Community notes show visits and oblique health updates in local towns
The note compiles Sunday visitors from Norwood to Mt. Carmel and Ft. Thomas, hospital updates for Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Laycock, school terms, church and club activities, and several weekend guests in Goshen and Wigginsville. It mentions injuries from a fall in Amelia, and an aside on aspirin’s relatively recent history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholsville
Louis Nort
Norwood
Mt. Carmel
Eugene Laycock
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mary Gelvin
City
Chas. Wardlowe
Georgetown
Daryl Canter
Redfield
Ft. Thomas
McMillen
B. T. Davis
Ida McNutt
Louise Weilert
Bethel
McMurphy
Hamlet visit and local social notes mix in Newcastle area
Local residents and visitors are listed in a string of social notes from Newcastle and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs LB Clay, Miss Opams, Prof Tabscott, Frances Carlisle, Mrs Terrill, Janet Thompson, James Thompson, Postmaster Kearns, P M Offutt, George Gregg, Evert Perry, Mrs Coscélet, John Dillon, Russell Brumagen, Harry Brumagen, Lloyd Lehrer, J L Marsh, Rev Young, Rev Cherrington, Miss Emma Schultz, Ada Williams, Mrs Seyler, Rev Fox, Lida Behymer, and others with travels to Chicago Fair and trips to Coburn and Mason. Two local deaths noted: Mrs Barker and Miss Arelia Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
LB Clay
Newcastle
Will Ming
New Richmond
Kearns
Amélia
P. M. Offutt
George Gregg
Batavia
Indian Lake
Evert Perry
Frances
Houchins
Coburn
Coscélet
East End
John Dillon
Russell Brumagen
Bethel
Harry Brumagen
Madisonville
Theo, Brumagen
Sunday
Lloyd Lehrer
Wilmington
J. L. Marsh
Rebecca
Young
Cherrington
Ripley
Emma Schultz
Ada Williams
Seyler
Rev. Fox
Anna Duchemans
Lida Behymer
M. Blythe
Mary Rapp
Ed Steward
Sarah Taylor
Mason
Cliff Rosselot
Newtonsville
Barker
Arelia Snider
John Craver
Francis Ahele
Ed Bronk
Local Visitors and Guests Spend Weekend at Area Homes
Bethel Phil Swing and family from Cleveland visited O. L. Page and OC. J. Swing and wives. Goldie Taylor from Cincinnati vacationing with sister Mrs. E. R. Beck. Gertrude Simms of Camer on West Virginia staying with Dr. W. H. Culley. Julia Moreton spent Sunday with J. L. Lemar and wife near Moscow. Louise Weilert hosted 500 with out of town guests Ruby Macke Cincinnati Carrie Schneider Theresa and Pat in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Swing
Cleveland
O. L. Page
OC. J. Swing
Goldie Taylor
Cincinnati
E. R. Beck
Gertrude Simms
Cameron
W. Va
W. H. Culley
Julia Moreton
J. L. Lemar
Moscow
Louise Weilert
Ruby Macke
Carrie Schneider
Theresa and
Pat
Sunday Visitors and Family Visits Across Kentucky and Ohio
The report lists residents and visitors including Jeft Dayton and Mrs. Clayton Hitt visiting Kentucky relatives. Ed Campbell and family from Cincinnati stay with Mrs. Emma Campbell. Mrs. Catherine Witt of Hamlet and I. L. Laycock with Jack Wymer and wife visit. James Nichols visits Ray Walter in Newport Kentucky. C. A. Brannock and wife accompany Dick and George Brannock home to Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Schneider
Theresa Burkhart
Jeft Dayton
Clayton Hitt
Kentucky
Ed Campbell
Cincinnati
Catherine Witt
Hamlet
Emma Campbell
I. L. Laycock
Jack Wymer
James Nichols
Ray Walter
Newport
C. A. Brannock
Masters Dick
George Brannock
Dayton
Rev Zimmerman of Springfield preaches at Mt Holly
Mt Holly reports Rev Zimmerman of Springfield Ohio who recently graduated Yale College officiated at Christian Chapel Sunday morning with his wife present. He plans to return in two weeks. The Ladies H Circle set an annual festival at Community Building on Saturday evening July 8 with homemade ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Springfield
Yale College
C. Cablish
Charleston
W. Va
O. Fagin
Carrie Swing
California
Ramond Tasker
City
H. Circle
Herb Thomas
Fred Topie
Virginia
Marie Henke
Anna Ungentheim
Eden Park
Cincinnati
Local Residents Travel for Fairs and Visits
NEW RICHMOND families and friends embarked on trips and hotel visits this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kelch left for Pittsburgh to visit Mrs. Kelch’s brother. Several guests joined Mr. and Mrs. C. F. May for a weekend gathering. Miss Ann Wyatt received a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Helen Dawson and Miss Lottie Remley. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Gaskins and son Elwood also traveled to the Chicago World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Kelch
Pittsburgh
C. F. May
Anna Atridge
Cincinnati
Josephine Dittmar
Lottie Remley
Helen Dawson
Ann Wyatt
Vincent Clasgens
W. H Gaskins and
Elwood
Williamsburg Kitchen Shower Honors Bride Ruby Pierce
Miss Doris Frazier hosted a kitchen shower for her friend Miss Ruby Pierce prior to her marriage to Walter Cropper of Georgetown on June 24. A luncheon followed for ladies including Mesdames Jor dan Van Etta Laycock and many young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Frazier
Ruby Pierce
Walter Cropper
Georgetown
Ralph Jordan
Samuel van Etta
Walter Laycock
Nanny Trees
Frances Johnson
Blanche Rogers
Virginia Ashton
Eleanor Ireton
Elizabeth Fuhr
Alberta Slade
Eleanor Ashton
Helen McKeever
Esther Manley
Local Social Roundup and Visits Across Cincinnati Area
A busy list of residents and guests appears from Ripley to Bond Hill and Winton Place. Attendees include Mr and Mrs J B Cover Dr and Mrs H B Holdin Mrs Walter Laycock George Foster and others with visits from St Louis Evanston and Madisonville. 4 H Club members enjoyed a Zoo trip recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cover
H. B. Holdin
Walter. Laycock
George Foster
Elsie Foster
Frances Johnson
L. E. Miller
Helen McCoy
J. Roy Fuhr
Everett Dugan
G. L. Smith
J. Isaac Maham
Ralph D. Fuhr
Ripley
Laura Thomas
Geo. Thomas
Bond Hill
Cincinnati
Edgar Stockton
Mary Anderson
Winton Place
Ohio
Helen Walker
Dorothy Bowlus Pemberville
Highland Farm
Ralph Majoesky
Roslyn
St. Louis
Bertie King
Burdsals Chapel
Bluebaker
Crystal Morgan
Mary Warman
J. B. Ireton
Evanston
W. G. Predmore
Rob Genet
Madisonville
Genet
Louise Garman
Chaney
Charles Cochran
Middletown
B. E. Curtis
Germantown
Bob Haverkamp
Harry Young
H Club
Zoo
Locust Corner Social and Funeral Notes
Locust Corner reports visits and gatherings with many local residents. Ed gar Eppert family, Ruth Brown, Helen Cornell, Vern Behnke and guests, Moth ers Club by Mrs. Townsley, and Cassie Tone attend regional events. Funeral for Ida E Tone of Cicero, with local attendees, and Alice Smith’s death noted with burial at Mt Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil King
Amelia
Edgar Eppert
Ruth Brown
Bantam
Geo. Behymer
Helen Cornell
Sharonville
Joe Wood
Vern Behnke
Evertt Townsley
Mother’s Club
University of Cincinnati
H. R. Eppert
Cassie Tone
L. K. Barrow
Perintown
Hazel Schwey
Rebecca Mattox
Ada
Edna Eppert
Ladies’ Aid
Robbins
Summerside
Bennett Behymer
Roscoe
Bennett
Ida E. Tone
Cicero
Ind
Alice Smith
Wm. Ivens
Hamilton
Mt. Washington
Gas Tax Divertion Sparks Local Funding Spotlight
Ohio cities townships and counties sharing gasoline tax funds face scrutiny as lawmakers consider diversions of gasoline revenue. The measure targets how funds are allocated, potentially reducing support for local governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Gas Tax Flow Conservation Sparks Local Alarm
Legislators authorize relief funds but a proposed two cent gas tax diversion alarms highway officials. Local governments fear reduced receipts cut into engineering work and right of way purchases tied to a $15 million federal highway grant under the National Recovery Act. States receive 67.5 percent, towns 17.5, counties 7.5, municipalities 7.5 based on auto registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Irell
Merrell
Highway Department
Referendum Signatures Reach High Platform in State
Secretary of State George S. Myers says the required signatures for a referendum on the police patrol bill and the transfer of the motor vehicle bureau to the highway department are now collected. He expects the total will exceed 200 000. Coshocton County, home to Senator Haynes, doubled its quota amid claims he tried to deter constituents from signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Patrol
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Highway Department
George S. Myers
Myers
Coshocton County
Senator Haynes
Obituary for Lena Seyler of Batavia Ohio 1857 1933
Lena Seyler aunt Lena and Mother Seyler born May 20 1857 in Donswiders Germany died June 21 1933 at age 76 in Batavia Ohio. She married Max Seyler February 26 1880 and had four sons Charley Albert Ezra Hobart. Survived by sister Lizzie Hauck, three sons five grandchildren and a great grandchild. She lived a life of faith and left a home known for hospitality to preachers and family alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Seyler
Aunt Lena
Mother Seyler
Donswiders
Kingdom of
Bavaria
Rheinpphlaz
Germany
Seyler
Carl
Catherine Miller
America
Higginsport
Ohio
Max Seyler
Charley
Albert
Ezra
Hobart
Batavia
Lizzie Hauck
Irvin
Lena
Presidents' lifespans compared to average expectancy
The article notes that since the Civil War presidents have averaged nine years shorter life spans than their normal expectancy, while earlier presidents generally enjoyed longer lives with few exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hopi Indians to Appear at Local Carnival
Negotiations between the Ba tavia American Legion Post and Hopi leaders near completion. The Hopi act from the Cincinnati Zoo will perform for three carnival nights featuring authentic dances and the famed Snake Dance, praised as a top midway feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Batavia
Cincinnati
An assemblage of curiosities from nature and history
A varied clipping notes uses of yellow water lily seeds by Klamath tribes, lens history from Roger Bacon, ancient papers, a gas chamber for books, steel pens replacing quills, tales of bulls, a tiny cud-chewer, a joking golf sign, a large dinosaur skull, leaf coffee in Sumatra, Michigan’s reforestation, English Parliament of 1265, Sierra forest buck costs, Coleridge’s Kubla Khan, Bronx Indian town remains, and thoughts on bees and hornets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goshen
Elaine Ireton
Wilmington College
Elbert Snider
GC. Sebo
Noblesville
Tud
S. L. Burkhardt
D. E. Kirgan
Molloy
Frank Burns
Lizzie Yeomans
Francis
Myrtle Gibbs
Ralph Hammond
Carver Buck
Clyde Burns
Bertha Pidgeon
Pleasant Ridge
Raymond Dawson
E. C. Buchanan
Leslie Dreibelbis
Walter Bureau
Margaret Wenzel
Nell Jarman
Alonzo Whitford
Sue Johnston
E. S. Inspection
Will Bureau
Farley
Columbus
Fred Handcock
Edith Dick
Walter Corder
Mayme Benjamin
John Duvall
Ethel Phillips
Margaret Wengel
Will DeBruler
Wiggonsville
Edward Brown
Herman Fagley
Agnes Bee
Emma Canter
Sarah Winder
Retta Parrish
Lakin
Tib Brown
George Larkin
James Musgrove
Owensville
MT. Holly
Moerline
Mary Klohs
Dr. Scorce
Frank Colyer
Anna B. Weakley
Tylers Island
Williamsburg
The
Clermont Courier
Courier
Clermont Pub. CO
Roger Bacon
Cardinal Agone
Treviso
Orient
Pasadena
Calif
London
Toreador
Tauros
Dor
Balabac
Palawan
Malaysia
Uncle Eben
Great Bend
Black Hills
University of South Dakota
Sumatra
Michigan
Petey -Yo
Sivas Ajay
Simon de Montfort
Forest Service
Sierra National Forest
Coleridge
Kubla Khan
Bronx
New York City
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