Mt Carmel Gleneste School Event and Local Scores
Courier notes Mt Carmel Gleneste auditorium event January 18 with In His Steps picture and 10 cent admission. Local basketball results show Mt Carmel Gleneste teams and Pierce scores. community notices include obituaries, club meetings, social visits, and a Garden Club gathering with remarks on a Symphony Orchestra trip.
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Simmerside
Mt Carmel
Mt. Carmel-Gleneste School
Mt. Carmel
Anderson
Pierce
Mt. Carmel Gleneste
Grand Jury Called for Batavia and Local Notices
Mt. Holly G L Gibson was summoned to serve on the Grand Jury at Batavia last Wednesday. The community mourns Mrs. Lida Webster mother of Mrs. Hauck who died after a lingering illness at Mrs. Hauck’s home. Funerals were held in Maysville Ky last Wednesday as friends extend sympathy. Ladies Aid held an all day quilting event with next meeting on the 24th. Rev. Geo Hunt guest at a Sunday dinner. Mildred Lytle from the city visited before heading south. Edwards and Sherman plan annual Florida trip. Athena Class hosted by Mrs. Chester Smith. Mrs. Vesper Poe visited Jewish Hospital where sister Mrs. Leonard Marcus was operated on. Chas Klausing’s uncle suffered a mild stroke and was taken to City. Illnesses include Mrs. Heber Honaker and E Myer. Mrs. Hannah Lungmuth is slowly improving. Christian Chapel choir to sing at the Farmers Institute in Amelia. Attendees include Mrs. Klausing Topie Fagin Dawson. J Pommert’s home in Amelia hosts Women’s Club. Gilberto of Norwood visited his parents. Belle Follow and Herman Follow called on E A McMurchy. Ladies Aid profits from Wise Sale lunch. Fern Jones visited with her children at W P Corbin home. Mrs. Walter Smith recovering from laryngitis. Local truckmen busy delivering tobacco to warehouses. Ray Marksberry of Calvary visited Homer Smith. Marian Knowles at Christ’s Hospital Cincinnati for observation. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kellum and children visited Bethel with Landon Hull’s family.
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Wrs
Julia G. Ault
Elizabeth Teegarden
Cincinnati
Paul Jones
Reading
Bertha Gates
Henry Laub
West Amelia
New York
Amelia Woman’s Club
N. A. Nelson
J. A. Carlisle
al Storer
Charles Houser
Offutt
Dr. Hite
Amelia
Nellie Coleman
John Pommert
Williams
Queen Victoria
Ray
King George VI
la Tart
Nina Behymer
Amelia Garden Club
Mesdames J. R. Carlisle
Will Hut
Holly G. L. Gibson
Batavia
Lida Webster
Hauck
Maysville
Ladies Aid
Dawson
Geo. Hunt
J. E. Lytle
Earl Binning
Guchard
AAA Institute
Batavia U. B. Church
Mildred Lytle
City
South
C. M Edwards
Harry Sherman
Florida
Chester Smith
Athena
Vesper Poe
Leonard Marcus
Chas. Klausing
Heber Honaker
Ellis
E. Myer
Hannah Lungmuth
Christian Chapel
Farmer’s Institute
Fred Topie
Mary Fagin
Elizabeth Dawson
Woman’s Club
J. Pommert
Gilbert
Norwood
Belle Follow
Herman Follow
Covington
E. A. McMurchy
H. . Wise
W. P. Corbin
Fern Jones
Walter Smith
Ray Marksberry
Calvary
Homer Smith
Marian Knowles
Christ’s Hospital, Cincinnati
Albert Kellum
Bethel
Landon Hull
Moving notices and local social updates from Newtonsville
Mrs Anstaett and son moved from Perry Groves farm to a newly bought home in Newtonsville. Ed Littel family moved from near Williamsburg to Grove’s farm. Burgess and son Stanley to a farm near Bethel Saturday. Humphries attended a Legion meeting in Hillsboro. McCormick spent holidays with Mrs Anstaett in Newtonsville. Swartz hospitalized for X rays. Gladys Humphries visited Mildred Ann McCormick. Stanley Hill visited his mother in East Moline. Phylis Humphries of Cincinnati visited her parents. Tresa Hill and Lee Sears wed and live on Sears farm. Three youths leaving for CCC Camp Wednesday: Harold Day, Marvin Humphries, Earl Spahr. Henry Rapp visited from Cleveland. Fender couple congratulated on birth of Frank Allen at Bethesda Hospital. Dorothy Hill, Mildred Ann McCormick and Marvin Humphries attended U P meeting at Loveland.
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Jos. Swartz
Gladys [Humphries
Mildred Ann McCormick
Stanley Hill
East Moline
Effie Hill
Robert Stuart
Cincinnati
Jos Stuart
Phylis Humphries
JH. Rapp
Geo. Fender
Ada Hill
Terrace Park
Here
Frank Allen
Bethesda Hospital
Dorothy Hill
Marvin Humphries
U. P
Loveland
Local social notes and community updates
Mrs N J White hosted the T A C Club. Mrs Chas Carpenter returned home after an appendix operation at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Duchemin were surprised by the Royal Eight with baskets at their new south town home. Mrs Taxon Briggs installed Rebekah Lodge officers for 1940. Mrs Robert Pfeffer installed as N G and Mrs Kenneth Duchemin as V G. Mrs Lou McAdams, ill for weeks, slowly regaining. Ralph Croswell of Georgetown now at Croswells garage. formerly Kroger relief manager here. Mr and Mrs George Sears of Montana visited Thursday with local friends.
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N. J. White
Chas, Carpenter
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Kenneth Duchemih
Royal Eight
Taxon Briggs
Rebekah Lodge
Robert Pfeffer
N. G
Kenneth Duchemin
V. G
Lou McAdams
Ralph Croswell
Georgetown
Croswell
Ralph
Kroger Relief
George Sears
Montana
Sears
Rye Murphy
Local Socials Report From Bethel and Vicinities
Bethel and nearby towns host Sunday visits and calls. Names include Mrs Clarence Smith and daughters Mary Jo and Virginia, Mrs Edna Hessinger, Robert Winspear, Al Boyce, Elton Miller, Harley Day, Miss Mary Malinda Miller, Mrs Katie Morel, J J Richards, Mrs C A Brannock, Nellie Williams, and Mrs Henry Woodward with Cincinnati ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
Mary Jo
Virginia
Dayton
Josie Swope
Edna Hessinger
Mt. Pisgah
Robert Winspear
Columbus
Bethel
al Boyce
Elton Miller
Batavia
Jimmy Mays
Wilmington
Harley Day
Gene Love
Eleanor
Katie Morel
Mary Malinda Miller
Georgetown
Richard Stephens
J. J. Richards
Berea
Sturgeons Once Abundant In Delaware Rivers
In early America sturgeon were plentiful along the Atlantic rivers and increasingly ascended the Delaware each spring. About a century ago roe harvest for caviar began and overfishing has since made the fish rare.
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Atlantic
Delaware
Istanbul Hails Uniform Gray Guard Against Air Raids
All buildings in Istanbul are to be painted the same gray as the streets to deter air raids. Officials cite a unified color scheme as a protective measure for the city during air raid precautions.
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Istanbul
The Churches Batavia M E Church and A B Church Notice
The Batavia M E Church led by C R Spangler and John Huntington with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning service at 10 80. bake sale at Foster s store January 19 at 2 o clock. Loyalty Campaign begins Sunday February 11. A B Church led by Rev Smith with Walter J Bauer Sunday school 9 30 and morning worship 10 30. YPSCE Sundays 7 30 pm. midweek services Wednesday 7 30 pm. invitation to all.
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Batavia M. E
C. R. Spangler
John Huntington
S. S
Foster’s
A. B. Church
Rev. Smith
Walter J. Bauer
S, S
Tribute to Lillie May Foster on Death of Noted Matriarch
Lillie May Foster was born on June 4 1865 on the Hageman farm near Williamsburg and died December 27 1939 after a long illness. She married John Foster March 29 1888 and lived on the Foster farm with four children Mabell Elsie George Leona, and a grandson Leo Walker. Survived by her husband two daughters a son a sister Mrs Mattie Hammill of El Monte California a brother James C Hageman of Detroit Michigan and many friends. Her life was marked by deep Christian faith, devoted family care, and kindness to her parents in their later years. The obituary quotes scripture and honors her as a loved and trusted presence in the home and community.
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Lillie May Foster
Hageman Farm
Williamsburg
John Foster
Foster Farm
Leona
Mabell
Elsie
George
Leo Walker
Mattie Hammill
el Monte
California
James C. Hageman
Detroit
Mich
Foster
Pygmalion the Sculptor and His Living Statue
Pygmalion, a Cyprus king and sculptor, despised women but fell in love with his ivory statue of Aphrodite. Upon earnest prayer the statue came to life and he married it, according to Greek legend.
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Pygmalion
Cyprus
Aphrodite
Humming Sand in Sinai Peninsula Mystery
A fragment describes a desert feature on the Sinai eastern Red Sea shore named Hibel Bakua or Thig hill, likened to a humming top with undulating rise and fall patterns and a peculiar melodic sand behavior.
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Peninsula of
Sinai
Red Sea
Ohio Unemployment Surplus Attracts National Scrutiny
Ohio reports a 58 million dollar cash surplus in the unemployment fund and ranks highly in administration and job placements. Federal Security Administrator McNutt orders an immediate inquiry into the surplus and the state defends its fiscal policy as misrepresentation by opponents. Ohio Administrator Atkinson says the charges are unfounded and notes plans to raise weekly benefits from 10.25 to 11.50, improving the state’s ranking.
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Ohio
Treasury
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Paul V. McNutt
Washington
Columbus
4H. W. Atkinson
Ohio livestock sales set at fairgrounds in 1940
Central Ohio grounds at the state fairgrounds will host major sales by breeders associations in 1940. Berkshire Association set February 23, Ohio Jersey Cattle Association March 30, Ohio Ayrshire Breeders April 27, Ohio Aberdeen Angus June 10, with other groups yet to date. The events promise a premier display of pure bred livestock.
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Ohio
Berkshire Association
Ohio Jersey Cattle Association
Ohio Ayrshire Breeders Association
Ohio Aberdeen Angus Association
Ohio Shorthorn Breedes Association
Ohio Hereford Breedes Association
Ohio Holstein Breeders Association
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Clermont County Grand Jury Returns Six Indictments
Clermont County grand jury returned six true bills after a one day session. Indictments list Robert Young for housebreaking. Frank Scheidt and Albert Vaughn for assault and battery. Leroy Doughman Wilmer Jones and Stanley Bowman for failure to provide. No bill against Raymond Oetzel. Foreman J J Buerkle reported to Judge Chas White.
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Clermont County
Robert Young
Frank Scheidt
Albert Vaughn
Leroy Doughman
Wilmer Jones
Stanley Bowman
Raymond Oetzel
J. J. Buerkle
Chas. White
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