Weekend Visits and Social Gatherings in Stonelick Area
Miss Rose Evanchyk of Carmel and Miss Mary Evanchyk of Cincinnati spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Evanchyk. Marie Carlin of Owensville and friend called on Mr and Mrs Leo Carrier. Several locals visited relatives in Cincinnati Russellville Owensville and Lynchburg. A Nelson Patchell wedding shower in Oakley drew local attendees including Mrs Rose Patchell and Mrs Cora Patchell.
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Stonelick
Rose Evanchyk
Carmel
Mary Evanchyk
Cincinnati
Frank Evanchyk
Marie Carlin
Owensville
Leo Carrier
Frank McCabe
Charles Carpenter
Lou Carpenter
Turkey Bottom
Virgil Miller
Russellville
John Worst
Ike Friend
Perintown
Joe Worst
Mary Saunders
Oakley
Nelson Patchell
Rose Patchell
Mike High
Cora McAfee
Cora Patchell
Leo Carlier
Paris Benton
Bert Patchell
Milford
Patchell
Bill Mayer
Oscar Baltshier
Ed. Patchell
Lynchburg
Oscar Balzshier
George Balzshier
Williamsburg
Weekend Visits Across Xenia Batavia and Madeira
Mr and Mrs Edward Arnold with Frank Hoag of Xenia hosted visitors. Julia Wellner and daughter Bettie called on relatives. Wilford Snyder stayed in Madeira with her parents. Ida Lehrer and Lucy Hilderbrant visited relatives in Xenia and Wilmington. Lydia Ansteatt of Batavia spent Sunday with Arnold Ansteatt. The Mull family welcomed Aschenbachs from Kentucky and Carl Russell from East End. Bill Rosselot and family visited H Carriers. Arnold Snider and Floyd Duchiman hosted Sunday guests including Anna Duchiman.
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Owensville
Edward Arnold
Frank Hoag
Xenia
John Craver
Julia Wellner
Bettie
City
Wilford Snyder
Madeira
Ida Lehrer
Lucy Hilderbrant
Wilmington
Lydia Ansteatt
Batavia
Arnold Ansteatt
Mull
Aschenbach
Kentucky
Carl Russell
East End
Bill Rosselot
H. Carriers
Arnold Snider
Floyd Duchiman
Anna Duchiman
Athletic Association Sets Tourney Dates In Clermont County
The Clermont County Athletic Association met in Amelia on January 4 to plan the annual basketball tournament. Both boys and girls contests will be included with girls likely starting February 16 and boys beginning February 18 and continuing on the 19th 25th 26th 28th for finals. Drawings occur next week and full schedule will be announced. Attendees included Supt Thompson New Richmond chair Supt Little Felicity Supt Prewitt Williamsburg Supt Tabscott Amelia and Supt Evans Owensville.
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Clermont County Athletic Association
Amelia
Thompson
New Richmond
Little
Felicity
Prewitt
Williamsburg
Tabscott
Evans
Owensville
Williamsburg Social Notes Highlight Eastern Guests
Mr and Mrs Arthur Peed and J C Fuhr returned from Paris Texas after four weeks as guests of Frank Underwood's daughter. The column lists visits from the Briggs family at Bremen, Cincinnati dinners, bridge club events, and friends from Detroit Lexington and Kentucky. Edward Gotherman from Lexington visits during holidays.
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Arthur Peed
J.C. Fuhr
Frank Underwood
Paris
Tex
Taxon Briggs
Bremen
Chas. Eichenbacker
Ella Beeler
Cincinnati
Mabel Kunyan
Arthur Storer
Jesse
Albert Crary
J. W. Foster
J. Roy Fuhr
Burg
Foster Home
L. W. White
Henry Busch
Detroit
C. A. Frazier
Newtonville Sunday Guests Sail Into Week’s Social Mix
Sunday guests at the Long family home in Newtonville included Walter Hardman and daughter from Dayton Clara Thompson of Morrow Roy Williams and Miss Maude Norwood Rev Tumblesome Mrs Melvin Good and Russell Stella Dimmitt and the Jones and Engee households from Madisonville Also gatherings with Armco concert in Cincinnati Visites by Herbert Williams and Mae Meek families and W L Stevicks hosting relatives from Toledo Trips home from Florida by Swartz Pringle and Watson families and Jas White returning to Greenbriar school
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C. A. Long
Walter Hardman
Dayton
Clara Thompson
Morrow
Roy Williams
Maude
Norwood
Tumblesome
Melvin Good
Russell
Stella ‘Dimmitt
George Jones
Gus Engee
Madisonville
Manly Hill
Beryl Jordan
Paul
Armco
Cincinnati
Herbert Williams
Rossmeyer
Wilmer Shields
Forrest Shields
Moores Fork
Perry Wood
Lillie Washburn
Robert Kingman
City
Kingman
Mae Meek
Price Osborn
Dale
Swartz
Pringle
Watson
Florida
Notice of Church Property Sale and Bankruptcy Discharge
Legal notice announces that the Miami Conference United Brethren plans to sell church property in Williamsburg Clermont County Ohio to fund other uses with court approval sought. The court hearing for authorization to sell is set after February 3, 1938. A separate notice covers Willard Wisby bankruptcy discharge in Cincinnati with a February 28 1988 hearing.
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D. T. Gregory
D. A. Puderbaugh
W. I. Underwood
S. E. Rasey
W. T. Frank
F. L. Dennis
L. M. Hohn
Miami
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
E. L. Smith
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Towit
Williamsburg
State of
Gay Street
Willard Wisby
United States District
United States Government Building
Eighth and
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Harry F. Rabe
Dawson E. Bradley
Keith Building
Jean Binning Appointed Deputy Clerk
Jean Binning daughter of Elmer Binning County Commissioner-Elect who died before taking office has been named deputy clerk by Clerk of Courts Lee Hannon. The appointment comes as the county clerk’s office expands due to new automobile registration duties from a recently enacted law. Binning graduated from Bethel High School and completed a business course in Cincinnati.
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Jean Binning
Elmer Binning
Lee Han
Miss Binning
Bethel High School
Cincinnati
Reds Endorse Night Baseball Expansion
Cincinnati Reds report that night games have grown among minor league clubs, with 20 more teams playing under lights last year than in 1936. The team notes fan support for night ball and expects expansion beyond current major and minor league play.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Sharpshooter Perry Helps Stop 72 MPH Car Thieves
New Richmond Marshal Frank Perry and accomplice Melvin Carter chased two Cincinnati youths in a stolen Higginsport car. Perry fired four shots, puncturing a tire and steering the suspects to stop. The youths, Howard Burns and Russell Mahoney, surrendered and were jailed in Georgetown, while the car owner, George Nagel, reported the theft near Higginsport.
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Frank Perry
New Richmond
Cincinnati
Higginsport
S. D. Miller
Brown County
Perry
Melvin Carter
Carter
Miller
Pat Harmon
Georgetown
Howard Burns
Main Street
Russell Mahoney
Winslow Avenue
Ohio
George Nagel
Fort Thomas Avenue
Fort Thomas
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