Williamsburg social and notice roundup of January events
Williamsburg news highlights January 1928 activities including Legion Hall installation by Dr. Wymer, W O C officers installed by Mrs Gardner, sewing circle plans, visits by locals to Cincinnati and Akron, a Grange event at school auditorium, and social gatherings at homes with clubs, dinners, and church circles noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Williamsburg
Dr. Wymer
Bethel
Harvey
Meyer
Ruffner
Carpenter
Gaylord Fletcher
Hattie Gardner
Edna Carpenter
Ada Fagin
Henrietta Jones
Anna Binkley
Della Smith
Ida Atchley
Bernice Beech
Maud McCollum
Ethel Amiott
Etta Amiott
Ada Amiott
Lula Beech
Will Gardner
James Brooks
O. Chatterton
Helen Connor
Cincinnati
Ollie McKeever
Fred Jones
Richard
O. B. Martin
Jones
Heri
Community stunned by Billy Weimer illness at Bethesda
The note reports Billy Weimer's sudden sickness and hospital admission at Bethesda Hospital. Visiting relatives from Cincinnati Akron Mt. Washington and local residents joined in supportive visits. It also mentions social gatherings at the Bender home and a January meeting of the Glen Olive Clothing and Whitaker Livestock Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Weimer
Bethesda Hospital
Ohas
Houser
Robert
Cincinnati
Troutman
Rohr
Akron
Oscar Hater
Will Horn
Mt. Washington
Wm. Bender
Oscar Meyer
Homer Malott
Edgar Moebacker
Bender
Walter Krekeler
Glen Olive Clothing and
Whitaker Livestock Clubs
Home and Social Notes from Local Residents
The column records visits among families in Williamsburg Olive Branch Batavia and Cincinnati. Notable items include Mr and Mrs Edgar Mos backer hosting, Oscar Hafer and family visiting, Ed Hill visiting friends, Hafer calling on the Bender family, Barbeau and Malott visiting Mrs Troutman and Alma Bender, Waits moving back to the city, Dr F A Ireton and family visiting, school reopening after holidays, Christmas gatherings with Caldwell family, Aileen Ireton visiting Grandpa Ireton, searches for Thomas Carr unsuccessful, Pearl Carr rumored to buy Jake Johnson farm, Volney Malott and wife hosting son Otto from Lockland, Florence Innis visiting, Clara Jester visiting, and the Heffner brothers riding the bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
Eldon Stickle
Cincinnati
Maude Nichols
Batavia
Delia Stickle
J. O. Fitzpatrick
Hopkins Ave
Georgette Stievenard
Cora Bly
Ed Bishop
Williamsburg
Rochester Ruggles
Louisville
John Pommert
Alice Green
Philathea Club
Fred Leeds
Winchester
J. W. Mott
Margaret Corbly
Victor Corsi
Bertha Simmons
Nicholsville
Howard Hancock
Edgar Mosbacker
Oscar Hafer
Bob Hafer
Ed Hill
Bender
Harry Barbeau
Homer Malott
Olive Branch
Chas. Troutman
Alma Bender
Waits
F. A. Ireton
O. P. Caldwell
Aileen Ireton
Goshen
Grandpa Ireton
Thomas Carr
Pearl Carr
Jake Johnson
Volney Malott
Otto
Lockland
Florence Innis
Clara Jester
Carpenter
Lewis
Raymond Heffner
Fashions Echo Underworld Ties Amid Cold Weather
Local notes report illness and weather driven attire while urging Health Btdmps campaigns. Social news covers marriages in Walnut Hills and Martinsville visits, a Bethesda Hospital operation, a death in Owensville, property sale on Back Street, and Bertha Yager’s illness.
Nicholsville Taps Electric Line Amid Illnesses and Obits
Residents express relief as Union Gas and Electric plans a line from Bethel toward Nicholsville connecting with New Richmond to end outages. Sick list includes Gail Daugherty, Mrs. Hugo Hawke, John Knowles. Obituary notes Mrs. Russell Corbin nee Milner and Mrs. Caroline Padgett with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Daugherty
Hugo Hawke
John Knowles
Union Gas and Electric Company
Bethel
New Richmond
Nicholsville
Russel Corbin
Russel Corbin (Nee Milner
Gilbert McMurchy
Cincinnati
Burgett
Russel Cortin
Lee Corbin
Seymour Prather
Norwood
Thelma Faucher
Russell Parish
Mt. Washington
J. Prather
King Boothby
Felicity
Spring Grove
Caroline Padgett
Eugene Laycock
Laycock
Canter
Calvary
Holiday gatherings and visits in Ludlow Kentucky area
Families including Maldtt Meyer Bender Brothers Weimer Stoddard Malott Keen and others exchanged New Year greetings and hosted and attended multiple home gatherings and a pound party led by Rev Jackson. events spanned Monday to Saturday with dinners and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Maldtt
Wm. Bender
Oscar Meyer
Clarence Brothers
Edgar Mosbacker
Bender
Jack Keenan
Ludlow
Wm. Weimer
Oscar Meyers
Olive Branch
Rev. Jackson
Ray Stoddard
Frank Malott
Chas. ‘Troutman
Ezra Seyler
Chummy Mexico Social Circle Names Use First Names
In a civil social setting in Mexico both men and women within the same circle address each other by Christian names rather than surnames or titles, reflecting a familiar cultural practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Xmas visitors and arrivals in Newtonsville area
Delayed Christmas visitors include M M Hill and wife D A Rogers and family Henry Reischer and children of Oakley Estle Hill Wellington Hill Ruth Eunice Spencer and others. Wellington Hill announces a new baby boy born December 2. Local families host dinners and spend holidays with relatives across Newtonsville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Hill
D. A. Rogers
City
Henry Reischer
Oakley
Estle Hill
Wellington Hill
Ruth
Eunice Spencer
John Grossnickle
Will Grossnickle
Will Carr
Raymond Carr
Sam Snyder
Annie Whitaker
Madisonville
Harry Katty
Bethel
Ed Pringle
O Columbus
Will Grossnicke
Frank Sparks
Cincinati
Ben Clemons
Russell Hill
Rusher
Manley Hill
Elmer Hill
Stevick
Earl Jones
Estle Pringle
J. W. Washburn
Harry Stammett
Howard Engle
Emery and Sons
Tom
Nan Collins
Village of Amelia seeks bids to upgrade electric light plant
Bids will be received by the village clerk until 12 o’clock noon January 20 1928 for labor and materials to alter construct and recondition the Village Electric Light Plant of Amelia Ohio including erecting poles stretching wire lowering cross arms placing transformers and equipping the plant to first class condition. Each bid must name all interested parties and include a fifty dollar bond to the satisfaction of the Village Council. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved by the Village Council. W K Slye Clerk January 7 1928
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Ohio
Ameia
Elia
W. K. Slye
Value of Mottoes and the pursuit of ideals
A reflective note on mottoes guiding ambition. Quoting Goethe, the piece argues ideals point to unattained goals and should stay before us to inspire effort and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Woman Pulls Wool Over Man's Eyes Cartoon Caption
Cartoon caption notes a woman deceives a man leading to a sheepish reaction, published in Cartoons Magazine. The line uses a pun linking deception to sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartoons Magazine
Massey Authorized to Take Subscriptions in Batavia
Chas F Massey of Batavia Ohio is authorized to collect subscriptions for the listed publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Massey
Batavia, Ohio
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Will Smith
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Oliver House
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Maude Barnes
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