Rocky Ford Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits
Henry Garbe and wife guest of the Binning family at Perin town for New Year. Mary Deem at home Sunday. Wilson and Charles Ross of Norwood visit A Richert. Edward Garbe of Milford visits H Garbe. Theresa Schwartz of Newport Ky with sister Mrs Clarence Taphorn. Mrs Sceiller visits mother Mrs Margaret Baker healing at Jewish hospital. Rev Semrau and son Louis of Batavia dine with Ed Ross. Mary Raymond Ross Audrey Utter visit Billie and Hannah Weimer at Brazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford
Henry Garbe
Binning
Perintown
Mary Deem
Wilson
Charles Ross
Norwood
A. Richert
Edward Garbe
Milford
H. Garbe
Theresa Schwartz
Newport
Clarence Taphorn
Math Sceiller
Margaret Baker
Jewish Hospital
Semrau
Louis
Batavia
Ed Ross
Mary
Raymond Ross
Audrey Utter
Billie
Hannah Weimer
Brazier
Local residents attend New Year gatherings in Blanchester area
Blondin opens a dental parlor in Blanchester Basinger building. Numerous families including Dumfords Glancys Groves Williams and others spend New Year and holidays with relatives in Belfast Middletown and Blanchester. Churchgoers join Bishop Henderson sermon and social events feature 600 Club and 500 games in Bethel.
Social visit notes from Monterey and Cincinnati kin
Clara and Miss Rowena Hartman visited, while W F Fomorin and family spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Snell at Monterey. Mrs Frances Windle visited her son Arthur and his wife of Cincinnati sharing time last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Rowena Hartman
W. F. Fomorin
J. W. Snell
Monterey
Frances Windle
Arthur
Cincinnati
Friends and notices from Huntington area column
The column notes O H McNutt’s serious illness with mixed indications and care by Dr. Allen. It lists local visits, gatherings, and greetings including Rebecca and L O F wedding entertainment, holiday travels, family visits to Huntington, and thanks for Yuletide cards. Local clubs, boards, and members are referenced with various social updates.
Miss Maude Duncan and Stanley Arm strong wed at Batavia court
Miss Maude Duncan and Stanley Armstrong married in Batavia courthouse by Rev. Daryl Canter on Thursday afternoon. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home for close relatives and they will live with the groom’s mother Mrs. Clara Armstrong. Visitors over holidays included several relatives traveling from West Virginia Ohio and California. Community clubs held meetings and social gatherings with program items and entertainment noted. A local resident presented his mother with a new radio during the holiday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Duncan
Stanley Armstrong
Court House
Batavia
Daryl Canter
Clara Armstrong
Duncan Home
L. W. Fletcher
Juanita
Princeton
W. Va
EB. A. Duncan
Levi
Amanda Black
Los Angeles
Cal
Nellie
Marie Goodwin
F. P. Goodwin
Eva Bennett
A. L. Behymer
Cincinnati
Frank Homan
Ralph Galloway
Ralph Homan
Jane Isabel
Silverton
George Maxfield
Embroidery Club
B. F. Swing
Tillman
Baker
Latonia
Stella ‘Wilson
Hawaii
Myrtle Burke
P. D. Milner
Anna Fagaly
Reading
Mary Milner
Louise
Burke
Hazel
Wilma
Eleanor Swing
Leontine Bauer
Chas. Fagaly
Clover
Frank West and Son
Mt. Washington
J. L Fagaly
Sodam
Cliff Bratton
Dayton
Allicent Bratton
Community merriment and gatherings spark holiday week
A series of family visits and social events filled the week from Christmas to New Year. John Davidson and family hosted dinner with guests from Detroit and Blanchester while L. F. Coleman’s watch party and oyster stew drew friends. Euchre games, visits to Cincinnati, and an Odd Fellows supper rounded out the season.
Local Social Notes From Moscow and Nearby Areas
Archie Nestzer and family of Moscow were entertained by images and parents Jee Behymer. Mrs Geo A Dind Mie Snider of Palestine is on the sick list. Arthur Taylor married Miss hes of Cherry Grove last Saturday. Milo occupies their new home after moving. Taylor entertained Andrew and families on Christmas Eve. Nancy Hester and grandson Whitley Bowell spend several weeks at Newport Kentucky. Milton Latin visited his brother for one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Nestzer
Moscow
Image Gay
Jee Behymer
Geo. A. Dind Mie. Snider
Palestine
Mike
Arthur Taylor
Miss Hes
Cherry Grove
Milo
Eeum
Taylor
Andrew
Nancy Hester
Whitley Bowell
Newport
Milton Latin
Xmas Guests of M High and Wife in Stonelick and Gernon
Delayed Christmas notices list guests of M High and wife including Clarence and Fred High and families from Oakley, Gernon and wife, Sermon and Cae from Milford, and many others. The text mentions a recent fire damaging a barn and residents attending Christmas gatherings across multiple towns.
Locust Corner Visitors Share Weekend Aides
Readable fragments indicate Will Livengood and family visited Gharies 4 while a crowd joined in over the weekend. Other names mentioned include Ohive Wilson and Raitt, with local residents noted as guests and hosts during a town gathering at Locust Corner.
Afton Dance Hall Schedules Weekly Dancing Nights
Dance events announced for Wednesday and Saturday nights at the Afton Dance Hall with good music and orderly atmosphere. A newly installed heating plant guarantees comfort. invitation extended to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
Old Time Community Notes From New Year Visits
The item lists gatherings and visits around New Year including Bouser and family, Mr and Mrs Hen at funerals for Henry Haase Jr in Cincinnati, Miss Martha Bell’s health, a birth on January 3 to Mrs Kaers Pitetos Kelly, and calls from Larkin and wife of New Richmond plus Louis Kaelin and family with Conaughy. It mentions Mrs Albert Channel, Herbert McGill, and J J Warner’s relatives in Russellville, alongside a note about Paul Goodbar losing his arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouser
Ae Myrick
Old Perin
Coe Ora
Tabscott
Hen
Funers
Enry Haase, Jr
Cincinnati
Alana Merite Maucht
Martha Bell
Kaers Pitetos Kelly
Coateo
Larkin
New Richmond
Ouser’s
Surry's
Louis Kaelin
Conaughy
Albert Channel
Herbert d McGill
J. J. Warner
Russellville
Paul Goodbar
Local Social Notes From Washington Cincinnati and More
Hon Charles C Kearns and Fred Kearns with wives visited H E Kearns and Miss Jennie Kearns in Washington and Cincinnati. Mrs Ruie Brown of Bethel guest of Mrs Corn Ely. The last number of the lecture course will be held at the school Wednesday evening January 6. The Apola and Quartette will furnish the program. Mr and Mrs Bert Ballard of Wilmington were guests of Miss Nellie Coleman. W A Williams and wife Edwin Richard and wife Charles Freemyer and wife Miss Rachel Perin Annabel Flora and William Tabscott dined at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Houser in Hamlet. Members of the S S class of Mrs Harriett Ludlow enjoyed a port Friday night. Jed Pollitt and wife were guests in Kentucky last week. Wesley Liston of Chicago Illinois has been visiting his brother Warren and Flora family. Middler wife and son of West Virginia are guests of Frank Middler and wife. W P Richardson and son Geo Wisdelan and wife are guests of Ogden and wife of Cincinnati with Mrs Cora Y Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. McNutt
Allen
Miss Grace
Charles Needham
Rebecca
Carrie Berry
Clark
Alta Mae
Philadelphia
Wendle
Demorus
Iowa
H. L. Britton
Mollie Foster
Rufus Walker
Batavia
Milton Thomas
Geo. Thomas
Samuel Patterson
Frank Hauck
Bethel
Prof. Sparhawk
Germantown Military Academy
Kathryn
Ella Williams
Charles Kain
A. T. Kain
Charles C. Kearns
Washington, D.C
Fred Kearns
Cincinnati
H. E. Kearns
Jennie Kearns
Ruie Brown
Corn Ely
Apola
Quartette
Bert Ballard
Wilmingenton
Neilie Coleman
W. A. Williams
Edwin Wichard
Charles Freemyer
Rachel Perin
Annabel Flora
Illiam Tabscott
Charles Houser
Hamlet
Harriett Ludlow
Ellen Reynolds
Jed Pollitt
Kentucky
Wesley, Liston
Chicago
Til
Warren
Flora
Margaret
Middler
West Viras
Frank Midler
W.P. Richardson
Geo Wisdelen
Eater Ogden
Students Return From Holiday Visits to Various Schools
Miss Rebecca Marsh returns to Toronto to resume her studies. Miss Vivian Leever goes back to Miami University. Miss Bessie James returns to Wilmington. Arnold Favret and Lester Leever also return to their respective schools, with Leever resuming studies at Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren
Rebecca Marsh
Toronto
Vivian Leever
Miami University
Bessie James
Wilmington
Arnold Favret
Lester Leever
Harrison
Distillery Sold for Cereal Plant in Lynchburg
The Friberg and Workum Lynchburg distillery plant has been sold to D. B. Rochlan and the American Food Products Co. New York and will be opened as a cereal manufacturing plant. Details are being worked out but operations could start within sixty days and 1000 to 1500 employees are expected later, signaling a local economy boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friberg & Workum
Lynchburg
D. 8. Rochlan
American Food Products Co
New York
H. 8. Pulse
American Food Company
Local Wedding Unites Harry L. Hannah and Beula Colenbach
Harry L. Hannah of Chile and Beula Colenbach of Mt. Olive wed at Rev. EB Bardsall’s Batavia home at 2:30 PM on December 31. Ceremony witnessed by Mia Minnie B. Spencer and Harold of Columbus and other family present. May the joys of the new year accompany the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Hannah
Chile
Beula Colenbach
Mt. Olive
EB. Bardsall
Batavia
Mia
Minnie B. Spencer
Harold
Columbus
Rev
Bardsall
Attorney H. L. Nichols Practice Areas in Ohio
Attorney H. L. Nichols announces practice in Hamilton and Clermont counties with offices at Suite 899 Provident Bank Building Cincinnati Ohio and residence in Batavia Ohio. This notice states his professional location and service area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provident Bank Bidr
Cincnnati
Ohio
Hamilton
Clermont County
Riesdence
Batavia
Awson
Bradley
First National Bank
Walnut Sts
Cineiares Ohio
A. B. Nichols
Eli H. Speldel
Harold D. Nichols
Nichols
Speldel & Nichols
LAW
Bata
Hamilton Building
Main Street
Ohio General Assembly Amends Dog Registration Law 1925
The act by the Ohio General Assembly, passed March 27, 1925, amends sections 5652-4 and 5652-1. It requires every dog owner to register annually by January 1 with fees of one dollar for male or spayed female dogs and three dollars for female dogs, payable to the county auditor. A late fee of one dollar applies after January 20, and penalties may be imposed on noncompliant owners.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
C. L
New Year Socials and Church Supper Diary
Local families hosted relatives and friends in New Year gatherings. A Maple Grove church supper on January 16 aims to raise funds for the church. Various households including Jones, Steward, Wallace, Slye, Lange, Sprague, Hawley and others shared visits and Sunday dinners across neighboring towns.
Local Residents Enjoy Weekend Visits Across Cincinnati Area
Sunday gatherings include Fred Smithson and wife with Francis Grossnickle family. Dayton resident Palesborn visiting Eee Ponte and George Little. Little’s family returned from a week with Corryville relatives. Columbus traveler returned after vacation with Wilmi Bright family. Cincinnati area youth events noted. Lexingto ns daughter visits. Minnie P. Sst on business trip. Hershback family shared weekend with Cincinnati friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smithson
Francis Grossnickle
Palesborn
Dayton
Eee
George Little Aern
Pei
Corryville
Columbus
M. Bright
Wilmi
Andy
Ats
Ringen
Shasok
Beloe
Cincinnati
Mebeer
Local families host gatherings over weekend and holidays
Mrs Burdsall and daughters Mildred and Clara of Evenston spent the weekend at their home. Prof Kellum and family visited his mother and aunt. Mrs Ada Davis of Hyde Park stayed over the weekend. Mrs Stouder and daughters Lora and Florence of South Milford visited sister Mrs Chas Taylor. J L Marsh and family joined Wm Cox and family for New Year’s in Milford. W J Snider and daughter Helen Ann dined with Marshall Roudebush family. Charles Legross entertained his son Suen and wife during the holidays. Helen Elmer spent Sunday at home. Mrs Lloyd Harlow of Norwood stays with sick mother Mrs John Craver. Ed Steward of Batavia spent Sunday with Chas Taylor. Oyster supper and social at Mrs. Richards was a success both socially and financially. Mrs Abernathy visited with her child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondin
B. L. Jordan
Basinger
Blanchester
Charles Dumford
Francis Petergon
Elsie Culbertson
Gertrude Dumford
Marvin McAllister
Quoshen
Charles Glancy
Madisonville
J. W. Washburn
S. Vancille Groves
Belfast
Roy
Owensville
James Rose
Frank Needham
Williamsburg
Wright Needham
Sebastian Sutton
Maude
Roy Williams
Robt Williams
Mary Culberson
Milford
Belle South
G. M. Roudebush
Bishop Henderson
Charley Simpson
McMullen
Bertha Clemons
Julia
Effie Steward
Ben McKibben
Joe Steward
Gus Brown
Norwood
Goldie Katherine
Jones
Maple Grove
W. H. Jones
C. L. Joes
Marathon
John Amnott
Louis Steward
Landau
Carrie
Burdsall Chapel
W. A. Reed
William Jones, Jr
Delapalma
Dorothy
Zetta Wallace
Newport
Dayton
Charley Slye
Alvin Anstaett
Zetta Lange
City
Inez Sprague
Marvin
Lou Hawley
Burdsall
Mildred
Clara
Evenston
Prof. Kellum
Ada Davis
Hyde Park
Stouder
Lora
Florence
South Milford
Chas. Taylor
D. H. Wellener
John Armstrong
Williams Corner
J. L. Marsh
Rebecca
Cox
W. J. Snider
Helen Ann
Marshall Roudebush
Charles Legross
Suen
Misa Helen Elmer
Lloyd Harlow
John Craver
Ed Steward
Batavia
M. Rghard
Abernathy
Public Animal Tag Offense Penalty Described
Twenty five dollars is cited as the maximum fine for owning harboring or keeping a dog with a fictitious altered or invalid registration tag or a tag not issued by the County Auditor in connection with animal registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Finest Animal Swimmers And Canary Ventriloquist Oddities
The text highlights animal swimmers such as deer and bears with deer crossing lakes and islands for grazing. It notes red deer swimming miles when hunted into the sea and mentions a canary that sings and replies as if distant. It ends with a note about the Star Spangled Banner and Framela Scott Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Smithsonian Institute of Washington
Framela Scott Key
Taking His Revenge Example of Husband Getting the Last Word
A Duluth Herald item notes a husband’s line about beating a rug as a witty example of getting the last word. It contrasts renewal of notes with renewed fees, implying comic restraint in domestic and financial matters.
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Duluth Herald
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Have
Harris
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Ethe! Genet
L. F. Coleman
Don Predmore
Pittsburg
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Malott
Honrs McDonough
Margie
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Stonelick and
Gernon
M. High
Clarence High
Fred High
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Har Patchell
Gernony Gernon
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Paina Bistee
Annie Axwell
Rimetzao
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Wood
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Wile
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Crouse
Aed
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Metz and Son
Carlier
Mee
Csther
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Locust Corner
Livengood
Daug
Gharies
Toyrand
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Cingians i
Courier
the Courier
H. L. Nichols
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