Firemen Extinguish Tar Pile on Town Street
A fire broke out Thursday night in a tar barrel pile on the town street. Firefighters led by Peter Kuhn fought the blaze, keeping it from spreading to nearby structures and causing minor property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aker
Peter Kuhn
Milton
Bert Altman
Ft. Hamilton Hospital
C. Curry
Johnson Neral
Ohn Clancy
Seton Hospital
Milford Cornet
National Hotel
Cooperative Exchange
Stern Star
Westwood
Mary Green
Almand Alice
Marian Wesche
Pearl Jennys
Miamiville
J. Henry Meyers
Florida
Adah Barber
Sweet Rar College
Nose
Eastwood and Da Visitors Privately Mentioned in Mournful Item
Mr and Mrs Earl Eastwood were over Sunday visitors with severeme Mr and Mrs Chas F Da Mrs Anna Huggins entertained the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Eastwood
Chas. F
Anna Huggins
Newtonsville Community Notes Births Visits and Local News
Newtonsville reports Edna Reddick’s birthday surprise with friends from Blanchester Loveland Milford and others. Hospital visits, a quilt fundraiser netting 61.90 for a community school building, and local social news plus notes on fiber plants color vision and waterproof silk raincoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Reddick
John Purkiser
Fredrahlian Fritz
Russell Anthony
Blanchester
G. W. McMullin
Loveland
McAllister
Milford
Miss Reddick
Clarence
Leola Hill
Cincinnati
Philip
Donald Higby
Bert Haines
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dale Roudabush
Dayton
Dannie Barron
Mayme Bigam
H. S. Bigam
Manly Hill
Stanley Pringle
Ethel Mae
Burton Hodge
Batavia
Albert Swartz
Ralph Long
Norwood
Cramer
Edenton
Cliff Long
William
Church of the Covenant
Harley Stewart
Wm. Waite
Spurling
Clarence Trester
Alabama
Frank White
Lebanon
Cincinnati's New 41 Million Union Terminal Dedicated March 31
Cincinnati celebrates the opening of the Union Terminal with a dedication on March 31. The $41,000,000 project, designed to serve 17,000 passengers daily across 230 trains, involved 5.6 million cubic yards of fill, 94 miles of track, and the demolition of 276 buildings. Local officials and seven railroads coordinate the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iincinnati
Earl J. Winter
Cincinnati
Union Terminal
Queen City
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tristate
Russell Wilson
W.F. Wiley
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
George D. Crabbs
Cincinnati Union Terminal Company
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
The
Southern
Norfolk & Western
Central Union Depot
Millcreek Valley
Ohio River
Gether
Mill Creek
Cincinnati Union Terminal
Commerce
United States
Town of Nowhere Floats On West Coast Logs
A correspondent notes Nowhere, a town built on a giant raft off Canada's west coast, travels the coast for logs. It features a main street a school a general store and daily life for women and children with every child wearing a life belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Nowhere
Collier's
Local notes from Whitesville and nearby towns
Hamlet activity includes visiting relatives, dinners, and gatherings. Names mentioned include Mrechewe Honaker Mrs Day Mrs derback Rose Kilgap and others. Outings cover oyster suppers Sunday school events missionary meetings and neighborhood visits across Whitesville Norwood Mt. Washington Amelia Batavia Hartwell and Cumminsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Mrechewe-Honaker
Whitesville
W Va
J. K. Day
Lousderback
Carrol
Sanday
Rose
Will Lunginia
Barber
Norwood
Lemonie Place
Russell
Belle Kirgap
Lindale
Harold Lowe
Detroit
A.C.J. Wheeler
Stella Wheeler
City
Viola Wilson
Cread Calaway
Hartwell
Lipp
Insure Chick Success by Readying Brooder Facilities
Poultry specialist R E Cray of Ohio State University urges thorough cleaning and disinfection of the broader house and stores before use to prevent disease. Check brooder stove parts, thermostats, seal floor cracks with tin, patch wall openings, repair broken windows, and ensure comfort during storms. A new Raising Chicks bulletin from the agricultural extension service covers equipment use, rations, chick troubles, and more and can be obtained from the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Cray
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Gray
Agricultural Extension Service, College of Agriculture
Columbus
Spray Service Again Furnished to Orchardists
The County Agricultural Agent again mails timely spray recommendations to fruit growers. The 1988 series starts with letters to 120 orchardists. residents not on the list can join by notifying H. N. Wilson at Batavia. The County Fruit Growers Association assists in providing data for Extension Service recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Wilson
Batavia
County Fruitgrowers Association
Ohio State University
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Amelia
Claudia Fehl
H. C Laub
Blanche Hutson
Sewing Club
Anna Saunders
Poster
Ethel Reeder
Madionville
John Pommert
Indianapolis
Eldon Steckel
Hyde Park City
Mell Hall
Wilhiamsville
Milton Rebecca Lodge
New Richmond
Rebecca Lodge
O. BE
Masonic Hall
Wim? Moore
Bata- Fae acRuice Sambeth II
Missionary. Society
M.B. Parsonage
Baptist Church
Carl Slye
W. H .Dunn
Madisonville
Woman’s Club
Ann Dillon
Hazelwood
Kunker
Oakley
Coons
Forestville
Geo. Foster
Daugher
Gee. Linser
Bea Adams
B. L. Mattox
Nice
Nedra
Williamsburg
H. ©. Highley
Betty Lee
Fort Lupton
Colo
Mollie Foster
Flora Smith
Katherine Deel
Frances Johnson
Helen McCoy
Presbyterian
Johnson Home
Henry Fuhr
Mason
U and I
Nicholas Kain
Newton Ely
Percy McAdams
Jack Medary
P. Elton Elrod
Elizabeth Fuhr
Elburn Walker
Cincinnati College of Pharmacy
Hotel Gibson
Five Hundred Club
Orin Braselton
Arthur Peed
A. Degenhart
Hyde Park
Hilan Pp. Donnelly
Coral Gables
Nicholsville
Tom Kulin
Bond Hill
Frank Donovan
Ruth Rice
Terrace Park
E. A. McMurchy
W. P. Corbin
Maude Shannon
Newtonsville
MT. Holly
Raleigh Church
Anna Striple
Davis Pike
Stiple
Sam
Fred Topie
Eldon Stickel
Josephine Hicks
Louise
Olin Fagins
Louis Stath
Rose Herman
Om Booth
Wm. Whitenack
China
Bureau of Standards
W. Somerset Maugham
Balboa
Panama Canal
Spain
Panama
Astheni
Staffordshire
Cerebrum
Port of
London
Thames
Clermont Courier
Courier
Clermont Pub. CO
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