Local social roundup and visits fill weekend pages
Courier correspondence notes visits by Newell Clark and Mrs. Gertrude Baradim to Minerva Clark in the city. Mentions officials’ convention in Cleveland, various birthday and church events, Ladies Aid meetings, and many family gatherings across Madisonville, Amelia, Batavia, and New Richmond with travels to Hyde Park and Berea Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iisey
Cadle
Franklin
Newell Clark
Norwood
Gertrude Baradim
City
Minerva Clark
Harry Clark
Wahl
Ray McKinley
Martin Zocher
Madisonville
Omar Mell
Amelia
Melvin Busch
Weise
Clarance Laub
Walter Waters
Joe
Jones
Lillie White
Lulu Taylor
Local Social Roundup From Locust Corner
Mrs R B Wilson of Williamsville visited Mrs Chas Schney. Betty Behymer visited her uncle Harold Behymer in East End. Mildred Edwards of Laurel and Claud and Milton Behymer visited the Hyde Park area. George and H R Eppert hosted guests from Amelia. Tafts Auditorium in Cincinnati saw a reception with graduates including Mary Quick. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Mor land Eppert in Amelia with twelve members and four visitors. A Lawn Fete is planned for June 27 on the church lawn with homemade ice cream cake and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Wilson
Williamsville
Chas. Sehney
Betty Behymer
Harold Behymer
East End
Mildred Edwards
Laurel
Vincent Auxier
Claud
Milton
Behymer
Orville Behymer
Hyde Park
George Mitchell
Wm. Weaver
H. R. Eppert
Cassie Tone
Nina Behymer
Amelia
Tafts Auditorium
Cincinnati
Mary Quick
Ladies Aid
Morland Epperts
Williamsburgh society notes and local obituaries
Local residents attend D A R meetings and lodge visits in Wisconsin and Ontario. An infant daughter of Doyle Goldson died in Cincinnati and was brought for burial in Williamsburgh. Community members report hospital operations, family visits, a new birth, and graduation mentions at Ohio State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
M. R. Sentman
Margaret Elizabeth
Ray Hummel
Thomas Hauss
Cincinnati
Red Indiana Lodge
Sioux Narrows
Ontario
Canada
H. C. Rowan
W. T. Elrod
J. W. Smith
Beech Forest
Chas. Fisher
Bethel
Lennie Homan
Taxo
Ohio, State University
Weekly Social Notes From Granville and Surroundings
Residents and visitors across Granville Maysville Winchester Norwood and Cincinnati are listed. People travel to and from Dennison University in Granville, Virginia trips to Washington and Chncinnati are mentioned. Names include Burton Garrett Allan Harris Madalyn Boyer Walter Duncan Callie Thompson and many local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Garrett
Dennison University
Granville
Allan Harris
Allan Lee
Madalyn Boyer
Tiffin
Smoky Mountains
Walter Duncan
Billy
Carolyn
Winchester
Callie Thompson
Ida McNutt
Baptist Circle
Frank Gaumer
Coshocton
Fred Shields
Maysville
Mattie Brannock
Velma Beck
Cincinnati
Edna Jones
Ruby Adams
Frances
Ie Wielert
Chncinnati
Marion
Shields
Washington D. H
Harry Townsley
Shirley Jean
Bobby Morris
Middletown
Dora Parker
Nellie
Marie Goodwin
Tom Dodson
New Plymouth
Idaho
C. G. Little
Russell Parrish
Madisonville
Charlie Shields
Ruth Faul
Albert Coombs
Laura Skinner
Lindale
Baptist Women of
Ohio
George Jeffries
G. W. Owens
Dick Brannock
Jane Brannock
Charlotsville
Brannock
Batavia Opens Summer Recreational Program With Local Groups
The Batavia School sponsors a five day weekly program run with Batavia Rotary Club American Legion Boy Scouts and Eagles under Erald P. Rockwell. Girls meet 9 to 11 A M boys 2 to 4 P M with ages 6 12 and 12 18 in separate groups. Rain plan moves activities to the school. A Twilight Soft Ball League with ten teams is organized and schedules include Elk Lick Willowville Presbyterians Methodists Mt Carmel Independents National Guards Kinners All Stars Hi Ports Colored Team. Future schedule published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Batavia Rotary Club
American Legion
Boy Scouts and Eagles
Erald P. Rockwell
Rockwell
Elk Lick
Presbyterians
Methodists
Willowville
Mt. Carmel
Epworth League Ice Cream Social Planned at Newtonsville
Newtonsville notes say the Epworth League of the Methodist Church will host an ice cream social on Saturday evening June 22 on the church lawn. Other items include visitors Alvin Anstaett and family, calls on local residents, and several weekend travels and visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonsville
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Alvin. Anstaett
Owensville
Carl Anstaett
Charles Pringle
Hattie Pringle
Leola Hill
Hamilton
Natural Bridge
Irene Wilson
Southgate
Manly Hill
Ralph
Donald
Robert Werner
Frankfort
Sanderman
Modest
Elva Wood
Mildred Hodge
Community Notices and Personal Observations in Greenberr
Local column reports on Children’s Services at Greenberry Church and attendees on Children’s Day. Sympathy sent to Stanley Clemons’ family after his sudden death. Mrs. Clifford Blanchard travels to Alabama for mother’s illness. Adams and Harlow families host Marion Adams birthday dinner. Helen Walston from Cincinnati visits Harlows. Little Joseph Adams recovering from illness. Wire Wire Class to meet with Mrs. Ale and daughter Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sackson Pike
Greenberr
Chur
Edna Heffner
Ale
Stanley Clemons
Clemson
Clifford Blanchard
Alabama
Mt Carmel Flying Needle Meeting Report
Mt Carmel Flying Needle met June 12 at the school with roll call choosing a favorite flower. The leader handed literature, discussed parts of the book, and the session adjourned. Rowena Lykins, News Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Carmel
Mrs Ottie Johnson Patient in Cincinnati Hospital
Mrs Ottie Johnson of Rural Route Three Batavia Ohio is a patient at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati after an appendectomy performed by Dr. Joseph L DeCourcy surgical director of De Courcy Clinic Cincinnati. Her condition is reported as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottie Johnson
Batavia
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Joseph L. DeCourcy
DeCourcy Clinic
Railroads Mobilize U S Army Troops To Camp McCoy
The Norfolk and Western and 26 other railroads cooperate with Second Army transport officers to move about 34 000 regulars and national guardsmen from seven states to Camp McCoy Wisconsin for mobilization August 11 to 31. N and W will carry nearly 400 officers and men in a ten car special train from Bluefield and Welch West Virginia Batavia and Ironton Ohio. From Circleville and Chillicothe Ohio 100 officers and men travel on N and W train No 35. States involved include Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia. About 1 200 tons of national guard equipment will be moved plus 179 combat cars prime movers for 75 mm howitzers and half track ambulances. Tank companies in four national guard divisions will move by rail. From 312 stations about 78 trains will be formed. Field kitchens will be set up in baggage cars to avoid meal stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railway
Second Army
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Norfolk and Westerns
Bluefield
Welch
W. Va
Batavia
Ironton
Ohio
Llinois
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
West
Virginia
National Guard
Fort Knox
Rubber Type in Wide Use by Commercial Printers
Rubber type is in wide use today among commercial printers. It is valued for its versatility and ease of handling in small and large print runs.
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Stanley
Ringel
Missionary Society
Lindale Baptist Church
Fred Warren
Florida
C. M. Edwards
Ketchum Farm
Katherine Witt
Charles Witt
Ed. Campbell
Trotter
Holly Robert Henning
Chicago
Edwards
Delia Stickle
Fenning
Lillian Moore
Cora Foozer
Albert Tschma
Newtown
Fagins
C. Mund
Mayme Fagin
Ison
Paul
Beulah McMillin
Roy Sellers
Athol Mell
Alma Boles
Athena
George Smith
Philadelphia
Frank Smith
Tom Booth
Star Lake
Ladies Helping Circle
Harvey Mell
New Richmond
Elva Connelly
Mulberry
Tolbert Morrow
Anna Collins
Crawford Sisters
Five Mile
California
Dr. Fmorin
Marathon
H. S. Bigam
Skeeters
Cinginhati Gas & J He —Spe
Aggaeett Se Company, Electric
Mt, Carmel Flying Needle
Bricker
John W. Bricker
Christian Science Monitor
Buckeye
Larada
Batavia R. R
M. & W. Railroad
U.S. Army
Circleville
D. W. Beeler Realty CO
E. 5Th St
Cincinnati, O
James Burnett
APT
J.C. Fuhr
Willatesburs
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United Brewers Industrial Foundation
East 40Th Street
New York
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