Newtonsville social notes recount births, weddings and illnesses
The Newtonsville column lists birthday celebrations and visits with Moore’s and Pickelheimer families, notes marriages of Ruth Harlow to Frank Hutchinson and Wade Hutchinson’s Newport wedding, and reports illnesses and deaths including Mrs. Ella Watt and Lizzie Mayes. It mentions a severe accident at a stone crusher affecting John Armstrong, funeral attendances, and upcoming ice cream social at Curry’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Watt
John Armstrong
James Holden
Williamsburg
Lewis Bebee
Watt
Lizzie Dickey Mayes
Lexington
Upper Five Mile
Harry Apgar
Curry’s Store
Wade Hutchinson
Newport
Allen Steward
West Carrollton
Ruth Harlow
Frank Hutchinson
Rev. Smith
Batavia
Hutchinson Farm
Greenberry
Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Church Evening Exercises Draw Large Multicongregational Crowd
A Sunday service at the church drew a large attendance from many churches. A lively hymn rendering delighted all. Neal Shelton, long ill, can now go out. Local families and visitors from Newtons ille Frank ville lin Blanchester Clarksville Williamsburg Greenberry Crosstown Marathon Brambles etc visited or hosted others this week.
Community Notes From Blanchester area Social Roundup
Mrs Tina Pindell and Miss Greta Caldwell visited friends in Blanchester Sunday. Norma Gardner spent Saturday with her aunt. Marathon Grange visited the Prange at Peamenorg Getaray evening. Various locals hosted ice cream lunches. The Marathon Community entertained with many musical selections. Frank Needham spent Third Friday with his folks at Wrightie Newtonsville. Don Predmore returned from Pittsburg for three weeks. Odd Fellows planned an ice cream social for the 27th. T L White and family visited Crosstown. Local guests and neighbors cited across multiple households with Sunday visits and family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Wyenge
Pickelhemer
George Cole
J. En. Washburn
Alta Walker
Ghasasiter
Hill
Wm. Fiany
Joseph DeSoto
Columbus
Hirshel Liming
Elsie Culbertson
Gains Grosnickle
Coney Island
Bert Ogle
Meetish Geo. Pricket
Milford
Lydia Clemenss
Blanchester
Raymond Carr
Monterey
Anna Whitaker
Will Hill
Middletown
Lytle Hill
Rybolt
Elenor
VanUamp
Collin
Henry Bromnert
Hickey
Eeva Hickey
Wirs
Nettie Murphy
Morwest
Rosa Collins
Charles Dumford
Florence
Newton Falls
John Smith
O’conner
Robero Kamaete
Bigham
Cliff Long
Caroline Whitaker
Ahildren
Cliff Pickelheimer
Kentucky
Lora Maxie Cox
B. L. Jordan Sunny
I.N. Dumford
Tina Pindell
Greta Caldwell
Norma Gardner
Saturda
Laura Morgan
Marathon Grange
Prange
Peamenorg
Getaray
Roudebe Ura
Tran
Daugherty
Rene
Marathon
Frank Needham
Nets
Wrightie
Newtonsville
John Ireton
Don Predmore
Pittsburg
the Odd Fellows
T. L. White
Ant
Crosstown
Ben Kirskaddg
Bart White
Feeters
Mie
Harold Predmore
Hillsboro
Aya Aker
Rwood
Joseph. Baester
Oakley
Norwood
Hunan
Wagos Visits George Atlen Amid City Ties
An unclear report notes Ene Wagos returning from Wilmington to the city. It mentions a visit to George Atlen and references Cincinnati and nearby friends, detailing social ties and local interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilming
George Atlen
Cincinnati
Dr James J Holden dies in town scene of loss
Wil Temuehes mourns the death of Dr James J Holden a Cincinnati born physician who practiced here He was a devoted husband and father a Presbyterian church leader a royal Mason and Odd Fellow His funeral was held at the Presbyterian church with town business houses closed He rests in Iamsburg cemetery and the community shares their sympathy with his family in this sorrowful time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Temuehes
Waoree
James J. Holden
Holden
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
Harry B. Holden
James
Iamsburg
United Brethren Church
Arthur Grim
Madisonville
F. W. Wise
Ming Rutie Pierce
Columus
O. H. McNutt
Mise Mildred
Mason
Dayton
J. C. Dennis
Dr. Buchanan
Ofen Richmond
Ate Sharp
Vesta Club
Croswell
Clermont County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Milford
Courier
Cleveland
Springfield
Charles Needham
Local Residents Attend Funeral and Visit in Ohio Area
Halick McAfee Frank Judd and Burt Rohrer drive Ford sedans while Walter Irwin owns a Ford coupe. Numerous local families including McConaughy Hartmetz and Balzhiser share funeral attendance and weekend visits in Georgetown Batavia and Loveland. Alice McAfee and Lawrence Brock wed May 29 amid extended family celebrations and hospitalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halick McAfee
Frank Judd
Burt Rohrer
Walter Irwin
Frank McConaughy
Moore
Eva Anstead
Josephine McAfee
Michael Reisinger
Batavia
Elvin White
Five Mile
Wmhite
Alice McAfee
Lawrence Brock
Loveland
Laura Craver
Little Bien
Iltord
Eesmeren
Craver
Bea Hrangaf
Morwood
C. Fe
Chas. Hartmetz
Allen Ashburn
Los Angeles
Kathleeniece
Belle Patchell
James
Arry Apgar
Columbus
Tineraldas Pele
Five Mile Church
Carlisle Family Motor Trip Includes Portsmouth Anniversary
Jas Carlisle and family and Mr Fox traveled to Portsmouth for several days staying at a place with Will and Sethe to celebrate a birthday and honor the anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Famay
Mr. Fox
Portsmouth
Fordon
Courier Subscription Prices Shrink for Local Readers
The Courier announces revised subscription rates with options at $1.25 and $2.25, inviting readers to choose plans that suit daily or weekend delivery preferences.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Commencements
Attendees from the A W C list include Verner Coombs Albert Coombs Frank Ludlow P Offutt Myrick and Winspear. Wesley Stillman and Mr Philhour and wives of Newtown visited Brumagen's Thursday evening. R Headington of Richmond entertained at Gibson dinner Friday. Chas Hays and wife and Mr Miller saw planets and moon at Cheviot June 1. Louisa Perin, Greenfield teacher, weekend at home. Orcel Oneila Adams at Mt Crab commencement. Page Dawson family and Joe Dawson attended Akron commencement. Cliff Kempton Mt Washington guests of CO Edwards wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W.C
Mendgmes Verner Coombs
Albert Coombs
Frank Ludlow
P. Offutt
Myrick
Winspear
Wesley Stillman
Philhour
Newtown
Brumagen’s
R. Headington
Richmond
Ind
Gibson
Charles Eemyer
Chas. Hays
Miller
Cheviot
Saturn
Louisa Perin
Greenfield
Orcel Oneila Adams
Mt. Crab
Page Dawson
Joe Dawson
Akron
Joedy
Cliff Kempton
Mt.ashington
Co, Edwards
Local Social Notes from Anstead and Nearby Families
Ed Ross and family in Anstead's circle of Deer afternoon. John Schiller visited Henry Garrie Sunday afternoon. A Richert and family hosted relatives from the city Sunday. Ed Ross's sister Mrs Garrie Utter now teaches Stone lick school this term. Mrs Hearbe and daughter Emma were with Garbe Kenigon. Mr and Mrs Andy Loup of Perintown joined Sherman Deem and family Sunday eve, and the event continued Saturday eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ross
Anstead
Deer
John Schiller
Henry Garrie
A. Richert
Garrie Utter
Stonelick School
Hearbe
Emma
Andy Loup
Perintown
Gee Sherman Deem
Social Notes From A Bell County Evening
Mr. and Mrs. A C Iuan visited friends Tuesday evening while Mrs. Oden from near Wilmington spent several days with her parents. Parish church events and local gatherings filled the week with family and neighborly calls as residents attended church services and shared casual updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Iuan
Bebopos Marsh
Wilmington
An Ohnson
St.Loguis
Tee Sinter
Len Tayoe
Galloway
Dertece
Local Residents Attend Courtyard Gathering Notes
Mrs. Lloyd Harrow and Mrs. Charles Ilson from the 4th district approached with arrow's mother Mrs. John Craver. Mrs. Ed Steward of Batavia visited Thursday, staying with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Harrow
Charles Ilson
Arrow
John Craver
Ed Steward
Batavia
Auctioneer A. M. Ellis Advertises 1924 Booking
A. M. Ellis announces auction services for farm implements land and livestock including pure bred cattle and hogs. Booking dates for 1924 are open and contact is Tabasco 647 or residence Amelia No 9 with Mayitta OPO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Tabasco
Withamayitta
Quite a Difference at the Depot
An amused observer notes patience varies with arrival time for trains with early arrivals tending to boredom while those arriving at the last moment show more temper. The remark contrasts passenger temperaments by timing and location.
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Owensville Fair Grounds
Clermont County
Merchants & Farmers Bank
Owensville
Ohio
J. L.marsh
Lowe Bros Paint
FUER
Williamsburg, Ohio
Sardinia
R. S. Croswell
Lily
Miles Eae
Bethel
Milford Lovel
New Richmond
THE
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone CO
Maple Grove
Neal Shelton
Schooley
Newtonsille
Blanche Snell
Frankville
Marion Patton
Clarksville
Sarah Jones
Breeding
Burdsall Chapel
John Amiott
C. L. Jones
Stanley
Anna Clemons
Needham
J. W. Hutchinson
Pearl
Wm. Clemons
Leever
Meek
Guy
George Clemons
Codling
Helen Jones
Charley Simpson
Simpson
Stonelick and
Gernqn
Burt Craver
Covington
Carrie Carrier
G. C. Anderson
I. L. Laycock
Sistors
Jackymer
Walnut Hills
Callie Hill
Ella Ross
Grover Bierer
Roy Deel
Wi ’ Clark
Wilmington College
Clark
Migede Emma Potts
Fannie Floyd Apdey
Olden
Stella Patton
Carthage
Kscent
Callie Ompson
H. O. Aultman
Onie
W. BE. Montgomery
Bertha Ulrey
Orthe
Philip J. Teal
Union Township
Glen Este
Peritown
Milford Pike
Clermo
Clarence Fl
Agland
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
Wrench
J.C. Fuhr
Rocky Ford
A. M. Ellis, Auctioneer
Budsell
P. M. Rapp
Batavia, Ohio
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