Community Notes From Granville and Nearby
Social gossip lists dinner guests and hostesses across Granville and surrounding towns. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dunn of New York with Miss Dorothy Dunn of Granville College, plus Mrs. Hazelwood and Philathea class events. Also noted are students and graduates from Miller's Business College and World’s Fair travelers among local families and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Kenneth Dunn
New York
Dorothy Dunn
Granville College
Karl Mattox
Hazelwood
Philathea
Caroll Knause
Miller’s Business College
B. L. Mattox
Broadway Hotel
Jno. Pommerts
J. C. Fitzpatrick
Philathea S.S
Keith
W. A. Williams
Poets’ Union
Kearns
H.C. Perin
Louisa
Rachel
Martha
Olive Swein
Christ Hospital
Harris
Carrolton
Warfield
Geraldine Edwards
Bethesda
W. J. Tabscott
East
Og Dillon
Bertha Townsley
Wilmington
Catherine Behymer
Portsmouth
Social calendar items from New Richmond area
RE F Nash and wife entertained George Nash and wife and Elizabeth Born with C P Sticksel wife and son of Newtown for Earl Nash birthday dinner. Mrs Earl Kincaid hosted mother and aunts. Charles Rosenberger and family visited Delia Bell. Bridge party at C Sticksel’s for Elizabeth Born. Ruth Bell hosted Sunday school class. Mrs Ramey entertained. Nimmo visited Ed Thornburn. Prather and wife from Chile and Will Krantz and wife from Batavia visited Frank Brown. John Schott and family visited Tom Johnson. Margaret Fehring visiting Margaret Graser. Theodore Polansky from Huntington WV spent day with C F Mays. Mrs Josephine Ditmar hosted bridge club. Earl West and wife to World’s Fair. Dorothy Dittmar from Good Samaritan hospital vacationing with mother. Tony Reinhardt returned from western trip with mother. W E Kelch and wife left. Mrs George Atridge visiting Mrs Josephine Dittmar. Ladies Lew White, Harry Buchanan, Tom Castlen and Arthur Connor enjoyed birthday dinner at Fountain Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. F. Nash
George Nash
Elizabeth
C. P. Sticksel
Newtown
Earl
Earl Kincaid
Charles Rosenberger
Mary
Madisonville
Delia Bell
C. Sticksel
Ruth Bell
Ramey
Nimmo
City
Ed Thornburn
J. D. Prather
Chile
Will Krantz
Batavia
Frank Brown
John Schott
Pleasant Ridge
Tom Johnson
New Richmond
Margaret Fehring
Margaret Graser
Theodore Polansky
Huntington
W.va
C. F. Mays
Josephine Ditmar
Earl West
Dorothy Dittmar
The
Good Samaritan Hospital
Tony Reinhardt
West
W.e. Kelch
George Atridge
Mis
Josephine Dittmar
Mesdames Lew White
Harry Buchanan
Tom Castlen
Arthur Connor
Fountain Square
Ford V-8 lays out economy at Gord Dearborn Mich
A reader questions why an eight cylinder Ford V-8 uses fuel efficiently. The company explains that eight small explosions deliver smooth power without extra fuel use, emphasizing light body, efficient design, and lower repair needs.
Hotel Event Honors Mrs Conner's Birthday
Dr Harry Buchanan and Harry Metzger returned from the World's fair and were noted in a hotel celebration honoring Mrs Conner's birthday, with greetings and civic figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Conner
Harry Buchanan
Harry Metzger
Hamlet Jones Family Visits Sister in White Oak
Paul Jones and family visit his sister at White Oak while Lucille Brotherton stays with the Gates. The lawn fete by the Christian Church youth group netted 25 dollars. Amelia Fire Company staged practice displays at Loudenback’s oil station. Visitors include Chas Wolfe and wife, Mr. and Mrs Pilton, Mr. and Mrs Vinson and Dorothy Jones, Miss Jones, Mrs. Fisher, Emma Stevans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
White Oak
The
Christian Church
Lucille Brotherton
Gates
Amelia Fire Company
Loudenback
Pilton
City
Vinson
Dorothy Jones
Washington
Emma Stevans
Walnut Hills
Surrys
Social Visits Highlight Indiana and Cincinnati Page
Mrs Walter Cordery visits sister in Indiana while Eugene Glaser and family visit relatives in Georgie and Ohio. The Dick and Carter families host relatives. church events note homecoming service at Taylor M E church with Rev Nelson and Rev Parkey contributing music and sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Branham
Taylor M. E
Rev. Nelson
T. Parkey
Milford Calvary Church
Chinch Bug Damage Worst in 15 Years
Chinch bug damage to crops in central and northwestern Ohio is worse this year than in 16 years, with whole fields of corn destroyed as bugs move from barley and wheat. Drought favored development, barley fields adjacent to corn saw the heaviest loss, and tar barriers with creosote and dust barriers helped save some crops. Counties reporting severe damage include Madison, Champaign, Union, Delaware, Franklin, Licking, Hardin, Hancock, Lucas, Wood, and Morrow.
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Ohio
T. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Parks
Madison
Champaign
Union
Delaware
Franklin
Licking
Hardin
Hancock
Lucas, Wood
Morrow
Warmest Day Sparks Garden Drought Fears
Last Friday reached 97 degrees, the warmest day of the month, with intense sun affecting vegetation by evening. If such weather persists, crops in the garden may be placed on the dead list due to heat stress and drought risk.
Social round at M E S S party and local visits noted
Friday evening party hosted by Mesdames Marshall Carpenter Young Connor and Amiott. visits include Wm Miller at Bluefield and Geo Miller in Virginia. Attendees at meals include Ray Davis and family and several named guests. Clermont County Band concert followed by a church ice cream social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Hestar
Hester Caldwell
Georgetown
Harley Caldwell
Cincinnati
Bertha Hutton
Arthur Ruffner
Harold Chatterton
Cleveland
Arthur Ruffner Jr
Wm. Conner
Henry
Harry Jester
Allen Hutchinson
Union Plain
Walter Cropper
Myra Pierce
Geo. Frazier
Trilla Walker
Winnie Simons
Felicity
Clermont County
M.E. Church
Owensville and Area Weekend House Calls
Rob Williams and wife from New town area visited relatives Tuesday. Mrs Center and her children from Dayton visited her mother Mrs Tucker. Marie Dore visited city friends. Mrs Sarah Taylor spent a day with her cousin at Riverside Drive. J L Faverets brought grandchildren from the city. Mrs Mary Marshal and her brother from Cincinnati called on Mrs Fetter. Edna Philhour from city vacations with Mrs Rudolph and others. Joe Pierce and wife of Dayton visited his mother Mrs Gillman who has been very sick. Wrong Kind of Advertising Too many advertise cares instead of wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob. Williams
Newtonsville
Social Roundup of Visits and Illnesses
Local residents and families from Dayton Newtonsville Mason and Cincinnati appear in a weekend roster of visits hospitalizations and a funeral. Notables include Chas Hill and wife visiting friends from Dayton and Mary Ansteadt at Christ hospital for treatment with multiple family gatherings described across Mason Milton Cincinnati and Batavia.
Scientist Revives Brain Cells Theory of Thought
A scientist revisits the idea that brains are made of tiny electric cells. If extended, the concept could explain why some thoughts feel positively shocking and others deeply sane, per the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Newtonsville Grange hosts Goshen Grange in Goshen
The Newtonsville Grange entertained the Goshen Grange at Goshen Tuesday evening with a nice program. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served at the close. Various local residents were noted visiting relatives and shopping in Cincinnati, with several births reported in nearby towns. A long list of social visits included trips to Hamilton Am elia and a 4 day trip through Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky and North Carolina by local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Carver
Middletown
Elza Culbertson
Mollie Cross
Cincinnati
Harley Stewart
Allen Jones
Edenton
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Carolina
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Visits
Mr and Mrs Ralph Coleman of Mt Washington hosted L F Coleman and wife Sunday. Permeal Pindle visited Mrs Elizabeth Morgan Saturday evening. Genet and wife from Madisonville visited A N Genet and wife Sunday. G C Steward and family hosted B E Curtis and family and Margaret Curlis from Germantown Sunday. Burdsals Chapel social drew several locals Friday evening. J B Ireton and daughter Alice of Evanston called on Grant Predmore Friday. Ruth Warman and Clara Steward spent Wednesday with Catherine Jones near Chasetown. Louise Garman visited the Chaney Sisters Sunday. Margaret Curtis of Germantown visiting Merrick Hutchinson and family. Bill Smith and family of Hartman called on Mr and Mrs Stover Saturday. Mr and Mrs Brubaker entertained company Sunday. Raph Curtis vacationing with relatives in Virginia. 4-H club members picnicked at Blanchester Friday. Ella McDonough of Crosstown spent the weekend with James Malott and wife. Mrs Jennie Lawill entertained her son and wife of Detroit Michigan recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Coleman
Mt. Washington
L. F. Coleman
Permeal Pindle
Elizabeth Morgan
Both Genet
Madisonville
A. N. Genet
G. C. Steward
B. E. Curtis
Margaret Curlis
Germantown
Raymond Garman
Burdsals Chapel
J. B. Ireton
Appointment of Executor and Administratrix in Clermont County
Notice of Appointment records Ezra Seyler of Batavia Ohio appointed executor of Lena Seyler deceased and Della Smith of Batavia Ohio appointed administratrix of Jasper Smith deceased both in Clermont County Ohio dated June 27 and June 28 1933 respectively. C H Woodmansee probate judge N G Cover attorney and Davis Ely Ely attorneys noted.
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Lena Seyler
Ezra Seyler
Batavia
Ohio
Lena Seler
Clermont County
Hio
C. H. Woodmansee
N. G. Cover
Jasper Smith
Della Smith
Batavia A. No. 4
Jyletanw Davis
Ely & Ely
Estate of R P Osbourn named executor appointed
Notice is hereby given that ish op of Batavia Ohio has been appointed executor of the estate of feamein ebourn in Geon County Ohio dated June 22. 191? by Probate Judge. Attorney: Woodmanser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Osbourn
Batavia
Feamein Ebourn
Neoounty
Ohio
Woodmanser
Sara
Emerson quote on vocation and happiness
A brief reflective excerpt notes that good manners and adaptability help, but the true fortune is being born with a bias toward a pursuit. It celebrates diverse callings from making baskets to broadswords canals statutes or songs as sources of employment and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
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