Newtonsville Social Notes Read Like Jumble Of Names
A fragmented social page lists residents and visitors including Banilat, Dale Roudebush and family, Mrs Jepiner of Dayton, Sue Karns of Hyde Park, and Ed Daniels. Several locals attended funerals and gatherings while others were noted in brief visits and arrivals around town.
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Newtonsville
Banilat
Mey Falty
Dale Roudebush
Jepiner
Dayton
Sue Karns
Hyde Park
Cara Slater
Arrows
Glare and Mist in Eton Town Report
A fragmented note mentions Payton and Eton with unclear actions. The fragment hints at a day spent in town reporting or observing glare and weather, but details remain unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payton
Local visits and family gatherings reported
Abe Glancy and wife of the city are visiting her parents. Mrs. Harley Cross of Oakley spent Wednesday with Mrs. Earl Jones. Cliff Long and wife were in the city on Friday. Cliff Rose and wife of Avondale spent Sunday with his father and wife. Cliff Haffner and wife of the city spent Sunday with Nate Vollins and wife. Clyde Dugan and wife of Hamilton spent Sunday with his mother. Homer Hiohler of Monroe spent Sunday with Elmer Hill. Philip Emery, wife and son of Lebanon spent Saturday with Manly Hill and wife. Mr. Stuart and family of Lebanon spent Sunday with Aubie Bigham and wife. Arthur Bruce, wife and Mrs. Marty of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Minnie Neidig of Carey spent Sunday with Minnie Emery. Mrs. Griswold and daughter of Blanchester are visiting at Joe Pringle's.
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Abe Glancy
City
Harley Cross
Oakley
Earl Jones
Cliff Long
Cliff Rose
Avondale
Cliff Haffner
Nate Vollins
Clyde Dugan
Hamilton
Homer Hiohler
Monroe
Elmer Hill
Philip Emery
Local residents guest lists and visits noted around town
The column lists guests and visitors from German town Ky Springboro Norwood and other nearby areas. It mentions Mrs Edwards Dayton and Bert Huntington hosting gatherings, Ellen Reynolds staying with relatives, Virginia Henry and Annabelle Flora among the city visitors, and social events at the Bantam fair grounds.
Junior and Senior Tennis Clubs share a midweek on court
The Junior Tennis Club hosted the Senior Club on Wednesday evening for a social match. Several visitors and members attended in Charleston and Williamsburgh areas with neighbors and family joining the event.
Williamsburg County Notes Signal June 29 Music Event
In Williamsburg a community notice invites residents to a June 29 program at the School Auditorium featuring the Boys and Girls Band of the K of P Home Springfield with Grand Chancellor Kunkle expected. The piece notes local obituaries, visits, and various family updates from Frepkfort Opto to Harveysburg and Safety Harbor, plus a hospital update on C. H. McNutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
K. of P
Springfield
Kunkle
Ila Larchie Gales
William
Thomas Darby
Cincinnati
Lou Jewett
California
Anna Williams
Williams Corner
Kathryn
Ella Williams
Elton Smith
Ohio State University
Virginia Ashton
Ogden
Harveysburg
Frank Hauck
Bethel
O. Towner
Bunday
G. McAfee
Safety Harbor
Fla
Helenham
Deligh St
Floyd McKinney
Zollars
Charleston
West Va
C. H. McNutt
Lesiage Griggs
Felicity
Social Round of Norwood Residents and Visitors
Mrs Curtis of Norwood spent the past week at her home here. Several neighbors called on Henke Friday afternoon. Families from Middletown Batavia Franklin Hyde Park Walnut Hills and Goshen visited or hosted relatives this week. Notable mentions include the Leever Ansteatt Eimer and Dietz households with multiple social calls and a funeral gathering for Mrs Beal of Norwood.
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Curtis
Norwood
Diets
Grace
Anna Steward
Batavia
Henke
Fred Warm
Schobert
Middletown
Frank Schobert
Frank
Vivian Leever
Ida Lohke
Hyde Park
Minnie Roudebush
Ernestine
Franklin
Davis
Emma* Steward
Velma Ansteatt
Felicity
Marcella
Helena Eimer
Andrew Eimer
Carrie Patterson
Henry Dietz
Tounday
C.H. Strong
South Milford
Ed Farson
Mary
Goshen
D. H. Wellener
Carlos
Julia Hitch
Marie
Clara Ansteatt
Walnut Hills
M. M. Dumford
Clare Williams
Pleasant Ridge
Arnold Favret
J. L. Favrer
J. C. Fetter
Cincinnati
Pleasant gatherings mark community week in Amelia area
Mrs. E. C. Meyer entertained Ladies' Aid members and Mrs. Russell of Amelia at her home Tuesday. Elegant refreshments were served. Mrs. H. R. Ayer and daughters from Batavia visited Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Behymer. Ernest Nash hosted Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nash and their son from Bethel. Charles Pommert of Amelia spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ayer. Lizzie Bradbury and family joined Joe Woods and daughters and Raymond Cornell at Bantam for the Junior picnic. Childrens Day exercises at the Methodist church drew a well attended crowd.
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E. C. Meyer
Aiand
Russell
Amelia
H. R. Ayer
Batavia
Bennett Behymer
Ernest Nash
Harold Nash
Bethel
Charles Pommert
Wilbur Ayer
Lizzie Bradbury
Joe Woods
Raymond Cornell
Bantam
Methodist Church
Community Notes From Mason and Nearby Towns
Gladys Dimmitt returned home Sunday from the city after a week with relatives. Alvin Clark and family of Mason and Milton Clark and family of Hamilton spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Albert Clark. Everet Haines and wife spent Wednesday in Bchester with her parents Mr and Mrs George Doss. Maurine Oester hosted a girl friend from Lynchburg over the weekend. Mrs Henry Lowman spent the past week at Onata with her parents Roy and Maude Williams of Norwood, returning Sunday and Monday to Frank Smitt's. The Weh and Game Association of Cincinnati held its annual three day picnic at the park last weekend. Geo Doss of Blanchester was a business caller. Peterson has gone to the city where he has employment. Ihman of the city spent Sunday again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Dimmitt
Alvin Clark
Mason
Milton Clark
Hamilton
Albert Clark
Everet Haines
Mir
George Doss
Maurine Oester
Lynchburg
Henry Lowman
Onata
Roy and
Maude Williams
Norwood
Frank Smitt’s
We H and Game Association
Cincinnat
Geo Doss
Blanchester
Cal Peterson
Ihman
Sunaifain
Glacier Bay Declared Largest U.S. National Monument
Glacier Bay in Alaska covers 1,828 square miles of glaciers and mountains and is named America’s largest national monument.
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Glacier Bay
America
Science Service
Rocky Ford Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Claude Wood and Samt hosted her city mother Sunday. Mike Weber and family from Avondale visited Math Schiller and family. Emma Garbe visited the Binning family at Perintown Thursday. Mary Schultz Elsie and Audrey Uter from the city spent the weekend with Ed Ross and family. Susie Troup of Fairmount visited cousin Johnny Schiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Wood
Samt
City
Mike Weber
Avondale
Math Schiller
Emma Garbe
Binning
Perintown
Mary Schultz
Elsie
Audrey Uter
Ed Ross
Susie Troup
Fairmount
Johnny Schiller
Fruit Trees Line European Highways
Thousands of miles of roads in France and Germany are shaded by rows of fruit trees planted along both sides. Some trees are state owned while others are privately owned.
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France
Germany
New York World
Punctuality Lesson From A Late Student
A girl arrives late at school for the third time and is told to write on punctuality. She completes a short piece: punctuality is knowing where to make stops.
Roads to Failure
Two battered old wrecks sit on a bench in the common one says he never took advice from anyone the other urges him to shake and admits he followed everybody's advice in this Merchants Record quip.
Length and Age of Famous Walls
The Great Wall of China is the longest wall, built about 214 B C. The Jericho walls predate this by about 1500 years, making Jericho roughly 3500 years old.
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Great Wall
China
Jericho
Christ
Rare 1797 half eagle fetches record price at New York sale
A 1797 half eagle sold in New York for a record 470, a new high for the series. The previous top price cited was 280 for an 1802 eagle, highlighting the rarity of these early U S coins and the strong collector demand.
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New York
Auctioneer seeks farm implements and stock sale dates
Auctioneer announces specialization in selling farm implements land purebred cattle and hogs. Booking dates for 1925 phone Tobasco 647 residence Williamsville Amelia No.
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Tam
Tobasco
Wilhiamsvite Q
Amelia
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