Summerside Community Notices and Social Gatherings
Town correspondence lists events across the county from Summerside to Mt Carmel. Sunday school races and lawn fetes at Summerside Methodist Church feature homemade ice cream, with proceeds for a furnace fund. Numerous visits, gatherings, and travel notes follow, detailing residents and families and a Navy enlistment in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
Summerside Mt Carmel
Summerside Methodist Church
Summerside
Local social notes report town guests and events
Miss Eleanor Fuhr hosts visitors from Paris Texas and other guests join Sunday at various homes. The Alpine club hosts Higginsport guests at Mrs. Bert Cowdrey's country home. The Younger set attends a party for Eleanor Jean Fuhr and house guests. Graduation at Miami University is noted. The piece lists numerous visits, dinners, and a death of Mrs. John Lutz with condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Jean Fuhr
Marianna Sluder
Alice Ann Coleman
Marjorie May Stanley
Paris
Texas
Ann O'Bannon
Pennsylvania
Todd Harry
Robi. McDonald
Columbus
Iona McKeever
Cincinnati
Henry Cobb
J. C. Fuhr
Frank Underwood
Lawrence Peppard
Sistersville
W. Va
E. L. Dugan
Minnie Pompelly
Augusta
Alpine Club
Higginsport Club
Bert Cowdrey
J. B. Cover
Minta Johnson
Stella Miller
Laura Rev
Clarence Stew‘Thomas
Arl
Miami University
Oxford
Clarence Albert Stewart
Department of Education
Rev Paul Richardson Returns to Homestead Following Family Visit
The Rev Paul Richardson pastor of the Christian Church at Homestead has returned after a family visit. George Brannock and sister Jane of Maysville Ky are visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs C A Brannock. Mrs Kate Corbin of Terre Haute Ind visits Bethel. Mrs Josephine Shields hosts cousin Mrs Mattie Foster of Covington Ky. Jane Pekuri visits Detroit Mich. Mesdames Mabel and Lindy Lester attend a Williamsburg class meeting. Ella Foster and family host Nancy Graham of Cincinnati. Dora Parker hosts two tables of 500 at a Monday evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Richardson
Homestead
Christian Church
George Brannock
Jane
Maysville
C. A. Brannock
Kate Corbin
Terre Haute
Ind
Bethel
Josephine Shields Hasefor
Mattie Foster
Covington
Jane Pekuri
Detroit
Mich
Mesdames
Mabel
Lindy Lester
Williamsburg
Ella Foster
Nancy Graham
Cincinnati
Dora Parker
Sunday Visitors From Towns Around Norwood
Newtonsville residents Rev and Mrs F H Russell and daughter Nellie of Lynchburg were Monday evening callers at Mr and Mrs Auburn Bigams. Mr and Mrs G M Roudabush hosted a Sunday dinner for their children. Mr and Mrs Robert Williams and Mrs and Mrs Herbert Williams visited Roy Williams and sister Maude at Norwood Sunday. Mr and Mrs Forrest Werner entertained Oliver Werner of Edgeton Kansas George Werner and family of Norwood and Mrs Floyd Werner and sons at Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Russell
Nellie
Lynchburg
Auburn Bigam
G.M. Roudabush
Robert Williams
Herbert Williams
Roy Williams
Miss Maude
Norwood
Forrest Werner
and Oliver Werner
Kansas
George Werner
Floyd Werner
Vacation Notices and Social Visits Across Local Families
Mr and Mrs Chas Klausing enjoy a ten day Florida vacation while Barbary Klausing visits the Booth family and attends Amelia Vacation School. J E Lytle guests of Clarence Henning in City. Leonard Taylor recovers from tonsillectomy at City hospital. Earl Binning and family with aunt Emma Hamilton share Sunday dinner with Daisy Pierson of Amelia. Hannah Lytle visits City. Horace Lytle visits sister Elmer Seigle. Blanch Livingston of Feesburg visits Mary Fagin. Young people use Herb Thomas tennis court. Evaleen Boles assists at Sun office Batavia. Mrs Chas Gibson hosts her mother from Kentucky. Opal Williams visits Morehead Ky. Billy Ruth Robbins returns to Corbin Ky after weeks with Richard Alsip family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Klausing
Florida
Hannah Lytle
City
Harry Lytle
Horace Lytle
Elmer Seigle
Blanch Livingston
Feesburg
Mary Fagin
Herb Thomas
Evaleen Boles
Sun
Batavia
Chas. Gibson
Kentucky
Opal Williams
Morehead, Ky
Billy Ruth Robbins
Corbin
Richard Alsip
Relative gatherings and visits across Cincinnati area
Mrs. Grace and Charlie from Cincinnati hosted an all day picnic on her grounds last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Enger and son of Mt Healthy visited the D. W. Davidson family. Herbert S. Bigelow spoke at Fayetteville High School auditorium last Thursday evening, followed by dinner with E. E. Griswold. Joe Enger and family visited Earl Enger. Rothrock of Mt Healthy spent time here. Emma Fichter made a business trip to Cincinnati. John Dunbar of near Newtonsville visited BE Griswold. Sam Marshall of Mowrystown spent time with the Wm. Marshalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Charlie
Cincinnati
Monroe
Lloyd Enger
Healthy
D. W. Davidson
Herbert S. Bigelow
Fayetteville High School
E. E. Griswold
Joe Enger
Grandma Enger
Mr. Healthy
Earl Enger
Rothrock
Mt. Healthy
Emma Fichter
John Dunbar
Newtonsville
BE. E. Griswold
Sam Marshall
Mowrystown
Wm. Marshall
Local Social Notes From Perintown and Nearby
Mrs. Fred Binning and daughter visit relatives in Oskaloosa Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Binning call on Wilbur Baumann family. Mrs. E T Smith ill. Wilbur Binning family visit Loveland relatives. Wittmeier family weekend with mother. Henry Binning family visit Fayetteville Edinger family. Charles Brown family visit Forestville Wright Brown parents. Mrs. James Leming calls Mary Garbe. Mary Binning week with Wilbur Binning family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Binning
C. J. Harlow
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Henry Binning
Wilbur Baumann
E. T. Smith
Wilbur Binning
Loveland
Wittmeier
Volley Edinger
Fayetteville
Charles Brown
Forestville
Wright Brown
James Leming
Mary Garbe
Mary Binning
Hamlet Guests Dine With Theo Brumagen Pair
The Hamlet team defeated New Richmond in a horseshoe pitching contest at Loudenback's grounds last week. Mildred Jones of Loveland is mentioned in connection with the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Knawade
Arhelin
Theo
Brumagen
Hamlet
Richmond
Loudenback
Mildred Jones
Loveland Is
Native American Royal Order of Stuart Platform Calls For Broad Tax and Mortgage Reforms
A historical draft outlines anti Nazi anti Communist and anti fascist aims. It advocates pensions for the aged and Social Security for laborers without payroll tax, mortgage shares, limited tax on luxuries, business promotion without interference, no income tax on high salaries, no capital gains tax, and weakened inheritance tax to empower Western regions against large Northeast corporations. The group pledges decisive action under a motto I Dare Anything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Middle West
Far West
Northeast
Notice of Sale of Refunding Notes
Phillip G Miller box 172 appears in a public notice announcing the sale of refunding notes. The notice lists the seller and location as the mailing address for interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip G. MilLer
Pt Isabel Rural School District to Sell Refunding Notes
The Pt Isabel Board of Education in Clermont County Ohio will offer at Pt Isabel School Room on July 15 1939 a public sale of refunding notes totaling 466.34 for the Sept 1 1938 issue and 883.29 for the Dec 1 1938 issue at a rate not exceeding 4 percent annually. Interest is paid each year and notes may be called after November 30. Bids may specify a different rate but require a certified check equal to 1 percent of the note amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Pt. Isabel Rural
Clermont County
State of
Ohio
Pt. Isabel
G P. M
Ninety-Third General Assembly of
Batavia Village
State of Ohio
Notice of Sale of Refunding Notes for Batavia Village Schools
Public sale set for July 15 1989 at 12 noon at the office of the clerk for refunding notes totaling 3526.87 and 7245.66 dollars issued Dec 1 1938 at up to 4 percent annual interest. Notes callable after November 30 each year. Bids require certified checks equal to 1 percent of the bid amount.
Twelve members of Carmel Flying Needle 4 H Club meet at Maddox home
Twelve members of the Carmel Flying Needle 4 H Club met at Mrs Roy Maddoxs home on June 15. Plans were made to visit Coney Island and several members demonstrated sewing machines. The next meeting is set for June 92 at Nancy Kincaids home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel’s
Roy Maddox
Coney Island
Nancy Kincaid
Purchasing Power Higher This Year
Detroit reports 1938 to 1939 purchase power gains across 47 states. Chevrolet unit sales surge up to 254 percent in Pontiac Michigan and double figures appear in Miami Youngstown Toledo Quincy Flint and several other industrial centers. New York and Brooklyn show strong gains and overall May sales exceed last year by about 85 000 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Mich
Miami
Fla
Youngstown
Toledo
Quincy
Flint
Lowell
New Haven
Lynn
Dayton
Canton
Pawtucket
Akron
Jackson
Chattanooga
Fall River
Mr. Holler
Brooklyn
Queens
Cleveland
Heller
Bethel Sunshine 4-H Club Plans Day at Coney Island
The Bethel Sunshine 4-H Club met at the Community Building at 2 o clock with Mr. Battles distributing work books. They split into three groups to ease advisor duties and elected two new advisors, Mrs. Nydia Leeds and Mrs. Lucille Owen. Ruth Schaffer, News Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Sunshine
Battles
Coney Island
Nydia Leeds
Lucille Owen
Ruth Schaffer
Civil Service Exams Open in Agriculture Agencies
The Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Bureau of Plant Industry and Bureau of Agricultural Economics positions with age limits and salary ranges. Applications must be filed in Washington, D C by July 17 or July 20 depending on region. full details from the Civil Service Board of Examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Department of Agriculture
Commission
Washington, D. C
Collorado
Colorado
Bureau of Plant Industry
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Civil Service Board of Examiners
Jany
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Fred Carver
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Parker Adams
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Gale Oberlin
L. N. Oberlin
Price Hill
Glen Este
Sue Smythe
Pauline Tennison
Stevenson
Frank’ Kuhn
Sheldon
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Aca Hawkins
Louise Phillips
Bob Fister
Phil Sperry
John Lutz
Ellen Donavan
Ed Huheey
Jim
H. B. Smythe
Will Kurtinitis
Will Isaack
Frank Urbin
Reds
Boston Bees
MT. Holly
Lerado
Perintown
Royal Order of
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Philip Campbell Argyle Stuart
James Liming
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