Farm Loan at 5 Percent From Federal Land Bank
The Federal Land Bank offers low cost loans for farmers at 5 percent. Dividends reduce the effective rate below 4 percent. Apply to J A Hartman at Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association, 1307 First National Bank Building, Cincinnati, Ohio. The largest association in the state operates under government supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
J. A. Hartman
Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association
First National Bark
Local Social Roundup Shows Visits and Illnesses
Albert Swartz and family plus Mrs Hattie Pringle visited Mrs Cora Dumford on Wednesday. Florence Dumford visited Mrs Wm Haines on Thursday. Iva Cole of Yacktonville stayed with Mrs J W Washburn Friday. Floyd Walker and family of Blanchester were with her parents on Sunday. Wellington Hill and family spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Ben Cincinnati. James Rose and wife called on Belle South Sunday evening. Mrs Clifton Pickelheimer spent weekend with friends in Cincinnati. Ben Clemons and family attended Farmers Institute in Marathon Friday night. Mrs Ambrose Rainier, recently operated on, is very ill. Walter Dungan and family from Hamilton visited Mrs Lou Maddox Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Carrie Bhatterly and Lillie Shields exchanged visits this week. Mrs Lillie Shields called on Mrs Belle South Friday. Nelson Fryer and wife attended Wm Motsinger’s funeral at Milford Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Swartz
Hattie Pringle
Cora Dumford
Florence Dumford
Wm. Haines
Iva Cole
Yacktonville
J. W. Washburn
Floyd Walker
Blanchester
Wellington Hill
Ben Cincinnati
James Rose
Belle South
Clifton Pickelheimer
Cincinnati
Ben Clemons
Farmers’ Institute
Marathon
Ambrose Rainier
Walter Dungan
Hamilton
Lou Maddox
Carrie Bhatterly
Lillie Shields
Belle
South
Nelson Fryer
Wm. Motsinger
Milford
Radio advertisement and social notices in Milford area
Local section notes a radio sale for RADIOS See Radio RALPA Burg and mentions frequent social calls and visits. Several town residents and families are listed hosting guests in Covington Cincinnati and Amelia with weekend trips and hospital updates.
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Ralpa” Burg
Social visits and family notes from Hyde Park and Crestville
Anna Ludlow and relatives visited in Hyde Park with Mrs Edith Brazier and Mrs Elizabeth Pos 8oe and other kin. Mrs Hilzabeth Perk returns home after visiting deads at ve ranch. Mrs Steve Sticksel spent Friday with her parents in gE ash Her wife. Will wife and girls Maddux Saee ay in Newport. Odd Fellows and pekeh attended Pedee at Crestville. Emily Phillips spent Thursday at ewtown. H Cross and wife of the city were seen with Cross.
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Fate Anna Ludlow
Rence
Hyde Park
Edith Brazier
Elizabeth Pos
Nagle
Cherry Row
Roy
Hilzabeth
Ve Ranch
Steve Sticksel
Ge. Ash
Will
Newport
Odd Fellows
Pekeh
Crestville
Emily Phillips
Ewtown
H. Cross
City
Smith
Cross
Local social and event notes from Hillsboro era
Friday gatherings at Dr Fomor residence in Monterey hosted Robert Hunter and wife with arts event. Attendees from the area joined a Friday Saturday Farmers Institute in town. Basketball tourney drew a Batavia crowd. Residents hosted a taffy pulling and visiting guests from Gustsville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hunter
Monterey
Fomor
Harley Hutchinson
Cincinnat Dente College
Batavia
Farmers’ Institute
Fredi
Hillsboro
Local Family Obituaries and Community Notes
The notice records deaths and services for Hills at home, Mrs. Matilda Engel, and others. It lists funeral details, church affiliations, and family histories, plus social club gatherings, visits, illnesses, and upcoming events in Williamsburg and nearby areas.
Ball Tournament at Batavia Saturday
Nurse notes and social items list residents visiting friends and relatives in the city and Hamlet. Carrie Rhinehart is mentioned as sick. Norman Coombs and Clayton White are in the city with Harry White. Elpha Lindsey called on Rose Brumagen. Harry Robbins visited home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Rhinehart
Cossairt
Norman Coombs
Clayton White
City
Harry White
Elpha Lindsey
Rose Brumagen
Hamlet
Batavia
Harry Robbins
Local Residents and Church Notes From The City
Local social items list residents shopping in the city, visits with relatives in Hamilton and Columbus, and weekend trips. Birth announced for Charles Gerard's son born February 15. Mrs. Ada Davis of Hyde Park and others are mentioned with various family and community activities. A Catholic funeral for Anna Smith (née Wiederhold) is noted with burial in Catholic cemetery. Community happenings include hospital surgery, car purchases, and church ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Buerkle
L. C.stewart
J. L. Favrer
Mary
Tracy
Hamilton
Charles Gerard
Perry Groves
Broadway
Dale McKay
Edad R
Galloway
Cliff Beeres
Sugar Camp Run
Ann Dietz
Anna L. Steward
Batavia
Henry Schultz
Christ Hospital
D.H. Wellener
Carlos
Henry Dietz
Williams Corner
Lloyd Gaul
Charles Earnest
Davis
Steward
Ada Davis
Hyde Park
Anna Smith
Wiederhold
Fred Smith
Here
Abernathy
J. L. Marah
Columbus
Rebecca
Anna Louise
Julia Hitch
Frank Schubert
Ada Williams
City
John Oraver
Lloyd Low
Nia
Henry Northup
Dau Ha
Paka
Uis Etner
Cinnati
Dour
Indiana
Community notes on STONELICK AND GERNON families
Family and relatives gatherings are reported as residents from Perin town Milford Maywood and Williams burg are mentioned. Spent Sundays and Thursdays with various spouses and children including Mr Moore Mrs McOonagh and James rank McOonugh families are noted in incomplete sentences.
Local visits and family gatherings in Michigan
The text notes Harry McAfee and family entertaining Bare Wm Rippey and family while visiting relatives in Michigan. It mentions Mrs Pharie Carlier visiting, along with Marie Beyer and Deban, indicating a sequence of family visitors and cousins in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McAfee
Rippey
Michigan
Pharie Carlier
Aeater
Marie Beyer
Deban
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Loan & Savgs CO
Milford, Ohio
Courier
R. S. Croswell
Williamsburg
Ohio
Sardinia
White Oak
Mt. Crab
Eastwood
Olive Branch
Glen Este
Mt. Carmel
F “Newtown
Linwoods
Ho Ly
Linwood
Newtown
Mt. Carme
Bey
Olive Bra
Afton
Williamsbn
Fifth and Sycamore Streets
Croswell
Winchester St
Miles
Wilke Coal
Dloti
Batavia, Ohio
R. C
Deadstock
Loveland Fertilizer Co
T. J. Ricker
Loveland
Epworth Heights
Newtonsville
Alice
Donald Gates
Warner
Hoprood
Schotsman
Covington
O. Doselet
Jim Kilgore
East End
Walter McDonough
Carrie Kelly
Edward Ramsey
Amelia Woman’s Club
Laura Dial
Mary Johns
Bethel
Woman’s Club
Hattie Widmeyer
Annie Aylor
Grace Hibbets
Virginialee Hill
Ella‘Nolan
Amelia
Grace Anderson
G. C. Anderson
Dillsboro
Earl E. Eastwood
Charles. M. Biscay
Chas. . Davis
Embroidery Club
R. M. Huggins
Jennie Derr
Mary Ne Percy
Tusculum
Leanna Remley
Daunter
Lou Frazier
Owensville
Marshal
M. F. Apgar
John Davis
West
Frank Schobert
L. O. Dietz
Grace
Marsh
John Ferree
Walnut Hills
Kellie
Neral O Keir
Eearheter
Ed Steward
Batevia
J. Fogs
al Soe
Esday
Moring
Meilen
Matilda Engel
Amey
Bose
Ana
Dius Engelage
Williams Ure
Engelage
Lutheran Church
Henry Marshal
Georgetown
Adam
Martha Merchant
CO. Knight
Piss
Semae
Charles Needham
L. Schram
M. F. McNutt
Nicholas White
Ier
Ite
Carrie List
Hoseale
Mina
Mn D. Ogden Wrett
Mer Ore Emma
Ogden
Ay Gues OG
Norwood
A Orgigon
The
Cincinnati University
Margaret Morrison
Sarna
Waits
Greenville
Delmar Waits
Hauck
William
Fred Amiott
Gilbert Hauck
Terrace Park
Sidwell
Frank Hauck
Helen Fuhr
Glendale College
Lippert
C. H. McNutt
Ohio State Dry Goods Association
Albert Steuerer
Glover
Lindale
Mt, Holly
Herbert Thomas
Frede
Chromelen
Arents
Nouthe
Heral
Tae “Lutheran Church
Nor- Wood
Edward Shannon
Dan Coli Lyt
Ree and Sons
Irs
Hest Aogonse
Winfred Panhan
Jc Fuer
Williamsburg, Ohio
Wilke Coal & Supply Co
Batavia Foundry Co
Depot
P. M. Rapp
Ansteatt Fruit and Poultry Farm
Newtown Giant Incubators
O. No. 5
Patavis
John Bisatz
Lebanon
Maia
Stonelick and
Gernon
J. B. Liveng
Perintown
Gohater
Hilde
Relai Pe Milford
Carre
Mr. Moore
Cone
Wiliamsburg
James Rank McOonughy
Son
McoOonaughy
Gee White
Sois
Maywood
Ian Ee
Atwater Kent
Fred Huffman
W. C. Robinson
Rush
Stanley Anstadt
Batavia,o
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