Dayton visitors and local gatherings listed in community notes
Rollo Anderson and family of Dayton visited Simpson Griffith and family while Bert Reed and wife of Columbus spend time at their home for Mr. R's health. Chicago guests Mrs. Russell Limbeab and mother visited Charles Williams and wife. Miss Louse Graves and Miss Alice Gillmore at their Georgetown and Mise Alice Gillmore. Frank Smith and family with Nichols relatives. Miss Mary Stroupe of Cincinnati hosted by the Misses Wilson. Michael Reisinger and family at Henry Busch. John Sprague and Frank Reynolds families guests of Ruth Crane. Miss Jeanette Belle Nichols hosted by Mollie Graves of Georgetown who left for home Monday. Mrs Anna Fishback moved from Cincinnati to Broad Way. U. B. Church ladies bake sale at Rapp's hardware Saturday at two. Jamieson and daughter Mary Virginia headed to Ashville NC to visit wife and daughter Elizabeth. Mrs Henry Horn hosted Sunday school class at New Richmond pike. picnic lunch. A B Price and wife visited Cleveland for wedding anniversary. Sermon notes: storm-wrecked country Mass. Holy Trinity church 8 o'clock and Stone Lick 9:30 Sunday. Fath er Evers to provide literature. Williamsburg Presbyterian church July 20 lecture with slides on Christian Education. Seven day week notice. invitation to all.
Car Fire After Flat Tire Accident Near Batavia
Theo Kraut of Cincinnati on way to Williamsburg met a serious auto accident when his seven passenger touring car hit a fifteen foot hollow after stopping to repair a flat. The car began to roll back, caught fire, and burned before help arrived. Kraut was uninjured. brakes were on and cause unknown. The remains were taken for insurance inspection in Batavia.
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Theo. Kraut
Cincinnati
Williamsburg
Batavia
Ice delivery route from Batavia plant to listed towns
General ice delivery runs from the Batavia ice plant every other day to Amelia Hamlet Bantam Owensville Monterey Marathon.
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Batavia
Amelia
Hamlet
Bantam
Owensville
Monterey
Marathon
Cincinnati Auto Polo at Bantam Fair Grounds
Auto polo thrill show slated for July 2 1024 at Bantam Fair Grounds with start time 2 p m. Event invites crowds seeking fast paced vehicle polo action in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Auto Polo
Player Pianos and Musical Bargains Offered Here
Special notice announces bargains acrossTalking Machines Radio Ukes Violins and more. A known reliable concern offers $160 to $200 savings with small down payment and monthly installments to place a Player Piano in homes. Branch at Stove Milner Musical Co People's Hotel Williamsburg.
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Stove Milner Musical Co
People’s Hotel
Williameburg
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Lehigh Cement
Fuhr, Williemsrg
Judge Young
Bethel
Jes Katherine Keener
Milford
Grace Dietz
Burdeau
Home Gardens
Rollo Anderson
Dayton
Simpson Griffith
Bert Reed
Columbus
Mr. R
Russell Limbeab
Chicago
Charles Williams
Lou‘se Graves
Georgetown
Alice Gillmore
Frank Smith
Nichols
Mary Stroupe
Misses Wilson
Michael Reisinger
Henry Busch
Williamshore
John Sprague
Linwood
Frank Reynolds
Norwood
Ruth Crane
Jeanette Belle Nichols
Mollie Graves
Gorgetown
Anna Fishback
V. O.lyne
Broadway
U. B
Rapp’s Hardware Store
P. F.jamieson
Mary Virginia
Ashville
North Carolina
Elizabeth
Henry Horn
New Richmond Pike
A. B. Price
Cleveland
Mr. Price
Holy Trinity Church
Stonelick
Father Evers
Williamsburg Presbyterian Church
General Ice Delivery
Wurlitzer
Nea
Clermont Hotel
Main Street
Ams
Avia
Janit
F. L. Walse
Court House
Bugsy
Ae A
Shanggie
Federal Land Bank
J. A. Hartman
Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association
Flest National Bars
Cinncinnati
Wilke Coal & Supply Co
Batavia Foundry Co
Depot
E. Fuller
Amelia, O
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Bataiva
Stirling Moore
H. Stirling Moore & Son
Service
Jay
Tri State
Inc
Tri State Butter Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
George C. Schmidt
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Citizens’ National Bank and Trust Co
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