Local social notes span Batavia to Amelia and beyond
A digest of residents visiting relatives and friends, with many names and places. Aug Oarlier and Leo Stonelick in the city. Brazier, Owensville, Cin cinnati, Columbus, and New York City connections appear through visits, milk routes sold, and family gatherings.
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Oarlier Bo
Leo
City
Fred Worthen
Clarence
Brazier
Charles Hartmetz
Cliff Chandler
Owensvillee
Gaon Craver
Palshiser Spd
Ban Oar
Henry Balzhiser
Edward Patobill
Columbus
Irene Groves
Jacob Hauck
Clyde Ansteatt
Camp Dennison
Jamessy Burness
Linwood
James Carpenters
Chas. Capitol
Amelia
Minnie McKay
Ralph and
Dale
Owensville
Isaac Friend
Perintown
Helen
Jessie Kulter
John Hutson
Julia
Pacer
Glover
Verne Hutson
Albert Stuerer
Oliamsburg
Ming Minnie Williams
Carl Slye
Xford
John Slye
Howard Hancock
Harry
New York City
Cora Ely
Mrs Laura Brotherton Hosts Sunday Gathering
Mrs Laura Brotherton entertained a number of relatives and friends Sunday with a pleasant social visit. The gathering featured light refreshments and friendly conversation, reflecting a warm family atmosphere and local community spirit.
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Laura Brotherton
Myrick
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family News
The column lists visitors and family connections across Maple ie and St. Petersburg Florida. Families such as Bosgert, Omas, Simpson, Barron, Hawley, Sprague, Morse, Jones, Wallace, Amiott and Geer are mentioned with relatives visiting, illnesses, minor health updates, and everyday gatherings. Subscriptions to the Courier are noted at 1.26.
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Bosgert
Harry Omas
Charley Simpson
Meradlen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Barron
Ad Hursay
Pas
Eumonia
Omas Ital
Jones
John Hawley
Mitchell
Charley Sprague
City
Ad Morse
Sam
Maude
Ds Dani
Adolas Wallace, Jr
Cincinnati
Follee Ag Sa
Leones
E Hawley
Bundsy
John Amiott
Ter
Goerer
Adie
Local News From Williamsburg and Surroundings
Williamsburg hosts social visits and family news with numerous mentions of travelers and relatives. Residents like Miss Belle Brewer face illness while Dr. Holden’s office operates near home. several trips to Dayton, Cincinnati, and Camp Dennison are noted along with community gatherings at Home Circle Club and local events at the opera house.
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Word
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Busch
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Gia
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Clu
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We Cow
Iss Edna
Are Vari Fonzie
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John Rain
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Liste
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Mar
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Ame
Hearts and Spurs
Opera House
Buck Jones
Allen Ashton
Mother’s
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Dolly
Pigieneon
A.ee
Ida Wilson
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Averill Sentman
Mira
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Salen
George Harden
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Edarden
Ellay McAdame
Los Angeles
Nancy McAdams
Lulu Colvin
Wm. McKee
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Dwell
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Pat Badgley
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Mammoth loaf claimed largest ever baked in Minneapolis
A 60 foot loaf of bread reportedly the largest ever baked in Minneapolis. The dough weighed over 400 pounds. A separate note quotes a Louisville Courier-Journal cartoonish line about banana peels near the Grand Canyon as a ranger warns a tourist.
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Minneapolis
Grand Canyon
Louisville Courier-Journal
Capitals Built to Order by Peter the Great and Philip II
The text notes Petrograd and Madrid were built to order by Peter the Great and Philip II respectively. Madrid’s choice of site is linked to the asthma of Philip II. Subscription offer for Courter at $1.25.
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Madrid
Peter the Great
Philip II
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