Community Notes From Local Families and Visitors
Arthur Olektoh FA Bt recovers none despite eye pain while Mrs. Hoy Sprague and her young son return home after weeks with her mother Mrs. Lou Hawley. Local farmers ship tobacco to Batavia. Neighbors share visits and hospitality with Schooleys, Nichols family, Brannocks, and others. Several guests travel from Cincinnati, Circleville, Amelia, Newtown, and Norwood for family events and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Olektoh FA
Hoy Sprague
Lou Hawley
Batavia
Erney Schooley
Local Socials Highlight Visits and Gatherings in Lindale
Mrs. Coombs hosted the Woman's Missionary Circle last Thursday afternoon. Maurice Wheeler and family from Hartwell visited his parents Sunday. Mr. Cossairt traveled to Cincinnati Saturday. The Rippsteins hosted their Cincinnati guests last Sunday. Mrs. Laura Reeves of Amelia visited relatives here last week. Mrs. Laura Neuert of Cincinnati stayed several days here. William White visited his Ludlow daughter last week. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Freemyer of Hamlet called on Dr Smith one day last week. Mrs. Will Auxier visited Amelia one afternoon. Mrs. Mary Robbins and Mrs. M. S. Kinworth spent a day with Mrs. Aller at Mr. L. L. Johnson’s. Ohio Farmers Insurance agent Bata via transacted business here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Patterson
Milton Hancock
Herman Hawke
Norwood
George Halse
Geo. Maxfield
Ed Boggess
Carthage
Bizie Boggess
Orwood
Anne Rice
Chile
Lee Hapnab
May Manning
Howard
Milford
Bryan Davis
Laurence
Ohn Davis
Hamersville
Ork
Wilda Stroup
Mary Laye
Cincinnati
George Shields
Bantam
Roscoe Crain
I. N. Crain
Helen Schier
Circleville
Larne Willis
Sadie Anderson
Amelia
Bessie Reif
Sandy Lake
Leon Patton
Reward Offer for Catarrh Cure and Hall's Medicine
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The claim notes the medicine has been used for 35 years and works through the blood. Testimonials encouraged. Toledo firm Y. J. Cheney & Co. advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine. sold by druggists.
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Hall
Y. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
All Druggista
Owensville Social Notes Mixed with Local Visits
Mrs Ce pepo puerkie signed the Sewing Ww Jonaton project. L Marsh spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Charles Whitmer and wife visited the city on Wednesday. He has been in Chicago the week, returning home. Mrs Je has returned to her daughter at Patton Five Mile. Sadie Vince hosted Whitaker sisters nearby.
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Ce Pepo
Jonaton
L. Marsh
Cincinnati
Whitmer
Sane
Chicago
Imington
Patton
Five Mile
Johnson
Paranta
Sadie Vince
Eas Whitaker
Fema
Fem
Glen Este social notes and local visits across towns
Mrs Ellen Donovan returns home after Oak- 197 visit. grandchildren Miss Mable accompanied her. Batavia visitors Bilick Meguire and daughter Ellen. James Bingham takes Virginia job. Multiple Batavia and Oakley visits. Frank McConaughy, Henry Balzhiser, Ed Vogt and Berthier travel to Kentucky. Bank officers at Moscow State Bank listed. News of illnesses, moves, and family gatherings across Glen Este and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Este
Ellen Donovan
Oak- 197
Mablenes
Bilick Meguire
Ellen
Batavia
James Bingham
Virginia
James Lottie Dean
Batavia Thursay
Mina
Bird
Cincinnati
Frank Gremier
Harry Patchell
Russell
Oakley
Frank McConaughy
Henry Balzhiser
Ed Vogt
Berthier
Kentucky
James Oraver
Owensville
A. Carlier
Frank Wissell
Norwood
Frank McConaughey
Batavia High Meets Augusta Alumni In Fast Armory Match
One of the season’s fastest basketball games will be staged at the Armory Friday night January 14 when Batavia High School plays Augusta Kentucky Alumni. The game starts at 8 oclock with admission set at 25 cents and all are invited.
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Armory
Batavia High School
Augusta
Ripley ice plant upgraded with new machinery and cold storage
Batavia residents lament the sale and removal of their ice plant while Ripley boosts its facility with modern ice making equipment and a cold storage room to meet emergencies. A countywide survey of Sunday School organized classes is underway to report youth participation, aiming to make Clermont county first.
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Ripley
Batavia
Y. P
Alice Ansteadt
BR. B
Clermont
Sale Bills Print Wednesday Through Saturday
The notice promotes sale bills to attract crowds, promising living prices and mail order fulfillment across four days. It emphasizes printed materials available midweek and weekend, encouraging purchases.
Sick List Notes And Weekend Guests At Dayton Area
Fragmentary lines record a sick list and mentions of Johnson and wile from Dayton, a spending note on rags at Road op, and Nelson as a weekend guest of P Geencky relatives.
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Aee
Johnson
Wile
Dayton
Nelson
P Geencky
Music in the Home Elevates Character and Pleasure
The article argues music greatly benefits the home by shaping emotion and guiding toward higher ideals. It laments minimal parental effort in teaching music and warns that mechanical devices may sap personal participation in this valuable activity.
Passions' Growth in Sacrifice and Power
A reflective note cites growth of both noble and dark passions as sacrifice empowers personal strength and joy. The fragment attributes the idea to W. L. Waterson and ponders empowerment through self denial.
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W. L. Wateson
Local Notices and Social Updates From Evening Paper
The column lists church donations and misposted allocations, church events, visits by Dr. W B Dennis of Effingham to Mrs Carrie Berry, and upcoming union meetings at Mt Crab. It notes social visits, a birth, Vesta Club gathering, gratitude from the Methodist church to the Worthington Children’s Home, and a sequence of theater programs at the Opera House in January.
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China
W. B. Dennis
Effingham
Ill
Carrie Berry
Rev. Edwards
Mt. Crab
Percy Smith
Dama Ohneon
Dayton
Presbyterian Church
Jt R. Hartman
Danby
Virginia
James Chatterton
Nicholas White
Vesta Club
Elizabeth Clark
Red Cross
Britton
Allen
Miller
Miss Clark
Methodist Church
Methodist Children’s Home
Worthington
Earl Davis
Madisonville
Lockland
Davis
Mrs Martha Myers dies near Centerville
Mrs Martha Myers widow of Martin Myers died Monday morning near Centerville. Interment at Bloom Rose cemetery. Mrs Clara Jester injured Saturday when a finger was caught in a car door. Marie and Raymond Ireton weekend guests of uncle R S Wise near Monterey Wom. 8. Innis reports new wife. Henry Connor family visited Ray Ingle. Guy Malott engaged Oscar Brewer for summer. James Bunyan and wife to move to Williamsburg. Mrs Lawrence Curry in Queen City Monday. Delmer Jester and wife of Williamsburg visited. Perry Connor family of Middle ee spent week with locals.
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Martha Myers
Martin Myers
Centerville
Bloom Rose Cemetery
Clara Jester
Marie
Raymond Ireton
R. S. Wise
Monterey
Wom
Innis
Henry Connor
Ray Ingle
Guy Malott
Oscar Brewer
James Bunyan
Williamsburg
Lawrence Curry
Queen City
Delmer Jester
Perry Connor
Middle
Social notes from Perintown and area visits
Miss Effie Hutson guest of relatives at Perintown last week. Miss Helen Coulter in the city Saturday. Harry E. Kearns and wife with relatives at Georgetown. Joseph Young and wife of Springfield spent last week with Henry Reed and family. Miss Gaynor Ruskin of the city visited Miss Ada Williams. Lena Hutson hosted the Woman's Club Saturday afternoon. Mrs. R. A. Jones and children visiting relatives at Columbus. Mrs. E. G. Mattox with her son Ben at Tusculum and will visit Arthur at Middletown before returning home. Cornlly has been visiting friends at Williamsburg. Theodore Bennett and wife Sunday guests of Roy Hutson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Hutson
Perintown
Helen Coulter
Harry E. Kearns
Georgetown
Joseph Young
Springfield
Henry Reed
Gaynor Ruskin
Ada Williams
Lena Hutson
Woman’s Club
R. A. Jones
Columbus
G. Mattox
Ben
Tusculum
Arthur
Middletown
Cornlly
Williamsburg
Theodore Bennett
Roy Hutson
Auctioneer A. M. Ellis Promotes Property Sales
A. M. Ellis, auctioneer, promotes expertise in personal property and land sales. Call and visit at residence Williamsville Ohio. Phone 647 Tobasco, P. O. Address R. R. 2 Amelid Ohio. Ianbtt.
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Williamsville
Tobasco
P. O
Amelid
Ohio
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