Notable Visits and Local News From Newtonsville
Residents and visitors populate Newtonsville with gatherings and travels. Dayton figures Soor and Miller visit for a birthday. Edenton and Columbus trips involve Mrs. Wm Pringle and Mrs. Eva Barrons. George Roudebush family hosts Cleveland guests. Ada Roudebush heads to Paris. Shriner hospitalized. Belle South injured.
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Soor
Miller
Dayton, O
Wm. Pringle
Charlie Dumford
Elza Culbertson
Sarah Stouder
Frank Grossnickle
Edenton
Belle South
Eva Barrons
T. N. Heywood
Columbus
Madisonville
Anna Whitaker
Iva Cole
J. W. Washburn
Monroe Hill
Florida
Twin Bridges
Chris. Shriner
Mayme Bigham
Bertha Ogle
George Roudebush
Cleveland
Ada Roudebush
Friend
Paris
George Burgett
Laurel
Ands
Eddie Daniels
Sunday Socials Tie Kentucky Towns in Family Visits
Delayed by Sunday gatherings, dozens of families from Cincinnati Batavia Hamilton Mt Washington Amelia Melbourne Mason Oakley and Augusta met relatives. Notable events include a new baby daughter Margaret Lucille born to Walter Quick and H R Eppert at home and a serious accident prompting Mt Washington travel for T S Mattox’s grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Sigel
Cincinnati
Moreland Eppert
A.C. Nash
Batavia
Alice Smith
Charles Parceel
Hamilton
Sunny
John Court
Edgar Eppert
Augusta
Fred Lipps
Fort Clinton
W. J. Tone
Harry Haggerty
Charles Benson
Mt. Washington
Belle Behymer
Nina
Amelia
Weo
Minzenmier
Melbourne
Raymond Butler
Mr. Ross
Mason
T. 5
Mattox
Frank Mattox
Walter Quick
Margret Lucille
H. R. Eppert
Jane. Behymer
Jourrneys
City
Lizzie Bradbury
Thelma and
Garcia
Oakiey
Ernest Nash
Owensville Social Notes Include Weddings and Visits
Mrs M M Dumford and Clare Williams attended the funeral of Will Maegley at Mt Auburn M H church Monday. A wedding occurred at St. Louis church on Wednesday June 30 as Miss Gladys Aber wed Harold Snyder. Rev Lourd officiated. John Marsh and family vacationed in Cincinnati. The Craver family drove to Xenia for the Fourth. Mrs Curtis returned to Norwood. Ed Thirey builds a new house on Main. Velma Anstaett attends a summer term at the University of Cincinnati. Dr Parvey Hill’s family joined the Snyder Aber wedding. Condeil Carter bought the property of Will Stuart in Dayton. Grace Hughes visits Pittsburg. Viola Rosselot hosts cousin Little Mary Fetter. Adams family called to Kentucky for a death. Frank Schobert’s family visited Middletown for the Fourth with Sarah Schobert and Fred Wehrum. Hart Jones and Texas relatives visit Mrs Wylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Norwood
Ed Thirey
Main Street
Velma Anstaett
University of Cincinnati
Parvey Hill
City
Snyder-Aber
Condeil Carter
Will Stuart
Dayton
Grace Hughes
Pittsburg
Viola Rosselot
Mary Fetter
Adams
Frank Schobert
Middletown
Sarah Schobert
Fred Wehrum
Hart Jones
Texas
Wylie
Amelia News Roundup Buoyant with Local Visits and Traffic Hire
Mrs Alicia Marshal a former resident was buried Wednesday in Amelia. Mr Ann and family and Miss Wann ete of Dayton passed the 4th with J J Jarner and wife. Mr and Mrs Geo Larkin were guests of Mrs Fannie Houser on the sun. Carrol Danby and wife of Branch Hill visited Dr and Mrs Valetine Sunday. Mrs Brumagen called to Cincinnati hospital several times for illness of Mrs Dale Brumagen. Garnet Draggoo chosen traffic cop for Amelia. Several arrests for speeding reported.
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Ann
Wannete
Dayton
J. J. Jarner
Geo. Larkin
Fannie Houser
Carrol Danby
Branch Hill
Valetine
Brumagen
Cincinnati
Dale Brumagen
Garnet Draggoo
Amelia
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Arrivals
Mrs. O. B. Martin and Mrs. Fred Keller returned from Martinsville Indiana with health improvements noted. Numerous relatives and friends visit or relocate, including Edward Trost selling cattle to C. E. Brannock, and Mrs. Augusta Doughman visiting from Stockton California. The piece chronicles weekend travels, family gatherings, and social events across Dayton and nearby towns with many named individuals and places.
P T A Lawn Fete Scheduled In School Yard
The P T A will hold a lawn fete in the school yard on Wednesday evening July 14 with all invited. Miss Olive Behymer visits her brother Russell in Columbus. Henry Laub of Titusville Pa. spent the Fourth at home. H Kearns and wife visited relatives in Georgetown. Mrs Cor Ely visits Elmer Ely and wife at Bantam. Lee Fay Mrs Appey White of Tusculum visits the Whites. James Reynolds and family spent Sunday in Lebanon. Miss Mina Robb of New York guests of Miss Olive Swein. Mrs Minnie McKay and Ralph Owensville guests of Misses Jessie and Helen Coulter. Rev Lewis' death noted in another column. Carl Russell Earl Smith of the Methodist church and Miss Mary Louise Warfield of the Baptist church return from Beechwood Lodge Youn People's Instruction Camp. They report a fine time.
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Miss Olive
Behymer
Russel
Columbus
Henry Laub
Titusville
Penn
H. , Kearns
Georgetown
Corn Ely
Elmer Ely
Bantam
Lee Fay
Appey White
Tusculum
Harry White
James Reynolds
Lebanon
Mina Robb
New York
Olive Swein
Minnie McKay
Ralph
Owensville
Jessie
Helen Coulter
Lewis
Carl, Russel and
Earl Smith
Methodist Church
Mary Louise Warfield
Baptist Church
Pleasant evening festival hosted by Ladies Helping Circle
A festival at school grounds on Saturday July 10 offers home made ice cream and cake for sale. Various local residents attend gatherings and visits including families from nearby towns.
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Marie Hanse
Cinnati
Geo, Taylor
Frank Swing
City
Kentucky
Willis Badgley
Akron
John Binning
Kenton Hare
Nash Tailoring Co
Christian Chapel
H. B. Hutson
Bethel
Cliff Myrick
Melia
John Brown
Brunk
Belie Fallow
Ith
Olin Fagin
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lytle
Kyle Fagin
Chica
Olin Fn
Cal and party motor touring across continent with camping outfit
Henry Warren of the city visited relatives here on the 4th. Mr and Mrs Kyle Fagin and children of Chicago made a short visit here last week bringing the remains of his wife and son of Bakersville.
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Cal
Henry Warren
Kyle Fagin
Chicago
Bakersville
Local Social News Highlights from Hamilton and Surrounding Areas
Families from Hamilton and neighboring towns joined a Fourth of July gathering with the Meier and Richert households. Attendees include Mrs. Damn of Oakley, Mrs. Utter, Mrs. Kummer, Mrs. Taphorn, and Mrs. Wanamaker visiting relatives and friends. East Hill Farm Club met at Estella Moore’s home with six members and two guests. lessons covered pantry shelf emergency supplies, Canning Vegetables, and Preserving with readings and music.
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East Hill Farm Club
Estella Moore Moore
Barker
Bethel Calf and Poultry Club Tours Members Homes
The Bethel Calf and Poultry Club met at Bethel schoolhouse with 26 members. They toured members homes to view calves and discuss care. The group planned to continue the tour Saturday afternoon July 1, meeting again at 12 30 at the Bethel schoolhouse. Visitors included Mrs Bee and daughter Gladys Mrs Moore and daughter Mildred. Bruce Fisher News Reporter.
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Bethel Calf and Poultry Club
Bethel School House
Bethel
Bee
Gladys
Goshen Industrious Sewers Hold Eighth Meeting
The Goshen Industrious Sewers met June 29 under president Carista Grossnickle. Minutes from the prior meeting were approved, roll call answered why I am a club member, and demonstrations of shaped facing and neckline were shown by first and third year girls. Visitors included Mrs. Florence Snider and daughter Mariam, Mrs. Fred Yeomans and daughter Jean, Mrs. Roy Philhower, and County Agent Wm. G. Winemiller. Edith Hobson, News Reporter.
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Goshen
Carista Grossnickle
Florence Snider
Mariam
Fred Yeomans
Jean
Roy Philhower
Livewire Poultry Club Meeting Reports Topics and Plans
Livewire Poultry Club met at Louise Mier home with all members and leader present. President opened at 1 30. Minutes read and roll call. Lytle outlined four topics on chickens. Next meeting plans to discuss topics. Play arranged for Batavia on July 12. Refreshments by hostess. Visitors Mrs Roy Bauman and Frances Deem. Next meeting at Forest Leever Owensville July 5. Selma Mefford News Reporter.
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Livewire Poultry Club
Louise Mier
Lytle
Batavia
Roy Bauman
Frances Deem
Forest Leever
Owensville
Selma Mefford
Club Meeting With Mrs Fisher At Miamiville Highlights Junior Group
The second meeting of the group was held at Mrs. R. C. Fisher's home in Miamiville on Thursday at 1 pm. It focused on business, praised the girls' pep, and closed with songs and games led by Florence Cooper, News Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Fisher
Miamiville
Florence Cooper
Harmony Clothing Club Meeting At Leader’s Home
The Harmony Clothing Club gathered at Mrs. Hazel Harris’s Marathon home on Saturday June 19. Members inspected finished garments then enjoyed a program with a song by the group, a piano solo by Dorothy Luther, a recitation by Audrey Harris, and riddles and jokes. Visitors included Mrs. Minnie Winzenried of Covington Kentucky and Virginia Rounds of Owensville. Gwyneth Buckmaster, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Clothing Club
Hazel Harris
Dorothy Luther
Audrey Harris
Minnie Winzenried
Covington
Virginia Rounds
Owensville
Gwyneth Buckmaster
Up and Going Livestock Club outing reported
The Up and Going Livestock Club toured five members homes on June 26 and visited the poultry leader to see White Leghorns. They played games held contests and enjoyed a picnic lunch with ice cream and sake. Visitors Mr Wine miller and Mr Kenneth Pursley joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winemiller
Kenneth Pursley
Mildred Cowdrey
Glen Olive Clothing Club entertains at Batavia HS
The Glen Olive Clothing Club held a June 7 Farmers meeting in Batavia High School auditorium featuring songs recitations and dialogues including Frances Deem Who Made the Garment and Hiring a Maid. On June 9 at Marguerite Bouman’s home the fourth meeting opened at 1 80 with 13 members present and two new members joined making 19 total. they discussed visiting the Cincinnati Art Museum and continued sewing work.
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Glen Olive Clothing Club
Batavia High School
Ohio
Glen Olive Club
Marguerite Bouman
Cincinnati
Algo 4 H Sewing Club Meeting Notes
The group met at Summerside M E church June 1 with Vice President Geneva Bell presiding and proverb responses during roll call. They drafted patterns, ordered club pins after a guest talk by Mr. Winemiller, then enjoyed a trip to Coney Island. Next meeting at Summerside M E church with visitor Mrs H McDonald.
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Algo 4-H
Summerside
M. E. Church
Geneva Bell
Winemiller
Coney Island
H. McDonald
High Class Singers Readings at Olive Branch July 10
Olive Branch church hosts a benefit evening featuring well known vacationing singers with Mrs Goldenberg and her daughter from the Goldenberg School of Art Cincinnati providing readings. Batavia High School Band will play and a short play "Thanksgiving An" by band 4. Refreshments will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Branch Church
Ladies’ Aid
Band 4
Dog Dies of Grief in Blackburn Household
An English report details a dog that mourned at its elderly master’s bedside for days. The master died, and friends carried the dog away as it refused food and then licked his cold hand before dying.
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Blackburn
Miscellany of Household Tips and Historical Notes
A sweeping collection covers aquarium care with plants, ice box insulation cautions, temperament links to illness, the meaning and use of slapstick, the origin of wind flowers and the state flower of South Dakota, window shade concealment, dust particle counts in air, church organs in Scotland, and the Louisiana Purchase territory’s division into states with the 1804 act creating the Territory of Orleans.
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South Dakota
Doctor Aiken
Scotland
Orleans
Louisiana Purchase
Opleang
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Hardware’ Man
Twine
Bale
Williamsburg, O
Bethel Roller Mills
Clermont County
Eye Barrel
H. W. Dillman Flour Mills Ing
M. T. Romans
Chiropractic
Vigor
Jeaq Seyes
B. T. Wiemeller
Batavia, Ohio
Web
New Richmond, Ohio
Telephone Exchange
Newtonsville
Locust Corner
Alicia Marshal
Williamsburg
O. BK. Martin
Fred Keller
Martinsville
Ind
Dick’ Atchley
Dock
Atchley
Belle Holden
Edward Trost
Ersey
C. E. Brannock
Elicity
Eugene Brems
Brems
Holtershoe Co
Augusta Doughman
Stockton
Ed Mc. Adams
Doughman
Lincoln Park
Elmer Welding
T. C. Bragdon
And
Mirs
Washington, D. C
Elmer Cobb
Clifford Rose
Elsie Foster
T. Foster
John Meier
Laura Markley
Agnes Crane
George
John Taylor
Anna L. Bricker
Clover
Chas. F. Davis
Philip Swing
Joe Taylor
Swing
Bertha Smith
Amy Brooks
Harry Dillman
Embroidery Club
Anna Fagaly
Lou Fagaly
Walker’s Mills
T.H. Beck
Muncie
W. 8. Davis
Rev
Lasley
New Cemetery
Charlie Beck
Howard Beck
Harold Pederson
Allan
Ill
Harry Britton
Williamspure
G. B.ul
G. M. Shields
Fred Shields
Lynchburg
Ruth
Frances
Helen Youngman
Gail Hannah
Clarence Smith
James Swope
C. A. Brannock
J. L. Brannock
Felicity
Keith Brannock
Dayon
John Simcox
A. B. Harris
Chas
O. J. Paeltz
T. L. Halse
Charlie Wood
Ovanston
H. A. S. Society
Bessie Hutson
G. C. Anderson
J. W. Whitaker
Indianapolis
Waldemore Kemmerle
Nate Cover
Harry
Harry Anderson
Grace Anderson
Kroger Hills
Strasanders
Geo. Maxfield
MT. Holly
Rocky Ford
Gus Weiss
Albert Meier
Ed Ross
Neville
John Damn
Oakley
A. Richert
Audrey Utter
Elsie
Walter Russell
Carrie Utter
Wilmington
Clarence Taphorn
Geo. Schwartzan Gaughter
Louise
M. Mayer
Evansville
Dorothea VanDoran
Louise Meier
Owensvill
Mrs. Wanamaker
Judge Nichols
Ngee
NTN
Junior Club News
Miami
UP and Going Livestock Club
Algo 4-H Sewing Club
Christine Aicholtz
Bureau of Standards
George M. Stratton
National Research Council
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