Amelia Miss Bertha Townsley Visits Loveland Home
Local notes describe Amelia Townsley spending a weekend at her Loveland residence. The Sew ing Club hosted a surprise for Mrs. Albert Steurer last Wednesday. Bank cashier W A Williams is ill at Bethesda Hospital, with Miss Jennie Mae Hutson helping in the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Townsley
Loveland
Albert Steurer
Sewing Club
W. A. Williams
Bethesda Hospital
Jennie Mae Hutson
George Hazelwood
Cincinnati
Woman’s Club
Carl Slyer
Will Fagin
Paul
Norwood
J. R. Hicks
Hell and High Water
Richard Arlen
Judith Allen
Tillie
Gus
Baby Leroy
Remembers of the Baptist Church
Belfast Williams Corner Revival Services Begin
Rev Stetzel conducts revival meetings in Belfast with services at 7 30 PM. Everyone cordially welcome. Mr Milt Elliott, 91, died Tuesday at his daughter’s home. Funeral at Goshen Church last Thursday afternoon. Reading of social visits and Thanksgiving gatherings from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetzel
Belfast
Milt Elliott
Jakie Gross
Goshen Church
Ruth Rapp
Dorothy Obian
Mildred Ann McCormick
Freda Smyser
Cincinnati
Dorothy Hill
Columbus
Chas, Baas
Addie Meyer
Frank Dale’s
Edenton
Earl Ridings
Loveland
Meier and Ross Families Share Thanksgiving Visits
Mr and Mrs Albert Meier visited daughter Mrs Harry Young in Hamilton and spent Thanksgiving with his mother in Cincinnati. Ed Ross visited Wm Weimer in Brazier and attended Grange at Locust Corner. Mary Ross of Neville and Louise Garbe of Cincinnati spent holidays at home. Emma Garbe spent Thanksgiving with Sabre family at Galley Hill and with Albert Leming in Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Meier
Harry Young
Hamilton
Ed Ross
Wm. Weimer
Brazier
Emma Garbe
Sabre
Galley Hill
Albert Leming
Milford
Cincinnati
Mary Ross
Neville
Louise Garbe
Grange
Locust Corner
Community Notes From Clermont County Church Gatherings
The Clermont county Prince of Peace contest was held in the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening. Numerous Illinois and Cincinnati visitors attended gatherings at homes, dinners, and bridge clubs. Funeral services were held for C. L. Towner and Misery Clark, Civil War veteran, with local family members hosting post services and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Presbyterian Church
John Becktold
Velma King
Cincinnati
Robert Croswell
Bridge Club
Stanley Tribble
Marjorie
Guy Belware
J. C. Fuhr
Arthur Peed
J. Roy Fuhr
Ralph D. Fuhr
Five Hundred
Carrie List
Mildred Stewart
Irene Link
Lima
Estes Medary
Silverton
Jack Medary
Presbyterian
S. S
O. B. Martin
P. Elton Elrod
Addie Ellison
Lewis Moyer
Linwood
Victor Amiott
Rising Sun
Ind
J. B. Amiott
Cncinnati
C. L. Towner
M. E
Ada Jenkins
Chas. Snell
C. M. Curry
Christ Hospital
Misery Clark
Sardinia
Arthur Ruffner
Ernst Ruffner
Ernie Jr
Harold Chatterton
Helen Connor
Ruffner
New Ford V8 1934 Adds Power Comfort and Style
The 1934 Ford V-8 debuts with dual carburetors and intake manifold for greater power speed and economy. A new ventilation system improves draft control while chromium radiator shell grille and updated interiors boost comfort. Prices for De Luxe and standard models are listed with f.o.b. Detroit.
Local Socials Delighted by Visits and Gatherings
Cathryn Caldwell spent an evening with the Trapps of Perintown. Velma Woodward of Cincinnati called on Clara Stdward. People attended Monterey’s achievement program Friday. Dr. E. S. Haas visited Cincinnati Wednesday. G. C. Steward and wife called on Germantown families Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Duchemin visited James Glancy and wife Sunday. Ralph Curlis and Newt Carlier were in Cincinnati Tuesday. Louis Coleman and wife attended a Saturday night shower at Arthur Wise’s for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Riley. Mrs. Earl Garman visited Mrs. Majoesky Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathryn Caldwell
Virginia
Lucy Trapp
Perintown
Velma Woodward
Cincinnati
Clara Stdward
Monterey
E. S. Haas
G. C. Steward
B. &. Curlis
J. S. Curlis
Germantown
Bill Duchemin
James Glancy
Ralph Curlis
Newt Carlier
Louis Coleman
Arthur Wise
Russell Riley
Earl Garman
Majoesky
Local Social News Highlights From Williamsburg to Bethesda
Mrs T B Smith spent last week with her daughter Mrs Wallie Wait in Williamsburg. Mrs Hunnicutt left Saturday to stay with her son in Philadelphia this winter. Mr Robert Floro entertained the Men's Club last Tuesday evening. Mrs Offut passed the week end with Mrs Terrill and Mr TL Thompson and family in Ft Thomas. Chas Howser wife and Virginia went to Bethesda Hospital Sunday to see Mr Will Williams of Amelia who is there for treatment. Mrs W R Frey spent Sunday in Dry Ridge Ky. Mr Dornback came out from the id Saturday to visit the Nelson family. E S Cooper and family have moved from the Russell Valentine property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Smith
Wallie
Williamsburg
Hunnicutt
Philadelphia
Robert Floro
Offut
Terrill
TL. Thompson
Ft. Thomas
Chas. Howser
Virginia
Bethesda Hospital
Will Williams
Amelia
W. R. Frey
Dry Ridge
Mr. Dornback
Nelson Famiy
E. S. Cooper
Russell Valentine
Fine youth play staged at Congregational Church
A fine play by twelve Mt. Zion and Laurel youths was presented at the Congregational Christian Church last Thursday evening. Miss Irene Nort of Laurel visited Miss Velma Bee. Mrs. Mary Schwab and daughter were mentioned in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
Congregational Christian Church
Mt. Zion and Laurel
Irene Nort
Laurel
Velma Bee
Mary Schwab
Community Notes Include Deaths and Visits Across Felicity
Friends and relatives gather in Felicity and Amelia as funeral services are held for Florence Mitchell and George Cann. Visits span Mt. Olive and Cincinnati with many locals hosting and attending gatherings while the school program advances under Mrs. Brannock and Miss Lough.
Cincinnati Visits Highlight Bethel and Lane Baptist Circles
Bethel resident Mrs. Powell and her daughter Nancy spent a few days with relatives in Cincinnati. Mrs. Howard Badgley entertained the Baptist Circle on Thursday evening. The Pal class of the Baptist Lane met with Miss Margaret Hibers. Mrs. W. E. Leever of Norwood visited with her sister Miss Hassie Crane. Dale Bee returned to Columbus to resume studies after a short visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bee. Mrs. Sam Mefford of Ripley visited her son Tly Mefford and wife Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harris and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tly Mefford
Ed Harris
Community Notes From Pleasant Hill And Sabina
Robert of Bantam and Allan Harris with families visited Springfield guests of Willard Abbott and Elmer Hutson. Miss Glenna Fisher stayed with Rev C N Fisher in Sabina and returned with Mrs Canter. 4 H Club banquet set for Batavia Armory on December 14. Several students ill with chicken pox and a Christmas program planned for December 23 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert of
Bantam
Allan Harris
H. B. Hutson
Martin Ryan
Philip Hutson
Springfield
Willard Abbott
Elmer Hutson
Glenna Fisher
C. N. Fisher
Sabina
Canter
Fisher
Pleasant Hill
Pearl Smith
Terrace Park
Will
White
Sharonville
Cecil Easley
Local Social Roundup From Glen Este Area
Mr and Mrs H B Smythe and Mr and Mrs Ed Hubeey attended a dinner at Miss Clara Smythe’s home in Amelia. Mrs Allen Smythe of Newport Ky visited the Smythe family. The community mourns Mrs Robert Turner of Milford, longtime resident. Marie Kettler hosted her card club. The Glen Este Social Clubbers were entertained by Milt Meguire and son Harry. The Aubrey couple visited Wil- last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Smythe
Ed Hubeey
Clara Smythe
Amelia
Billy Fitzgerald
Phil Sperry
Allen Smythe
Newport
Robert Turner
Milford
Marie Kettler
Glen Este
Milt Meguire
Harry
Owensville Social Notes Highlight Family Visits
Mrs A P Roudebush and Miss Healy of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Mr J and Elizabeth Favrer. Nelson Simmons of Sardinia and his parents visited John Wilburn’s family at Madis onville. Louella Burdsall returned home after visiting daughters in Cincinnati. Malott of Batavia visited sister Mrs Gillman. Cecelia Brothers accepted a position in Cincinnati. L M Moler and wife of Mason visited sister Mrs Sarah Taylor. Nick Limershein and wife from Cincinnati spent Friday with Lew Yager’s family. Elizabeth Davis and son of Periitown spent Wednesday at E J Rosselot’s. Owensville school musical drew good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
A. P. Roudebush
Miss Healy
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Favrer
Nelson Simmons
Sardinia
Fred McKay
John Wilburn
Madisonville
Louella Burdsall
Malott
Batavia
Gillman
Cecelia Brothers
L. M. Moler
Mason
Sarah Taylor
Nick Limershein
Lew Yager
Elizabeth Davis
Periitown
E. J. Rosselot’s
Owensville School
County meeting on Agricultural Adjustment Program in Batavia
County Agricultural Agent Baugh organizes a county meeting in Batavia on Thursday evening December 28 to explain the Agricultural Adjustment Program. The Corn-Hog Program will be large and introduces early payments to producers who accept allotment adjustments. No formal application exists, only one contract form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugh
Batavia
Whch
Notice of Appointment for William Allen Amiott Estate
William Allen Amiott of Clermont County Ohio died recently. John Raymond Amiott of Siamsburg Ohio has been appointed administrator of the estate by the probate court dated November 20 1901 as recorded by Woodmansee and Bly attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen Amiott
Deeis
Willian
John Raymond Amiott
Siamsburg
Ohio
Clermont County
Woodmansee
Dedee Davis
Bly & Bly
The Churches Batavia M K Church Schedule
Rev. R E Budd pastor John Huntington church supt Sunday school 9 30 Morning worship 10 30 evening 7 30 Church night services 7 30 Upworth League 6 45 p m Wednesday evening Prayer meeting 7 40 Choir practice 8 16 Junior choir 6 30 8 8S Board 7 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia M. K
R. E. Budd
John Huntington
Upworth League
Batavia and Monterey Churches Invite Public to Services
Batavia Presbyterian Church invites all to midweek services on Wednesday at 7 30 and Sunday December 17 with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 led by Samuel Huecker. Sermon titled The busy man who failed. Monterey Presbyterian Church holds regular semi monthly service Sunday December 17 at 7 30 pm with invitation to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Monterey Presbyterian Church
U B Church Schedule Rev Ludwick Batavia
Sunday December 17 services at U B Church Batavia include Sunday school at 9 30 a m Junior Church at 3 15 p m Morning worship at 10 30 with theme The Sages of Heaven and Earth Evening worship at 7 30 with theme How the same are healed Mid week service Wednesday 7 30 p m Mrs Florence Edinger leads class Attend church somewhere
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven and Earth
Christian Endeavor
Don’t Worry About the Past Ad Promises Magna Compound Sleep Aid
An old advertisement urges readers to stop worrying about finances and personal troubles and promotes Magna Compound as a cure for sleepless nights and nervous strain. It claims ten days to sleep and thirty days to restore the nervous system and asks readers to pay the postman on delivery.
Magna Mfg Co Seeks Order For Thirty Day Magna Compound
An appeal from Magna Mfg Co in Chicago Illinois requests a thirty day supply of Magna Compound for the nervous system. The letter offers to pay the postman two dollars plus postage on receipt and notes cash in advance for Canadian or foreign orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homan Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Six Hurt in Newtown Auto Crash at Main Intersection
Six people were injured when two cars collided at a Newtown main intersection Sunday. The victims include Earl Shaw age 39 of Willamsburg Ohio with possible leg fracture and bruises and his wife Clara 39 with facial lacerations. Their daughter Thelma 12 sustained left collarbone fracture and body contusions. Ralph Martain 19 of 3304 Isben Avenue suffered lip and facial lacerations. Lycurgus Stropes 20 of 2210 Salvador Street had facial and forehead lacerations. Lynn Van Ness 19 of Beechmont Avenue Mount Washington sustained body bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Earl Shaw
Willamsburg
Ohio
Clara
Thelma
Ralph Martain
Isben Avenue
Lycurgus Stropes
Salvador St
Lynn van Ness
Beechmont Avenue
Mount Washington
Farmer In Trouble Buskirk Pleads Not Guilty to Money Alteration
Fred Buskirk, a 27 year old farmer from Chile, pleaded not guilty before U S Commissioner William P Hohman to altering U S currency. He is held on 5000 bond with a hearing set for December 15 after being arrested December 4 following banks in Newport and Kentucky tracing the bills. Federal agents described his method as unique blending parts of a twenty and a five to create a counterfeit passing as real money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Buskirk
Farmer
Chile
United States
U. S
William P. Hohman
Newport
Kentucky
Buskirk
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Williams
Rocky Ford
Victoria
Detroit
Carrie
Rose Schwab
Calvary
Jacob Groppenbacher
Beryl Stairs
Ray Stairs
Mt. Olive
Florence Mitchell
Felicity
George Cann
Charles Collier
J. H. Collier
George Houston
E. A. Collier
Wm. Nichols
Jas. Smith
Ralph
Louis Woodruff
Thomas
Chester Barger
E. H. Rainey
Harlan Huff
Marvin Eugene
Liamsburg
U. B. Church
Ludwick
Florence Edinger
Magna Mfg CO
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