
Russell Harvey
N.C. S
Frank Idlett
Rice Bolender
Cincinnati
E. A. McMurchy
Archie
Archie McMurchy
Ripley
Carl Heinbold
Local People and Visits Highlight Rural Community Life
Mrs. Joseph Broadwell spent Monday with her sister Mrs. Simmerman. Clara Rolf travels to Bryn Mawr to spend winter with daughter Pauline. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones of New Richmond were weekend guests at Kate Sims home. Myrtle McIntyre visited Cincinnati with daughter Florence Wimbor. Loren Simmerman and family visited Ralph Miller near Walton. Margaret Williams died at home December 3 with funeral Friday and burial at I C O F cemetery hill. Ed Swope and John Constant attended tobacco market in Covington. Jack Peck recently visited his mother. Dick Woodruff of Cincinnati visited with homefolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rolf
Bryn Mawr, Pa
Miss Pauline
Fred Jones
New Richmond
Kate Sims
Myrtle Mcnntyre
Florence Wimborer
Cincinnati
Loren Simmerman
Ralph Miller
Walton, Ky
Margaret Williams
Robert Williams
Messers Ed Swope
John Constant
Covington
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Luther Taylor
Sardinia
Irwin Kain
Isabel
Margaret Dennison
Kenneth Hillin
Dr. Patten
Jack Hinesen
Holiday Auto Sale
the Security Motor Co
H. R. Ayer, Sec’y.Treas
Batavia, Ohio
Arch Lanham
Paul Morgan
The
Christian Church
Moscow
MT. Pisgah
Etolulon
Glen Este
Cecil Billingsley
Mrs. Krekeler
Willowville
W. B. Bolte
MT. Holly
Ionville
Tony Retzler
Retzler
Price Hill
Kroger
Country Club
Avondale
Pillsbury’s
Krogo
Sudan
Zanta Currants
SANCO
Wescott
Marsh
Florida
Michigan
Pital
S. K. Lehnhoff Bible
Nicholsville
Joseph Broadwell
W. &. Simmerman
Jack Peck
Dick Woodruff
Clermont Tire
C. J
Nelson Whitmer
Clermont County
B. F. Goodrich
Clermont Construction Company
Water St
Edser
Goodrich
Hite von Saturdes
Water Street
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