Basketball tournament crowds and visiting neighbors
Moscow and Williamsburg notes report dozens of visitors from Bethel Cincinnati Springfield and Pt Pleasant for church events birthdays and a local basketball tournament. Several families hosted relatives including Jones Dinkinger and Abrams while Frank Lee Schatz broke his leg in a barn accident and Jack Halfhill heads to Florida to join the Omaha baseball season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
W.M. Glaser
City
Apent
Elliel Philis
Wm. de. Bruler
Norma Cox
Dickinger
Batava
Marjorie Jones
Irene Benjamin
Bethel
Chas. Warden
Marie Jones
Cincinnati
Hattie Dinkinger
Neville
Gus Dick
Lester Moas
Marjorie Wilson
Camden
Cahall
C. B. Wood
College Hill
Jessie Abrams
Anna Rogers
Kentucky
Ithe Bardlows
Pt. Isabel
Chas. Armacost
O. L.mckinley
Mt. Zion
Sanrday
Local Notes Heartwarming Visits And Hospital Stay
Mrs Ruth Conover was taken to Christ hospital Wednesday and is reported to be getting along very well. Several villagers visit relatives including Herman McDowell from Cincinnati, Ray Cramer at his sister's, Hattie Little near Woodville, Glen Huey and family near Buford, and Stella Muchmore staying with Maud Brown at Blanchester. Others attend events such as a debate at No 8 school house Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Conover
Christ Hospital
Herman McDowell
Cincinnati
Ray Cramer
Hattie Little
Woodville
Glen Huey
Buford
Stella Muchmore
Maud Brown
Blanchester
J. H. Norris
Omar Myers
Michie Pierce
Minnie Cast
Carthage
George Miller
Bethesda Hospital
Clara Hirschbeck
Floyd Jones
Francis Flischer
Rozella Jones
Ella Binkley
Fayetteville
Ella Brunk
Cliff Jones
No. 8
School House
Monroe Township Farmers Institute Draws Large Laurel Crowd
The Monroe Township Farmers Institute in Laurel drew over twelve hundred attendees across Friday and Saturday. Talks by Mrs. D V Phillips and C J Nobis, plus music, baby and quilt shows, boosted the event with prizes awarded to Herbert Lamar's baby, Cahall’s granddaughter, Straub's child, and quilt honors to E A McMurchy and Laurel Ladies' Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholsville
Monroe Township
Farmers’ Institute
Laurel
D. V. Phillips
C. J. Nobis
Herbert Lamar
Moscow
Local Social Notes and Obituary Update
Community members shared meals and visits at Vandalia, Calvary, New Richmond, and Norwood with the Collier, Kinnett, Preston, and Bartlow families. Notable deaths include Dr. W. G. Day of Feesbury, and former residents Mr. Wm. Frazee and Mr. Monroe Freeze. Sincere sympathy expressed to relatives. Roy Woodruff and family moved to the Fagley farm near Wigginsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
E. A. Collier
Merril
Milton Custer
Jean
Estil Collier
Vandalia
Everett Hiatt
Madisonville
James Kinnett
Angie Preston
Mary Schwab
Calvary
Lola Ireton
Cincinnati
Junior Kinnett
Wayne Preston
Robert Little
Felicity
Ethel Hall
W. G. Day
Feesbury
Day
Wm. Frazee
Monroe Freeze
Mt. Olive
Jean Phillips
Simon Sisters
Ray Preston
Norwood
George Downs
Sarah Hawk
Roy Woodruff
Fagley Farm
Wiggonsville
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Young Peoples
Christian Chapel
Theilman
City Friends
Chester Smith
Amelia Woman’s Club
Mr and Cain
Williamsburg
J. Isaac Maham
N. J. White
Henry Pabst
J. Roy Fuhr
Gibson Hotel
Missionry Society of the Presbyterian Church
L. E. Miller
J. W. Foster
Vesta Club
Edith Fee
Mabel Cliff
Asbury Wilson
Chas. Hardyman
L. Marksberry
Henry Andres
Glen Este
Fred Kettler
Mr. Washington
Otto Kettler
Bauer
Louise Phillips
Lavina Merice
Bob Fister
Phil Sperry
Duncan
Afton
M. A. Freitag
Columbus
Sue Smythe
W. W. Smythe
Chicago
A. L. Smythe
Danville
al Carmitchel
Bertie Smythe
Lois Smythe
Cleveland
Clara Smythe
Judd’s Station
R. K. Hoffman
E. C. Hartlief
Hoffman
Allen K. Smythe
Ft. Thomas
Royal Smythe
Milford
H. B. Smythe
Ladies Aid
Frank McGuire
Rose Haspel
Sue
Ed Huheey
Jimmy
Chas. McGuire
Mary Adams
Joe Moeschl
Middletown
Cliff Davis
Edenton
Permelia Pindell
Jackson
Tnp
Marathon
Gladys Zurmuhley
Executrix
Davis, Ely
Clermont County Live Stock Exchange
Route 74
Ohio
Wheat Belt
Kansas
C. E. Howland
Liberal
John Bissantz
States
Union
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