Local social notes and holiday visits listed
Lin dale and Oses St Miss Mildred Williams spent New Year's Day with her aunt Mrs Frank Figgins. Hazel Curtis is home from the hospital. Louis Rippstine visited home last week. Harold Lowe of Detroit spent holidays with his mother. A C J Wheeler and wife celebrated Xmas in Arlington Heights with Maurice Wheeler family. The Womans Club met with Mrs Elizabeth Abbott. Miss Louanna Foster visited Miss Viola Benz in Louisville. Miss Margery Ellsberry of Pleasant Ridge visited W B Hutson and family. Mrs W A Taylor hosted the Jolly Sewing Club. Dr and Mrs Wymer entertained their card club. Mr and Mrs Lee Hannah and Virginia Rose visited Miss Celia Kaes in Oakley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindale
Oses St
Mildred Williams
Frank Figgins
Hazel Curtis
Louis Rippstine
Harold’ Lowe
Detroit
A.C. J. Wheeler
Arlington Heights
Maurice Wheeler
Womans Club
Elizabeth Abbott
Clue
Mrs. Wymer
Lee Hannah
Virginia Rose
Celia Kaes
Oakley
Goshen
Mivs Jie
Frank Hoffman
Waynesville
Larrick
M. B. Church
Guy Tucker
Ralston
Bethesda Hospital
Missouria Elliot
Porter
Covington
May Burns
Harry Hill
Cincinnati
Mildred Tracy
Marrage
Coving'on
G. W. Sullivan
Clarence Smith
Lester Fields
Walter BE. Scott
Mr. Repose
Wm. Davis
Terrace Park
Monroe
Greenlawn
Victor Kuhn
Victor Jr
Foster Altman
Felicity
Masonic Club
Masonic Hall
Margaret Runyan
Lawrence Canter
Ohio Wesleyan
Albertine Dennison
Miami
Dorothy Greeno
Ashland
North Carolina
Greeno Patten
Elizabeth @race and
Robert
Richard
Kate Alexander
Woman's Relief Corps
Hayward Gatch Jr
John Walton
The
Daughters of America
Linwood Chapter
Laurel K
Plodge
Old Omnis
W. E. Price
Deaths and visits fill Goshen and surrounding towns
Mrs. Philemania Delore of Norwood dies and funeral held Monday. Residents and visitors include Fred High family from Oakley, A Spaulding family, Joe and Margaret High, Lucile Rapp, Ed Patchell, Win Thornberg, Chas Carpenter family, Hazel Carpenter, Virgil Miller, Frank Worst, Justine Connor, Joe Rein, Annie and Tillie Rein. Local sick list notes James Carpenter and Walkie family. The week brings hospital care, marriages, and community events across Goshen, Terrace Park, Felicity, Cincinnati, and Newport brief mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Carlier
Philemania Delore
Norwood
Fred High
Oakley
Michael High
A. Spaulding
Margaret
Joe
Lucile Rapp
Kentucky
Ed Patchell
Win. Thornberg
Williamsburg
Chas. Carpenter
Hazel
Virgil Miller
Russellville
Frank Worst
New Richmond
H. Johnson
Spillett
O. Johnson
Felicity
Connor
Price Hil
Justine
Joe Rein
Owensville
Annie
Tillie Rein
James Carpenter
Wm. Suell
Buelah Trost
Healthy
James Suell
Suell
Monterey
Wood
Williamsburg Notes Deck Carryover Social Roundup
Local class groups, visits and gatherings are listed including the U and I Class of the M B S party in their classroom. Josephine Knight returns to Erie after Christmas with her parents Jo Knight and wife. Mrs M Curry hosts a Thursday afternoon gathering for the 7 A C. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or host events. Theo Witt’s death is announced and Mrs Roberding visits Kansas with Evert Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U and i
M. B.S
Josephine Knight
Erie
Knight
M. Curry
Wilbur Stewart
Oxford
Rev. Stewart
J. Roy Fubr
Theo
Frances
Haase
Offutt
Julia Ward Howe Club
Cincinnati
Fritz Gates
Newtonsville Farmers Institute Turns Out Attendance
Residents attended the Newtonsville Farmers Institute on Wednesday and Thursday January 11 and 12. The piece lists visitors including Mrs. Manly Hill and daughter Bonnie Lee and W. P. Work visiting Philip Emery in Lebanon. It mentions travels to Indianapolis and Loveland, calls on Robt Bryce, Dale Roudabush, Sallie Work, and others, plus family visits in Cincinnati and Goshen. Al Shields and others planned a Florida trip. Miss Maggie Bigam visits her sister Howard Hall in Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Bigam
Sadie Belle Robinson
Elijah Newton
Cincinnati
Ben Clemons
Geo. Jones
Herbert Williams
Loveland
Chas. Dumford
al Shields
Russell
Roscoe Pringle
Stanley Emery
Florida
Maggie Bigam
Howard Hall
Goshen
Revival meetings continue in Belfast this week
Roy Groves and wife of Owensville were dinner guests of his parents Frank Groves. Paul Smysor and family of Gainsville, Fla have returned after visiting Warden Smysor and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Groves
Owensville
Frank Groves
Paul Smysor
Gainsville
Fis
Warden Smysor
Amelia Club and social notes excerpted from local missives
Mrs Leon Steurer hosted the Amelia Woman's Club while Morse Hicks visited his ill father James R and his daughter Francis Alen. The Amelia Men's Club met with Frank Hitencock. prizes awarded to Mrs Marie Slye and Mrs Beatrice Scorse. Blanche Carlyle hosted the Sewing Club. P T A plans a Wednesday meeting with a good program. Several families and visitors were reported, with multiple illnesses and social visits across Madison Place and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Léon Steurer
Amelia Woman's Club
Morse Hicks
James R
Francis Alen
Frank Hitencock
Marie Slye
Beatrice Scorse
Blanche Carlyle
Sewing Club
R. E
Flora
Pommerts
W. Scorse
Bidy
Bethel
Jenny Hutson
Juling Glover
Parole Hearing Eligibility for Inmate No 27516 Clyde Walker
No 27516 Clyde Walker, incarcerated at the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield, Ohio, from Clermont County, convicted 9 6 31 of grand larceny serving 1 to 7 years, is eligible for a hearing before the Board of Parole on or after February 1, 1993. Board of Parole 1102 By J Feeney Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Walker
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Clermont County
Board of Parole
J. J. Feeney
Appointment of Administrator for Rosa Oreager Estate
Joan Oreager of Pleasant Plain RR No 1 has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Rosa Oreager, deceased, late of Clermont County, Ohio. Dated January 6, 1933. C H Woodmansee Britton & Britton, attorneys, 1114.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Oreager
Joan Oreager
Pleasant Plain
Clermont County
Ohio
C. H. Woodmansee
Robac Britton & Britton
Farm Bureau Meeting Schedule Next Week
Local Farm Bureau units announce meetings at Mt. Carmel School Monday Jan 16 Newtonsville School Tuesday Jan 17 Bethel Memorial Building Wednesday Jan 18 at 8 p m. Attendees will hear about the new Farm Bureau setup including dues reductions a uniform membership year and coupon books for paid members. Legislative activities will be discussed and each program will feature motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Mt. Carmel
Newtonsville
Bethel Memorial
Batavia Building and Loan Association Declares Yearly Dividend
The Batavia Building and Loan Association, long established here, again declares a dividend at the start of the year pleasing its stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Indian Chief Young Bear to Speak at Farm Bureau Program
Indian Chief Young Bear, Cherokee, will give an educational lecture at Per intown School on January 12 at 8:00 p.m. He will discuss Indian costume traditions worships tribal rites and pastimes. The open meeting invites non members to attend and enjoy the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Bear
Farm Bureau
Perintown School
Norfolk and Western Relief Fund Receipts Hit 190 891
The Norfolk and Western Railway’s Relief Fund reports third quarter 1932 receipts of 190 891 01 with a total Fund balance of 2 581 343 38. Membership reached 17 718 or 96 13 percent of employees. Since 1917 receipts total 10 226 347 60 while benefits amount to 7 647 000 plus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
J. C. Snavely
Relief and Pension Department
Relief Fund
Norfolk and Western
Mutilated Currency Clipped Coins in Colonial Times
The term Sharp-shins described money cut from large coins in colonial days to create smaller denominations. Rain colors the clouds with hues that reflect how far droplets have progressed toward forming rainfall.
Church notices and services across area churches
The bulletin lists a chicken dinner fundraiser at the M E Church Friday January 13 at 5 30 p m for Home and Foreign Missionary Societies. Batavia Presbyterian and Monterey Presbyterian announce midweek and Sunday services with themes and hymnals. Church of the United Brethren presents Sunday School 9 30 Morning worship 10 30 and Holy Communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Price Inc
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Jesus
Monterey
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Lewis G. Ludwick
Campaign Funds Listed In 1932 Campaign Totals
Washington reports the Republican National Committee spent 2,670,652 from June 1, 1932, to year end, against 1,708,000 by the Democratic National Committee and 4,256,111 by Republicans in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Democrats Expense Washington and Budget Gap
The Democratic National Committee reported year end balance and deficit figures to Congress. It showed expenditures of 1 638 177 and receipts of 1 708 507 leaving 70 330 in balance. Unpaid obligations reached 839 885 producing a deficit of 769 055 after accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Congress
South Trimble
House
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Stone Lick and
Gernow
Glen Este
Milford
Billy Fitegerald
Philip Sperry
Geo. Shaffer
Bruchard
Joe Feuertag
Agnes de Brunner
Jerome
Ervin Avery
Will, Avery
Brion
Earl
Louis Beagle
Newtown
Dams
Bess
Mary Smith
Jesse Beagle
Kettler Inn
Bils Robuck
John
Ethel Weeler
Washington, D. C
Rinehardt
Carrie
Little Hazel
Mrs. Brockman
Elsie Denham
Belfast
Wiggonsville
Geo. Bee
S. Ed
Charles Bee
W. L. Gray
Madison Place
Ben David
George Bee
George Larkins
Neva May Wood
Agnes Bee
Earl Canter
D. Snider
Grace Zellars
Lancaster
Mesdames Pan and
Roehm
Batavia O. N. G
LaMacedoes
Lady Blanche
Tarm
Frances Parkinson Keyes
WIN
Frances Parkinson Keyts
New England
Perintown
N. & W. Benefits
Clermont Courier
Courier
Clermont Pub. CO
M. E. Church
L. L. Cherrington
Christian Endeavor
Servion
Democrats
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