Local social notes and visits from Amelia area
Hamlet Billy Pommert left for Wright Field for a defense job. Birthday Club hostesses and guests marked a week of celebrations including Mrs. Pollitt and Mrs. John Frances. Lindale Baptist Sunday school group enjoyed ice cream and cake. William Ringel visited from Amelia. Miss Rachel Perin left for a New York school term. Anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Haggerty noted. Sewing club dinner hosted by Mrs. J. R. Carlisle. Fritz Gates hosted Violet, former Amelia teacher. Calif. cousin Anstaett from Batavia called on Dr. Offutt. Ethella Class hosted by Mrs. Tarvin with guests Rev. Pleasant and Mrs. Fagin. Claude Tarvin returned from Christ's hospital observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy. Pommert
Wright Field
Pollitt
John Frances
King
Harl Huling
Rose Brumagen
Lindale Baptist Church
William Ringel
Amelia
Rachel Perin
New York
Harry Haggerty
J. R. Carlisle
John
Fritz Gates
Violet
Jennie Penn
California
Anstaett
Batavia
Claude Tarvin
Pleasant
Fagin
Christ’s Hospital
Local Social Notes From Courier Correspondence
Mrs Glen Teagarden entertained her Bridge Club Friday night. Mr and Mrs R A Cropper and children and Miss Esther Cofelt spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Walter Cropper in Ripley. The Sewing Club met Friday evening at Mrs J R Carlisle’s home, daughter Mrs John Francis. Mr and Mrs Frank Dillon spent the weekend with friends in Decatur Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Teagarden
R. A. Cropper
Esther Cofelt
Walter Cropper
Rip
J. R. Carlisle
John Francis
Frank Dillon
Decatur
Ill
Owen Billingsley
Gladys Dunbar
Glen Este
Harry Snell
Charles Wittmeier
Ralph Wittmeier
Frances Snell
Clarence
Wittmeier
Short
Ed Huheey
Jim
John Duncan
Robert Jacobs
Finley Jacobs
Mt Holly Sunday Service and Local Social Notes
Our Sunday morning service featured a children day program and consecration of Mary Louise Honaker infant daughter of Ellis and Grayce Honaker. Choir practices for a Fellowship meeting with several churches at Feesburg next Sunday. Richard Fritz slowly improving from illness. sister Marie Henke of Shelbyville Indiana visiting. Robert Henning made a business trip to Chicago. Opal Williams joined Mrs. Henning for the weekend. Beulah McMillin visited A. J. Mell and wife. Sunday gathering at LaSoundville Lake. Emmett Slater spent weekend with neighbor Norman Fagin. Mrs Tarvin hosted Athena Class with fine program and lunch. Belle Follow attending granddaughter’s wedding in Madisonville this Wednesday. Vesper Poe hosted birthday supper for her city mother Friday. Vacation Bible School well attended. close Friday with entertainment at Amelia school. Mr. and Mrs Athol Mell and Randall dined with Eddie McMillin and wife of Tabasco. Elmer DeWest moved to Amelia. Mrs R Hefferman sold her business and will occupy her cottage vacated by DeWest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise
Ellis
Grayce Honaker
Feesburg
Richard Fritz
Marie Henke
Shelbyville
Ind
Robert Henning
Chicago
Opal Williams
Opal Williams Was With Mrs. Henning
Beulah McMillin
A. J. Mell
Madisonville
LaSoundville Lake
Emmett Slater
Norman Fagin
Tarvin
Athena
Belle Follow
Charles Annett
Vesper Poe
Amelia School
Athol Mell
Randall
Richland Notes on Local Visits Over Weekend
Kathleen Brooks visiting her parents in Cincinnati this summer. Mr and Mrs Elmer Hockney of Cincinnati spent the weekend with Mrs Sarah Irontom. Bengeman a patient at a St Louis hospital. Deloris Harvey of Nicholsville visited Mrs Paul Pence. Donald Shuck and Ruth Duncan of Cincinnati visiting relatives here Sunday. Ray Schmidt and son of Forestville called on relatives Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese. Bengeman
St. Louis Hospital
Anna Harvey
Deloris
Nicholsville
Paul Pence
Donald Shuck
Ruth Duncan
Cincinnati
Ray Schmidt
Forestville
Gold Boom Prices Reflect Boom Era Local Prices
During the Tonopah and Goldfield mining boom a drink of water cost 25 cents reflecting the high prices in mining camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonopah and
Goldfield
Sunman and Cincinnati Social Weekend Notices
Sun day visitors traced a round of social calls among the Waltman Wendells and the Isaacs in Sunman and Cincinnati. Owen Billingsley and Gladys Dunbar wed at home, and Gene Fieretag received a social shower as wedding plans advance.
Vacationers Return From Michigan Trip
Jerry and Larry Carrier arrive back home with uncle Earl Benton and wife after a pleasant vacation in Michigan. Mrs. Alex Evans of St Bernard and son Thomas visit her parents Charles Carpenter and wife. Julian Hardoerfer of Milford returns from a visit with grandfather Charles Hartnett and family. Leo Warker enjoys a two week vacation from U G and E. Misses Mary and Rose Evandyke and friends spend Sunday at Hockey Valley. Harry Husner and wife of Norwood visit with Henry Balzhisier and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Larry Carrier
Michigan
Earl Benton
Owensville
Alex Evans
Thomas
St. Bernard
Charles Carpenter
Julian Hardoerfer
Milford
Charles Hartnett
Leo Warker
U. G
Mary
Rose Evandyke
Hockey Valley
Harry Husner
Norwood
Henry Balzhiser
Local social visits noted from Dayton to Cincinnati
Mrs Nannie Hayden visits Dayton with Mr and Mrs Ray Imholt. Miss Mary Miller visits Blanchester with Rev and Mrs A G Newton. Miss Helen Kennedy from Columbus visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Lee Demaris of Feesburg call on friends. Mr and Mrs Fred Simmerman visit Georgetown. Miss Janet Speidel of Cincinnati visits here. Mr and Mrs C F Barber of Rochester visit their son Dr C F G Barber. Miss Inez Wells visits Augusta and Mr and Mrs Moorehead host at Bethel. Subscribe to The Courier before July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Hayden
Mrs
Ray Imholt
Dayton, Ohio
Mary Miller
A. G. Newton
Blanchester, Ohio
Lee Demaris
Feesburg
Fred Simmerman
Georgetown
Janet Speidel
Cincinnati
F. G. Barber
Rochester
N. Y
Inez Wells
Augusta
C. F. Rice
Mrs. Moorehead
Bethel
Locust Corner Notes and Society Events
Mrs Stanley Cann visited her father Hirsc hauer of East End. Mr and Mrs Milton Behymer welcomed a son born June 22. Miss Wilma Brewer wed Mr Henry Hirschauer June 20 at Amelia Baptist parsonage. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Henry Beckett. Guests included Mr J F Robinson and family and Walter Cornell. Mr and Mrs Stafford and Ed Robinson visited. Eppert and Margaret Quick attended Crosley Field game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Cann
Hirschauer
East End
Milton Behymer
Wilma Brewer
Henry Hirschauer
Baptist Parsonage
Amelia
Reed
Henry Beckett
Stafford
New Carlisle
Walter Cornell
Lindale
J. F. Robinson
James
Mary Louise
Ed Robinson
Donald McCammon
Carthage
H. R. Eppert
Margaret Quick
Norwood
Crosley Field
Local News and Family Updates from Greenberry
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Dumford welcome a son born June 16. Mr and Mrs Joe Stewart visited with Mr and Mrs Frank Irwin. Mrs Charles Davis is on the sick list while Mrs Frank Irwin recovers. The Caldwell family spent Wednesday in Sardinia. The Women's Society of Chris Greenberry church meets July 3 to plan a cleanup. Mr and Mrs Donald Highly welcome a son. Miss Lillian Blanchard works in Milford. Mr Pershing Shuke vacationing with Robert Jester. Mr and Mrs Elton Vearil visited James Vearil and family. Mr and Mrs George Perry and daughter visited Batavia to see her mother. Mr and Mrs Lyle Sutton and Helen Diane moved to Marathon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Dumford
Joe Stewart
Frank Irwin
Caldwell
Sardinia
Women’s Society
Chris Greenberry
Donald Highly
Lillian Blanchard
Milford
Pershing Shuke
Robert Jester
Elton Vearil
James Vearil
George Perry
Batavia
Lyle Sutton
Helen Diane
Marathon
Public hearing set on Monroe Rural School District tax budget
Two copies of the tentative tax budget for Monroe Rural School District in Clermont County Ohio are on file for public inspection. A public hearing will be held at the Laurel School House Monroe Township on July 7 1941 at 830 PM. G E Hall Clerk Monroe Rural School Dist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Rural
Monroe Township
Clermont County
Ohio
Laurel School
G. E. Hall
Monroe Rural School Dist
Batavia School District Sealed Bid for Refunding Notes
Sealed bids for the Batavia Village School District Clermont County refunding notes amounting to $5721.37 are due by 12 noon July 17 1941 at the Clerk of the Board of Education. Notes bear up to 4 percent interest and mature July 17 1943 with calls after November 30 each year. Highest bidder at the lowest rate and bids require a 1 percent certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Batavia Village
Clermont County
93Rd General Assembly
Director of Education
J. M. Wiseman
Prisoner No 17253 Roy Scott Eligible for Parole Hearing
No 17253 Roy Scott confined in Ohio Penitentiary Columbus admitted from Clermont County convicted April 1940 of Cutting to Kill serving 1 to 20 years eligible for a hearing before the Pardon and Parole Commission on or after August 1 1941. D J Bonzo Parole and Record Clerk note and local social updates mention Mr and Mrs Harry Leisure buying the William Wilson property and moving to Olive Branch. Catherine Reichert and Tony Retzler visited Verna Jean Blick Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Scott
Ohio
Columbus
Clermont County
Parole Commission
On Or Ater
Pardon and Parole Commission
D. J. Bonzo
Parole & Record
Harry Leisure
William Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Olive Branch
Mrs. Leisure
Catherine Reichert
Price Hill
Tony Retzler
Verna Jean Blick
Agriculture in Industry: Potatoes fueling new markets
Florence C. Weed describes potatoes transforming farming into industrial input. Maine leads with 3,000,000 bushels for starch used in textile sizing, while 1934 saw 5,319,000 bushels. Potential future paths include nitro starch, plastic compounds, fuel alcohol, and lab experiments to convert surplus spuds into alternative products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
United States
Calico
Europe
Germany
Aroostock County
Long Island
New York
Virginia
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Idaho
Appointment of Administrator for James Weatherspoon Estate
Forrest B. Ely of Batavia Ohio appointed Administrator of the James Weatherspoon estate of New Richmond Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated June 24 1941 by Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch. Davis Ely Ely Attorneys July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weatherspoon
Forrest B. Ely
Batavia
Ohio
New Richmond
Clermont County
Orville W. Halbisch
Davis
Ely & Ely
Atorneys
Willowville Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Birthday
Miss Norma Stuebe of Indianapolis visits Verna Jean Blick and calls on Leonard Hauck of Georgetown and local residents on Sunday. Mrs. Arthur Strothman and son Junior visit with sister Mrs. Frederick Stoll and Carol en route to Missouri to visit relatives and bring parents back to Willowville. Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson visit Bud McComas. Miss Hazel Hunter and Miss Eileen Harrison are noted with a birthday party of 26 guests last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard E. Hauck
Georgetown
W. B. Bolte
George Blick
Ann» Kettler
Arthur Strothman
Junior
Frederick Stoll
Carol
Missouri
Jones
Willowville
William Wilson
Bud McComas
Hazel Hunter
Eileen Harrison
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Hamlet
Frances
Clermont Courier
the Clermont Publishing CO
MT. Holly
Kathleen Brooks
Elmer Hockney
Sarah Ironton
Ervin Waltman
Arthur Wendell
Martha Wendell
Sunman, Ind
Will
Isaac
Will Kurtinitis
Artistic Club of
Frank Urban
Steve
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Thomas Stevenson TiHursday Af
Ternoon
Gene Fieretag
Gordon Fieretag
Gene
Stonelick
Felicity
Helen Kennedy
James Vearil Sr
Charles Davis
Nolce
Florence C. Weed
General Electric
Ford
Delux Tudor Ford
Ford Tudor
Bargin
Plymouth Tudors
Eac
Chrysler
Lewis Motor Company
Main
Fordor Plymouth
Plymouth
Ford Dealers
Batavia, Ohio
Norma Stuebe
Indianapolis
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