Westbound Miles I Sund Schedule Report
Schedule listing for westbound miles and sundry ed notes. Appears as a clipped transit or railroad timetable item with terse routing and timing references. No clear dates or full lines readable.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1925
Page
5
Schedule listing for westbound miles and sundry ed notes. Appears as a clipped transit or railroad timetable item with terse routing and timing references. No clear dates or full lines readable.
Farmers are urged to apply for a Parm loan from the Federal Land Bank, the largest state association under government supervision. Loans offered at 5 percent with dividends lowering the rate. contact J. A. Hartman, Secretary-Treasurer, Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association, Cincinnati Ohio. Also notes tonic pills claim health benefits, and local social notes list residents visiting and a funeral service at Taylor Chapel.
Delayed Nicholsville notes report wedding shower for Russell Corbin and Marie Milner with gifts, visits from Maud Jett and Dorothy McGrane, and community condolences for Mrs. Fred Smith. Local moves, social events, and family updates fill the week. Also mentions a health tip about nitrogen extending house-fly lifespans.
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The record lists Nettie Wilson as city visitor with weekend activities and meetings, and notes others including B. T. A. Nichols from Cincinnati, plus visits by Velise irenine, Boringeld, and Ary Love with associates in Cincinnati.
Sburg community columns report visitors and family ties, including Mrs. T. OC Bragdon selling coal oil items, a class fundraiser at the Legion building, and numerous weekend visits among families such as the Shanks, Claires, and Pitapaticks. Bethel and surrounding remarks note travels, illnesses, funerals, and church events across towns.
Newtonsville brief items report visitors from Cincinnati and Walnut Hills with Mrs. Eva Barrons and Mrs. Hattie Skinner mentioned. The Radieal Aid at the M. E. church held a meeting. A paper notes a well known singer in a motor car accident with an update that he was able to be owing evening.
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