Ladies' Aid Meeting and Local Visits Noted
The Ladies' Aid met at Miss Anna Clemons home with 11 members and 6 visitors. A short program was led by Idang Sprague and the hostess. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake before adjourning. Various local families are visiting relatives and traveling, including Mariemont, Arlington, and Oklahoma trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Clemons
Idang
Nee Sprague
W.H. Id
Lye
Alvin Ansteat
R. Walker
Mariemont
Family Visitors Spread Across Burdsall Chapel Scene
Sunday gatherings featured Pierce Osborn and relatives visiting Aunt Emma Landau and daughter at Burdsall Chapel. Louis Steward with Aaron Steward and wife from Milford joined Mrs. Inez Sprague and son Marvin visiting her parents. W. H. Jones and family hosted Golda Katherine and Hazel Jones with G. A. Jones nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Osborn
Louis Steward
Aaron Steward
Milford
Emma Landau
Burdsall Chapel
Inez Sprague
Marvin
Lou Hawley
W. H. Jones
Golda Katherine
Hazel Jones
G. A. Jones
Local residents visit kin and friends across towns
Geo Page of Pt. Isabel and H Woodmansee joined trips to Brookville and nearby areas. Katherine Gray, Ruth Miller, Mary Owen, and Jessie Richards visited friends or relatives in Cincinnati Oxford and Georgia. Edward Watson family guests included at Peebles and Columus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Page
Isabel
H. Woodmansee
Ralph
Brookville
Ind
Katherine H. Gray
Cincinnati
Irvin Gregg
Columbus
Malcomb Shaw
Detroit
Mich
Wayne Houghton
Mason
Eulah Howard
A. Howard
Ruth Miller
Mary Owen
Miami University
Oxford
Ed Watson
Fred
Elsa Hannah
Viola
Ralph Watson
Peebles
Ohio
Edwin Killin
A. E. Hendrixson
Robert Morrison
Maggie Melvin
Chas
Shinkle
Batavia
Lucy Colbert
B. Altman
Robert
Hamilton
Jessie Richards
O. A. Daugherty
Georgia
Local Social Notes From Norwood and Nearby Towns
Miss Stella Turner of Norwood spent Tuesday with Dr. Mitchell and family. Mrs. Allen Johnson underwent a successful appendectomy at Bethesda Hospital last week. J. W. Walton spent the weekend at home. Prof. Kellum and family of Reading visited with her mother Mrs. Foster. Mr. and Mrs. John Craver and Mrs. Lloyd Harlow visited Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Ireton of Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Turner
Norwood
Mitchell
Allen Johnson
Maude Long
Bethesda Hospital
J. W. Walton
Prof. Kellum
Reading
Foster
John Craver
Lloyd Harlow
F. A. Ireton
Batavia
Harold Snyder
Major Rudolph
Springfield
Minnie Roudebush
Thos. Daugherty
Mary Rosselot
Ruhlman
Newtonsville
Galloway
Terrace Park
Caroline May
Indiana
Local Delayed Notes From Lindale Visitors
Delayed item lists visitors and family news in Lindale. Carl Malough and wife from Cincinnati spent time with local kin. Mrs. Elpha Lindsey has returned home from the hospital and is improving. Alice Woeeler of Cincinnati visits Mr. and Mrs. A J Wheeler. The Craig family and Mr. and Mrs. Hauck are mentioned with neighbors calling on friends. Lulu Glover of Amelia visited her mother Mrs. Figgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Malough
Cincinnati
Elpha Lindsey J
Lindsey
Alice Woeeler
Cninnati
A J. Wheeler
Craig
Hauck
Et Rand
Ee Robbins
Lulu Glover
Amelia
Figgins
Local Social Notes Highlight Fayetteville Visit and Celebrations
Mrs Mary McQuillan of Fayetteville spent part of last week at the Blue Grass arm. Howard Smith of Milford visited Otis Watson and wife. Mrs Newt Collier hosted a miscellaneous shower for her sister Audrey Smith now Mrs Stover. Mrs Laura Creager and Mrs Morgan called at the Blue Grass Farm and Ben Kirskaddon. John Caldwell and daughter of Indiana visited relatives Fred Caldwell and Les Luther and family. Several from the city joined Fourth of July visits at Owensville including John Ireton family Bob Genet and wife Lawrence Neal Roy Croshaw Paul Badgley and Harold Schaffer. Mrs James Malott hosted about 50 guests for a basket dinner in honor of her husband’s birthday. Fred and Lizzie Fomorin of Owensville spent Monday with Dr Fomorin and wife Rowena Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McQuillan
Fayetteville
Blue Grass Arm
Howard Smith
Milford
Otis Watson
Newt Collier
Audrey Smith
Stover
Laura Creager
Mrs. Morgan
Blue Grass Farm
Owensville
James Malott
Fred
Lizzie Fomorin
Dr. Fomorin
Rowena Hartman
Unspecified community notes on health and visits
Charles Mudge recovering from abdominal blow after a July 5 ball game. Miss Alice Walker stunned by lightning at a shoe factory, regaining strength. Mrs. Riley McAdams slowly improving. Local families visit, attend funerals, and engage in social events across several towns, with many health updates and household moves. Prof. Chatterton and relatives visit. sorority camp at Wilmington. numerous weekend visitors from Cincinnati, Dayton, and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mudge
Alice Walker
Riley McAdams
Harry McAdams
McAdams
R. Stills
L. E. Miller
Markley
Norfolk
Cherry Grove
Charles Bennett
Faunda Blake
Anna Knauer
Robert Burard
Danville
Ed Knauer
Lon Day
Dayton
Milford Warden
Day Hadias
Bowgess
Bethel
C. A. Bingaman
Roy
Homer Percely
Stanley Frazier
Frazier
G. P. Chatterton
Youngstown
Oliver
Letha Frazier
Josephine Knight
Wilmington
Winnie Gray
Carthage
Nan Frazier
F. &. Frazier
Peebles
Broadway
H.C. Dennis
McLean
Granville Abernathy
Dennis
Clifford Rose
Dorothy Campbell Watson
J. Campbell
Laura Morgan
Opera House
Helen Connor
Bernice Beach
Beechwood
Homer Kerns
Bill Sprachin
Neighbbors
Joseph Gohs
Robert
Ida Kerns
Lorne Heckathorn
Mr. and
I. Ernest Baldwin
Leesburg
Ohio
Visitors Over Weekend Drop Through Nicholsville
A weekend list records visitors to Nicholsville including Sid Corbin Ennis Turner and wives R Q Milliner and wife Bethel Russel Corbin and wife John Corbin Chas Mc Glasson and wife Bethel Harry Benpain and wife New Richmond at Harrison Shinkle A J Whitaker and wife Williamsburg at Frank Idlett O K Shannon and wife Grant City Roy Jones and family W P Worbin Clarence Frazee and family Miss Helen Schwab Xenia visiting Mrs Clarence Hall Frank McNair Milton Brannen went to Cincinnati to view the Reds vs Giants game Gilbert McMurchy and Miss Mildred attended a party through Miss arma Howerton at Antioch Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Corbin
Ennis ,Turner
R. QO. Milliner
Bethel
Russel Corbin
John Corbin
Chas. McGlasson
Harry Benpain
New Richmond
Arrison Shinkle’s
A. J. Whitaker
Williamsburg
Frank Idlett
O. K. Shannon
Grant City
Lil. Roy Jones
City
Local Socials and Visits Reported at Olive Ranch and Nearby
Mrs endrnghsts and children and Manfred Bendriks Elsie and Mildred Motzer attended entertainment at Olive ranch Saturday night. Russell Branch, wife and son spent Sunday at Mr. Dickson's. Mrs. Fannie Bragley of Kentucky visited Mrs. Blanch Hieatt recently. Miss Emma Motzer Sunday visit. Fred Motzer has been very sick. Buford Hieatt working in city. Jack MacBee visited Graham Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endrnghsts
Ch Dren
Manfred Bendriks
Elsie
Mildred Motzer
Olive Ranch
Russel Branch
Bethel area social notes list regional visitors and gatherings
Bethel community residents and friends are recorded visiting relatives and attending events across Norwood Walnut Hills Cincinnati Madisonville and Columbus. Mentions include Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs W A Parker Miss Ruth Hartman and Rev Mack Fisher and family among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back
Allan Arcs
D. E. South
Ida McNutt
Baptist Circle
Geo. Halse
Amar Uirici
Dave Brewer
Norwood
Ruth Hartman
Walnut Hills
Louise Mitchell
Tom Beil
Hyde Park
Kenneth Rougebusn
Mildred
Laura May
Eureka Springs
Ark
R. C. Rose
Avondale
J. F. Parker
Rose
Bantam Fairground
Happy” Foster
Olive
Gail Topcon
Mildred Huggins
Rovert Ker
Oxford
W. A. Howe
J. W. Reese
F. E. Bartiow
T. QO. Myers
H. B. Myers
Cincinnati
Lucretia Bagby
Felicity
Ollie Metzger
A. G. Bagby
Jamury
Local folks share visits and family milestones
Mrs Cockrell cared for a nine war month old and brother Carl Butler of Ky and Harold Butler of the city spent Sunday at home. T E Oligee and wife visited their children near Lebanon. W 28 Ireton of Williamsburg called at his father’s. Mrs Will Curliss and baby of Summerset Ky visit Cecil’s family. A little Dorothy Frances Butler is the new baby at Grandpa Butler’s. A daughter arrived at Aller Steward’s on July 4. Mr Singleton’s brother of Wilmington visited last week. Miss Elsie Glancy of Dayton visited home folks. Taylor Caldwell and wife of Middletown visited their parents last week. Charles Utter is visiting near Laurel. Mrs Clara Jester hosted two nieces Mrs Alma McAfee of Akron and Mrs Ray Ingle of Huntington WV last week. Mrs Eli Wallace of near Greenberry spent Friday with Mrs Bellesfalott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Wallace
Near Greenberry
Bellesfalott
Picnic guests and a flurry of social visits documented
The note lists numerous families from Madera Oakley Hamilton and nearby towns visiting Hummel's and friends in the area. It records a Friday city passing of Squire Hays and wife, several week long visits to Newport Kentucky, band concerts and a Bethel entertainment, lawn fete notices, DAR party at Mrs Hicks home, and many local visits including Texan visitors, showers, and dinners.
Tax Budget Hearing in Amelia Village Ohio
Two copies of the Tax Budget as tentatively adopted for Amelia Village Ohio are on file at the clerk’s public office. The clerk, Williams, will open the office July 24 14 Y5 for public inspection and comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Vilage
Amel
Ohio
Williams
Woodland Park Camping Trip Reports Weekend Outing
A crowd from Blanchester and Newtonsville joined Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall for a camping trip over the weekend. The Riddings party with Lucile visited Frank Dimmitt, while Elza Culbertson and Grandma Stouder hosted callers. Mrs. Pickelheimer plans an extended motor trip to Minnesota and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hall
Blanchester
Newtonsville
J. O. Riddings
Lucile
Gee Gisaginca
Montery
Frank Dimmitt
Elza Culbertson
Grandma Stouder
L. J. Meek
Ae Nehday
Wm. Doughman
Gladys Dimmitt
Leois Xheimer
Au.stadt
TastNay
Clifton Pickelheimer
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Courter Newspaper Ad Notices Subscription Rates
Local notice announces subscription terms for the Courter at one dollar twenty five cents. The brief line confirms pricing and ongoing availability to readers.
Tate Sunshine 4 Clothing Club Meets at Bethel High
The Tate Sunshine 4 Cloting Club met in Bethel High School sewing room on a Saturday. The program led by Mildred Moore covered apron pattern cutting and assembly. A committee was formed to plan a picnic and Elizabeth Sparks filed this report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Sunshine 4
Bethel High School
Singing
America
Mildred Moore
Elizabeth Sparks
Live Wire Poultry Club Meets For Picnic Plans
On July 1 the Live Wire Poultry Club met at Forest Leever’s home with five members present. President chaired, minutes proved, roll call and dues collected. Carmen Snider, Forest Leever and Robert Benton discussed chicks, arrangements made for an all day picnic at Twin Bridges, refreshments served. Next meeting set at Clarence Lytle’s home in Bata via on July Kr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livewire Poultry Club
Forest Leever
Carmen Snider
Robert Benton
Twin Bridges
Clarence Lytle
Batavia
Selma Mefford
Goshen Industrious Sewers Meet and Plan Pins
The Goshen Industrious Sewers met July 6 with all members present. President Auzelle Haines led, roll call answered, and America sung. Members voted to buy club pins from treasury funds and adjourned after demonstrations. Visitor Thelma Vance from Tittin, Ohio attended. Edith Hobson News Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Auzelle Haines
America
Thelma Vance
Tittin
Ohio
Edith Hobson
Williamsburg Busy Bees Plan Ice Cream Social
The Busy Bees met at the school house on July 7 with seventeen members present. They scheduled an ice cream social for July 24 and planned games and photos on the lawn. The next meeting will be July 21 at the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Louise Rogers
Local social notes record family gatherings and moves
Mr and Mrs James Brooks attended a birthday dinner at Elijah Behymer s. Mr Deitz and family attended the 4th of July celebration at Bantam fair grounds. The Hauser family was called to Hartwell for a sudden death. Mrs Weimer has sold her home and moved to Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs James Brooks entertained Mr and Mrs Joseph of Cincinnati. Mrs Shaefer visited her husband at Dayton Hospital. Recent visitors at the Hauser home include several named locals and Cincinnati residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brooks
Elijah Behymer
Deitz
Bantam Fair Grounds
Hauser
Hartwell
Eggbert
Weimer
Cincinnati
Joseph
Albert Shaefer
Dayton Hospital
Falkenberg
C. H. Troy
Linds
Jack
Neil Raywood
Owen
Lindsey
Elizabeth Short
Hirschback
Growth of Early U S Employers Associations
The United States Potters' Association formed in 1875 as the first national employers' group to bargain with workers. The Stove Founders' Association, organized in 1896, spurred similar group formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Employers’ Association
United States Potters’ Association
Stove Founders’ Association
Volcanism Dying Out In the Hawaiian Islands
Volcanism is dying out in the Hawaiian islands and elsewhere. Apparent lava flows and explosions observed by Professor Jagger in Hawaii are small compared to the much greater activity that occurred several centuries ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Jagger
Hawaii
Gas Beyond Reach Volcano as a Gas Producer
The text describes a volcano as a vast steam boiler and a potential gas producer capable of supplying gas to many cities if the gases could be collected and purified. It frames the volcano as a dangerous yet powerful natural resource.
Powerful Flame Reaches High Temperatures
The oxy acetylene flame can reach about 6000 degrees Fahrenheit, among the hottest flames outside electric arcs. The exact maximum temperature remains uncertain and not definitively established.
Building Furniture and Time Kept Arts
The excerpt discusses starting to craft furniture in a traditional or spellbound style, blending practical carpentry with a sense of time honored craft. It hints at methods that honor historic technique while producing useful, enduring pieces.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. O. B. Flint
Chevrolet
Fisher
GEO. P. Medary & Son
Williamsburg, Ohio
J. C. Fuhr
THE
Hardware Man
Twine
Bale
Bethel Roller Mills
Clermont County
Dillman Flour Mills
ING
Hheir
Jones
Arlington
Oklahoma
Elzie Goldprep
Lindale
N. Dumford
William Dumford
Milton Dumford
Ralph Long
Herbert Williams
Paul Jordan
Finley Meek
Harlow’s Mill
Rev
James
Frank Needham
Sutton
Chas. Dumford
Zoo
Robert Williams
Grimes
Inez Walker
Rs. J. N. Dumford
Q. L. Dimmitt
Dumford
James Rose
H. H. Whittington
Indianapolis Ind
Jordan
Clark Runyan
Taily
Pleasant Hill
Robt. Williams
F. O. Sutton
Belfast
Try Belle South
A. Wagus
Bertha Keethler
Brooks Monfort
Wade Montfort
A. E. Po Ieiex
Florida
Illie Shields
John L. Marsh
Rebecca
Nicholsville
McMahan
Crosstown
Mr. Huge
Madera
Holmiester
Evers
Hansgen
Oakley
Hummel’s
Squire Hays
Will Lungmus
Newport
Frank Rust
Will Rust
John Rust
Winn
Roy Hutson
Annabel Floro
J. L. Fox
Freemeyer
Theo. Brumagen
Albert Channel
Friends
Ae E. Perry
Sam Strimple
Harry Strimple
Horace Dolen
Dorothy
Pauline Handy
Akron
Joe Dawson
W. O. Hutson
Rev. Griffith
West Union
D. E. Kirgan
Texas
J.R Hicks
George Hulick
Howard Hancock
Hila Connor
Cora Ely
Elm Ely
Bantam
A. J. Powell
Frances Nickels
Louella Wagal
Nona
School House Lawn
J. R. Hicks
Guy Warfield
Cerrollton
Relatves
Chas. Lynch
Esther
Marion
John
Lima
Jessie Croswell
Henry Reed
van Herron
Jennie Kearns
Effie Hutson Cunningham
Homan
Whitenack
Helen Coulter
Alma Galbreath
Germantown
W. A. Williams
Leo Kiester
Mercades
John Pommert
Woodland Park
Tate Sunshine Club
Geo Een
Employers’ Associations
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