Death of Miss Anna Snell at Williamsburg
Miss Anna Snell, once a nurse, died after a fall left her crippled. Found unconscious by her nurse, she never regained consciousness and died that evening. Her funeral was held Monday at 1 pm. Her nephew is Charles Snell. Local notices mention neighbor visits, birthdays, and a sale of unclaimed freight, with social events and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Snell
Miss Snell
Blanchester
Spring St
Charles Snell
Floya Fraysier
Charles Dunlap
Bruce Calvert
Marble Furnace
P. m
Hart Binkley
Hillsboro
Williamsburg
Forest Yocham
Alice Johnson
Eugene Hull
Columbus
Kathryn McMinnis
Loveland
Amos Roush
H. A. Dennis
Main
Fourth Sts
Fred Amiott
Martin
Culley
Bethel
Elizabeth Lochard
W. O'Hare
Cincinnati
Tri
O. P. Walker
Floyd Fraysier
Opera House
Bud Jones
Ken.Maynard
John McKeever
Local families spend Sunday visiting and traveling notices
Amid scattered town social notes, Emmett Ayer and family of Silverton with Mrs Rose Ayer are mentioned, along with Ken Bradbury and Har Deitz families visiting. Arthur Spiegel hosts Emmet A Fagin of Los Angeles en route to Washington, and Flora B Tone is joined by Emmet Ayer’s relative. Several others, including Mrs Ella Lipps and families, Russell Valentine and Behymer families, are noted in travel and visitation snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmett Ayer
Silverton
Rose Ayer
Ken Bradbury
Har- Deitz
City
R. B. Wilson
M. Heil
Callon
Arthur Spiegel
M, S
Emmet A. Fagin
Los Angeles
Flora B. Tone
Meier Family Visits and Local Gatherings Noted
It Meier and family recently visit e Cunningham and family of Wal ills. se Garbe of city spent the week home Grimes and family entertained ny last Sunday and Mrs Math Schiller attended eral of a cousin in Cincinnati on ay. a Garbe spent last Sunday with using Misses Emma Linda and inning of Perintown. 98 and family spent Sunday with the Utter at Owensville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meier
Cunningham
Walills
Se Garbe
City
Grimes
Math Schiller
Cincinnati
A Garbe
Emma
Linda
Inning
Perintown
Utter
Owensville
Local Social Notes Include Visits and a Farm Fire
Eugene Laycock and wife with Charles Snider and family visited Washington with Fred Leslie. Miss Dorothy Morane’s surprise party was held at Mt. Egalobert Moore’s home. Revs Burgers conducts meetings at the M E church as John Knowles improves. Clifford Cook family visited Ricetown and Laurel residents hosted guests. The Ladies Aid to serve lunch at Russellbin’s sale January 31. The Geo McNair farm house burned last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Laycock
Charles Snider
Washington
Fred Leslie
Archie
Gilbert McMurch
Doroty Morane
Little Sen
Ricetown
Rank Idlett’s
Buggne Laycock
Laurel
Russelbin’s
Harry, Jackson
Harry Leslie
Lewis Nott
Sala Fe
Rfbe
Geo. McNair Farm
Community Movements and Local Arrivals Noted
Delayed reports show Mr. Greenwald and family moving to Tobacco with Mr. Bainum of New Richmond occupying the Greenwald house. Local visits include Bettie Link with Mrs. Shaufft. Miss Louella Taylor with Mrs. Shickley. and the Hauser and Taylor households hosting guests. Roads remain rough on Locust Corner. a mansion rises on the old Stroup farm by a local millionaire seeking quiet in Nine Mile valley. Mrs. Lucy Gaskins cares for a sick son Sylvester as Wilder returns home from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwald
Tobacco
Bainum
New Richmond
Link
Bettie
Shaufft
Jessie Shaefer
Florida
Louella Taylor
Shickley
Nellie Falkenberg
Mr. Greenwald
Hauser
Burt Barton
Jennings Farm
Withamaville
Hauser Sisters
Wm. Taylor
Fruit Hill
Locust Corner
Stroup Farm
Woodfire's Cut
Nine Mile
Lucy Gaskins
Sylvester
Wilder
General Hospital
Fragmented Rome of Me article hints at event day
OCR reads The geting day at the Rome of Me eae ae Pe raat with unclear details. Readable fragments mention a day or event in Rome and possible people or places, but specifics are missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Local notices list parish guests and a death in Miami County
The column records visits by Mrs. Daisy Swope and Mrs. Jennie Derry, guests including Miss Iola Trible of Cincinnati, and Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Anderson with G. Cover and family at Batavia. It notes a dislocated arm for Mrs. Uhas and funeral arrangements for Miss Little of near Miamiville with relatives from Indiana and Ohio attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Music
Il Trovatore
Daisy Swope
Jennie Derry
Iola Trible
Cincinnati
Mr. Williams
Milford
Charley Jordan
Allen Meek
Jorado
Rufus Meek
Hhisren
Abe Whitnack
Willard Meek
Otterbein
Floyd Walker
Blanchard
Enoch Osborn
Detroit
Pass Little
Stor
Ray
Miamiville
Flora Ferree
McArthur
Loveland
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Mr. Holly
Earl Binning
Henry Bissantz
New Preman
Ohio
Allen Boles
Clarence Lytle
Dayton
Olin Fagin
Harmon Fagin
Griggsville
Ill
Oti Liston
Batavia
Karl Moerlein
Virgil Wilfert
Tabasco
Tom Booth
Kentucky
Newtonsville
John Binning
Howsare
Fred Topie
C. B. Myrick
Amelia
Geo. Taylor
Cliff Andert Swing
Joe Kinkaid
Amilton
F. E. King
Thie Ross
Elmwood
Brunk
Chas
Bennett
Mily
Wm. Ramsey
Theo. Witt
St. A Hill
Christian Chapel
Rocky Ford
iBoribe
Clermont Courier
Chevrolet
America
Fisher
Buckley Chevrolet CO
Miami Chevrolet CO
Batavia, O
Nicholsville
Edenton
E. M. Brown
J. B. Jordan
Res. Afton
Shayla View Farm
Shaylor Road
Batavia Pike
Olive Branch
Clermont County
Fordson Tractor
Fordson
Oliver
McCormick
Gale
Milwaukee
Reo
Poland
China
Tom Barron
C. C. Kinman
Col
A. M. Ellis
Lott Hulick
Evrey
Portsmouth
THE
TOM Poultry Farm
Clyde F. Tom
Mgr
Batavia, Ohio
Winchester
R. S. Croswell
Acon
Sardinia
Eastwood
Glen Este
Mt. Carmel
Newtown
Linwood
Sue Only
Afton
Coe
Macon
Government
Main Street
Arran Ent Ager Mss
Coon
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