Visitors flock to the McCormick home in Newtonsville
Mrs Herbert McCormick and Mrs Herbert McCormick Jr hosted guests including Kathryn Rae Kin caid of Ganley Bridge West Virginia and families from Hollywood Florida Dayton Ohio Mt Lookout Kennedy Heights Gauley Bridge Gainesville Milford Owensville over a week long visit while the lakeside stay occupied the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert McCor
Kathryn Rae. Kincaid
Ganley Bridge
the Lakes
McCormick Home
James Dodd
Hollywood Fla
C. A. Dennison
Dayton
Ohio
GC. D. Boyd
Mt. Lookout
Roxie Norris
Kennedy Heights
Verla Beach and John Crowder Wed at First Baptist Church
Miss Verla Beach and Mr John Crowder were married June 25 at the First Baptist Church with Rev Charles Harrison officiating. The couple will reside in Cincinnati. Guests included Mrs W L Guthrie Sr and Jr of La Junta Colorado and Col Guthrie in Washington DC. A chicken dinner and bazaar will be hosted July 16 at Mt Zion Community House by the King’s Daughters to raise funds for local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Guthrie
Washington, D. C
Verla Beach
John Crowder
First Baptist Church
Charles Harrison
Myr
Crowder
Cincinnati
Mt. Zion Community House
The
King’s Daughters
Bethel News Highlights Local Visits and Marital News
Harold Coats praises the Ohio Caverns after a recent visit. Mrs. Catherine Mefford, formerly Hannah, wed Lytle Bates in Harrison Michigan on June 30, surprising friends who wish the couple a long, happy voyage. Bethel Grangers announce their annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Pappy”) Coats
Ohio Caverns
Catherine Mefford
Hannah
Lytle Bates
Harrison, Mich
Catherine
Bethel ‘Grangers
Ruth E Brown picnic and local social notes at State Roadside Park
Ruth E Brown and Mrs Walston enjoyed a picnic at the State Roadside Park Swings Corner on Route 125. Ruth E Brown and Mrs Walston later fished at St Marys Lake. Mr and Mrs Emmett Jester hosted callers Sunday evening at Emerson Jester home. Neighborhood attendance at Malott and Morgan wedding. best wishes to the couple. Homer Moyer and family spent weekend with Allen Moyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swings Corner
Mrs. Walston
St.Marys Lake
Emmett Jester
Emerson Jester
Malott and Morgan
Homer Moyer
Allen Moyer
Services for prominent county businessman held in Williamsburg
Funeral services for Lawrence W. White 61 a leading Williamsburg businessman who died June 27 in Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati from a heart attack were conducted last Wednesday at the Williamsburg Methodist Church with burial in Williamsburg The Williamsburg Chair factory founded by his father James H White was noted as his longtime association prior to retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence W. White
Williamsburg
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
James H. White
Williamsburg Methodist Church
Mrs Margaret Myers Recovers at Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Margaret Myers returns home to Batavia convalescing with family nearby. The Batavia Methodist Church honors new pastor Rev Fred Mark and wife at a Friday reception. Dr F M Oxley and daughters hosted a Monday picnic. Friends enjoyed a Monday picnic at Judge and Mrs Charles White. Mrs Charles Mussey and Mrs William Mussey travel Friday to Elliott Maine to visit Lt and Mrs Howard Westphal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Myers
Methodist Church
Fred Mark
F. M. Oxley
Chas. White
Charles Mussey
William Mussey
Howard Westphal
Elliott
Maine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newtonsville
Herbert McCormick
New Richmond
Helen Powers
Emery Hamilton
Christ Hospital
Allen Rettinger
W. L. Guthrie, Sr
W. L. Guthrie, Jr
Lajunta, Col
Upper Clough
William Elliott
Adrian Booth
Gallant Legion
Walter Abel
Marie Wilson
Fabulous Joe
Randolph Scott
Margarite Chapman
Coroner Creek
Dennis Morgan
Cornel Wilde
Patricia Knight
Bethel Guy E. Holmes
Greenberry
Ruth E. Brown
Batavia
S. L. Larkin
Margaret
Wuerdeman
Withamsville
Glen Este
Woodville Sales and Service
Milford
Williams Corner
Massey Harris Farm Implements
Feldman Farm &Home
Mite
Fe.re
Chevrolet
Fisher
Fisher Unisteel
Batavia, Ohio
Auxier
Aed
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