Community notices and social events roll through local Courier
Friday night Epworth League members from NoBiases' at Lo cust Corner celebrated Floyd Milners departure for service with a hay ride. An ice cream social by the Christian church raised 73 dollars and drew a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
NoBiases
Locust Corner
Floyd Milner
Ludlow
C. E
The
Christian Church
Fred Weaver
Helen Bonner
Chicago
Community welcomes furloughed soldiers home
Our town enjoys a brief homecoming as Nick Repman and Cpl. Chas DeNike return from distant service on furlough to visit relatives. A funeral in Bethel last Wednesday brought together Mr and Mrs Jake Slade Avery Brown and his wife from Cincinnati for Mrs John Glasco’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Repman
Cpl
Chas. DeNike
Jake Slade
Avery Brown
Cincinnati
John Glasco
Bethel
Local church group reports camp selections and travel notes
PERINTOWN W S of C S of the Methodist church met at the Odus Lykins home for a covered dish supper and business. Miss Rowena Lykins and Margaret Trapp were chosen for the Religious Study Camp at Sabina Ohio in late July. Members Edward Brown of the Light Bomber Section at Eglin Air Field Florida returns after a 15 day furlough. Sgt Thomas L. Trapp of the 1529th A S F Depot Columbus Ohio spent a three day leave. Messages report Culbertson's North Africa location and well being. Local visits include Cincinnati Loveland Red Bank Albuquerque Mt Sterling Kentucky Dayton and Dayton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S
C. S
Odus Lykins
Rowena Lykins
Margaret Trapp
Sabina
Edward Brown
Eglin Air Field
Florida
Wright Brown
Thomas L. Trapp
1529Th A. S. F. Depot
Columbus
Chas R. Culbertson
Corp. Culbertson
North
Africa
Clyde Bratton
Cincinnati
Robt. Storer
Gene Brothers
Albuquerque
N. Mexico
Ed. Alexander
Chas Culbertson
A. C. Pickleheimer
Loveland
D. C. Foster
Grace Shelton
Red Bank
Louis Trapp
Fred Schmidt
Louis Trapp Jr
Linda Lou
Dayton
Harry Schmidt
Anna Mae
Mt. Sterling
Edith Trapp
Helen Marco
Trapp
Local Social Notes From Williamsburg Area
Williamsburg society items report visits and travels of local families. Several residents such as Miss Margaret Randall and Miss Lois Maham are back from Cleveland and relatives. Military personnel including Sgt Jesse L Storer Pvt Phillip Watson and Harry Becktold are home on furlough or discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Daniel
Oakley
Stewart McCullum
Margaret Randall
Cleveland
Lois Maham
Jesse L. Storer
Army Air Forces Pilot School
Smyrna
Tenn
Pvt
Phillip Watson
Camp Forrest
Maude Putsich
Mariemont
Wright Duckwall
H. E. Bigony
Edward and
Maralyn
Delaware
Thomas Miller
Kermit Hutchinson
Charles Barnes
Norman Davis
George Crum
William Brasselton
Junior Cockrell
Navy
Harry Malott
Army
H. M. Davidson
Hoffman
C. E. Maham
Harley Brunk
Mason
Doris K. Thompson
Marjorie Kemp
Board of Education
Mary Wurtz
Ruth Carolyn
Sidney
W. T. Elrod
Geraldine
Billy Brasselton
Harry Becktold
Panama Canal Zone
Social at Grange hall to aid good cause Friday
In Nicholsville the W S C S plans a social at the Grange hall on Friday night July 30 inviting all to help a good cause. Mrs Eva McMurchy and Arch ie visited relatives at Moscow Sunday. Mrs Bertha Moore attended church after hospital stay. Emery Hall and family visited Loveland. Mrs Russell Harvey stayed with her parents at Butlerville. Phyllis Bolender works at American Book Company. Mrs Iva Norris visiting George Norris home. Theodore Bulow of Butler Co visited Hugo Hawke home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva McMurchy
Archie
Moscow
Bertha Moore
Emery Hall
Mrs. Hall
Loveland
Russell Harvey
Butlerville
Phyllis Bolender
American Book Company
Iva Norris
George Norris
Theodore Bulow
Butler Co
Hugo Hawke
Sunday Visits and Family Ties in Ten Mile Community
Ten Mile area residents shared visits with relatives and friends across Avondale Nicholsville New Richmond Cincinnati and nearby towns. Notable gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mayer with the Spitzmillers and Mrs. Clara Ilhardt hosting several relatives from Cincinnati and College Hill during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Mayer
Avondale
Adolph Spitzmiller
Harry Carter
Ray Leslie
Ray Snider
Nicholsville
Elmer Leslie
Alice Ilhardt
Vera
New Richmond
Clara Ilhardt
Emma Miller
Carolyn
Ada Williams
Joe
Howard
Charles
Cincinnati
Charles Feldkamp
Mae Stafford
Randolph
Cameron
W. Va
Emelie Ernest
Wilbur Hancock
East End
Ed Krapp
Albert Krapp
College Hill
Chris Schwecke
Herbert Lazarus
Hyde Park
Milford Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Milford residents list visitors from Cincinnati Norwood Madisonville and Washington Indiana. Highlights include Mrs H E Wilde and others calling on Cam ille Jones Hester Shaw and family. A lawn fete and ice cream social is planned by the Church of Christ Ladies Aid for July 24 at the I C O F hall Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Wilde
Joseph Bursk
Julia Bothwell
Cincinnati
Camille Jones
Hester Shaw
Elmer Evans
Norwood
J. K. Buckingham
Joe Barrett
Madisonville
W. K. Runyan
H. D. Gatch
Gerald Anstaett
J. L. Woodward
Ladies Aid
Church of Christ
I. C. O. F. Hall
Main St
Woman’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Ben Bernheiser
Jos. Lotz
MacGregor A. Bancroft
Lucian Pfeiffer
Obituary notices and social visits from Glen Este
The Glen Este community reports the sudden death of John Rumpke by lightning and extends sympathy to his family. Other notices include deaths of Mrs. Townsley and condolences for the family. Visitors and travels involve Dr. and Mrs. Lee McGuire, Mary Adams, and the Masters family visiting relatives in New York. Ed Stepheney of Mt. Washington called on Mrs. Isaack. Horstman family and Emma Horstman with Jesse Beagle host Sunday evening guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Mundhenk
Evelyn Mundhenk
Clara Reichard
Arcanum
Clifford Robinson
Donald
Charles Ross
Mason, O
John E. Collins
Frances Collins
Indian Lake
Warren E. Thomas
Notalie
New York City
Thomas
Adams
Carrie Sater
Harold Anderson
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Kenneth Conkling
John Rumpke
Mary Adams
Jesse Beagle
Carl Masters
A. J. . Mastropalo
New York
Ed Stepheney
Mt. Washington
Isaack
Charles Horstman
Emma . Horstman
Sympathy Extended for Mrs Clara Holmes Passed
Belfast-Williams Corner extends sympathy to Mrs E E Humphries on the death of her mother Mrs Clara Holmes who died in Milford at age 89. Funeral was at Monroe Funeral Home with Rev Kemper of Kennedy Heights officiating. Also notes a series of local social updates and visits from family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Humphries
Clara Holmes
Monroe Funeral Home
Milford
Kemper
Kennedy Heights
Holmes
Visit and family notices from Hamersville and nearby towns
A local society page lists visitors and residents from Hamersville and surrounding areas. Numerous names appear visiting relatives or traveling for training, furloughs, or to attend funerals and services. реople named include Snider Hendrixson Ellis Hughes Wilson Liming Roberts Woodruff Jobe Marksberry Watson Shinkle Little Linville Day Reed Leonard Fancher Ormes Phillips and others.
How to Keep Leaf Lettuce Fresh and Crisp
Wash the lettuce leaves and roll them loosely in a towel to dry. Store covered in a cold place and use promptly for best texture and flavor.
Social gathering marks Brooks family reunion in New Richmond
Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Brooks gathered at the Hamilton home on Washington Street for an annual reunion attended by 33 guests from Cincinnati Kentucky and local families. Fay Brooks and Lieut Dale Lytle joined the group along with other kin for a noon dinner under the trees. A cyclone like storm damaged several homes with Lew White’s property suffering major losses. Weather swung to heavy rain and lightning across town while bird houses and garden furniture were scattered. Meanwhile Mrs. Dell Roberts in Hawaii reports a successful eye operation with 100 percent vision expected. Reverend Walker and his wife in Hilo remain active in Civil Defense duties as wartime life continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Brooks
Emery Hamilton
Washington Street
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Dale Lytle
Bowman Field
Louisville
Bombadier
Lieut
Lytle
Camp Blanding
Fla
New Richmond
Ohio Street
George
Lew White
White
Dell Roberts
Hilo
Hawaii
Honolulu
Roberts
Washington D. C
David M. Roberts
Shannon Walker
Walker
Postmaster Fred Weaver Dies After Illness
Amelia briefs report the death of postmaster Fred Weaver after several weeks illness. Funeral services were held at White's Funeral Home in Mt. Washington with Rev. Harmon, burial at Batavia. Various local residents John, Effie Russell, Delbert Wilson, and others are noted visiting, hosting, or traveling in surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weaver
White
Mt. Washington
Harmon
Batavia
Effie Russell
Columbus
Kate Amann
W. O. Hutson
Sewing Club
Miss Townsley
Delbert Wilson
New Richmond
Wm. Smith
C. H. Best
Bernice Evanshine
W.s.of
C. S
Mt. Pisgah Church
L. Houser
Bloom Rose church festival set for Saturday on the lawn
The Ladies Aid Societies announce a church lawn festival this Saturday evening the 24th with ice cream pie cake and sandwiches available. Neighbors include Edna Armstrong visiting Batavia family and Neal McMullen returning from Army service to farm duties. Weather permits wheat harvest and crops look good as soybeans and corn grow well. George Buccannan drives a new car. A Harris sale near Centerville drew a well represented crowd and C E Armstrong reports a brood mare gored by a bull last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Bloom Rose Church
Edna Armstrong
Jim Jones
Batavia
Bloom Rose the 11Th
Four Corners
Greagory
Hillsboro
George Buccannan
Harris
Centerville
C. E. Armstrong
Buy U. S. Defense Bonds
David, fourteen, works at Pearl Harbor during summer. Elizabeth, twelve, works at Lyman Hall school where her father is active. Their youngest is six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Pearl Harbor
Elizabeth
Lyman Hall
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Norman Fagin
Raymond Tasker
George Swing
Detroit
Shademoor Park
Ralligh Church
Harry Lytle
Alma Henning Kane
Kansas City
J. E. Lytle
Owensville Fair Grounds
Imogene Booth
Good Samaritan Hospital
Herman Follow
Wm. Ramsey
Arthur Carter
Stanley Moore
Anna Lou
Janet Poe
Bethesda Hospital
Fallon
MT. Holly
Perintown
Batavia Fertilizer Co
Peebles Fertilizer and Rendering CO
Williamsburg
Grange Hall
Garnet Ward
Waverly
Roy Holmes
Allen Chandler
California
Carl Moore
Billy May
Washington
Ind
Hunt
Amelia
John Hunt
Alex Pierson
Clarence Brooke
Clifton
Anna Mae Smith
Tuscon
Arizona
Frank Bainum
Laurel Ave
Hugh D. Morgan
Atlanta
Grady Reeves
Glen Este
Belfast
Williams
Rev. Titus and Family
India
Gladys Humphries
Josephine Rapp
Rose Mary Weight
Indian Hill
Harley Price
Junior
Herbert McCormick
Bill
Carol Witham
Goshen
Margaret Jones
Christ Hospital Training School
Mabel McCormick
Edith Anstaett
Owensville
Wayne Schobert
Dorothy Utter
Isabel
Wilmer Snider
Hamersville
del Hendrixson
Salt Air
Ray Preston
Jesse Preston
Verna Ellis
David Altman
Ella Hughes
Maysville
Ella Wilson
Joseph
Nashville, Tenn
James Liming
Wayne Preston
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Bige Roberts
San Antonio Texas
Ralph Woodruff
U. S. Navy
Great Lakes
Roy Woodruff
Henry Jobe
Norfolk
H. F. Jobe
Imogene Johnson
Gilla Marksberry
Felicity
Russell Watson
Joan
Cassius Shinkle
Watsons
Mabel Sipple
Paul Little
Howard Linville
Charles Day
Earl Reed
Julia Marksberry
Donna Gay Lukin
L. A. Leonard
Maple
Elmer Workman
Paul
Wanda
Mt. Olivet
Ray Marksberry
Marksberry
Wilbur Love
Price Hill
E. M. Love
Jennie Brose
Cecil Wallace
Christ Hospital
Shirer
Myrtle Evanshine
Richard. Hicks
Crosstown
U. S
Portland
Lowe Bros
Williamsburg, Ohio
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