Young people of Christian Chapel to lead Sunday service
Community notes report Miss Marie Henke birthday party with ice cream and cake hosted by Mrs. Wm McDonald. Several residents recover from illnesses mumps la grippe and quiting events plus visits from relatives and friends at the Fagin and Smith households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Chapel
Wm. McDonald
Marie Henke
Frank Coyler
la Grippe
Earl Huling
Chloe Rohten
John Snider
Zimmerman
Helen Fagin
Amelia
Olin Fagin
Norman
Kennett
City
Frank Smith
Morelin
Amelia Farmers
Dixie
U. B
Batavia
Swing
Paul Fagin
Jessie Hulick
Tenn
W. W. Widmeyer
Wyoming
Fagin
Ladies’ Aid
Owensville Funeral Attends Fred Carlier and Local Social Activities
Several from Owensville attended Fred Carlier's funeral on Wednesday. The column notes numerous visits, gatherings, and social events across Owensville including club meetings, card parties, theatre outings, and a January institute with officers listed for 1936. Transients include Clara Steward, Newt Carlier, and Mrs. Eckert among others.
Local visitors and weekend travels noted
Miss Hazel Hobson of Laurel visited the Liming sisters last week while Edith Beach of New Richmond spent the weekend with relatives. Frank Brannen and daughter Thelma Lola Ireton and William Woodruff were Queen City visitors on Wednesday. Rauline Orms of Felicity spent Saturday with Verna Phillips. E A Collier Merril visited Moscow and Felicity families Sunday. Sunday guests at Charles Day's included Chas Seegar Westwood Earl Reed and George Day Milford. Milton Custer Virginia Collier visited the Armacost home near Laurel Sunday evening. Mrs Lola Ireton works in Cincinnati. Leona Woodruff spent Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
al Turton
Felicity
Charles Day Home
Chas, Seegar
Westwood
Earl Reed
George Day
Milford
Milton Custer
Virginia Collier
Armacost
Laurel
Lola Ireton
Cincinnati
Leona Woodruff
Community Notes On Local Residents And Visitors
Virginia Collier reports Mrs. Lora Schwab is improving after a serious operation at Meade Hospital New Richmond. Herbert Pattison former resident injured in a Cincinnati auto accident. Estel Collier departed for CCC Camp and is at Fort Knox Ky. Aubrey Armacost and Essie Berger were recent guests of Virginia Collier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Collier
Lora Schwab
the Meade Hospital
New Richmond
Herbert Pattison
Cincinnati
Estel Collier
Ftt
Knox, Ky
Aubrey Armacost
Essie Barger
Marriage Unites Miss Ann Pochard and Cecil Powell
Miss Ann Pochard married Cecil Powell of Williard last Tuesday and will reside in Williard. Other items note illnesses and visits including Mrs Arnie Armacost at home with a severe cold and Ruth Davis called away for her sister’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Pochard
Cecil Powell
Williard
Arnie Armacost
R. P. DeBruler
Will DeBruler
Bretz
Ethel Pingle
Cincinnati
Kate Pochard
Batavia
Ruth Davis
Arthur Keiser
A. V. Smith
M. E. Church
Local Social Notes From Bethel and Nearby
Mrs. Ruby Adams hosted the Wednesday bridge club while Mrs. R M Huggins led the Jolly Sewing Club on Thursday. Marie Swing of Covington visited her parents, B F Swing, as did Hazel Swing from Cincinnati with her mother Effie Swing. Mrs. Francis Ross Meek recently visited her mother Ruby Adams. Clifton Peake of Norfolk is on a ten day furlough with his parents J C Peake. John Swing Jr. went to Wichita for a few months. The Woman's Club met with Marie Goodwin hosting and heard readings and papers on Belgium and women in industry. Mr and Mrs George Manning welcomed a new baby boy. Mildred Bodley of Loveland visited her mother Bertha Huggins. Frank and Ralph Homan visited Harold Feare’s family at Silverton. Misses Alice Ruth Ralph and Agnes Crane hosted their S S Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Adams
R M. Huggins
Jolly Sewing Club
Marie Swing
Covington
B. F. Swing
Roy Eubanks
Baby
Cincinnati
Maude Barnes
Burdette Broadwell
Felicity
Hazel Swing
Effie Swing
Francis Ross Meek
W. A. Taylor
Guy Holmes
Allan and
Charles
Allan Harris
Allan Lee
Clifton Peake
Norfolk
J. C. Peake
John Swing, Jr
Wichita
Kan
H. B. Donaworth
Williamsburg
C. B. Wood
Charles, Jr
Netherland Plaza
Woman’s Club
Marie Goodwin
Jeane Wymer
Helen Fern Patterson
Belgium
Davis
Shields
Bushman
George Manning
Mildred Bodley
Loveland
Bertha Huggins
Frank
Ralph Homan
Harold Feare
Silverton
Alice Ruth Ralph
Agnes Crane
S. S
Causes of Sleeplessness Listed as Main Triggers
A 19th century study notes remorse fear love anger sorrow and joy as principal causes of sleeplessness. The list emphasizes emotional states as key factors in sleepless nights and mental strain across individuals.
Notice To Contractors State of Ohio Department of Highways
Sealed proposals will be received in Columbus until February 9 1935 for a three span concrete bridge on US Route 52 in Clermont County Ohio. Estimated cost 43238.12. Completion set for August 1 1935. Wage scales ranged from 50 to 120 cents per hour. Plans on file. Director reserves right to reject bids. John Jaster Jr State Highway Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State. OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Columbus
Ohio
United States Public Works
State Highway Director of
Clermont County
Franklin Township
Bullskin Creek
National
Wilbur H. Wright
S. High Street
Hillsboro
A. W. Meinken
Second
Spring Street
Batavia
Groun I
Groun II
John Jaster, JR
Financial Report of Moscow Consolidated Rural School District 1934
The report, dated January 12 1935 from Moscow Ohio, lists tax valuation and levy, enrollment, and schedules of cash balances receipts and disbursements. It details general bond and building funds, revenue sources including state aid and tuition, and disbursements across administration instruction transportation and other services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Education
Moscow Consolidated Rural School District
Clermont
Moscow
Ohio
C. E. Hirsch
General Fund
Ironies General Fund
Tags E
Sanoa Eee
Pudius Grist Tegetherees
Tmchupene
Boliogicicustecclans
Aboncion
Sseess News Neteliers
Con Service
Nepelos
I Zantiers
Pelemhone
PROMI
Financial summary of school district disbursements and assets
The report lists disbursements for operations and maintenance totaling 16 179 17 with debt service of 4800 and total transactions 20979 17. Assets include cash accounts receivable inventory supplies lands buildings equipment and total assets 66096 37 while liabilities total 46884 30 creating an excess of 19212 07.
Mize Sets Strong IL Hitting Mark for Reds Roster Outlook
Johnny Mize top IL performer for Rochester with .339 average and 17 homers in 90 games, aiding Reds as he competes for Jim Bottomley’s first base job. Teammate Ival Goodman drove in 122 runs with a .331 average, while Gene Schott posted 18 9 pitching for Toronto. Reds plan spring training, night games debates, and Crosley Field lighting spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Mize
Cincinnati Reds
Rochester
Mize
Jim Bottomley
del Bissonette
Ival Goodman
Reds
Johnny’s
Goodman
Gene Schott
Cincinnati
Gene
Toronto
Schott
Charley Dressen
Walter Hilcher
al Hollingsworth
Hilcher
Hollingsworth
Crosley Field
Wether
Kampouris
Myers
Riggs
Dressen
Powel Crosley, Jr
The
WSAI
Paul Derringer
Redleg
Meaning of Snickersnee origin in Pathfinders Magazine
The term snickersnee comes from the Dutch snick and snee and originally described knife fighting. Over time it altered to snick a snee and finally snickersnee. It then referred to a knife or cutting instrument, per Pathfinders Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinders Magazine
Local Auto Dealers Listed in Hamilton and Hamilton County
A fragment lists multiple auto dealers and distributors across Hamilton County and surrounding areas including LOUDENBACK LOUGH & CO Moscow O H Smith Bros Amelia O L W Woodruff Pt Isabel and others. Also mentions Pennsylvania Motor Oil in cans and relates to regional automotive products and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Loudenback
Hamlet
O. C. E. Lough & CO
Moscow
O. Smith Bros
Amelia
O. L. W. Woodruff
Pt. Isabel
O. O. Ashton
Williamsburg
O. Highland County
Dragoo Motor CO
Hillsboro
O. Dewey Bros. CO
Lynchburg
Petrified Forest Notes and Roald Amundsen Shrine Visit
The piece surveys the Petrified Forest of Arizona detailing fossilized logs buried in sand and clay from ancient watercourses. It notes the formation process, color tinting from iron, and includes Roald Amundsen’s Oslo home opened as a public shrine after his 1928 rescue of the Italian dirigible expedition. It also summarizes insect protection by tree bark, and explains the term putsch with examples such as the 1920 Kapp Putsch and its modern usage as a coup attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrified Forest
Arizona
Roald Amundsen
Oslo
Norway
Umberto Nobile
Also Mentioned on This Page
MT. Holly
Fred Carlier
Owensville
Newt Carlier
Clara Steward
Bertrand Carr
Germantown
Win. Jones
G.C. Steward
Clara
B. BE. Corliss
Germantwo
Willowville
Eckert
Nora Fujii
Pensylvania
Garnet Huelsman
Elmer Lipska
South Norwood
Jess Harrison
Anna Sullivan Spedt
R. Bradberry
Sidney Sullivan
Delmer Smith
Mt. Pisgah
Vernon McComas
Music Hall
Mr Baker
S. Shulman
J. B. Cover
California
Mesdames E. Rush
Chas. Frazier
Ralph D. Fuhr
M. R. Sentman
Jewish Hospital
Edwell Burke
Nashville
Ten
J. W. Foster
J. Roy Fuhr
P. Elton Elrod
Neva Clark
Alice Smith
Fondus Smith
St. Bernard
W. W. Midmeyer
L. E. Miller
Laura Thomas
Bill Rosselot
Harry Carlier
Chas. Craver
Ellen Rapp
Ed Rheikie
Ben Snider
Marie Beyer
Gus Carrier
Harry Haskell
Miss Grace
John Hughes
J. P. Hughes
Will Ducheminn
Marathon
Lucille Haskell
Duchemian
Paris Benton
Owensville School
S. B. Stone
P. Young
Institute
F. Schubert
R. Caldwell
Sec’y
R. Lehrer
Cor. Sec’y
G. Mull
W. J. Snider
Edith Gauche
Bethel
Financial Report
Winter Driving
Brown County
John P. Barker
Fayette ii
CHAS
P. Dunn
Arnheim
Clinton County
John Keefe
Blanchester
W. Boring
Goshen
O. Cordrey
Yager
Moseo M. Cline
Neville
O. Tom Collins
Newtonsville
Double Penn
White Rose
Anticarbo
A. G. Knicely
Camp Dennison
MT. Washington
Beechmont & Roxbury
Cincinnati Oil Works Co
GALL
Department of Agriculture
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