Willowville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Sidney Sullivan entertain friends on Wednesday and Sunday. Numerous families visit kin in Taylorville Kentucky and nearby towns. M rs Eden Woods guests of Henry Hershkler. Jean and Pauline Brennman visit in Silverton. Local clubs meet and relatives travel from Chicago Dayton Cincinnati Norwood and Minnesota for weekends and extended stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Sullivan
Jerry Marsh
Tayloraville
M. McComas
V. McComas
Virginia
Alice Danner
Evalan Sullivan
Eden Woods
Henry Hershkler
Robert Nagle
Leroy Marsh
Vernon McComas
Local social notes include visits and a birth announcement
Miss Dorothy Dunn visits with a Dennison University friend and her sister Mrs. Carl Slye. A daughter Martha Jane born to Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Hawke. Ennis Turner visits with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Corbin. Mrs. Frost of Cincinnati visits the Knowles home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Musgrove of Bethel visit E. A. McMurchy. Mr. and Mrs. John Slye of Amelia visit their son Carl Slye and family. Miss Fern Laycock of Laurel enjoyed time with Eugene Laycock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dunn
Dennison University
Carl Slye
Hugo Hawke
Martha Jane
Ennis Turner
J. W. Corbin
Frost
Cincinnati
Knowles
Walter Musgrove
Bethel
E. A. McMurchy
John Slye
Amelia
Locust Corner Social Roundup Bridges and Visits
Miss Jean Stanack of Eaton visits her uncle Malcolm Clear. Mrs. Everett Townsley hosts a Cincinnati bridge club. Hoffmeister sisters tour Wisconsin for the World's Fair. Donald Cristie and wife weekend guests of John Cann. Lester Hauck and family of Hartwell visit Pete Wagger’s household. Fred Lipps hosts Nellie Wall of Nicholsville. Hyde Park and Cincinnati visitors to R. B. Wilson’s home. Funeral for Rudolph Hauser at Cherry Grove attended by Lipps Cross Knause Hendrickson. Church Lawn Fete and Farm Bureau meeting announced for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hayden
Chicago
B. T. Davis
E. A. Day
Emma Bredwell
Mina Porter
Chattanooga
Tenn
Baptist Circle
Aubrey Odell
Lawrence Stennette
Springfield
C. D. Hill’s
Aileen
Cincinnati
O. C. Davison
Lulu Ellsberry
Will Stone
Minnesota
W. W. Widmyer
Agnes
Hyde Park
Hattie Widmyer
Loys Peart
Kewanee
Elton Reed
R. B. Wilson
Fred Lipps
Jesse Cross
Wm. Knause
Myrtle Hendrickson
Rudolph Hauser
Cherry Grove
Farm Bureau
Academy
Died at Cincinnati Hospital Elizabeth Brown Pt Isabel
Mrs Elizabeth Brown died in a Cincinnati hospital on July 13 after a short illness. Mr and Mrs EB H Rainey and sons Harlan and Marvin returned home after a three week visit with relatives in the South. Local gatherings and visitors noted, including a Pt Isabel baseball festival and a Friday social led by Miss Edith Beach. Francis McIntyre has moved to Covington for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
Elizabeth Brown
Cincinnati
Brown
EB. H. Rainey
Harlan
Marvin
Southland
M. H. Little
Evalyn
Carthage
Sadie Phillips
Ray Preston
Wayne
Anna Little
Calvin Little
Felicity
Gail Schubert
Covington
Pt. Isabel
Edith Beach
Annie Browning
Francis McIntyre
Locust Lake Drive Resort Under Construction
Locust Lake Drive opens a new summer resort area under construction offering Lake Parks Club House Tennis Courts Play Grounds Bathing Boating and Fishing for exclusive free use by lot owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Lake
Birthday honored by many at Manning home
More than forty relatives gathered at Ollie Manning’s home for Edward Thompson’s birthday. The event was enjoyed by all and well wishes were voiced for many more celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Bartlow
Norwood
R. S. Phillips
Inez
Verna
Calvin Little
Ray Preston
Arch Lanham
Milford
G. H. Page
Ollie Manning
Edward Thompson
Edward
Washington Two. S. S
The
Christian Church
Lorie Simcox
Margaret of
Bethel
Verne Kinnet
Belfast Williams Corner Rally at Belfast Church Saturday
Belfasts Williams Corner reports rally services at Belfast Church on Saturday night July 14 led by Rev Stitzel with preaching at 9:30 am Sunday July 15. A Sunday service follows, inviting all to attend and visitations noted.
Social News From Newtonsville Area Observes Local Visits
Mrs. Ida Sutton and son Forrest of Belfast join Mrs. Hannah Hewitt’s funeral in Blanchester. Eunice Hill and Leela visit Indianapolis relatives. Roscoe Pringle returns from a western states trip to old Mexico. Mrs. David Shuler’s family home from hospital. Local calls include Batavia and Sabina visitors. Dale Roudebush of Dayton visits Dannie’s household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Sutton
Forrest
Belfast
Lillie Washburn
Hannah Hewitt
Blanchester
Eunice Hill
Leela
Hill
Indianapolis
Roscoe Pringle
Estel Pringle
Joe Pride
John Langdon
Sabina
Dale Roudebush
Dayton
Dannie
Distant Notices and Short Features From The Times
Community notes mention Mrs. Goodheart visiting Cincinnati while Mr. and Mrs. W. Royal host. Religious items outline Summerside M E Church activities with services and Sunday School times. Also lists Olive Branch Church evening program and Ladies Aid schedule at Mt Carmel. The rest provides trivia on courtesy, animal intellect, ebony wood, a collie’s abilities, and population figures for cities over 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerside
M. E. Church
O. W. Robbins
Stanley Pattison
S. S. Supt
Ladies’ Aid
Mt. Carmel
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Willowville
Nicholsville
Williams
Rev. Stitzel
S. S
Lewis Ansteatt’s
E. E. Schultz
Mary Louise
John Schultz
Val Anstead
Velma
Mary Schultz
Paul Ehrat
Milo
Owensville
Chas. Seward
Jake Hill
Coney
Nellie Craver
Good Samaritaneae
John Stuart
CCC
Herbert McCormick
McCormick
Woodland Park
W. J. Burdsall
Geo. Crone
Coney Island
Beryl Jordan
Paul
Kate Jordan
Middletown
Mr. Jordan
Kimball
Losey Home
Harley Stewart
Allen Jones
Edenton
Lou Klattie
Friendship Club
Fred High
Fred Rohmohr
Fannie Vogt
Rose
Wm. Miller
John Dumpke
John Schneider
Solphie
H. Born
M. Johnson and Son
McGee
Fred Kline
Stew Johnson
Mt. Carmel School
Miss Rose
Alice Day
Walnut Hills
John Hyman
John Ward
F. Brown
Batavia
E Stork
Harry Brown
A. Perin
Clarence
Florence Swing
Newtonsville
Jims A
Hood
Jim
Hi Ho
Chinatown
New York Zoological Park
West Indies
Brazil
Chintown
Clermont Courier
Courier
Clermont Pub. CO
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