Weekend Visitors and Local Club Meeting Note
Sunday social and family visits are recorded with numerous Cincinnati guests including Bertha Patterson and T K Thirber. The Paramount Class of the Baptist Sunday School led a Young People's meeting under Mrs W A Smith. Additional visits feature Mr and Mrs Maurice Wheeler, Mr and Mrs Marit Stringer, Mrs Ola Wilson, and others visiting relatives at Bethel and Indian Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Wheeler
Ale J. Wheeler
Marit Stringer
Healthy
Ola Wilson
Paramount
The
Baptist Sunday School
W. A. Smith
Bertha Patterson
Cincinnati
T. K. Thirber
A. J. Temple
Walter Rhodes
Billie
Nelle Roebuck
S. C. Hauser
Mildred Williams
Newtown
Frank Figgins
Louis Parrish
Willard Wisby
Bethel
John Wheeler
Indian Lake
Local Social Notes from Owensville and Surrounding Areas
Sunday visits and family gatherings dominate the Owensville sheet with names like Val Anstead Carl Kellum Louise Foster and Raymond Favret listed among numerous relatives and friends seen in Newtonsville Milford Mt Healthy Middletown and Loveland. Several birthday occasions and travel mentions including a Texas trip by Mr and Mrs Fred Lipos plus Mrs Sarah Arewine's death are noted along with church events and a Birthday Club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Anstead
Carl
Newtonsville
Howard Kellum
Louise Foster
Raymond Favret
City
Anna Ulrey
Mamie
Eunice
C.H. Armstrong
Belview
Ida Dietz
Arnold Snider
Anna Ducheman
Ada McKay
Emma Steward
Fred Lipos
Texas
Roberta
Byron Bradbury
R. B. Watson
Joe Benton Schwey
Elizabeth Cramer
Loveland
T. B. Mattox
Local News Notes and Social Roundup
Wm Knause taken to St Marys hospital Sunday by Dr Scource of Ame lia. Mrs Lucinda Troy widow of four sons mourns passing Friday June 17 burial Mt Moriah. Oversea of Cincinnati and New Jersey relatives stalled home by illness. Sewing Club met at Miss Catherine Townsleys. Children Day Exercises well attended at Old Bethel M E Church. Sunday Schools at Presbyterian and other churches. Numerous visits, social calls, and family updates from locals with out of town guests and traveling residents. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Woods a daughter June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Knause
St. Mary’s Hospital
Scource
Amelia
Lucinda Troy
Mt. Moriah
Clarence
Howard
Orville Troy
Cincinnati
Fred Troy
New Jersey
Catherine Townsley
Old Bethel M. E
Presbyterian Church
Marie Davidson
Jessie Butler
Elmer Ely
Hattie Orndolph
Ralph Orndolph
Winters
Georgetown
B. F. Cover
Paul Slade
Newtown
I. E. Slade
Wilbur Callahan
Hartwell
H. D. Ely
Ben Mull
Geo. Mull
Owensville
Lawrence White
Williamsburg
Dorothy Martin
Wm. Smith
Laurel
Wm. Woodruff
Clara Hill
Marian Pittman
Helena
Ark
Fannie Reed
Paul Essex
Burton Reed
Ida Reed
Florida
Berger
Meeks
Newport
Belle Clark
Dayton
Cecil Owens
Familly
Mack Bartlett
Stella Bevis
Cash Hughes
Singer
Libbie Biltz
Carrie Dewitt
Elizabeth Peck
Helen Reed
Hughes
Estelle Hellen
Paris
Chapman
Stuart Smith
Queen City
Frank Woods
Ithel Reed
Essex
Paul
Anna Lou Pangburn
Levanna
Mrs. O
Mt. Look
Weekend visits and gatherings in Georgetown area
John Louis Theis and family stayed with the Smiths while numerous locals hosted dinners for Father's Day and birthdays. Mrs. Robert Crawford died at home after an illness, and others traveled to Cincinnati and Chicago for engagements as townspeople hosted friends from Cincinnati and Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Louis Theis
Georgetown
Stuart Smith
Jack Howe
E. W. Howe
Clay Denniston
al Berger
H. T. Howe
Ray Graf
Robert Crawford
Amelia Townsley hosts six o clock dinner in Wilmington area
Social notes show Mrs Martha Lewis hosting Philathea Class. Roberta Flora arrives from Annapolis. visits by Olin Fagin and Kate Amman. Dr Chas Fitzpatrick and son Wayne in Columbus. Dorothea Ingalls and Robert Ingalls home for summer. plans for an operetta July 23. Dorothy Dunn sails June 22 on Hamburg American Lines to Hamburg and then to Salzburg Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dillon
Charles
Townsley
Wilmington
Mattie Lewis
Roberta Flora
R. E. Flora
Annapolis
Maryland
Olin Fagin
Mt. Holly
Our
Kate Amman
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Columbus
Chas, Fitzpatrick
Son Wayne
Dorothea ‘ S
Robert Ingalls
Mia University
Ruth Elaine
Alice Mae Huston
Lena
Dorothy Dunn
Nice
Virginia Slye
Amelia
New York
Miss Dunn
Kenneth
Hamburg
Hamburg American Lines
Germany
Salzburg
Austria
Student to study voice in Alps then teach at Dennison
She will spend two months in the Alps studying voice with world renowned teacher Louis Groverme, whom she studied with last summer in Michigan. She returns September 6 to take a new appointment as instructor in voice at Dennison University Granville Ohio and will lead the Girls Glee Club and serve as soprano in the Granville Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
Louis Groverme
Michigan
Dennison University
Granville, O
Granville Baptist Church
Wedding Anniversary Party At Indian Lake
On Sunday June 12 Mr and Mrs F B Bishop hosted 27 guests for their wedding anniversary with a 12 oclock breakfast and 6 oclock dinner served on the lawn Those present included J H Farson H K Palmer O De Voss G Snyder E H Sidwell C F Bruns F W Mounts Mrs Mabel Renner Mrs May Bruns and Mrs Forter plus others from the area Mr and Mrs C W Thompson spent the weekend at Indian Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Scott
Lexington
Edith Philhower
Mt. Adams
Karl Stouder
Mason Weic Ounuay
C. A. Bishop
State
Sunday Social Notices Share Visitors and Visits
Sunday visitors included Jim Musgrove and family from Clover and others from Wigginsville Cincinnati and Cleveland. Local hosts and hostesses hosted guests from Madisonville Oakley Circleville and Washington D C. Families from Houston Mt Lookout and Evanston were noted for weekend visits and Sunday hosting.
Glen Este Community Club hosts 500 card party and music fete
The Glen Este Community Club will hold a 500 card party at the Kettler Inn on Tuesday June 28 starting at 8 o'clock. The Glen Este Band and lawn fete are planned for Saturday June 25 from 4 to 10 at Glen Este School with all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Este
Kettler Inn
Wilkie
Kimbal
G.n Wete
Sue Smythe
Charlet Norton
Mt. Washington
D. C
John Philhower
Betty
Aberney
Sid Curtis
Local Social Roundup From Batavia And Vicinity
Mrs C Edwards recovering at sister’s Batavia home after illness. John Warren hosted his girlfriend over the weekend. Mr Pelphrey of Columbus visiting sister Mrs Bertha Gates. Furmans with Mrs Joe Banford in Batavia. Marguerite Mauch of Bond Hill visited her family here. Mrs Ivy Moorhead Lindsay of Huntington WV called on friends. Hyde Park M P Missionary Society held Furman home picnic with 48 attendees on June 14. Mrs Ruth Dye of City was weekend guest of Kelly’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Edwards
Ketchum
Batavia
John Warren
Pelphrey
Columbus
Bertha Gates
Furmans
Joe Banford
Marguerite Mauch
Bond Hill
Ivy Moorhead Lindsay
Huntington
West Va
Hyde Park
West tale of feud and romance runs as serials
A swift moving and powerful story of the West unfolds in serial form. It blends cattle ranges, feuds and romance with lives filled by action and adventure across rugged terrain and enduring loves.
Local visits mark a quiet Sunday across towns
A series of Sunday and weekend visits feature couples such as Mr. and Mrs. Dales Roudabush in Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Glancy in Williamsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. H S Bigam with Miss Mayme Bigam and Al Shields in Houston. The Newtonville Grange hosted Marathon Grange with a Friday program, while 4 H Attractive Room Club gathered at Jean Moyer’s Batavia home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schooley
Nettie Murphy
Lorna Wooster
New York
W. L. Stericks
Mt Carmel 4-H Sewing Club Meets for Exhibit Work
The Mt Carmel 4-H Sewing Club met on Wednesday June 15 and began steady work on exhibit articles. A team demonstration by Audrey Holly and Katherine Esz and an individual by Stella Aicholtz were presented. Members expect a pleasant time at Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Holly
Katherine Esz
Stella Aicholtz
Coney Island
Handicraft Club Rinkey Dinks Hold Third Meeting
The Rinkey Dinks met at adviser Mrs. Wilbur Baumann home to review last minutes and continue filling record books. They discussed sales for club benefit and noted progress while candy tasting stood out as the meeting’s highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinkey Dinks
Handicraft
Wilbur Baumann
Ready Mixed Feeds Replaced By Home Grown In Ohio
Ohio State University economist reports a 40 percent drop in commercial feed sales from 1929 to 1931 with mixed feeds plunging 55 percent. Farmers increasingly mix home grown ingredients like alfalfa meal tankage and meat scraps, aided by Farm Bureau shelling and mixing outfits. Local poultrymen cut feed costs by grinding and mixing locally to ensure freshness and transparency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
W. R. Wertz
Ohio State University
Wertz
Anl
Farm Bureau
Reed Fined for Sunday Hunting in Hal Bisch Court
James A. Reed of Cincinnati was fined 25 dollars and costs in Mayor Hal bisch court last Friday for hunting on Sunday. He is confined in the county jail until the fine and costs are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Reed
Cincinnati
Halbisch Court
Committee Personnel and Character in Rhetoric
A concise statement defines a committee as one person or multiple appointed by a larger body to provide service. It adds a maxim that a person who shapes character will create foes, reflecting moral cause and social consequence.
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Lewis Motor CO
Lindale
J. G. Foster
Birthday Club
E.miller
Amanda Scott
Taxie Briggs
Sisco
Poteet
Wyoming
8. Geering
George Foster
Chester Barnes
Middletown
Sarah Arewine
M. B
Locust Corner
Bantam
Goshen
Jian Musgrove
Jim Musgrove
Clover
George Larken
Wigginsville
Kr. Johnson
Lee Hannah
Celia Kaes
Oakley
Gus Schiear
Miss Swayer
Circleville
Lew Lewis
Leesburg
Chas. Armstrong
Gladys Patton
Cleveland
Blanche Patton
R. B. Hamilton
Raymond Hamilton
Madisonville
Ruth Long
Baptist Circle
Nydia Leeds
Porter Reed
Naomi Hill
Charlie
Harry Wood
Evanston
Newtoneville
Mr. Eastword
Evansville, Ind
William M2leod Raine
Willow Meleod Raine
WN. Service
Ter
Jean Moyer
Helen Wolf
MT. Carmel
CLUB
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