Ritchie and neighbors on visit as Dale dies
Mrs Ada Dale died at her home July 11 and is to be buried in Milford. Goshen community residents including Herschel Walker, Silas Weaver, and many others spent time visiting relatives and attending events in Cincinnati and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
R Ritchie
City
State Letter Carriers’ Association
Cincinnati
Charles Swank
Columbus
Dale
Lora Bodley
Loveland
Margaret Bishop
A. EB. Candill
J. S. Messer
Moorehead
Buick
Wedding Bells At Liberty Street Catholic Church
The wedding of Nick Jung formerly of Carmel and Alice Strahm occurred July 24 at a Liberty Street Catholic Church. A shower honored Mrs Charles Henke formerly Barbara Mauer who once lived here. Local residents noted visits and family connections among the True family and Cincinnati guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha True
Toledo
Nick Jung
Mr. Carmel
Alice Strahm
Liberty Street
Charles Henke
Barbara Mauer
Paul Keller
Robert Busch
Cincinnati
True
Gerard Hanselman
O.N.G
Cleveland
Elva Whitacre
Christ Hospital
Glen Este
Naomi Bell
John Ausman
Norwood
Mary Rosenberger
Portsmouth
Local visitors and homecomings noted in brief
De imere Faia 2 Hueman and family Eliza Tenn returned home Sunday after a lengthy visit. Mr. and Mrs. George Pross and family Cincinnati visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles York Wednesday. Betty Sentavin Price Hill spent the past week with Barbara Urban. Chas Boltz Belle vue Ky visited Delia Bell. Walter Flasch and Mary True returned from Chattanooga. Ann Andres visited Madisonville with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deimere Faia
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ann Andres
Mt Carmel Summerside 4-H Club Meets at Patterson Home
The Mt. Carmel Summerside Boys 4-H gathered July 19 at Billy Patterson’s home with nine members present. Calvin Aicholtz led the business meeting, Donald McGraw gave a report on Caring for Poultry, and plans were made to meet August 2 at 7:30 p.m. at Nelson and Donald McGraw’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel-Summerside
Billy Patterson
Calvin Aicholtz
Donald McGraw
Nelson
Roy Patterson
Community Folks Share Weekend Visits in Ohio and Hawaii
Robert Davidson and Ruth erford Patrick of Middletown made a brief call to home folks last Saturday. Robert Enger visits Mt. Healthy relatives for a week. Mary Carr of Madisonville spent Sunday with Mrs. Bessie Hawk’s family. Jack McLaughlin and Mrs. Tucker of Cincinnati were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Griswold. Thos Rothrock and wife entertained friends from Mt. Healthy last Sunday. Charles Hawk of Blanchester visited son Hoadly over the weekend. Reid Higgins of Honolulu called on the Griswolds Friday evening. Grandma Enger of Mt. Healthy spends a few weeks with son Earl and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Martin
Cincinnati
Fred Smith
Lank Smith
Harry McKeever
Henry Cobb
Friendship Circle
Lulu Beach
Daisy McAdams
Joe McKeever
Aurora
Ind
John D. Taylor
Georgetown
Mary Taylor
Eva Clark
Lawrence White
Hugh M. Davidson
J. Isaac Maham
Dan
Carl Manning
Canada
G. Glancy
Detroit
Mick
Robert Enger
Mt. Healthy
Mary Carr
Madisonville
Bessie Hawk
Jack McLaughlin
Tucker
E. E. Griswold
Thos, Rothrock
Charles Hawk
Blanchester
Hoadly
Reid Higgins
Honolulu
Hawaii
Griswold
Grandma Enger
Mr. Healthy
Earl
BE. J. Fagley
Reading
Bethel
Margaret
Rachel Benjamin
New Richmond
Moscow
Lyman Yates
Jewell Nell
Greenfield
Allan Harris
Allan Lee
Will Taylor
Elton and
Philip
Taylor
Cloverbridge
Harry Britton
Williamsburg
Ida Hill
Fannie Grover
A. C. Haucke
Coney
John Musgrove
Reed Laurence
Middletown
Friends
Catherine Rolph
Bethesda Hospital
Herold Coates
Dayton
Clover Creek
Earl E. Eastwood
Bob Dugan
Ruby Adams
Frances Meek
Local visitors and trips noted in Owensville area
Mrs. Lidy Ansteatt of Batavia spent Sunday with home folks. Miss Delores Rosselott visited Cincinnati Thursday. Mrs. Mat Lehrer and Mrs. Sarah Taylor called on Milford friends. Irma Ireton of Bethel spent Sunday with her mother. Madaline Schultz of Cincinnati visits aunt Emma Schultz. Mr. and Mrs. J Craig and son and Mrs. Dollie Hausman of Cincinnati called on Mrs. Sarah Taylor. Anna Snyder returns from California visit. Carl Russel of Cincinnati visiting the Malls. Zetta Mitchell vacationing east with friends. William Fealy of Wilmington called on sister Lloyd Lohrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidy Ansteatt
Batavia
Delores Rosselott
Cincinnati
Mat Lehrer
Sarah Taylor
Milford
Irma Ireton
Bethel
D. Craver
Madaline Schultz
Emma Schultz
J. Craig and
Dollie Hausman
Anna Snyder
California
Carl Russel
Zetta Mitchell
East
Wm. Fealy
Wilmington
Lloyd Lohrer
Bethel Visitors Share Local Friendly Visits
Bethel residents and relatives are seen visiting across Reading New Richmond and Moscow. Families including the Benjamins and Taylors spent Sundays with kin. several members visited Cloverbridge area and Greenfield friends. A Sunday School class visit plus hospital guestings are noted among local households.
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Phil Sperry spent Tuesday evening with Gordon Fiere tag and wife. Mr and Mrs Carl Joseph and children with Mr Washington called on Mr and Mrs Ed Hugheey Wednesday evening. Mrs Jessy Beagle and son spent Thursday evening with her sister Miss Emma Hartman of Judds. Ed Stepheny and family and Joe Sturm and family spent Sunday with Mrs Ellen Donavan. Phil Sperry and wife called on Mr and Mrs Jesse Beagle Friday eve ning. Mrs Frank Kuhn entertained company Monday. Phil Sperry and wife entertained the following Sunday. Walter Sperry and Miss Smith, Mrs Emily Myer, Louise Philips, Bob Fister and Bobbie Sperry. Will Kurtinitis and family and Charles Wortman and family spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Will Isaack. Mr and Mrs Royal Smythe and children, Mr and Mrs Ed Huheey and son Jim, and Allen Smythe, Mrs Bishop and daughter Mary Francis, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H B Smythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Sperry
Gordon Fieretag
Carl Joseph
Washington
Ed Hugheey
Jessy Beagle
Emma Hartman
Judds
Ed Stepheny
Joe Sturm
Ellen Donavan
Jesse Beagle
Frank Kuhn
Walter Sperry
Miss Smith
Emily Myer
Louise Philips
Bob Fister
Bobbie Sperry
Will Kurtinitis
Charles Wortman
Will Isaack
Royal Smythe
Ed Huheey
Jim
Allen Smythe
Bishop
Mary Francis
H. B. Smythe
Carmel 4 H Club Holds Sixth Meeting
Eight members of Carmel’s Modern Cooks Club attended the sixth meeting on July 22. The roll call named a jungle animal. After the business meeting members updated record books and played games before adjourning until July 29 at 1 00 p.m. at the school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Modern Cooks Club
Carmel's Modern Cooks 4 H Club Meets For Summer Evening
The Carmel's Modern Cooks 4 H Club met at Mrs. Kincaid's home on Thursday evening July 15. After a buffet supper the members conducted business and played monopoly. The next meeting is a wiener roast at Bells on July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Modern Cooks
Busy Bee 4 H Club Meeting at Enger Home
The Lerad 4 H Busy Bee Club met at Rose Carol Enger's on July 21 with games and a business session. Refreshments were served and the books and flowers inspected. The next meeting with the Tissander girls is set for July 28 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Club
Lerad
Rose Carol Enger
Tissander Girls
4 H Cooking Club Lawn Party Indoor Rainy Day
Ruth Gibbs and Pearl Irwin hosted a 4 H Cooking Club lawn party indoors due to rain. Elsie Ferree won a pencil and paper game predicting names from Margaret Haarlam merts. Mary Kathryn McDaniel attended as guest. three members absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gibbs
Pearl Irwin
Margaret Haarlammerts
Elsie Ferree
Mary Kathryn McDaniel
Shamrock Sewers 4-H Meeting Notes
The Wilhiamsville Community Hall hosted a Shamrock Sewers 4-H meeting at 1 30 pm with 9 members present. Mrs Culbertson recorded donations from the lawn social and a July 26 meeting was set to distribute camp funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock Sewers
Wilhiamsville
Culbertson
Marian Maddux
Revival Services at Greenberry M. E. Church
Revival services begin August 1 at Greenberry M. E. Church and run ten days or two weeks with open attendance to all. Mrs. Walter Hammill and son Edward of Los Angeles are visiting at Mrs. John Foster Sr. and Mrs. Hammill’s former name was Mattie Hugeman of Batavia. Rev. Jas Hugeman and wife from Detroit and other Hugeman family members visited the Foster home along with many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenberry Church
Greenberry
Walter, Hammill
Edward
Los Angeles
Calif
John Foster
Hammill
Mattie Hugeman
Batavia
Jas. Hugeman
Detroit
Mich
F. Hugeman
David
Harry Hugeman
Jean
Cincinnati
Foster Home
Roosevelt to Speak as NBC Broadcast Covers Meuse-Argonne Monument
A Sunday NBC program from Montfaucon France will feature President Roosevelt and French leaders in a 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. EST broadcast. Marshal Petain General Pershing and Ambassador Bullitt will deliver remarks from France with Roosevelt’s address from Washington and Lebrun's reply from Montfaucon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
Montfaucon
NBC
WCKY
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Washington
Albert Lebrun
Marshal Petain
John J. Pershing
U. S
William C. Bullitt
Ambassar Bullitt
General Pershing
Harvest Timing for Tobacco Quality in Editor Letter
A reader explains tobacco should be harvested when oil is fullest to ensure easy curing and superior quality. He notes oil remains during curing unlike sap, and describes how sap rising pushes oil to leaf surfaces forming a gum. The writer cites 70 years of observation by his father and invites correspondence from growers at their own expense.
Ohio Industrial Accident Claims by County in 1936
Seven Counties did not file death claims in 1936. Henry, Mercer, Monroe, Paulding, Preble, Putnam and Williams posted zero fatalities among 203,956 total claims statewide. Clermont reported 339 claims with one fatality, 8,862 days lost, and $30 million in wage losses across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Mercer
Monroe
Paulding
Preble
Putnam
Williams
Ohio
Industrial Commission
Thos. P. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Clermont County
Ada Robbins Dies Near Williamsburg
Ada Robbins nee Cowdrey wife of Ralph B. Robbins and daughter of Bert Cowdrey 4234 Eileen Drive Cincinnati died at her parents home near Williamsburg on July 16 in her 85th year Funeral services at her parents home Sunday July 18 at 2 30 p m Rev Fowler conducting the service Interment Mt Orab Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Robbins
Cowdrey
Ralph B. Robbins
Bert Cowdrey
Eileen Drive
Cincinnati
Williamsburg
Rev. Fowler
Mt. Orab Cemetery
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Lou Lowell
Myrtle West
Bert Woman
Ralph Corliss
Clara
Carthage
Gaylord Needham
Mary Coombs
Jennie
Hallie Lowell
Lon Lowell
John Monjar
Cliff Brunk
Edward Cochran
Germantown
G. C. Steward
Will Lungmus
Coney T.tand
Thomson
Offutt
Morris Day
Red Cross Shoe
Ford Co
Eitr
Virginia Neteon
Gene Williams
Portland
Tidiana
Muriel Ford
Indiana
Josie Humphreys
Springfield
GC. M Edwards
G. L. Fox
Dermott
Christian Chapel
MT. Holly
Charles Klansing
Howsare
Béery
Allen Boles
Virginia Topie
Evelyn Boles
Woodland Park
Grace Honaker
Joe Dawson, Jr
Christian Cnapel
R. Brannon
Hamersville
Moerlein
Louisville
Fagin
Fagin Home Last Week Were Dr. T. Swing and
Verner Coombs
Lindale
M. P. Dolen
A. Tscherin
Clermontville
H. Kempton
MT. Carmel
Summerside
Lerado
Robert Davidson
Rutherford Patrick
General Motors
the Security Motor Company
Owensville
Gle
4-H Cooking Club
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