Dayton Visitors and Local Social Notes
Miss Marie Edwards of Dayton visits friends here on Sunday. Jessie Schaffenberger of Chicago stays with Jessee and Helen Coulter. Norma Wage returns from city visit. Mrs. John Hutson and daughter Lena visit relatives in Dayton. Georgett Stevenan hosts sixth birthday party Monday with a lunch and merry children. Mrs. Phillips and daughters visit Homer Phillips at St. Marys Hospital. Miss Mary Smith, former teacher, marries Albert Coombs on Tuesday. A Baptist church lawn festival is planned for Saturday night July 16. Helen Coulter and Nellie Coleman visit the city Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Edwards
Dayton
Jessie Schaffenberger
Chicago
Srmene
Jessee
Helen Couler
Norma Wage
John Hutson
Lena
Nash
Georgett Stevenan
Glen Este Social Notes and Local Notices 1886
Glenteste news lists visitors and locals such as William Miller working in Kansas Csur t visits from Peoria and Kentucky residents James Mra James T Bingham and two children visiting Penn side Ky Wyndel Day of Winchester visiting relatives John Lemeyer George Neddermann and Geo road aie guests of Philip Epery Otto Kettler hosts Fourth of July party Fred Brosenne of Cincinnati visiting J and Mrs George Sperry Mrs Frank McGuire entertaining kin from Davenport Iowa R D Gallagher family moved to Batavia L L Johnson of Ohio Farmers Insurance transacted business in Batavia A legal oath from Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co Toledo sworn December 6 1886 Catarrh medicine ad from B F J EY Co Toledo Ohio claims blood cleansing benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Este
William Miller
Kansas
Csurt
and Aowsley
Peoria
Til
Teveirs
James
T. Bingham
Pennside
Wyndel Day
Winchester
J. A. Day
John An Lemeyer
Dorge Neddermann
Geo
Road Aie
Philip Epery
Otto Kettler
Fred Brosenne
L. L. Johnson
Ohio Farmers Insurance of
Bata
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
A. Lealo
Mi Publ Ic
BF. J. EY & CO
al Rags
Ever Ready Class Plans Ice Cream Supper and Bazaar
Owensville residents are invited to a July 16 ice cream supper entertainment and handkerchief bazaar on the church lawn hosted by the Ever Ready Class of the M E Sunday School. Also notes: Clair Williams conducted business in a city Thursday. Families from Mt. Oreb and Williamsburg visited relatives. several locals enjoyed a Saturday picnic near Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sunday School
Church Lawn
Clair Williams
Ed Donley
Mt. Oreb
Free Cott
Ww. Aber
Williamsburg
Viola Rosselot
Trenon
Louelle Burdeau
Oeste
Mies
Dale Emery
Ea Donley
George Mull
Mabel Benton
Nellie Russell
Batavia
Addie Marsh
Ae Vance
Magaie Deuchmin
Olive Branch Social Notes Include Family Visits
The column lists local residents and visitors such as Toddard and family in Indianapolis, Allen Hau of McKay, Laura Ben, Attie Chapman of Bier and family, John Harman of Batavia, and Julie Ann Sprague. Social calls, Sunday visits, and extended family time are noted with brief mentions of relatives and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Branch
Toddard
Indianapolis
Mies
Tsauc
Allen Hau
McKay
Matilda Hunt
Laura Benae
Attie Chapman
Bier
Ohn Harman
Batavie
Olgek Brothers
Pilaria
Iets
Lemmens
Julie Ann Sprague
Locust Corner News Delivers Rural Family Notes
Locust Corner, N Ty reports on local family events and visits. Mentioned are Amelia visiting, a Disney camp reference, and Mrs. Rose Ayer with Pearl. The piece references community ties and weekend gatherings in the area.
Festival by Cretan Endeavor Society on IC C lawn
A festival hosted by the Cretan Endeavor Society will be held on the IC C lawn Saturday evening July 2. Activities include a sale of useful and fancy articles to aid a good cause, with ice cream cake and other foods available. Various local residents and visitors are noted for their recent gatherings and visits to neighboring towns and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretan ‘Endeavor Society
I. C.C
Visitors and visits noted in local social column
Recent visitors include Mr and Mrs Qlar Mrs Be ene Manning with 8 Garrison and Miss Lilian Wilson from Kentucky. The Young Ladies Circle met with Mrs John Stout. Miss Helen Schier from Circleville Ohio visits aunt Mrs Benn. Mr and Mrs Alex Davidson celebrate arrival of a baby girl. Mrs A B Harris and son Charles of Cincinnati stay a week. Mrs Hattie Bean of Bringfield Ohio on two week visit. Jesse Parker and sister Dora of Cincinnati visit with parents Mr and Mrs Ashbury Parker. Oa llE Hill entertains daughter Mrs Nerva aucke from city. Miss Gladys White visits Miss Catherine Koer die at Oakley Virginia. Mrs Bessie Reynolds returns from Kentucky. Mrs Gladys Clare Colling of Cincinnati visits Olliatrey. Mr and Mrs G C Anderson and Grace visit with Lou Hopkins and Van Beeler at summer camp on the Miami. Me and Eve Frank Hunters and William Strasselle of mati. Miss Alta Fay Dean of Iggen svil mat visits aunt Mel Whitman and Mr and Mrs Dale South pave for guests. Mrs W FB Schalim k and three children of Philadelphia visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qlar
Beenee Manning
Garrison
Lilian Wilson
Vington Kentucky
Circle
John Stout
Helen Schier
Circleville, O
Benn
Alex Davidson
A.B. Harris
Charles
Cincinnati
Catherine Koerdie
Oakley
Bessie Reynolds
Gladys Claré Colling
Cinnati
Olliatrey
G. C. Anderson
Grace
Lou Hopkins
van Beeler
Miami
William Btrasselle
7 Mati
Alta Fay Dean
Iggensvil Mat
Mel ‘Atman
Dale South
Mra. W
Schalim K A Three Chilares
Philade Inge
Social Notes From Bantar Area Idling Through Local Visits
Mrs Rosa Trost and daughter Dora shopped in Queen City last week. Mr and Mrs O B Nichols of Batavia are spending ten days with Mrs Nichols mother Delia Stickel. Mrs W A Callahan returned home after weeks with her daughter ag 4 Ewing Ky. Several families and individuals including Anna Doughty and Mrs John ohns are mentioned amid neighbors and visitors. The item lists local visits and extended family travel across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Trost
Dora
Queen City
O. B. Nichols
Batavia
Dillsboro
Tre
Fiore
Wil
Lockland
Ry Alnut
Basch
Williar
Jobe
Christy and Raymond Visit Aunt and Family
Miss Althea Christy and her brother Raymond of the city spent the past week with their aunt Mad Oldena Davidson and family along with Mise G Georgia Applegate. Funeral service for Rev. Pepret Apetes was conducted. Kil oyer and Ureen metered events and other local names appear in the frayed text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althea Christy
Raymond
Oldena Davidson
Georgia Applegate
Pepret
Sid Vings
Kil Oyer
Christie Visits and Local Obituaries Highlight Summer Gatherings
John Weak hosts visitors from Norwood and Columbus area as Mr and Mrs Edwerd Christie entertain friends. Mrs Maggie Curry dies after long illness. burial held at Williamsburg. Charles Reynolds and Harold Predmore visit friends. many residents witnessed a damaging summer cloud near the shore school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ign
Christie
Oy Rey
Oebere
Irs Ee Weak
Norwood
John Weak
Edwerd Christie
Columbus
Chaffin
William
Near Godiais
Dre
Ina
Sborne
Mixed social visits across Indiana and Kentucky towns
Mt Carmel residents Mr and Mrs Charley Maddox Norwood spent Sunday with W C Maddox Mrs Ruth Nash visited Cincinnati Thursday Miss Gace Barnes of Illinois returned home after visiting Mrs Norman Mead Will Rahe and son Clyde visited Kentucky relatives J W Hanton New Albany visited sister Mrs Franken last week Mr and Mrs Charles Rosenberger Madisonville and daughter visited Mary Kell Saturday and Sunday H Cross spent Sunday with C P Cross and wife Bird Jones and daughter and Raymond Jones and family with Misses Pearl and Emily Phillips last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Maddox
Norwood
W.C. Maddox
Ruth Nash
Cincinnati
Gace Barnes
Illinois
Norman Mead
Will Rahe
Clyde
Kentucky
J. W. Hanton
New Albany
Ind
Franken
Charles Rosenberger
Madisonville
Mary Kell
H. Cross
C. P. Cross
Bird Jones
Daug
Raymond Jones
Ison Ville
Weed
Misses Pear
Emily Phillips
Harry Boyle
Covington
H. Hutchinson
John Davis
D. Davis
DeWitt
Vivian Stoke
Akron Epost
S. Kyle
Bima Adams
H. Laub
Jennie Creslin
George Creslin
Fairy Arthur
H. Arthur
Harley Jones
G. Jones
Marjory Jones
Oconyersville
Nordyke
LeRoy
Last End
Gaskins
Alen Gaskins
Virpei
Jean
College Corner
Tiras Apple and Family
Columbus
C. Courter
George Bure
Herbert Scurlock
Joe’Scurlock
Floyd Pe
W.S. Jerez
M Spats Cottiernd
Hortense
Chicago
Local Notes On Vacations Visits And Socials At City and Country
Mies Mattie Surry the gracious clerk in Houser's store takes a two week vacation. Mike Witt and wife of Oakley and Mrs Katherine Witt of New Castle Ind visit Theo Witt and family. City visitors Chas Hays and wife Will and Sarre Lungmus and Mrs mene Lungmus, Helen and Carrie Mra, Moyer has a girl from the crowded district in the country for fresh air and meals. Mrs Brumagen joined Lindale Sodouary Society at Mrs Dolen's. Miss Terrill of Cincinnati visited Mrs Offutt for several days. Mrs Rachel and Louisa Perin spent yesterday in Cincinnati with college friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Mattie Surry
Houser
Mike Witt
Oakley
Katherine Witt
New Castle
Ind
Theo, Witt
Chas. Hays
Will
Sarre Lungmus
Mene Lungmus
Helen
Carrie
Moyer
Bond Issuance Planned for Batavia Grade School Lights
Batavia Village School District in Clermont County Ohio moves to issue a $400 bond to install electric lights in the Batavia Grade School Building per state order. The Board of Education, citing tax limits and lack of funds, adopts a resolution to issue one bond of $400 dated 1921, due in ten years at 6 percent interest, payable annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Wherras
State of
Ohio
Batavia Village
Clermont County
Board of Education
Local Society Notes Include Illnesses and Visits
Community members report health updates and visits across Hyde Park, Mt. Ureb, and Norwood. Notables include Charles Myers improving after Christ Hospital, Harry Ridings ill with fever, and Miss Martha Myer visiting family in Chicago. A Birthday Club picnic at the Zoo is planned with husbands humorously described as martyrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Harry Ridings
Martha Myer
Chicago
Laura Mark
N. T. Daily
Elizabeth Myler
Utopia
Delmar Harden
Dama Johnson
Dayton
Percy Smith
Dion
Portsmouth
Zoo
Aly Ilth
Mangers Hull
Loveland
Albert A
Eli McMillen
Mrilliam Miller
Ralph Simcox
Bellevue
C.H. McNutt
Coehocton
McNutt
Herbert Newberry
Dorothy Anne
Cincin
Florence Innis
Elizabeth Beckett
Norwood
Miss Innis
Select
Local Residents Enjoy Fourth and Visits Across Town
A cascade of visiting relatives and friends is noted as households from Covington Cincinnati Akron Columbus Chicago and beyond spend time with local families. Names and places include Hutchinsons Creslins Gaskins Arthur Nordyke Jerez Wilfert Alexander and others as gatherings and holiday outings unfold.
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Illnesses
A string of short items records Mrs Melvina Brunk visiting her son Orus in Blanchester and many relatives hosting or attending gatherings. Names include Minnie Gros Nickle Lulu Bonar Anna Guindy Norman Crawmett, Walter Sheth, MacDonald, Jesse from South Bend, and Theo Cramer. One unnamed relative is very ill and others attended a funeral and a family event in Hamilton and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvina Brunk
Orus
Norman Crawme
Walter
Ma Ae
Madisonville
Doughman
MacDonald
Bessie
Digest
Dayton
Cincinnati
Santes Gussets Orner
Claud McClung
Jessie
South Bend
Ind
Hub Cox
Silas Schooley
Rutledge
R Tura
Cox
Nee Stledge
Ofa
S Tareday
Cramer
Tamara
Crame
Lvina Brun
Local Social Roundup from Cincinnati Visit Notes
Mrs Tom Rust spent the week end in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Robert Waltere entertain … of Kentucky. Clara Smythe entertained petitiont over Sunday. Mrs Bredetz gies ane re. Little Blecta and others Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Rust
Cincinnati
Robert Waltere
Kentucky
Clara Smythe
Bredetz
Evers
Mag
Smith
Walters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl E. Erion
Tri-State
The
Tri-State Butter Company
Owensville
Locust Corner
Endrixson
Troy
Wisn
Rose
Ayer
Youngstow
Tyuestown
Aeeliila
Amelia
John
Nicholsville
Bantar
MT. Carmel
Sma
Tobasco
Judd Station
Suibscribe
Castor
Ieee
Eee
Saale
Castoria
Paris Green
Arsenate
Lowe Bros
General Hardware Store
Ford
A. E. Price
Aes
Smihesea
BE. Bradley
Jotta
Oinginn
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