Community Notes in Felicity and Nearby Towns
Local families welcome new residents and report illnesses and funerals. Stanley Boys of Felicity attends family gathering. many visits and social events noted across Cincinnati Covington Amelia MT Carmel Moscow and Nicholsville regions. A fatal pneumonia claim reaches a 7 year old Masner child. multiple community gatherings and church activities listed.
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Stanley
Felicity
Leslie Carter
Baby
Massie
Town
Frank Woodgs
Ripley
Geo. Best
Lizzie Lapham
Jennie Sargent
Cincinnati
H.T Howe
Queen City
Essex
John Jarman
Fred Masner
Harry
Chas. Case
Egg prices hit yearly low in Cincinnati market
The Cincinnati egg market last Saturday saw record lows with prices at a level per dozen due to unusually mild weather. Higher winter production across flocks means egg consumption rivals meat usage as hens lay more than ever before.
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Cincinnati
Creager Couple Mark 63rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs R P Creager formerly of Williamsburg celebrate their 63rd wedding anniversary at their Wheelersburg Ohio home. Clermont county residents recall them and friends extend wishes for many more anniversaries.
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R. P. Creager
Williamsburg
Wheelersburg
Ohio
Clermont County
Who Votes Primary Election Set for May 10
The notice states the May 10 primary election where any resident aged 21 on election day November 8 may vote. It cites Section 4785-82 of Election Laws and urges eligible voters to participate. It also includes trivia on the hollyhock plant, noting its Syrian origin and role in gardens.
County Commissioners Meet Approve Bridges and Tax Actions
The Feb 15 county meeting approved contracts for 10 000 feet bridge lumber to G E Baynes for 39 40 and flooring for Todd's Run Bridge to Oscar Glaneey for 77. Special delinquent tax collection was waived and 288 87 was allotted for delinquent personal taxes. A marble calculating machine bought Jan 25 for 475 praised as wonderful. Public building to close Feb 22 and a Locust Corner pike project filed.
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Sam Ausman
Lahor
Batavia Oil Co
Dortha L. Berg
Ins
Alice I. Dumford
First Nat. Bank
Bob Globe
Josh Kilgore
Lewis Motor Co
Gas
Surveyor
B.C
M. Rapp
Moise
Bell
Columbus B. B Co
Saine
Standard Oil Co
Baldwin Law Pub Co
W.H. Anderson
P.j
John Thompson
Galion Iron Works
Mdse
L. L. Walker
Williamsburg
G. E Baynes
Oscar Glaneey
Todd’s Run
Locust Corner
R. B. Wilson
Chas. Hitt
Commissioners’ Office
P. S
Corn Borer Quarantine Not Maintained In Ohio
Congressman James K. Polk reports that a federal corn borer quarantine for southern Ohio will not be established this season as funds were cut from the budget. The quarantine had advanced toward the Ohio river counties with little sign of stopping the spread. Farmers, holding a bumper crop, believe any expenditure would not affect results.
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Ohio
James K. Polk
Self Mastery Philosophy on Censure and Criticism
Gladstone articulates that censure and criticism harm only if one lacks character. If false, they cannot hurt a man of resolve. if true, they reveal weaknesses to warn against failure and trouble.
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Gladstone
Persian or Ptolemaic Syrian Deity Statuettes Found Near Cairo
Egyptian department of antiquities unearthed a heap of stone statuettes about seventeen miles north of Cairo near the Pyramid of Degrees. The figures show Syrian deities with Egyptian workmanship hints, suggesting a Persian or Ptolemaic period sculptor. The discovery, large and rare, likely relates to foreign colonies at Memphis in the late pre-Christian era.
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Cairo
Egypt
Egyptian Department of Antiquities
Memphis
Madeira Enchanted Isle Preserves Old Ways Amid Modern Transport
A correspondent notes Madeira’s enduring customs dating five to six centuries, surviving alongside modern improvements. Narrow cobbled streets see oxen and sleds pulled by locals in traditional dress while cars and motorbuses speed by between Friechs and inland villages.
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Madeira
Isle
Friechs
Uses of Whales in Industry and Agriculture
The text describes extensive whale utilization for commercial products. Whale oil remains primary for soap making and as a lubricant with mineral oil, with a new use in margarine production. Small amounts serve heating and lighting. whale meat is processed into meat meal for cattle feed, while flesh and bones are ground into fertilizer.
Clara Two Smith and the mushrooms remark
Two Kansas City Times readers recount Clara Two Smith joining a camping party. When the group debates edible mushrooms she jokes that they might be safe since no toads sit on them.
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Clara
Smith College
Kansas City Times
Collector buys duplicate sermon then burns second copy
A manuscript and first edition collector paid 500 for a second copy of an early American sermon found in a second hand shop. He later burned the second copy, saying its destruction added several times its purchase price to the value of the original copy he already owned.
Roman Carnival Shapes Change from Ancient Form
Carnival in Rome now largely occurs as masked balls in theatres with scant street displays while Flower floats thrive on the Riviera, where the old strong parade aspect has faded entirely.
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Rome
Riviera
Animals Treated Well Under Bulgarian Transport Laws
Officials in Sofia enforce animal protection rules for burden animals. Wagons must be appropriately loaded and regularly greased. Animals must be shed, fed, and cared for when ill. Fowls may not be carried with heads down as this is cruel.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Potatoes and Niagara Falls Pique Store Philosophers Wit
Cash Miller recalls a man burned by dinner and trouble at home. A supposedly dutiful husband at Niagara Falls sent his wife's mother a postcard from the whirlpool with the message I wish you were here. The remark hints at domestic strain behind a cheerful exterior.
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Cash Miller
Niagara Falls
Whirlpool Rapids
Local Church Services This Week in Batavia and Stonelick
Batavia churches publish service times for the week. Batavia Presbyterian led by Samuel Huecker holds Sunday worship at 10 46 with Sunday school at 9 and midweek services Wednesday at 7 30. Monterey Presbyterian repeats similar Sunday schedule. Holy Trinity Batavia offers Mass at 9 30 on Sunday with Lent devotions Wednesday and schoolchildren’s class after Mass. St Philomena Stonelick led by Edward Stuhlmueller offers Mass Sunday eight o clock and Friday Lent devotions with religious instruction for schoolchildren Saturday morning 10 30.
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Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Samuel Adams
Mina P. White
Vesta Club
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New Richmond
Mildred Prigge
Dayton
Betty Dettman
Harold Chatterton
Arthur Ruffner
Glen Este
Philip Sperry
Otto Kettler
Marie
Cincinnati
Catherine Smythe
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H. B. Smythe
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Fred Kettler
Gordon Feiring
Charley Cross
Cherry Grove
Henry Hershaur
Frank McGuire
Charles McGuire
Sidw Urlis
Tony Lampy
Baril Henning
Fisher
Norwood
Bill Smyth
Mary Adams
Bess
Batavia
Hattie Brock
Rebekah Lodge No. 71
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Hazelwood
Anna Trees
Dora Corbin
Laurel
Lee Wall
Hamersville
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Forestville
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Wilson
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Philatheas
Charlotte Pollitt
Carl Fisher
Amelia
Carlos Hutson
Hitchcock's
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Ross
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Thos. Brooks
van Wert
Mamie Farson
Mary
Goshen
D. H. Wellner
Young
Belfast
Pierce
Charles Taylor
Milford
Mary Fetter
Joe Fetter
Ireton
Bettel
J. L. Favrer
Lew Stewart
Maple Grove
Chas, Taylor
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Monterey
Holy Trinity
Edward Stuhlmueller
Catholic Church
St. Philomena
Stonelick
M E Church Missionary Societies Meet March 4
M E Church Home and Foreign Missionary Societies plan a Sunday school room meeting on March 4 at 4 30 with guest roll call responses minutes devotionals and discussions on church events and Lent offering. A one act comedy Sewing for the Heathen will follow. King’s Heralds and Home Guards gather March 7 at 3 30 p m for a session. Prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Weaver
Harmount
Ely
King’s Heralds and
Home Guards
98th Birthday for Batavia Civil War Veteran Joseph Platter
Joseph Platter, a Civil War veteran and Batavia's oldest citizen, celebrated his 98th birthday last week in quiet fashion. Confined to his home by illness, he has long since lost his sight but remains greatly interested in current events.
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Harvey Washburn
Nu.sy
Ida Darling
Columbus
Plain View Cemetery
Simon Grossnickle
Edenton
Dannie Perdue
Stauder
D. J Lair
Brookvile
Johnnie
Pearl Pertue
Osa Meyers
Frank Dimmitt
Miami Grange
Milford
George D.ss
Everett Haynes
Leslie Dumford
Wm. Dumford’s
Mary Williams
Lillie Washburn
Joseph Platter
Batavia
Farm Bureau Meetings Set Across Communities
Regular monthly Farm Bureau meetings are planned for Olive Branch Locust Corner and Goshen next week. Olive Branch meets March 7 at 8 p m Locust Corner March 8 at 8 p m and Goshen March 12 at 8 p m Officials say committees are formed for 1932 activities and programs will include reports taxation talks and a motion picture. All members urged to attend.
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Olive Branch
Locust Corner
Goshen
Locust Cooper
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio
Public auction on April 2 1982 at 2 PM for 3016 acres in Miami Township Clermont County Ohio part of King's Surveys 1545 and 219. Sale by administrator of Ida Clark estate Clarence N. Young and Carl B. Joseph attorneys.
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Clermont
State of
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Towiti
King
Towit
Little Miami
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Cincinnati Camp Meeting
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Baler Uganda
Ida Clark
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