Local Notes and Visits Round County This Week
Courier correspondence lists visits and guests across the county including S E Reed in the county seat last week. Daisy Ross stays with her brother Charles Waterford and family in Higgin sport Ohio. Florida vacation planned for Brice Hendrix son of Batavia. Various city visitors and host households noted with church and social event mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Reed
Daisy Ross
Charles Waterford
Higginsport
Ohio
A. E. Hendrixson
Brice Hendrixson
Batavia
Florida
Eddie Brannock
Queen City
Ralph Donley
Johnnie Butters
Grace Lanham
Pauline
Hugh Lanham
Cincinnati
J. J. Bolender
Lottie M. Gahan
Bethel
Jerry Fisher
Albert Fisher
Newtonsville Social Notes Highlight Birthday Luncheon
Mrs Herbert Williams hosts a February 26 luncheon featuring guests from Milford Oakley Belfast and Cincinnati. Attendances celebrate anniversaries and hospital updates as locals visit relatives and attend council events.
Batavia Birth And Social Notes From Main Street
A daughter Marsha Ann Malott was born to Mr. and Mrs. Max Malott on Main Street March 1. Mr. and Mrs. Karl South entertained guests including Eddie South. A birthday party honored Billie on his second birthday. The C C class will meet at Mrs Rollin Coyle’s Wednesday evening March 12 with Mrs Banford and Mrs Ferree as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Marsha Ann
Max Malott
Main St
Karl South
Eddie South
Migs
Elizabeth
Billie
C.hc
Rollin Coyle
Banford
Ferree
Social calls and visits in Glen Este community
Rita Fisher and Ralph Hoffman called on Phil and Sperry families, Robert Hoffman hosted relatives, Betty Hubeey Thomas from Portland visited Edward Sperry's family, Smythes and Huheeys noted birthdays and calls, Sue Smythe stayed with Allen Smythe, McGuire and Hirshauer visited Whitehead, Sperry and Philips visited Kettler, Worther couple visited Joe Hines, Isaac couple entertained guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Jane Fisher
Ralph Hoffman
Phil Sperry
Robert Hoffman
Betty Hubeey Thomas
Portland
Oregon
Edward
H. B. Smythe
Whitehead
Betty Thomas
Ed Huheey
Emmit Creager
Sue Smythe
Allen Smythe
Frank McGuire
Henry Hirshaur
Louise Philips
Otto Kettler
Willie Worther
Joe Hines
Isaac
Mt Carmel Notes From Town Socials And Meeting
Mrs Lillian Sechest of Cincinnati visited sister Mrs Ruth Nash last week. Mr Charles Ludlow ill with rheumatism. Mrs Ethel Brown and daughter Pearl visited her parents at Mt Washington Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Prather of Chile visited cousin Mrs Frank Brown Friday. Ladies of the Christian Service plan Thursday meeting with dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Sechest
Cincinnati
Ruth Nash
Charles Ludlow
Ethel Brown
Pearl
Mt. Washington
Joe Prather
Chile
Frank Brown
Ladies of the Christian Service
Local Social Notes From Dayton and Nearby
Summerside and Dayton figures spend weekends with local families. Maud Bauman moves into Sheridan Jones property. Day of Prayer service attendance listed among church members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerside
Carmel
Jack, Irvin
Dayton
Ohio
A. H. Theis
Maud Bauman
Sheridan Jones
U. B
Fred Moore
V. McGraw
V. McGraw, Mra’ C. ‘Ludlow, Mrs. H. Jones, Mrs. O. McBride, Mrs. E. Long
A. 'Réflow
William Seiboldee
Mt Pisgah Local Greetings and Social Visits
Mrs Chester King of Blanchester visited relatives Monday. Mrs Bernice Evanshine Myrtle and Mrs Lizzie Gallaspie stayed with Mr and Mrs Harry Jackson of Hamersville Saturday. Mrs Helen Gutterling and daughter Edith of Oakley called on relatives Tuesday. Fred Hawkins and wife of Norwood spent Sunday with brother Earl Cox and family. Clifford Evanshine and Patricia Ann visited Moscow relatives Sunday. Mrs Vandy returned to Cincinnati after visiting Mr Agnew. Mt Pisgah Embroidery Club met at Mrs Hawkins home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester King
Blanchester
Bernice Evanshine
Myrtle
Lizzie Gallaspie
Harry Jackson
Hamersville
Helen Gutterling
Edith
Oakley
Fred Hawkins
Norwood
Earl Cox
Clifford Evanshine
Patricia Ann
Moscow
Community Happenings in Twelve Mile and Franklin Areas
Residents share visits with neighbors and relatives across Twelve Mile Franklin Cincinnati and Newport Ky. Notables include illness of Ida Custer and death of Rev. Bonham. Birthday observance for Denver Carson and multiple Sunday gatherings mark a busy week.
Hamlet Notes and Local Social Visiting Updates
Mrs Charles Hauser took Mrs Blanche Hutson to the City twice last week to consult a specialist. Mr and Mrs Cain attended the funeral of Mrs Whitaker in Mt Washington. Mrs Victor Corsi of Bethel came to see her mother Mrs W W Carlisle. Mrs Tarvin recovering at Christ Hospital from an operation. Mrs Oberlin had her sister Miss Powell of Springfield for a weekend visitor. Mrs L Hawley and son from California visiting the Loudenback family. Miss Anna Jones in Bethel for a while with Milton Hancock family. John Snyder and Mrs Xun will host the Woman's Club at the former aN ton Miss Jennie Penn of Batavia Howard Doty and son of Hillaboro were recent callers at Dr Offutt's homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hauser
Blanche Hutson
Cain
Whitaker
Mt. Washington
Victor Corsi
Bethel
W. W. Carlisle
Tarvin
Christ Hospital
Oberlin
Miss Powell
Springfield
L.‘Hawley
California
Loudenback
Hawley
O. W. ‘Loudenback
Anna Jones
Milton
Hillaboro
Local Notes From Mt Holly Community
Lena Gebil was taken to St Marys Hospital last week for emergency appendicitis surgery and is in fair condition. A serenade for Paul Channell and his wife occurred Saturday at Allen Boles home. Laura Nell attended the Day of Prayer at Lindale on Friday. Cora Foozer is improving after illness. Norman Fagin remains unable to handle his delivery as Earl Bining and wife run the route. Our Ladies Helping Circle plans a quilting with Bertha Thomas next Wednesday March 12. Fred Topie wife Beulah McMillin and Betty Davis attended a basketball tournament at Williamsburg Friday evening. Joe Pukan and two sons with a lady friend visited the Richter family Sunday. Ellis Honaker has the contract to build a house for Dan McCollum at Cherry Grove. Archie Hancock and wife welcomed a baby boy named Gordon Thomas. Conrad Herget attended his cousin Raymon Herget’s funeral at White Funeral Home in New Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Gebil
St. Mary’s Hospital
Paul Channell
Allen Boles
Laura Nell
Lindale
Cora Foozer
Norman Fagin
Earl Bining
Bertha Thomas
Fred Topie
Beulah McMillin
Betty Davis
Williamsburg
Joe Pukan
City
Richter
Ellis Honaker
Dan McCollum
Cherry Grove
Archie Hancock
Gordon Thomas
Eastern Star notices and local social updates in Owensville
The Eastern Star schedules its regular meeting for Saturday March 8. Ed Rosselot has returned home from Hillsboro Indiana in improved health. Cecelia Brothers, employed in Cincinnati, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Massman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Ed Rosselot
Hillsboro
Ind
Hom
Cecelia Brothers
Cincinnati
Walter Massman
Local Social Roundup of Visits Across Ohio and Kentucky
Mr Ollie Manning returns home after visiting his sisters in Georgia and Alabama. Velma St Clair and her son John Edward of Willowville visited the Bee family. Nettie Fancher of Mt Washington called on the Fanchers. Bernice Shinkle and Mil dred Watson with a Cincinnati connection visited Cassius Shinkle. Essie Linning visited Sarah and Minnie Hawk. Hazel Owens spent Friday with daughter Mary Sue Davis at Bethel. Jessie Fancher called on Bethel friends. Pearl Manning visited sister in Cincinnati. Clyde Mitchell and Mark Trees stayed with Elmer Houston in Springfield. Ray Marksberry hosted L A Leonard Hazel Daugherty and Jean with Emma Maud Leonard and Abner Lyken from Maple. Willis Marksberry and Elmer from Wigginsville visited. Marie Bee of Cincinnati spent the weekend with relatives. Julia Marksberry and Jessie Fancher spent Thursday with Homer Smith at Nicholsville. Gilbert Sipple and daughter Margaret dined with Sam Juett of Felicity. Roy Cordrey of Cincinnati visited Henry Jobe. Arch Lanham and family of Milford spent Sunday with G H Page. Mrs. James Linning ill with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Manning
Alabama
Velma St. Clair
John Edward
Willowville
John Bee
Nettie Fancher
Mt. Washington
Carl Fancher
Bernice Shinkle
Mildred Watson
Cincinnati
Cassius Shinkle
Essie Linning
Sarah
Minnie Hawk
Hazel Owens
Mary Sue Davis
Bethel
Jessie Fancher
Pearl Manning
Roy Cordrey
Clyde Mitchell
Mark Trees
Elmer Houston
Springfield
Ray Marksberrys
L. A. Leonard
Hazel Daugherty
Jean
Emma Maud Leonard
Abner Lyken
Maple
Willis Marksberry
Elmer
Wigginsville
Marie Bee
Julia Marksberry
Homer Smith
Nicholsville
Gilbert Sipple
Margaret
Also Mentioned on This Page
Felicity
Amelia
Frank Baker
Rangoon
Albert Steurer
Mike Bacman
J. R. Carlisle
Ed Miller
Visalia
John Francis
Daisy Pierson
Toledo
Methodist Church
E. M. Love
W. R. Smith
Emma Smith
Richard Hicks
Charles Hamilton
Madisonville
Jessie Phillips
Homer
Emma Paeltz
Alice Gray
Ora Davis
Myrtle Evans
Georgetown
Harry Kearns
Jennie Brose
Kate Amann
Portsmouth
Lindale Baptist Church
Erma Eppert
Clarence Galbraith
Erlanger
W. A. Williams
Newtonsville
Herbert Williams
Clark Runyan
Milford
Dale Runyan
Mark Hudgeons
Lida Beth Sutton
Belfast
Lillie Washburn
Robert Williams
Clark Runyon
Eunice Hill
Leela
Carl Anstaett
Famly
Lewis Singer
Avondale
Elva Woods
Frank Schooley
Ernest Latchford
Frank Frazer
Audrey
Lewis White
Lebanon
Ashburn Bigam
Charles Pringle
Betty
Hattie Pringle
Mildred Hodge
Clermont County Council
Parents and Teachers Association
Emma Rogers
Estella Dimmitt
Rowena Spencer
Lulu Anstaett
Alice van Camp
Goldie Swartz
Birdie Fitschel
Werner
McCormick
Wayland
Glen Este
MT. Carmel
MT. Pisgah
William Hawkins
Bernice
Ida Custer
Franklin
Randle Whitford
Henry Hawkins
John Carson
George Jarman
Norma Jean Oetzel
Maud
Marcella Jett
Ray Cook
Newport Ky
Stanley Vornberger
Henry Meisman
Bonham
New Richmond
Albert Kistner
Virgil Hawkins
Venice Akres
Margaret Gill
Middletown
Denver Carson
Edward Hawkins
Arthur Rawlings
Clinton Strittmatter
John Long
Anna Betzler
Denhams Hill
MT. Holly
Conrad Herget
Raymon Herget
Owensville
Isabel
Elizabeth M. Overdales
Dr. Mott
Lakeview Dansant
Hink
Cletrac
Cleveland
Ford
Lewis Motor Company
Ford Dealers
Batavia, Ohio
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