Local social notes from Cincinnati and surrounding towns
Miss Elizabeth Pierce and Elizabeth Teegarden of Cincinnati visited Teegarden's on Sunday. The Atenla Class met at Mrs. Chester Smith's Friday. Mrs. Ludlow cares for ill Mrs. Will Lungmus. Friends of Mrs. John Sly of Amelia regret her recent accident. Mrs. Valley Wait and Neva June of Williamsburg visited T. B. Smith on Sunday. Mintie Collet nurses Miss Annabell Floro who is improving. Communion services were held at the Christian Church with a sermon by Rev. Zimmerman and strong music. Mr. and Mrs. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of Forest Hill played bridge with the Saturday night club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Pierce
Elizabeth Teegarden
Cincinnati
Teegarden
Atenla
Chester Smith
Ludlow
Will Lungmus
John Sly
Amelia
Valley Wait
Neva June
Williamsburg
T. B
Zimmerman
Moore
Snyder
Forest Hill
Social notes from Glen Este and nearby towns
Residents travel to Fort Myers Florida for a stay. Numerous social visits recur across Glen Este Owensville Amelia with card clubs sewing groups and bridge evenings. Families host and attend gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. McGuire Jacobs Billingsley and Smythe across the week and weekend.
Visits and social chatter from area families
Mrs. Nora Miller and Mrs. Lola Ireton visited Cincinnati Thursday. Neighbors and friends joined Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Liming for a Wednesday evening gathering. Clara Lamar of Moscow visited Sarah Hawk last week. Lora Schwab New Richmond and Margaret Hiatt Cincinnati visited Kinnett parents Thursday. Anna Browning and Minnie Hawk recently ill but improving. Daisy Day home hosted Nora Miller Katie Groppenbacher Anna Little visitors. Earl Reed George Day Catherine Mattox Harley Day Charlotte Lester Milford Manchester visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Browning
Minnie Hawk
Nora Miller
Katie Groppenbacher
Anna Little
Daisy Day
Earl Reed
George Day
Catherine Mattox
Milford
Harley Day
Charlotte Lester
Manchester
Clarice Higsby
Henry Rossman
Williamsb urg Vesta Club hosts and local notices
Mrs J W Lytle chaired a Vesta Club gathering with a Civil War tale read by Mary Wurtz and songs by Lorna Laycock and others. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs K T Crockett of St Louis. Rebekah Lodge installed members, funeral held for Anderson Malott, and local residents attended events in Cincinnati and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lytle
Vesta Club
Mary Wurtz
Honey
Lorna Laycock
Wilma McVeigh
Trilla Walker
K. T. Crockett
St. Louis
J. Roy Fuhr
J. B. Cover
Florida
Rebekah Lodge
Mesdames
Walter McAdams
Samuel Patterson
Esta Fa
Stanley Morel
G. L. Smith
Ralph R. Fuhr
C. E. S. School of Instruction
Cincinnati
Local Weddings and Visits Highlight Community Life
Miss Linnie Woodmansee and Clyde Dansberry along with Miss Zelma Johnson and Walter Abner tied the knot last week. Mrs Minnie Kinnet visited her son Verne Kinnett, and Mrs Winnie Schubert of Felicity spent Wednesday with Mrs Lydia Simon as the community notes continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Woodmansee
Clyde Dansberry
Zelma Johnson
Walter Abner
Minnie Kinnet
Verne Kinnett
Winnie Schubert
Felicity
Lydia
Simon
Margaret McCullough
Local Social Roundup From Cincinnati and Nearby
Mrs Louise Harris of Cincinnati spent Thursday with her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Paeltz. Mrs Harve Hutson hosted the Woman s Club Friday afternoon. The Baptist Circle met with Mrs Browning Thursday evening. Mrs Clarence Kennedy entertained the Thursday afternoon bridge club. Mrs Ida McNutt was surprised by her Sunday School class Tuesday evening. Mrs Earl Eastwood of Vincennes Ind is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C F Davis. Mrs Anna Hancock of Dayton is visiting Bethel relatives. Miss Eleanor Love has gone to Florida for a three months stay with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Harris
Cincinnati
Chas. Paeltz
Harve Hutson
Baptist Circle
Browning
Clarence Kennedy
Ida McNutt
Earl Eastwood
Vincennes
Ind
C. F. Davis
Anna Hancock
Dayton
Bethel
Eleanor Love
Florida
Local Social Roundup From Cincinnati and Columbus
Mary Warman and Blanche Needham shopped in Cincinnati on Tuesday. Hugh Allen Windle returned to Columbus after a two week visit with his mother Mrs Opal Windle. Mrs Elizabeth Morgan is sick. Mrs Ethel Genett was in Cincinnati Friday. T W Needham and family hosted Mr and Mrs Hyde and family of Frankfort Sunday. Crystal Morgan visited Ruth Warman Friday. Cathryn Caldwell hosted Miss Virginia Trapp of Perintown Tuesday evening. Mrs Mary Jones entertained guests Thursday evening Rebecca Turel Mary Warman and Louise Garman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Warman
Blanche Needham
Cincinnati
Hugh Allen Windle
Columbus
Opal Windle
Elizabeth Morgan
Ethel Genett
T. W. Needham
Hyde
Frankfort
Crystal Morgan
Ruth Warman
Cathryn Caldwell
Virginia Trapp
Perintown
Mary Jones
Rebecca Turel
Louise Garman
Belfast-Williams Corner News and Obituary Roundup
Mrs Mina Seward dies at home casting gloom over Belfast community. Funeral set for Wednesday at Belfast Church. Pot Luck Supper and social at Belfast church hosted by Rev and Mrs Stitzel drew about fifty. Oyster Supper planned for Feb 9 at Williams Corner School. Several local visits noted including Rev Stitzel with Perry Wood, Georgia Dunhan visiting Owensville, and Ansteatt, Ehrat, Gross, and Sutton family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina (Watson) Seward
Belfast
Williams Corner
Stitzel
Perry Wood
Georgia Grace Dunhan
Owensville
Thos. Hill
L. Ansteatt’s
Val Ansteatt
Paul Ehrat
Little Son
Velma Ansteatt
Reading
Herb McCormick
E. Gross
Lebanon
Ida Sutton
Washburn
Newtonsville
Willowville Social Update Notes From Cincinnati Visit
Bud McComas and his wife and son spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Helen Davidson of Cincinnati spent the weekend with her parents. Charles Henry Herschauer and Mr. Danner are on the sok list. Gladys Herschauer spent the weekend in Walnut Hills with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Littrell were Friday evening guests at the Davidson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud McComas
Cincinnati
Helen Davidson
Charles Henry Herschauer
Danner
Gladys Herschauer
Walnut Hills
Mrs. Littrell
Davidson
Local Folks Visit Relatives Over Weekend
Mrs. Jesse Harrison spent Thursday with her mother and sister in Norwood. Marjorie McGuire visited her aunt Ella McGuire. Carl Harrison spent the week end with Helen Wuederman of Mt. Washington. Ray McComas and wife visited Bud McComas and family. Harry Harrison and wife entertained a number of their children and families Sunday. Gilbert Harrison and bride spent Sunday with home folks. Congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Harrison
Norwood
Marjorie McGuire
Ella McGuire
Carl Harrison
Helen Wuederman
Mt. Washington
Ray McComas
Bud McComas
Harry Harrison
Gilbert Harrison
Bride
Ladies' Helping Circle hosts all day quilting event
Mt Holly notes show Mrs Frank Colyer hosted an all day quilting and welcomes three new members Mrs Bertha Gates Mrs Everett Gregor and Mrs Herb Thomas for an upcoming meeting on the 25th. Social visits include the Moerlein family guests from Cincinnati and Rev Zimmerman with Mr and Mrs Custer of Delaware Ohio singing at Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Holly
Frank Colyer
Bertha Gates
Everett Gregor
Herb Thomas
Hilda Moerlein
Cincinnati
J. Moerlein
Zimmerman
Custer
Delaware
Clermont County Sheriff Sale Notice for Real Estate Auction
Public auction will be held at the Clermont County Courthouse front steps in Batavia on Saturday February 10, 1984 between 11 and noon. The sale includes two tracts totaling 86 1/2 acres and 27 acres with various boundary descriptions, lots tied to Frederick Brackemann and other parties, recorded deeds, and an appraised value of $800.00. Terms are cash. Sheriff AUXIER of Clermont County notes the action under an order from the Court of Common Pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lona McCracken Et al
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
Fesmann
Rederic Brackemann
Brackemann
Waterfield
Frederick Brackemann
Am Sroufe
James B. Reed
Adam Sroufe
Arpie Chapman
Lizzie Lawrence
Arie Chapman
Ranklin
State of
D. W. Gardner
J. N. McKinney
McKinney
Joseph T. Goslin
Goslin
Enjamin Gosin
G. Auxier
Phos
Fish Restocking in Yellowstone Parks Lakes and Rivers
Yellowstone Park waters receive 5,000,000 small fish annually as part of stocking programs across lakes and rivers to support aquatic life and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Birthday Party Plans for Clermont Birth Day Event
Birthday party plans for Clermont County to aid the Warm Springs Foundation in Georgia proceed rapidly. The event on January 30 at the O N G Armory Batavia features a cake walk a Crosley Radio floor show and dancing with proceeds split 1.00 to the foundation. Allen B Nichols chairs the committee with township representatives listed for Batavia Wayne Ohio Pierce Jackson Union Goshen Miami Milford Loveland Williamsburg Stonelick Monroe Tate and Franklin confirming broad local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs
Crosley Radio Corporation
O!n. G. Armory
Batavia
Allen B. ‘Nichols
C. N. Young
Forest E. Ely
David Roberts
Robert Roberts
H. F. Buerkle
CWA Rules Urge Transfer of Workers in Clermont County
State Administration bulletins warn that as projects end or pause workers must be moved to other Clermont county sites via the local CWA office. With 1567 idle men and only 400 jobs, most must wait. December 14 allotment gave 100 jobs. No advance info on further allotments. re employment office offers little help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Clermont County
Batavia
Ripley Market Reopens as Burley Sign-Up Concludes
Ripley tobacco market reopened January 8 after a three week closure for Burley sign-up. The week produced 859,430 pounds sold for 83,585.46 dollars averaging 9.72 per hundred. Weather was favorable, deliveries heavy, and producers were mostly satisfied despite prices about 1.50 per hundred lower than before the holiday. Market officials anticipate sales reaching one million pounds this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Burley
Ohio Republican clubs host Victory Banquet guests
Mrs Lena P Kearns of Amelia appeared among honored guests at the Victory Banquet held at the Hotel Hollenden in Cleveland on Saturday January 6. She will attend the State Central Committee meeting in Columbus on Wednesday and the Lincoln Day Banquet in West Union February 10 1934 hosted by the Young Republican Club of Adams County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena P. Kearns
Amelia
State Central Committee
Sixth District
Ohio
Hollenden
Cleveland
League of Republican Clubs
Cuyahoga County
Kearns
Columbus
Young Republican Club
Adams County
West Union
Clermont County Receives Initial Motor Vehicle Fees Share
Glen M. Daily announces the first distribution of 1934 auto license plate fees. Clermont County gets 23,472 as part of an 6,076,809 total distribution to 88 counties and districts of registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Glen M. Daily
Six Ohio Counties Vote Dry After Repeal Ballot
In six counties Cuyahoga Erie Hamilton Lucas Ottawa and Summit there were no local units voting against repeal of the prohibition amendment. Outside these counties more than half of townships 784 of 1286 voted dry and nearly half voted against repeal. Under the control act liquor cannot be sold by the glass in any municipality or township that voted against repeal. The Secretary of State certified a complete list of units that voted against repeal to guide future local option elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cuyahoga
Erie
Hamilton
Lucas
Ottawa
Summit
State Board of Liquor Control
Registration Rules for Women and Farmers in County Reemployment
The text outlines eligibility for registration at the re employment office. It covers self supporting unemployed women residents, farmers wives under local rule No 13, and farmers who worked for wages but are not currently paid yet live on a farm. It also notes how managers should judge registrations for idle or producing farms and excludes known producers using workers on CWA projects.
Public Sale of Real Estate Bethel Clermont County Ohio
Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio orders a public sale of real estate in Bethel. On February 17, 1984 at 2 PM the guardian will auction In Lot No. 43 on the Bethel plat, appraised at 2700 dollars with a minimum bid of two thirds cash due. Guardian G A English and attorney Clarence N Young oversee the sale.
Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment Prompts Jokes Decline
In the wake of the amendment repeal, observers anticipate fewer prohibition jokes as public sentiment shifts. Economists note potential impacts on commerce and social norms with the change.
Mt Carmel P T A Meeting Friday at 2 PM
The Mt Carmel P T A will hold its regular meeting at the school house Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock. An interesting program has been arranged and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel P. T. A
Ex Service Men to Meet on Jan 22 for Help in Employment
The Frank W. Weaver Post No. 237 of Batavia American Legion will hold a special meeting at the Batavia Armory on Monday night January 22 1984 at 8 pm. The meeting is open to all ex service men in the county and aims to assist them in their search for employment. Adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Weaver
Batavia American Legion
Batavia
State appoints Frebis to liquor commission and postmaster
F X Frebis of Georgetown was named to the State Liquor Commission at a salary of 100 dollars a month, term running to July. Around the same time his wife was appointed postmaster to fill Albert W Greswold’s vacancy, with a salary of 2500 dollars and assistants. This is the county’s highest salaried office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Frebis
Georgetown
State Liquor Commission
Albert W. Greswold
County Bills and Special Meeting on New Court House Plans
County commissioners list bills approved including Batavia Oil Co gas and Standard Oil Co supplies plus labor, groceries, and timber. A special meeting Jan 10 to plan a new courthouse and Jan 11 to hire Hunt & Allen for construction plans was approved unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Auxier
Ayer Hdw. Co
Mark Atchley
Batavia Oil Co
Walter Bee
P. A
Buckner Ma. Co
Courier
Sam Feu
Mdse
Franklin Rubber Co
Fomorin
Allen Harris
Burton Hodges
Johnson & Watson
C. P. Kramer
R. C. Lock
Lewis Motor Co
Oscar Moore
C. H. Manning
Warnie Miller
Labor
Milford Hdw Co
Jos. T. Ryerson
Light
Standard Oil Co
Eldon Wilson
C. H. Woodmansee
Kelief
E. W. Neuman
Foster
Keen Coal Co
Ray Young
Groceries
E. P. Goodwin
W. F. Myers
E. Corbin
C. F. Corbin
Hamilton & Son
E. J. Manning
BE. P. Wallace
Nobis Supply Co
Authur Raver
E. Thomas
Med. Service
A. G. Hill
A. G. Snider
Buerkle Bro
E. J. Heer Printing Co
Sereere
Ora Ferree
Seseree
Ross
Willis
Hunt & Allen
Roll Call
Yeas
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Glen Este
Robert Rose
Fort Myers
Roger Dudley
Sue Smythe
Miami University
H. B. Smythe
Walston Jacobs
Cecil Billingsley
Farmers’ Institute
Betty Philhower
Marvin McGuire
Ed Huheey
Charles McGuire
Joe Moeschl
Rex Adams
Ervin Avey
Woodrow Goodpasture
Bob Jacobs
Jesse Beagle
Emma Horstman
Bridge
Herman Didday
Finley Jacobs
Milt Meguire
Harry
Otto Kettler
Charles
Agnes DeBrunner
Gordon Feiertag
Philip Sperry
Netherland Plaza
Isabel
Williams
Willowville
Sheriff's ‘Sale Real Operate
Maggie Williamson
Clermont
Ohio River
H. Bowyer
Gosl
Alexander Patterson
Sai Ranch
C. W. A. Rules
State Administration
Ripley Market
G. A. English
Belle Reed
Clarence N. Young
Dr. Howard
Wall
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