Bank Condition Reports From Amelia and Owensville Banks
The Amelia State Bank of Amelia Ohio reports loans on real estate, collateral, and other loans with total assets and deposits totaling 226,868 66. Cash items, reserves, and bonds are itemized with capital stock 25,000, surplus 25,000, undivided profits 10,569 01, required reserves 3,000, and total deposits 169,296 79. W A Williams is cashier and a July 7, 1930 oath confirms accuracy. A public hearing notice from Batavia Township Clerk Stanley Anstartt sets July 19 1990 at 1 pm for the Batavia township budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercha Owensville, Nts and Farmers Bank
Ohio
Easweet
Wites
Qashier
W. A. Williams
Amelia State Bank of
Amelia
State OF Ohio
Clermont
É Has. A. Freemyer
Batavia Township
Clermont County
Batavia Ownship Trustees
Stanley Anstartt
Goshen Visitors and Local Guests Reported
Goshen residents and guests from Lebanon Evanston Portsmouth Hillsboro Mason and Mason area were present or visiting. Families Joanne Motsinger Robert Roudebusch and others spent Sunday near Hillsboro. Mrs Blanch Easley is listed sick. Frank Yeoman Milford and M L Mohler with Miss Matel Hacker Mason visited F B Bishop and wife. Dr and Mrs EB Burns Evanston visited Frank Mount's.
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Funerals
Port Temple of Wisconsin visited his aunt Mrs A Temple last week. Mr and Mrs Claude Houser attended the funeral of Mrs John Warren at Williamsville last Tuesday. Mrs Frank Greger of Bethel visited friends last week. Albert Denham of Cincinnati spent a Sunday with his mother. Mr and Mrs Ed Figgins called on Mr and Mrs H Glover at Amelia recently. Mr Ratcliff of Newport spent the 4th with home folks Albert and John Cincinnati last week. Mr Heller of Cincinnati visited here recently. Wheeler were in Oin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Temple
Wisconsin
A. Temple
Claude Houser
John Warren
Wilhamsville
Frank Greger
Bethel
Albert Denham
Cincinnati
Ed Figgins
H. Glover
Amelia
Ratcliff
Newport
Albert
John Cinnati
Mr. Heller
Wheeler
Charley Sprague
John
City
Stanley
Norwood
Taylor Codling
Columbus
Art Quinby
Monterey
Homer Ashton
W.H. Jones
Emily
Williamsburg
John Amiott
Louis Steward
Audrey Shinkle
Mt. Crab
Bes McKibben
Katie Stocton
Greenberry
Mr. Codling
Henry Connor
Crosstown
W. H. Jones
W. A. Reed
Alice Davis
Hattie Lee
Schneir
Kentucky
Mariemont
Alvin Anstead
Chas, Slye’s
Batavia
Custer
Hyde Park
Mottier
Hancock
Grace Donovan
Myrtle Summer
Margaret Wenzel
Forrest Bly
Budd
Merrill Kayser
A. F. Kayser
Johnston
Moscow
Foster
Frank Denkipinger
Phillips
John Manning
Buchanan
Louise Mason
Henry Cqushard
Charles Cox
Ruth
Cox
Hutts
Dot Bureau
Ft.Thomas
William Bureau
Ben Cushard
Daisye Suter
Mable
Dan Whitford
Roy Whitford
Herman Hiles
Jesse
Local residents visit friends and attend social events
A.C. Juan and wife of Glendale visited hos Legros and wife for a bank meeting. F Vogt and family entertained John Hodder and relatives from Milford. M.M. Dumsford and wife spent Wednesday in College Hill with the Housers. Luster and wife hosted Sunday dinner for his sister and husband. Lloyd Lobner and Miss Taley of Wilmington wed, then plan a Colorado trip before home. Attendees enjoyed Batavia and Williamsburg fireworks. Farmers thrash and harvest hay despite cold winds. John Craver and wife spent Sunday at John Washburn’s. he remains in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Juan
Glendale
Hos
Legros
F. Vogt
John Hodder
Milford
M.M. Dumsford
College Hill
Housers
Mr. Luster
Lloyd Lobrer
Miss Taley
Wilmington
Colordo
Batavia
Williamsburg
John Craver
John Washburn
Newtonesvill
Carnival and Fireworks in Batavia July Fourth Attendance
Residents and families from Batavia and surrounding areas attended the Carnival and fireworks on the Fourth. The Helping Circle met with Mrs. Pearl Binning on Thursday. Elmer Bly and wife hosted relatives Elmer Weeks family and Thelma Henderson from the city. Grandparents Bly were visited by Little David Callahan. Guests included Jas. Watson and family from Illinois visiting Dayton guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Helping Circle
Pearl Binning
Cora Edwards
Mildred Croswell
Elmer Bly
Elmer Weeks
Thelma Henderson
City
J. York
David Callahan
Jas. Watson
Illiomis
Dayton
Fourth of July Celebrations Highlight Local Notices
The Fourth of July celebration under the American Legion was a success with decorative floats and a humorous taxi cab sketch. Numerous guests visited families across the area including Edwardsville, Cincinnati, Lakewood, and Bethel as relatives joined in weekend gatherings and vacations.
Sunday Visits and Local Notices Highlight Busy Community
Many short items report visitors and gatherings from Decatur Alabama to Walnut Hills and Greenberry. Social calls, family visits, and a Zoo bus excursion are noted, along with a funeral for Katie Stockton and church class events. A medical ad from Rev. K Michels promotes help for consumptives, and assorted notes reference farming, carnivals, and a polo remark.
Local folk enjoy visits and family gatherings
Mrs. Irwin White and children visit sister Abbie Towne in Milan while Emma OConrey visits Geo. Bee family near Wiggonville. Bridges clubs host, Baptist Circle meets, and many families including Swing and Hill relations greet guests and celebrate birthdays and anniversaries across Ohio towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin White
Robert
Clara Belle
Milan
Mich
Abbie Towne
Emma Oconrey
Geo. Bee
Wiggonsville
Mary Blocher
Bridge Club
Baptist Circle
Robert Hill
Guy Holmes
Allan and
Charles
Cleveland
Williamsburg
John Taylor
Akron
Bb. R. Béck
Philip Swing
June Renee
Emery Parker
Hamilton
Alice Parker
Dora
Mary Louise
Catherine Swing
O. L. Pager
J. F. Hill
W. Thompson
Glenn Hill
Jesse King
R. 5
Crabtree
Jackson
Goldie Taylor
Cincinnati
G. A. Maxfield
Olin
Kentucky
Tennessee
Geo. Halse
Serpent Mound
Local Social Notes Mention Wilmington Student Guests
Miss Alice Gates spent time at home from Wilmington College for the Fourth. Mrs. Furman hosted the bridge club last Wednesday with guests Mrs. Lizzie Banford and Miss Helen Rose Gates. Several local families visited friends and entertained guests in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gates
Wilmington College
Furman
Bridge Club
Lizzie Banford
City
Helen Rose Gates
Ashland
Will Houser
Larkin
Frank Day
Bellview
Lauderbach
Batavia
J. K. Day’s
Houchins
Perry’s
Bm Hopgood
Schaffer
Covington
Warner's
John Mellen
Friend
Columbus
Fourth of July Picnic At Mt Carmel Grange
The Grangers of Mt Carmel Grange held a Fourth of July picnic. Richard Cameron returned from Toledo to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Cameron. Dorothy Nash and Earle Nash hosted Richard Cameron of Toledo and Elizabeth Born of Summerside at a 6 o clock dinner. Mrs C P Sticksel and son Philip Rice spent the Fourth with her parents Mr and Mrs E F Nash. Mrs C P Cross entertained her son and wife Sunday. Sick list includes Mrs F E Brown Mrs E F Nash and Mrs Albert Dameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Ichard Cameron
Toledo
Albert Cameron
Dorothy Nash
Earle Nash
Richard Cameron
Elizabeth Born
Summerside
C. P. Stickse
Philip Rice
E. F. Nash
C. P. Cross
Hyde Park and Cincinnati Visit News Roundup
Local households report guests and travels over the Fourth of July period. Hyde Park figures include Custer and Mottier families, with Grace Donovan and Margaret Wenzel visiting relatives in Cincinnati.
Ford Motor Company unveils longest conveyor system
The Rouge Plant at Dearborn Michigan completes a three and a half to four mile long endless chain conveyor said to be the world’s longest. It moves up to 300000 parts daily weighing over two million pounds by suspended hooks between factory buildings. The system, part of Ford’s push for mechanization, mirrors the assembly line concept and supports mass production across the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouge
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Michigan
Ford
Sembly
Ford Company
Love Welds All Together
Poem fragment highlights love as the binding force in life, blending earth and heaven and shaping human perception through a tender, horizon-like union. The verse evokes a quiet, lyrical meditation on unity and transcendence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Heaven
Lucy Larcom
Normal Hearing And Leap Year Notes From Washington Star
The article contrasts ordinary listening distance with whisper reach and explains leap year rules. It also records Ai Ho the sage of Chinatown advising not to destroy all that displeases you and to focus on future changes of opinion in Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Michels
Muscatine
Iowa
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Ai Ho
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Lydia Seidwell
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Eleanor Jean
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Harold Waite
Winchester
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Harold Smith
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Flora Smith
L. Ee Miller
W.H. Miller
Burke
Emma Becktold
Harry
Washington, D.C
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Blanche Smith
Decatur
John Kelly
Bert Huntington
Fred Warren
Courtland
Maude Morgan
Elk Lick
W. B. Knight
Helen Ryan
J. W. Snell
Harveysburg
South
Howard Snell
Kate Chaney Stockton
Zoo
B. L. McCullough
Thelma Snell
Walnut Hills
Wm. Fomorin
Lida Varney
Blue Sky Park
Marathon
T. W. McCoy
Herbert Broomball
Hillsboro
Maple Grove
Willowville
L. W. McGuire
Malden
Mass
Manorah McGuire
Georgia Fulbright
Ed Collins
St. Mary's Lake
J.jp. Fitzpatrick
W. B. Bolte
Louis Houpt
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Mike Massaren
Brooke
Sidney Sullivan
Elia McGuire
Milt McGuire
United States Bureau of Standards
United States Bureau of Home Economics
Stoddard King
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Des Moines Register
Clermont “Ouries
Karnak
Anas
Wilson
Beth
Braselton & Jordan
P. M. Rapp
H. E. Marshall
H. L. Losey
QO. B. Fagin
Wm. J. Keller
L. Frebis J
F. Rocky W. H. Waters
Simcox Bros
B. K. Kendall
A. C. J. Wheeler Lloyd S. Roush
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Georgetown
Arnheim
Ash Ridge
Bethel and Hamersville
Lindale West Union
THE
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Reading Road
Royce
Arengggane
Federal Land Bank
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Wilke Coal and Supply Co
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