Local Society Notes and Decorating Day Travel
Mrs H B Smyth hosted her sister Mrs L J Judson and Harry Hudson of LaFayette Ind over weekend. Chas McGuire and wife returned from St Louis with Joseph Regan and wife. Catherine Smythe attended Indianapolis speedway races on Decoration Day. Charles Klineman sold his place and moved to live with his sister in the city. Mrs John Rosenburger visiting daughter in Lebanon Ohio. Alfred Rapp and wife spent Decoration Day with his parents at Stonelick. Mr and Mrs Kimbal spent the weekend with relatives. Finley Jacobs and daughter spent Decoration Day at Mt Vernon Ky. Louise Phillips visiting mother Mrs Philip Sperry. Blanche Rosensweig visiting Velma Billingsley. Lawn fete at Mr Appel's Maple Glen Olive Branch church grounds Thursday evening June 4.
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Furber
Lebanon
O. Alfred Rapp
Spert
Stonelick
Kimbal
Finley Jacobs
Mt. Rver
Louise Phillips
Philip Sperry
Blanche Rosensweig
Velma Billingsley
Mr. Appel
Maple Glen
Olive Branc’s
Olive Branch Church
Belle Johnston
Minerva Calhoun
Stella Layfield
Cincinnati
O. L. Page
G.A. Maxfield
Durward Wilson
Will Wilson
Elza Boggess
Norwood
Ed Boggess
Carthage
Willard Abbott
Chas. Porter
Lelia Beck
Mt. Washington
Elizabeth Abbott
Callie Taylor
Selah
Fred Witschger
Jim Croswell
Georgetown
Ray Walter
Kentucky
James Nichols
Will Lester
Billie
Owensville and Bethel Social Notes Report Local Visits
Local residents visit relatives and attend Decoration Day events across Owensville Bethel Williams burg and surrounding areas. The notices highlight arrivals from Monterey Xenia Cincinnati Covington Ky and Milford along with church club and hospital references.
Ladies' Aid entertains with box social for M. E. church
The Ladies' Aid plans a free short entertainment and a box social on Saturday night June 6 to benefit the M. E. church. Welcome extended to all. Local families hosted guests and visitors from Mt. Washington Dayton Portsmouth Bethel Mariemont Middletown Norwood Wilmington and South Gate Kentucky over the weekend.
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Ladies’ Aid
M. E.church
Howard White
Cincinnati Williamsburg and Portsmouth Bus Lines Time Schedule
Bus line No 3 timetable issued for July 18 1930 covers Cincinnati Williamsburg and Portsmouth routes. Schedules show departure and arrival times along main stops with service notes and travel windows. The issue reflects early 1930s regional bus operation patterns and route structure.
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Cincinnati
Williamsburg
Portsmouth
Local notes of social visits around Amelia and Rocky Ford
Amelia area social roundup lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. Hicks Mrs. Fagin John Miller and Mary Klein Miss Dunn radio appearance and Memorial Day flowers. Also details gatherings at Laurel Bethel Fort Thomas Cincinnati and Norwood with many local residents and relatives noted.
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Amelia
J. R. Hicks
Lizzie Fagin
W. G. Fagin
Paul
Norwood
Olive West
Newcastle
Ind
John R. Miller
Chicago
Mary H. Klein
M.E.S
Ann Dillon
Dorothy
Cincinnati
C. M. Edwards
Annabel Flora
Bethel
Jimmy Ireton
Franklin, O
Mary Ireton
L. F. Mattox
A. L. Mattox
Walnut Hills
Ruby Smith
Bonnie
Williamsburg
Jim Smith
Callie Tucker
Madisonville
Dora Beckett
OC. &. Smith
Friends
Mabel Wiccard
Ft. Thomas
Ohio growers urged to standardize pack and grading
Ohio officials warn that state imports of fruits and vegetables are high despite local production. Carrot and other produce shipments into Akron Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland Dayton Toledo Youngstown total over 48 thousand cars, with citrus the only major item Ohio cannot grow. Experts say lack of standard grading and packing limits sales, urging a statewide standardization program alongside improved production.
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E. A. Flemming
Ohio
Flemming
Union
Akron
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dayton
Toledo
Youngstown
U.S. No. S
Maine
Ohio State Junior Fair Opens In Columbus August 1931
The Ohio State Junior Fair will run August 31 to September 5 in connection with the Ohio State Fair in Columbus. Boys and Girls of Ohio will conduct the events with Director Guthery inviting Manual Training Teachers to encourage pupil entries in General School Shop projects. Complete awards lists and contest rules are available from the Manager Ohio State Junior Fair Hartman Ohio Building Columbus. Open to all Ohio schools with Manual Training classes. Junior and Senior Grade High School pupils are eligible. awards cover metal and wood projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Guthery
State Department of Agriculture
Hartman- Ohio
Grae
Jury Deliberations Lead to Indecision in Afton Murders
A special grand jury heard two first degree murder cases, acquitting Luther Davis in the D. G. Brooks killing at Afton and indicting Herbert White for the John Huelsman murder. After deliberations, three jurors fled the courtroom, were chased by the sheriff, then reported their findings without reprimand from Judge Bagby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Davis
D. G. Brooks
Afton
Herbert White
John Huelsman
Davis
White
Batavia
Walter Bagby
Inspecting Tour At Cincinnati Stock Yards Visit Numbers
Since last August 2 692 livestock men have visited the Cincinnati Union Stock Yards as members of organized tours conducted under the auspices of the Producers Cooperative Commission Association, the art of Rural Economics and Animal Husbandry of Ohio State University, various county Farm Bureaus and Granges Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards
Producers Co-operative Commission Association
Art of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Smith
Meinhardi Rupture Shield Expert Visits Cincinnati
Renowned Meinhardi rupture specialist E J Meinhardt announces a one day visit at Gibson Hotel Cincinnati Ohio on Tuesday June 9 from 10 AM to 7 PM. Aimed at men only the demonstration is free and invites past clients for inspection and all others to learn. The firm warns against imitators and notes the product has no understraps and can be worn during bathing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Hotel
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. J. Meinhardt
Crawford
Chicago
County 4-H Leaders Guide Livestock Producers in Market Practices
Hughes instructors and county agents led 47 groups statewide including 75 Clarkmont County livestock producers through every stage of market practice. They covered receiving handling grading selling and weighing for all classes of livestock and explained the operations and aims of their marketing agency the Producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Clermont County
Ohio Legislature Faces Tax Bills as July Session Looms
Columbus dispatch notes the legislature reconvening to craft a tax bill with governor approval likely, while the eighty ninth assembly may linger into July. It also covers civil service exams expanding space, unemployment testing, marriage rate stability, Decoration Day at the penitentiary, and restocking by the conservation department with fish and game plans for pheasants and partridges. The Senate passes a revised election code now in lower house review, with preliminary conventions defeated and guidance from Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Eighty-ninth
General Assembly
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio Penitentiary
London Prison Farm
P. E. Thomas
Madison County
State Conservation Department
Senate
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