Social Notes From Stonelick and Gernon Families
Harry Patchell and family hosted dinner. Isaac Leaf and wife of Milford visited Sunday. Fred Loup and family spent Sunday with the Borges. Aug Bilz and wife visited Draver and family. Lawrence Ragland left for summer school at Oxford. Chas Worst and family with Mrs. O Carpenter. Frank Judd and family visited Parle. Belle Patchell and Mrs Batchell spent Sunday with Milton Oudehbush at Newtonsville. Frank McDonaughy and Frank Judd and wives were in town last week. Preaching at Baptist church Sunday July 11 at 7:30 pm. Jennie Snell received a miscellaneous shower June 19. Jennie married an alcoholic, Edna Rohere and Gerald Snell attended. They were married in Mulberry then Covington housekeeping. The Snell couple is the eldest daughter and son of Mr and Mrs James Snellan. Carlier and family of Fayetteville visited Thalman. Chandler now drives a new Ford Sodan.
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Stonelick
Gernon
Harry Patchell
Isaac Leaf
Milford
Fred Loup
Aug Bilz
Ilfor Draver
Wns
Huetches
City
Oar
Binning
Ie Pee
Lawrence Ragland
Oxford
Chas, Worst
O. Carpenter
Frank Judd
Parle
Belle Patchell
Kda Batchell
Milton Oudebush
Newtonsvil
Frank McDonaughy
Retty
Ehilemonin Chure
June
Avigi
Perintoyen
Tor
Ing Fine
Gus Ker
Carper Brgess
Jarves Carrs
Baptist Church
Jennie Snell
Jennie
Edna Rohere
Gerald Snell
Mulberry
Covington
James Snellan
Henry Ins
Chas Carlier
Bayetteville
Thalman
Chandler
Hamlet
Smith
Coslett
E. Huling
Jas
Carlisle
Jim Smith
V. Coesi
Chester’ Smith
J. Herrmann
G. T. Fox
Kelly’s Farm
Hahn
Wilson Hahn
Fannie Fagley
Toledo
Offutts
Mesdames Haase
Henry Haase
Leeds
Fox
Dolen
Lungmus
Ludlow
Felicity
Hursday
Harry Evers
John Hoffminister
Oakley
Hummel’s
Mary Lee Houser
Philthea
Cincinnati
Fred Warren
M. Edwards
Witt, Ill
Hargitt
Belle Kirgan
Cleveland
Larkin
Fannie Houser
Surry
Neva
Williamsburg
Chas. Smith’s
Mattie Waits
W. E. Ware
Tillie VanHorn
Geo. Donley
Modest
Fannie
Ruth Turner
Hartwell
K. T. VanCamp
Hyde Park
Emma Tuck
Ephriam Linsing
Elenor
Rey James
Owensville
Irs
J. E. Townsley
Linwood
Sarah Stouder
Woodland Park
Charlie Umford
Elza Culbertson
A. W. League
Alice Prickett
LaGrange
Ill
Aubie Bigham
Lebanon
Paul Jordan
Elza Culvertson
Chas. Elmore
Norwood
Cliff Long
Henry Strawhover
West Carrolton
Rogers
Rev. James
Howard Brooks
Renner
Goshen
J.W. Washburn
Boggs
Harry Losey
Unclear Historic Local Event Report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Friday incident involving Dr Le of Oilled and a person named Mr Trously, with mention of Bloom Rose on Monday. Details are unfinished, names may be misspelled, and the exact event and location are not fully legible.
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Crosstown
Dr. le
Trously
Bloom Rose
Local Social Notes and Meetings In Williamsburg Area
Little Miss Caroline Stewart of Dayton visited her aunt Maggie Glaney last week. The Community Local will meet at KP hall in Williamsburg Thursday night. Mr. Cockrell of WW is spending days with his brother. R 8 Wise and wife of pear Monterey were guests of W A Ireton. Abe Malott and wife of Greenberry with George Slade and family were guests of Mr. Glancy. Mrs. H W McMullen visited friends in Batavia and Perintown. Snyder and family spent days with Mrs. Belle Malott. Cecil Heffner and wife of Williamsburg were callers. Friends learned of the passing of L F Hulick of Oxford last week.
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Caroline Stewart
Dayton
Maggie Glaney
Hall
Williamsburg
Cockrell
W. W
Wise
Pear Monterey
W. A. Ireton
Abe Malott
Greenberry
George Slade
Mr. Stewart
Glancy
H. W. McMullen
Batavia
Perintown
Snyder
Belle Malott
Cecil Heffner
L. F. Hulick
Oxford
E. R. Beck
B. F. Swing
Allen Harris
H. B. Floyd
Crane
Hast Fork
Fannie Fagaly
Toledo
Millicent Bratton
Olin Maxfield
Lewis Tatman
Salt Air
Will J. Swing
Will Simpson
Louise Hahn
Wilson
Walnut Hills
Mesdames
Geo. Maxfield
Bert F. Swing
Chas
F. Davis
Milford
Bessie Slade
Morrow, O
Geo. Shields
Scott Wilson
Norwood
P. E. Wilson
Andy Dean
Cincinnati
Mary Shinkle
Ruth
B. H. Wilson
Lexington
George Halse
Kentucky
Queen Tillman
Jessie Kubagh
Forestville
Will Tillman
Edna Hines
Wesley Fee
Manda, O
Rob Elbrecht
Detroit
Mich
Robert Huggins
Evans
Chas. Knost
Flora Huggins
Hattie Pucket
Portemouth
R. M. Huggins
Della Hughes
Leo McWilliam
Ruth Ann Rowe
Greenfield
Taylor Codling
Everett
Will Anstead
John
Mildred
Mason
Orval Schooley
Rust
Harry Livengoon
Belle Campbell
Samuel Hughes
Maple Grove
Lippert
Marie
College Corner
South Carolina
Richmond
Indiana
Howard Lippert
W. H. Jones
Golda Kathryn
Burdsall Chapel
Miss Hazel Jones
Lowa
Barbara Lakemire
Beile Theney
Five Mile
Hazel
Slye
Owensville
Will
City
Ganrant Mules
Ands
Lon Goff
Marathon and Hamlet Social Roundup From Local Families
Numerous visits and gatherings mark a busy period as residents from Cincinnati and nearby towns host relatives and friends. The notes record fairs, picnics, church events, and travel to Dayton, Norwood, Lexington, and Milford with many names and cross-town connections.
Died in a Fall a Local Resident Frank Pfausier
Frank Pfausier died Friday from a fall from a cherry tree. He had boarded with Mr. and Mrs. Crawford after his wife's death. He was a beloved, cheery man from foreign birth with a mother in Germany, and his funeral was held Monday at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pfausier
Phausier
Crawford
Germany
Switzerland
Presbyterian Church
Stanley Frazier
Spencer Walker
Kathryn Ellis
Charles Ellis
J. H. McNutt
Cincinnati
Loveland
Riley McAdams
Walter
Curry
New Richmond
F. Prigge
Madeira
J. E. Jackson
Westwood
5. H Davis
Ezra Ansteadt
Sons of
Columbus
J. F. Knight
Ruth McNutt
Dick” Atchley
Pauline McAdams
Amanda Griggs
Anna Dennis
W.C. Jenkins
Indianapolis
Williamsburg
James Glancy
Harvey Jenkins
Afton
McMahan Blanche Smith Visits City During Weekend
Miss Blanche Smith spent Sunday in the city. Adolhaumann visited over the weekend with the Smith family. Katie Braun is spending weeks with her and her family. Fred Motser called on Mort Smith and family Sunday evening. Fred Motzer has been on the sick list this last week.
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McMahan
Blanche Smith
Adolhaumann
Ector
Katie Braun
Fale
Ly Ricks
BreeBee
Family
Fred Motser
Mort Smith
Family Sun
Fred Motzer
Otto Wheatly and Motzer families visit Sunday
Otto Wheatly and family called on Fre Motzer and family Sunday. Miss Blanche Whitt returns home for a Detroit vacation. Else Motzer was in Amelia Friday afternoon. Vernon Whitt is driving a new Ford, observed in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wheatly
Fre Motzer
Blanche Whitt
Detroit
Mich
Else Motzer
Amelia
Vernon Whitt
Laying Hens Poultry Advice From Ohio State University
Ohio State University poultry specialists outline an early summer program for laying hens. They advise balanced mash with milk, evening grain feeding, early marketing to fetch better prices, roost checks, culling and broody hen management, mite control with coal tar disinfectant and fluoride treatment, and maintaining pasture to keep chicks strong and resistant to illness.
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Ohio State University
Corn Cultivation Not Worth It When Weeds Are Gone
Ohio farmer F E Eichelberger saved cost by skipping a third cultivation after a University of Ohio pamphlet said weed control is the main reason for cultivation. Experiments across 28 states show no yield difference between cultivated and weed-free plots. roots can be damaged by cultivation. He still yielded 120 bushels per acre with two cultivations, one of the state’s top finishes.
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Ohio
F. E. Eichelberger
Fayette County
University At Columbus
Illinois
Eichelberger
First print shop in London and rare Lamb cottage sale
The item notes John Letton as London’s first printer. It reports Charles Lamb's cottage near Edmorton selling at auction for about $4,000. Other brief items include a sleeper walking five miles in Australia and a church meeting adjournment led by Rev. Edmund Burdgall.
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London
John Letton
Lamb
Charles Lamb
Edmorton
England
Schwab
Edmund Burdgall
Seo’y
County Board of Visitors Reports on Jail and County Home
The County Board of Visitors meeting June 11 1926 at the Probate Court reported the sheriff Croswell home and jail neatly kept but needed repairs including repapering painting plumbing and a new bath tub. They praised County Home care by Superintendent Anstead and family noting new floor coverings a motor for the separator and a boiler. recommended a mowing machine and ditch cleaning and urged a new barn for farm use. They also discussed boarding homes and mothers pensions and reviewed farm management including livestock crops and tobacco.
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County Board of Visitors
Anstead
Grace Bartlow
Felicity
Ansteatt
McCulloch
Patton
Taylor
Rer
Loveland
Milford
Bethel
Owensville
Williamsburg
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the Peerless Creamery Co
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International Correspondence Schools
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Neal
Cliff Cramer
Ben Kirskadden
Marion McFeeters
W. F. Fomorin
J. W. Snell
Monterey
Don Predmore
Pittsburg
Sarah Joseph
T. W. Needham
Robert Genet
Paul Badelay
Lawrence Neal
W.F. Fomorin
Mrs. Holland
L. J. Meek
Edenton
Ralph Higgins
Akron
Dataseee
Fayetteville
Lydia Clemons
Clara Dimmitt
Grandma Stouder
Dora Dumford
Newtonsville
Gladys Dimmitt
Pleasant Hill
Lars Doughman
Chester Hall
John Hall
William Roudebush
Decatur, Ill
Frank
D.A. Anderson
Maude
Roy Williams
Norma Ruthaford
Price Hill
Frank Dimmitt
John Haywood
Jake Fawley
Will, Steward
Galloway
Virginia Rounds
Marathon
St. Louis Church
Darrell Marshall
Blanche
Jom Jones
Eon Jr
A. P. Buerkle
James Favret
Nyece
Arnold
Hamilton
Ralph Schultz
Walnut
Murray Thug
India
M.K
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F. A. Ir and Son
Nt FoesHlarton
Mi Riemont
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Mise
Julia Nigh
Carlitas
Buenos Aires
5.A
James Ombs
Anna Hypes Combs
This
Biller
al Juane Pane Peeter
Odoms Hyd
Ella Turner
Paris
Elizabeth Fomorin
Flintina
Carnovski
Staty
Australia
Clermont County
A. G. Bagby
Edmund Burdsall
Maud Taylor
Welfare Association