Local Social Notes from Williamsburg Area
Local residents and visitors share gatherings from Williamsburg and Milford. Names include Goldie Taylor, Mrs. Ry Beck, C. A. Brannock, Jim Peak, Mrs. Irton, Mrs. Bertha Craver, Mrs. Leona Scott, and many others hosting card clubs, sewing groups, and church events across Cincinnati, Mount Lookout, and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Taylor
Ry Beck
C. A. Brannock
Quilt Brannocky
Felicity
Laurence Stennette
Springfield
C. D. Hill
Alice Beck
Jolly Sewing Club
W. A Taylor
Maple Grove Social and Funeral Notices
Mr and Mrs Charley Sprague hosted relatives including Stan ley Sprague of Norwood Ohio and John Sprague of the city. Mrs Hills daughter Susis Kheler was buried at Milford with interment at Owensville. Alvin Ansteadt and family visited C Slye. Attendees from here joined the Williamsburg Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Goshen
Milford
Lebanon
Ripley
Sharonville
Akron
Doreus
Ohio
Agrippina Rein
Wm. Cox
Martha
Middletown
Ralph Aulthaus
Westwood
Laura Long
Paul Thompsen
P. W. Coyle
Mr. Hubbard
Boy Scout
Cincinnati
E. J. Davis
Dayton
E. A. Donnelly
Grace Davis
Dorris Richards
Gus Hansfeld
Wm. Thinner
Lloyd Rust
Russell
Montgomery
Walter Steward
Blue Ash
Harry McMulleb
City
Dora Ladder
Lewis Steward
Walker
Dorothy
George
John Amiot
Elton
Williamsburg
W. H. Jones
Mable Massey
Batavia
Hattie Lee
Ed Hill
M. E. Church
Geo. Hill
Simmons
Sardinia
McKay
M. M. Dumford
Will Magley
Rocky Ford
Ed. Ross
Lewis Anstaett
Williams Corner
Marie Ross
Norwood
Albert Ross
Louise Garbe
Ed Ross
Albert Meier
Harvey Meier
Mary Ross
Neville
John Daum
Oakley
Frank Daum
Albert Rosa
Ada Galvin
Harry Young
Hamilton
Bill Weimer
Brazier
Maple Grove
Charley Sprague
Stanley
John
Ba Hill
Hills
Susis Kheler
Owensville
Alvin Ansteadt
C. Slye
Institute
Chas. Freemeyer
Charlie Witt
Theo. Witt
Campbells
Hyde Park
Bertha Gates
Farmers’ Institute
Elizabeth Teegarden
General
Jennie Penn
Offutts
Albert Channel
Forest Hill
Anna Jones
Ringel
Maggie Young
Blue Creek
Maggie Flora
Geo. Reed
John Hutson
Farmers Institute
Charlotte Pollitt
Philathea
Community Notes From Glen Este Area Silently Bids Farewell
Local social calendar fills with visits among McMurchys Meekers and Shinkle families. Obituary notes mark the passing of James Beagle and a birthday for Barbara Ruth Frazee. Local gatherings include a card party at Kettlers Inn hosted by the Glen Este Orchestra and: a move to the Harvey Perin farm in Hamlet for the Collier sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Virginia
Estell Collier
Harvey Perin
Hamlet
James
William Meeker
Westwood
Clifford Day
Ft. Thomas
Idlett
Jean
Glen
Allen K. Smythe
Newport
H. B. Smythe
Kettlers Inn
Glen Este
Philip Sperry
Otto Kettler
Charles Bauer
Bethel
Community events and weddings highlight Mt Holly news
Marie Henke wins a prize in the Tall Tales Contest by the Times Star and R K Theaters. The Community Club hosts a Supper and Pie Social on Wednesday the 22nd with a quilt prize for the ticket holder to aid Community Building. Numerous social notes cover weddings, visits, and club events across Locust Corner and Amelia area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Holly
Marie Henke
Times ‘Star
Everbody
Frank Colyer
Dolores
Lester Waterman
Dayton
Chas. Clauson
City
Helling Place
Gehl
Belle Fellon
Leona Bennett
Smith
Herman Fellon
Farmers Institute
Amelia
Frank Hill
Gee. Bergmann
Moerlin
Herbert Thomas
Evelin Boles
Olin Fagin
Bethel Woman’s Club
Alma Dolen
May She Wave Becomes National Anthem by Act of Congress
The Star Spangled Banner was designated the national anthem by Congress and signed by the President on March 8, 1981. The phrase Maybe He Does appears as a quoted remark about student attitudes at Columbia University. Pride is noted as a virtue tied to respect for others. The concept of a perfect game in baseball is defined as no runs, no hits, and no baserunners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘Beagle
Moore Funeral Home
Beagle
Joe Stearn
Ellen Donavan
Ervin Avey
H. B. Smythe
C. Kimball
Cecil Billingsley
Walston Jacobs
Philip Sperry
Louise Philips
Chas. Kiddle
Cincinnati
Kansas City Times
United States
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clara Harris
Allen Lee
Ollie
Mt. Lookout
Jim Peak
Harry Painter
Irma Irton
Bertha Craver
Leona Scott
Norma Harlow
Mesdames Page, Althaus and Hancock
Mabel Ferrill
W. Va
John McCall
Charleston
W. Thompson
Lee Hannah
Chas Case
Chile
John Craver
Lloyd Harlow
Corrie Whitaker
I. N. Crain
Dorothy Woodward
Sam Genning
Hartwell
P. Elton Elrod
Galvin Foster
Joan
Harry Errick
Sabina
T. G. Foster
Vernon McComas
Jess Harrison
Harry Davidson
Harry McGuire
V. McCamas
Curtess
McGuire
Heitsman
Pearl Harrison
Harry Hines
Janes G. Stewart
M. KE
Electa Rodenbeck
Louise Ohmer
Christ Hospital
Charles Greene
Progress Club
C. R. Hebble
Lillian
Clermont Lumber and Supply Co
H. C. Stanforth
Young Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Chas. Hayes
Mary Jean Curtin
Margaret Bohl
Vanna Ruth Owens
Ruthie Strathmann
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Howard Snell
John Cutler
Lotto Club
Norfolk and Western Railway
Norfolk and Western
Railway
Roanoke
Nicholasville
Gilbert McMurchy
Elmer Wagner
Ethel Winkler
E. A
Margaret Hibbetts
Emery Hall
Earl Meeker
Clermont Courier
Courier
Clermont Pub. CO
Columbia University
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Wilke Coal and Supply Co
Clermont Courter
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