Community Notes From Amelia and Surrounding Areas
Couriers relay personal items from Clermont county residents and nearby towns. Sunday School meets at 9 30 with preaching to follow. Sympathy to Mrs Wm Burdsall Sr on Effie Burdsall's passing at Christ Hospital after a 16 week illness. Various visits, dinners, and gatherings noted across Hyde Park Goshen Mt Washington and Georgetown with multiple host families and clubs. Upcoming events include Open House, Silver Dine Anniversary, sewing and ladies clubs, and a community institute January 25 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Burdsall Sr
Effie
Christ Hospital
Lewis Anstaett
C. D. Boyd
Hyde Park
P. M
Walter
Hyde Park East
Joe Stuart
Herbert Cormick
Hilliard
Highland
Dorothy Hill
Helen Burgess
Glendale
Suttons
McCormick
Harley Price
Jas Spaler
Lloyd Folley
Wilmington
Mildred Wilson
Elmer Bailey
Bobby
Goshen
Anna Motsinger
Jamestown
Perintown Socials Mention Visits and Movements
Perintown residents Mr and Mrs Dale Philhower and Miss Carrie Hutchinson were guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Kaiser of Terrace Park. W E Hutchinson of Westwood visited his mother. Several local families attended dinners and gatherings at the homes of the Binnings, Kipnters, Waldren, Leming, and others. Henry Binning and family moved to Robert Turner’s farm on Round Bottom Road. Emma Binning and others visited, with several callers including G F Laudeman on George C. Davis’ corner Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Philhower
Carrie Hutchinson
Perintown
Fred Kaiser
Terrace Park
W. E. Hutchinson
Westwood
Fred Binning
George Kipn
Henry Thomas
Perintow
Henry Binning
Williamsburg
Robert Turner
Emma Binning
Andy Waldren
Jim Leming
Wilbur Binning
Edward Binning
Robert Berger
Bertha Binning
Fred Bining
Clark Harlow
Wolley Edinger
G. F. Laudeman
George C. Davis
Amelia P. T. A. Jitney Supper and School Program
On Wednesday evening February 1 the Amelia P. T. A. will serve a Jitney Supper in the school cafeteria followed by an auditorium program at 8 oclock featuring performances by school children. Various booths will be placed in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia P. T. A
Schol
Williamsburg Social Clubs Share Busy Week
Mrs. P. Elton Elrod hosted the Thursday Afternoon Club. Mrs. L. W. White visited Hyde Park with Mrs. Guy Holmes. Vesta Club hosted by Mrs. H. L. Britton. Missionary Society met at Mrs. M. D. Kratzer’s home. Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Allison visited Rev. W. C. Lippert over the weekend. F. F. B. Club enjoyed dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Andres. Service Class of the Presbyterian Sunday School gathered at the Miller home. Miss Virginia Dennis hosted the Junior Class of W. H. S. at Mrs. Elizabeth Dennis’s home. W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. R. B. Nichols’s home January 2 for plans. E. S. Dugan and mother visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christie at Marathon on New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Elton Elrod
L. W. White
Guy Holmes
Hyde Park
H. L. Britton
Vesta Club
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
M. D. Kratzer
D.E. Allison
Coyington, Ky
W. C. F. Lippert
Marie
Henry Andres
F. F. B. Club
Presbyterian Sunday School
Miller
Walter Rose
Harry Hornback
Virginia Dennis
W. H.S
Elizabeth Dennis
R. B. Nichols
E. S. Dugan
Emma Dugan
Edward Christie
Marathon
Hamlet Couple Welcomes Son Ronald Lee
Mr and Mrs Albert Link announce the birth of a son Ronald Lee on January 6. Other notes include Louderback returning to service station after a weeklong illness and various regional visits by local families during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Link
Ronald Lee
Louderback
Latart
Cincinnati
Offutt
Batavia
Courier Board of Directors
Kelsey
Farley
Logan
W. Va
Curliss
Sardinia
Albert Channel
D. W. Ford
Theilers
College Hill
Nevytonsville Community Notes Reflect Holiday Gatherings
Attendees at M. E. Sunday School last Sunday included Mr and Mrs Wm Dumford and family and Richard Sehult from Knox County. Several families shared holiday visits from Belfast Goshen Covington Norwood and Cincinnati with neighbors and kin. Colds pneumonia and illnesses are noted among Elmer Hill Paul Spencer and others as townsfolk recount Christmas and New Year memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev’tonsville
M. E
Wm. Dumford
Famil —S
Richard Sehult
Knox County
George Diss
Howard Dumford
Tully Convoy School
Perry Wood
Elbert
Belfast
Robert Williams
Elva Wood
Avondale
Frank Schooley
Doris Jane Ogle
Beulah Hall
Goshen
Homan Marsh
Vera Biddle
Latonia
Earl O’hara
Elmer Hill
Paul Spencer
Misses Rose
Jennie Collins
Norwood
Owensville Notes Highlight Local Visits Events
Local residents report numerous social visits with Owensville connections. The Farmer's Institute arrives January 16 17 at the Owensville School Auditorium with lunch served. Owensville Eastern Star begins the year with its first meeting on Saturday January 14.
Summerside-Mt Carmel News and Social Notes
Community updates record births, gatherings, and visits. A baby boy was born to Summerside Mt Carmel members Elizabeth Born and husband. The Builders class met at German Hall with many couples attending and a lunch served. Local officers and families shared weekend hospitality and resident moves are noted.
Community Guests Share Christmas Week Across Homes
Local families and relatives from Ft Thomas Paris Covington Moscow and Westwood gathered over Christmas. Guests included NICHOLSVILLE C C Day and wife at Frank Idlett home. Mr and Mrs Gilbert McMurchy with E A McMurchy family. Lieut and Mrs Wagner of Westwood. Wm Idlett and Chas Frazee families. Perkins and Jones households. Arch ie McMurphy and Wm Wilson on business to Piqua Kentucky. the Moffetts and Schott families with Cincinnati ties. Hel en Hall visiting Emery Hall and wife. Porter Moore family from Denver with son-in-law. Betz of Paris. Grigsby Parvin Covington. Iva Norris in Mt. Washington. The P T A will meet at the schoolhouse Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert McMurchy
E. A. McMurchy
Archie
Wagner
Westwood
Wm. Idlett
Chas. Frazee
Clarence Frazee
John Frazee
Perkins
Archig
Wm. Jones
Moscow
Frank Idlett
William
Archie McMurphy
Wm. Wilson
Piqua
Moffetts
Cheviott
Betz
Paris
James Meeker
Grigsby Parvin
Covington
Eugene Laycock
Iva Norris
John
Mt. Washington
FARM CLUB MET East Hill Farm Club Elects New Officers
East Hill Farm Club met with thirteen members and two guests. New officers chosen: President M. Binkley, Vice-President F. Salter, Treasurer K E Ballard, Secretary V. Bourkle, Press Reporter A. Knapp. Music by C. Glaney. Hostess M. Buschbacker. The meeting featured readings and a lunch of coffee and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hill Farm Club
M. Binkley
F. Salter
KE. Ballard
V. Bourkle
A. Knapp
C. Glaney
M. Buschbacker
Edna Ballard
Mesdames Ashton
Ruschbacker
Binkley
Budo
Bourkle
Sang
Local social notes from Bethel area visitors
Bethel residents and guests share visits across Indiana Missouri and Pittsburgh. Edwin Lee Kennedy Allen Harris Elton Taylor and Bobby Lewis spent Sunday with Clifford Salt in Indianapolis. Mrs Alice Drewel of Wellington Mo visits with E A Swope and Louis Groppenbacher family. Miss Glenna Fisher hosted contract bridge. Ruth Faul returns from Pittsburgh with Porter Beck and Mrs Willard Zimmerman accompanying from Pittsburg and Elbert from Portland visits. Roger Hamnaford of Cincinnati visits Bird Brooks. Twenty seven C E S Chapter members enjoyed an eventful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Zimmerman
Elbert
Portland
Roger Hamnaford
Cincinnati
Bird Brooks
C. E. S. Chapter
Batavia Social Notes and Visitors
Batavia chapter gatherings Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Paul Blocher initiated. Visitors include Aunt Mrs Cora Thomason of Xenia and a Sunday group from Cincinnati. Woman's Club met with Mary Badgley hostess. program by Margaret West and readings by Corie Page and Emma Bredwell. Visitors from Wheeling and Cleveland noted. sewing club hosted by Lora Wichard. Additional calls from Milford and Lookout residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Paul Blocher
W. H
Corie Page
Emma Bredwell
Roll Call
Alcott
Clyde Simms
Jerry
Wheeling
W. Va
Lora Wichard
Sewing Club
Geo. Halse
Neal
Mt. Nebo
Phil Swing
Cleveland
C. E. Canter
Milford
Oliver House
Obituary and social notices from Mt Holly area
Mrs Nanie Channel longtime Mt Holly resident dies at Jewish Hospital Saturday morning. Funeral Monday conducted by Rev Brandon and Rev Wally with burial in Old Bethel cemetery. Page Dawsons hosted dinner for his father Lloyd Pollock and family in Miamiville. Margaret Channell to Davell Johnston wed in a prior ceremony. Mrs Earl Binning to host Athella Class. L H Circle to quilt with Grayce Honaker. Several sickness updates and funeral notices reported for local families. Virgil Wilfert clan visited Ta basco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanie Channel
Mt. Holly
Jewish Hospital
Bantam
Akron
Margaret Channell
Geo. Channell
Davell Johnston
Earl Binning
Athella
L. H. Circle
Grayce Honaker
Tom Booth
Middletown
J. E. Uteester
H. Horn
Maud
J. Bissantz
Boyd
C. Lytle
Williamsburg
Walter Lytle
Batavia
Leon Liston
YW Tytle
Borace
Lottie Boles
Annabelle Flora
M. E
Mt. Moriah
Virgil Wilfert
Tabasco
Mary
Norman Fagin
Civil Service Exams Offered for Wage and Hour Units
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Supervising Inspector Senior Inspector and Inspector in the Wage and Hour Division Department of Labor with salaries from 2600 to 3800. Applicants need relevant industry or governmental experience and must be 25 to 52. Applications due February 7 1939 for eastern states and February 10 1939 for western states. Information from M Peet local Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Department of Labor
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Colorado
M. Peet
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Post Office
Fire Destroys Barn On Rogers Place
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a barn on the Nina Rogers place two miles west of Amelia at Judd's station road about 10 A M. Tenant Joe Humphreys could not get help from nearby villages. Loss included three horses two cows three heifers 150 bushels of corn 3 or 4 tons shredded fodder and farm implements. Insurance covers 300. Humphreys loss about 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Rogers
Judd
Station Road
Amelia
Joe Humphreys
W. A. Williams
Humphrey
Columbus Letter Highlights State Library Master Catalog
The master card catalog of 6,000,000 non fiction books for Ohio libraries calls it a revolution in library service. Citizens can request searches by postcard and have books transferred between libraries at transport costs. The WPA funded project costs 280,000 dollars with 38,000 from libraries. A 2.5 million book catalog for nine universities will be housed at Western Reserve University. Ohio plans a strong World’s Fair exhibit with funding and leadership from Director Earl Hanefeld. Ohio agriculture shows 1938 income at 292,000,000 with shifts to soybeans and hybrid corn. Public Employment Retirement board guidance on membership for exempt classes. Ohio State University ranks sixth in national enrollment with 18,148 full time students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Paul A. T. Noon
Toledo
State Library
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Noon Rengrted
Earl H. Hanefeld
State Department of Agriculture
Martin L. Davey
Mr. Hanefeld
92D Capitel Assembly
Hanefeld
H. C. Ramsower
State Agricultural Extensioy Sevice
Herbert S. Duffy
Employer’ Retirement Board
Wilson E. Hoge
Hoge
Ohio State University
Raymond Walters
University of Cincinnati
California
Minnesota
Columbia
New York
Illinois
Walters
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Vd Rapp
Ft. Ancient
Sam DeVon
Hamilton
Earl Ridings
Loveland
H. McCormick
Richard Stuart
Paul Spaler
Billy Bulow McCormick
Taylor Codling
Greenberry
W. J. Burdsall Sr
Chas. Klausing
C. C. Houser
Wm. Russell
Gale Oberlin
Bertha Townsley
Leonard Billingsley
J. R. Carlisle
Ralph Lewis
Carlos Hutson
Marilyn Mae Manning
Bethel
Barbara Joy Cropper
Houser
Phileathea
Mabel
Coast Guard
Emma Judd
R. A. Cropper
Rachel Perin
John Snyder
Nellie Mattox
Nancy Hicks
Richard Hicks
Lenora Sellers
Dora Beckett
Purdum
Georgetown
Milford Building Loan & Savings Company
Th Bf Universal Cn
Financi Bas Et Titi Titan
Rocky Ford
Schwartz
Lillie Washburn
Batsvie
Olive
Ida Branch
Pringle
Albert Meier
Walnut Hills
Thompson
L. Kummer
Beck
G. Taphorn
Mary Garbe
H. Schickley and
Fitzpatrick
George Taylor
William Schickley
H. Schickley
Fred Boerger and Son
J. Luedee
Schickley
Virginia Wittmeyer
W. H. Taylor
Mt. Washing
Thieraut
Rod
Cread Hollifield
Judren
Lin
Geay
A. Meier
G. D. Ford
Joe Phillips
Neville
Albert Ross
G. Davis
Periitown
Utter
Willis Light
Billy
Ed. Ross
Linden Gray
Buford
Edward Gray
Lindy
Ed Ross
Edith Anstaett
Owensville
Ali
Betty Oakland
Hollywood
Calif
George Birstrai
John E. George
Williamsville
Thelma Favett
Loup
Newtown
Lois Elliott
Howard Elliott
John Craver
Elmer McCormick
Jack Genet
E. H. Thirey
Mayme Ulrey
Alice Gomien
W. A. Mayer
Bellefontaine
Keith Ulrey
Pleasant Ridge
Anna Ulrey
Farmer’s Institute
Owensville Eastern Star
Summerside
Mt, Carmel
Nam
Elizabeth Born
Madisonville
K. Shearwood
Jack Cann
M. Day
O. W. McPride
W. McGraw
E. Kincaid
S. Pattison
W. Wolf
M. Atehley
Figons
A. H. Theis
W. H. Beatty
Birmingham
Mich
W. Creott
Mary Ruth
C. Roesiger
W. M. Schneider
Nicholsville
C. C. Day and Wife
Ft. Thomas
Farm Club Met
Rogers Place
Lakeview Dansant
Seenore
Hink and Dink
Shaw Beat Revas Orchestra
Rainey’s
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