Mt Holly Socials Include Guests From Dayton And Columbus
Gibson and wife entertained Wini fred Haifa and wife from Dayton Sunday. Miss Sue Thomas hosted Cora Gaskins and Mrs Ethle nee at Rite Armstrong and family. Herman Polley and wife from Madisonville visited his mother. Ha Sillett and family from Ameli visited relatives. Mrs Carrie Koch stayed with Mrs Emma Baker at Mt Auburn. Delmer Atchley and mother were guests of Geo Myers and wife. Walter Muzzy enjoys a ten day vacation. Mrs Shafe Boles returned home after visiting her sister at Oud's Ferry. Jacob Moore and Cleve Gillman from Afton spent Friday with Mrs J G Brunk. Miss Anna Ungelheam hosted relatives from Columbus and esburg Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Muzzy
Shafe Boles
Oud’s Ferry
Jacob Moore
Cleve Gillman
Afton
J. G. Brunk
Anna Ungelheam
Columbus Andesburg
Legion
Williamsburg Enow Ap
Bee
W. E. Ochiltree
Mt. Auburn
Mason
Norwood
E. E. Peterson
Batavia
Ed Wacker
Dudley
Laura Vio
Trace
Vesta Club
Loveland
Riley McAdams
Robert Still
LeNaire
Portsmouth
G. Lines
Ivah Innis
Ellsworth Tonis
C. P. Walker
Josephine Knight
Letha Frazier
Wilmington
Ross Knight
Cincinnati
W. Widmeyer
Laushter
Coryn
Wyoming
John Cover
Hursh Cover
Ben. McAfee
Dayton
Pauline McAdams
Fox Film Co
Tom Mix
Linton
Seeroes Runyan
Kin
Eon
Louisa Chatterton
Jyde Buonycalb
Pysinia Hancoal
Pes Ran i Gin
CrBeini
Kathryn Winsadee
Geo. Dugan
Thos. Dugan
Delmar Harden
Co. Deaveron
John Creager
Ranklin
Pe Wm. Beckett
Williamsburg
Helden
Dr. Holden
J. O. Dennis R
Val Anstead
Clara
Marie
City
Edna Philhour
Abernathy
John Craver
Henry Dietz
John
D. H. Weller
Goshen
Mr. Galloway
Milford
Bessie James
Charles Taylor
Ed Steward
W. C. Russ
Mulberry
Eila Hensell
Blanchester
Clarence Buerkle
L. C. Stewart
A. P. Puerkle
John McLaughlin
Catherine
Anna Buerkle
Middletown
Buerkles
Highway Inn
Raymond
Lewis Favret
J. L
Birdie Apgar
J. O. Rounds
Mt. Orab
Birthday Surprise Honors Archie McMurchy at Home
Archie McMurchy received a birthday surprise at his home for his 15th birthday. The celebration featured games, music, ice cream, and cake while well wishers offered warm greetings. Mrs. Annie Martin and daughter of Columbus visited relatives. Roy Jones and family visited. E. A. McMurchy and family traveled to Ricetown with H. E. Wise. J. W. Corbin and family spent time with Russell Corbin in Wiggensville. Effie Knowles returned home for Sunday. Asher White and Raymond Jackson hosted friends from Newport and Ludon. A Baptist church lawn social is planned for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Phillips
Archie McMurchy
Annie Martin
Columbus
Roy Jones
City
E. A. McMurchy
Ricetown
H. E. Wise
J. W. Corbin
Russell Corbin
Wiggonsville
Effie Knowles
Asher White
Raymond Jackson
Newport
Ludon
Baptist Church Lawn
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Events
Mrs Delilah Anderson hosted the Baptist Circle on Thursday evening. Ware reunion guests from Ft Mitchell Kentucky and multiple families shared visits with relatives over the weekend. Miss Wanda Williams of Walnut Hills joined Mrs J G Richards. George Clare died on Plane Street and funeral held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delilah Anderson
Geo. M. Shields
Ft. Mitchell
Jack Thompson
Gene
Norwood
J. C. Scott
P. D. Milner
W. L. Milner
Cincinnati
Eugene Buchanan
Portsmouth
T. B. Milner
Augusta
Elery O. Anderson
Ollie House
Mt. Lookout
Allan Harris
Allan Lee Harris
Thomas
Lasley
Clara Harris
Winifred Davis
New Richmond
Gladys
W. A. Williams
Amelia
Herbert Parker
Middletown
Emery Parker
Hamilton
Jesse Parker
W. A. Parker
Mollie Shields
John
Thomas. Lasley
Newark
George Clare
Foster
Yaalie Wrygant
Gfee
J. H. Penny
Anna Wygant
Columbus
N. Laycock
A. H. Beck
Cetie Britton
Michigan
Sensational 1791 Ascot Oatlands Stakes Victory
George TIL recalls a dramatic Ascot race in 1791 for the Oatlands stakes. Nineteen horses contested a colossal purse near 150000 dollars and five rivals ran neck and neck to the finish. Baronet ridden by Chifney won by a bare half length amid boastful talk of baronets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Til
Ascot
Chifney
Prince of Wales
Baronet
George Iit
Ninepins origins traced to 700 years ago says doctor
German scientist Dr Holstein locates the game in a 14th century Paderborn chronicle. He states clergy in Westphalia invented ninepins during Lent, using nine pins and balls called heathen. The number of balls later rose from three to seventeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Holstein
Paderbon
Prussia
Episcopal Church of
Westphalia
Ecclesiastics
The Appian Way Queen of Roads History
The Appian Way was a military Rome to Capua road about 132 miles built by Appius Claudius and extended to Brundisium. It became famous as the Queen of Roads with statues and temples, built by slave labor, and remaining excellent 800 years after completion. Modern cost estimates place building this road today at about $250000 per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Capua
Appius Claudius
Origin of Canaries Obscure
The Biological Survey notes the true origin of the canary as a cage bird remains unclear. It suggests captive canaries may have been first gathered from the Canary Islands, but this stock likely did not seed all modern birds. The serin finch of central and southern Europe is very similar and could have been captured and interbred, erasing distinct differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canary Islands
Middle
Europe
Williamsburg Gathers for Independence Celebration Plans
Williamsburg residents express gratitude to Legion members for efforts toward a town Fourth of July event. funds raised will be refunded next week, enabling a larger turnout next year. Local clergy and families attend services and dinners, with reports on community clubs, decorations, and a mayoral health update.
Local Residents Gather for Weekend Visits and Decoration Day Events
A scattered list shows numerous families from Dayton to Fayetteville visiting friends and relatives in the area. Sunday gatherings include the Warren, Predmore and Adams households, with several others hosting or traveling for Decoration Day activities and religious events.
Unable to determine clear headline from fragment
Fragmentary text mentions names like Elmer and Henry Binning and a Wednesday afternoon event on June 10. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A . Elmer
Henry Binning
Hamilton
Odd Fellows Ice Cream Social Ahead In Local Hall
The Odd Fellows plan an ice cream social at their hall on Saturday night. June 13. Community members include Cora Kirskadden and relatives after a visit to Cross town. Local families from Price Hill Middletown Norwood and Owensville attend gatherings and visits with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visi Hutchinson
Shane
Otis Vyatega
F. Kiaiver
Jolisonville Orig
Price Hill
Alker
Chas
Ran
Blanche Foster
Middletown
Joe Cordy
Hamilton
Odd Fellows
Lou Alice Kirskadden
Crosstown
Social visits and week end guests across Kentucky and Ohio
Will Rahe and family visited friends in Kentucky over the weekend. Wallie Oscott and wife stayed in Portsmouth. Madisonville visitors Delia Belle hosted Mrs. Rosenberger and daughter. Many locals hosted relatives and friends from Hyde Park Dayton New Albany and Middletown during the week and weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rahe
Roy Mattox
Kentucky
Wallie Oscott
Portsmouth
Chas, Rosenberger
Madisonville
Delia Belle
Mable Nagle
Cherry Grove
Brazier
Frank Nash
Edwin Perkins
Washington D.C
Lillian Sechrest
Local Decoration Services Attract Town Visitors
Decoration services were observed at this place and many town visitors returned home to renew old friendships. Clarence Steward and family from West Carrollton visited for several days. Various residents extended sympathy to families mourning losses while local social life included visits, dinners, and small gatherings. A group of high school boys toured Columbus and Beach Experiment Farm with their teacher Mr J W Connor of Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Steward
West Carrollton
Ayton
Soni
Seeee
John Mal
Local Visit From Ban tam Family Noted
The Swem family and relatives visited W. A Williams and family on a recent Sunday. The group included Mr and Mrs Charlie and daughter Gladys, and Elmer and wife, with mentions of Seale and Ellyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
N. R. Charlies
Gladys
My. Seale
Elmer Elly Dage
Bantam
W. A Williams
Community social notes list visits and gatherings across Ohio towns
Mrs. Ogie and Doris Jane spent Thursday with Mrs. Silvia Culbertson and Gertrude Dumford in the city. Numerous calls and visits follow at various homes in Madisonville Lebanon Hyde Park and Columbus with families including the Crosses Slones and Bighams. The Monterey homecoming featured Sinai Farmers Band of 100% farmers praised for music and decorations as local veterans and Odd Fellows receive credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ogie
Doris Janeeps
Silvia Culbertson
Gertrude Dumford
J. W. Washburn
Ida Sutton
Frank Schooley
John Slone
Cincinnati
Cliffton Pickheimer
Harvey Cross
Earl Jones
George Newon
Williama
DeSoth
Columbus
John Grosnickie
James Gorman
Madisonville
G. L
Aubie Bigham
Robi. Ogle
Wilson Pringle
William Pringle
Mollie Cross
Eva Barrons
Anna Whitaker
Monterey
Sinai Farmers Band
Georgetown
Sardinia
Brown County
Ohio
Odd Fellows
Sons of Veterans
Local Visit and Sunday Calls In Rocky Ford
Wood spent the weekend in Rocky Ford. Mrs Henry Ibe and daughter Emma visited Richert and Marie. Mary Deem of Batavia stayed with relatives Sunday. Mrs Albert Meier entertained her mother. Mrs John Damn and son Louis and Mrs Fisher of Oakley visited A Richert. Some residents attended Decoration services at Olive Branch Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pare Wood
Henry Ibe
Emma
Wi Richert
Marie
Mary Deem
Batavia
Albert Meier
John Damn
Louis
Fisher
Oakley
A. Richert
Olive Branch
Decoration day gatherings and visits noted in Norwood area
Mrs Dusenberry and family dined with Frank Dimmitt on Decoration day. Zola Meek, Juanita Meek and Frances Petterson attended Monterey homecoming. The Park opened Decoration day with large attendance. Local social visits include Ralsaps and lady friend from Hillsboro, Lar Doughman and Cranna Doughman, J O Riddings and wife, Milverna Schooley, and Charles Burger. Sucking fishes' fin adaptation mentioned as a transport solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs.Dusenberry
Robert, Maude
Roy Williams
Norwood
Frank Dimmitt
Zola
Juanita Meek
Frances Petterson
Monterey
Ralsaps Ye
Lady Friend
Hillsboro
Friends
Lar
Doughman
Cranna
Husband
J. O. Riddings
Lorado
Milverna Schooley
Maurine Oester
Henry Lowman
Charles Burger
Edenton
George Stouder
Chester
Forrest Rhoads
Auctioneer A. M. Ellis Seeks 1924 Bookings For Farm Goods
A. M. Ellis, auctioneer, advertises specializing in selling farm implements, land, pure bred cattle and hogs. He is booking dates for 1924 and provides contact via Tobasco 647 and residence in Amelia, Ne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PO Amelia Ne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Owensville Fair Grounds
Clermont County
Merchants & Farmers Bank
Owensville
J. L. Marsh
Lowe Bros Paint
Williamsburg, Ohio
Newtown
Mt. Carmel Glen Este
Accordir
Croswell
Ind
Miles
lLan.ta
A.an
Batavia Afton
Williamsburg Eastwood
OFRU
Secav Pee
Fifth
Sycamore
O. Croswell
Winchester Street
N. & W. Railway
Tri-State
The
Tri-State Butter Company
MT. Holly
Nicholsville
Bethel
Ninepins
Dorgrater
Emma Brumagen
Bert
Nesbitt
Sty Nes
Fayettevile
Canis R. Hill
Fendamily
Surry’s
Ooch
Weaver's
E We
Fred Warren
Walter Predmore
Bellees
Parker Adams
Sam Strimple
Page Dawson
Ruth Goodhue
West Ford
Bauer and
Famility
Ce Coslett
Ripley
Maurice
Coral Ma
Marateon
J. L. Fomorin
Wm. Fomorin
Rowena Hartman J. Morgan
Sallie Ireton
Izzie
Fred Fomorin
Lynn Johnson
Joseph
Geo. Caldwell
I. W. Snell
Ohn
J. Worland
Germans
Grover Steward
O. Curliss’s
C. Cochran
Nellie Steward
Otis Watson
A. A. Hutchinson
Chas. Weaks
W. Weaks
Hoopston
Illinois
Ora Cramer
Newtonsville
MT. Carmel
Bagby
Felicity
Clifford Myrick
Fred Kearns
Ollie Gresmnade
Corn Ely
Charles McQann Na Fem
Visi Amannan
Anna Me
Bert Atwood
Frank Middler
Erde Park
Pane Hatheans
Awson
M Hrel
Walnut
Wiamebure, and Wile
Tegvard Wishard
Rinana Poending
Sen de Py
Wile
Rocky Ford
Woodland Park
Deep Seas
A. M. Ellis
Budsell
P. M. Rapp
Batavia, Ohio
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