Local notes mix travel, politics, and family moves
John Miller leaves for Akron to visit two daughters while John Guinther and family move into the Davis property on Water street. Edgington, the Republican candidate for Representative, mingles with residents. A Batavia Chapter meeting is announced with Past Masters and Most Excellent, and Girl Scouts plan a Tuesday social at the courthouse yard with ice and cakes. A. Nash promotes Tanlac for health, and local residents return from Oxford and Cleveland activities. A 14-year-old, Douglas Stewart, dies of typhoid near Olive Branch, with funeral planned. Frank Gunderley has been appointed a cadet to Annapolis. The item ends with shop notes and an ad for an electric shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gunderley
Batavia High School
Annapolis
Kearns
Family visits and church services noted in Owensville
Mrs Fr Day entertained her brother and son from Atlanta while many relatives from Bethe Hadlow Rennes and New Richmond joined others at home for Sunday dinner. Preaching at the Christian chapel next Sunday at 10 30 with Children's day services at 7 80 pm. Visitors include Atwoodie and Rose Perr in Dayton and city guests Obas Hays Freemyer and wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Day
Oeruliie
Atlanta
Houser
Sassin
Claude Ouser
Chantry
St de Valentine’s
Burmer
New Richmond
Low’s
Iaderan
Bethe Hadlow
Rennes
Mise
Kaelin
City
Smith
U M. Bae
Boston Lodge I
W.R. Aber
Darrel Marshall
Lloyd Lobrer
Agnes Groves
Perry Groves
David Frank
South
Lebanon
Mias Marie Ansteatt
Paul Aeirot
Norwood
Sunay
M. H. Hoover
Idgley Association
Biorence Rieble
Loveland
Eva Aber
L. B. Harris
Dr. Graves
Kentucky
Myroe Marph
Cedarvill
Moses
J. L. Marsh
Mildred Johnson
Clarence
Ray Brown
Frinds
Rev. Ketchum
Milford
M. E
Chas, Brown
Crosstown
Edwin Schultz
A.B. Hutton
Indiana
Joe Rosselot
Ollie Fetter
Chas. Taylor
A. O. Brown
Madisonville
A. Snider
Fayetteville
F. H. Russell
Delaware
Flora Ranson
Bertha Uraver
Norma
Vivia L Ver
Pepeces Mareh
Bethel
Jessie Bilis
Mt. Orab
Local Guests and Visits Highlight Weekend in Newtonsville
Numerous residents and relatives visited friends and relatives across nearby towns including Mre Wilson Holland and Mre Grace Moore, Judge Joseph and son, J R Johnson, George Caldwell family, and the Fomorin and Snell households. The Patterson commencement with twelve graduates under Mies Hatella Joseph was held at the church on Saturday evening, with attendees from Wilming ton and Five Mile, as many families hosted or hosted gatherings during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Holland
Grace Moore
Frank Dimmitt
Agnes
Newtonsville
T. L. White
Joseph and Son
Batavia
J. R. Johnson
Norwood
George Caldwell
Susan Hawthorn
William Fomorin
William Snell
Monterey
Bertram Fomorin
Danville
Lll
Frank Johnson
J. L. Fomorin
aMre
Steele
Margaret Anderson
Wilmington
H. Anderson
Malady
McAdams
Five Mile
Patterson
Mies Hatella Joseph
Jae Joseph
Harold
Donald
Redmore
Aee
Aion
Ion Aden
Local Families Gather for Sunday Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs J Allen and son Fred joined Lyon and wife for a Sunday at their home. The Pleasant Plain Sunday school group visited and Delores Peach gave a lecture last Monday night. Dr Spat Turner was in town last week. Mrs Addie Pierce hosted a weeklong event at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allen
Fred
Oeilford
Lyon
John Fox
Pleasant Plain Sunday School
Delores Peach
Frank Crosge
Spat Turner
Oin
Baldwin
Addie
Potatoes in Early Market Hit by Dry Weather
The early potato crop is badly damaged by a dry spell while wheat and oats with corn enjoy hot, dry conditions. A dry June could yield a bumper corn crop. Early potatoes may be only half a crop, dug and selling around 4 cents a pound as growers plan late plantings.
Four Ohio Women Impress Capitol Visitors
Four Ohio ladies from Amelia now living in Cincinnati toured Washington with Representative Charles C. Kearns as escort. The group included Mrs. Ray Scott Mrs. R. W. Tasker Mrs. W. Leen and Mrs. Georgia Behymer and received praise for their looks during their East Coast tour ending in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Warding
Washington
Ray Scott
R. W. Tasker
W. Leen
Georgia Behymer
Amelia
Charles C. Kearns
Cincinnati
Kearns
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Columbus Dispatch
Visitors and local residents visit familiar town figures
Handay visitors from Milford, Indianapolis, Dayton and Lebanon gather at Dale ude bush’s and A M’s homes. Sickness calls pull Mrs Dale Roadebush to Milford. Bernice Meeks leaves for Oxford. Mrs. Ben Clemons and others plan trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handay
Wists
Mford
Harry Stamete
Walter Dugan Hamilton
Dale Udebush
Floyd Walker
Babs
Lanchester
A. D. Strewhover
Roe Hill
Nolonatl
A. We League
Milford
Oxford
Scott Pindle
Marathon
Belle South
David Aaughter
Ben Clemons
Clarence Needhasi
Het
Fiva Barrons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rich’s
Mike
GEO. A. Keen & Bro
N. & W. Railroad
Clermont
Ween Steer
Clermont Courier
Courier and Com
Tribune
Courier
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Fuhr’s
Williamsbureg
Lenore Crane
H. F. Buerkle
Will Applegate
Watkins
Fee Naylor
Main St
Oppo
Court House
Helen Mounta
Clara Johnson
John Miller
Akron
John Guinther
Davis
Water Street
Bila Bradley
Hulick
North Street
Fred Edgington
Ed McCann
St. Bernard
James Lewis
Taniac
A. O. Nash
Girl Scouts
Court House Yard
Tanlac
Nash
George Perry
Mytle Wilson
Tantac
Velma Veazy
Monticello
Ark
Butler County
Douglas Stewart
Olive Branch
Highland Cemetery Chapel
Covington
Mieses Helle
Elizabeth Marah
Cleveland
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Webster Rybolt
Ashland
Ethel Mitchell
Oxford College
Ethel
Teammer College
Chicago
Williams
Rob Cel
Brown County
Mra F. Romen
Clarence Ae Burn
Canera
Lillian
Sonist
Nome
L. J. Meyer
Puracay
The
Christian Church
Meggan Vite
Hateria
J. O. Fuhr
Williamsburg
Méltt
Fletcher
Owensville
Phone Batavia
Charles Des Hutchison
Hurricane Hutch
William Farnum
Ideal Concrete Machinery Co
Monmouth St
Carl F, Strander
Prop
Lehigh
J. C. Fuhr
Lowe Brothers
Williamsburg, O
Creonoi
Pace Locke Ametus
Boston
Soest
J.O. Fuhr
Wiameburg
O. Sitt
Batavia Creamery
Arney Station
Omaha
Nebraska
Ancate
Alstt I
Castoria
ACE Auto
aTel Aoa
Carl Bissants
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