Local Society Notes and Obituaries Advance in March
James Snelly improves under medical care. Otis Bilby dies at home after prolonged illness, funeral held March 5 at Perintown Church with Greenlawn interment. Hartmetz, Vercamp, Carpenter, Anstaett, Sapp, Paul, Hodges, Bilby, Seyler and Carlier families link in weekend visits and relocations across Terrace Park Fayetteville Hyde Park Elmwood and nearby areas.
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rei James_Snelly
Rts
Id Hartmetz
Wehrung
Terrace
Moore McConaughy
Chas. Hartmetz
Ben Vercamp
Chas. Carpenter
Hilda Carpenter
Hyde Park
M. Sapp
Raymond Schultz
Norwood
Clara
Perintown
Greenlawn
Milford
Alma Seyler
Ba‘tavia
Clyde Anstaett
Leo Carlier
Fayetteville
Cecil Lewis
C. Elmwood
Brown Farm
Brown
Woman's Club Meeting Highlights Readings Music At Lindle Home
The Woman's club gathered Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Albert Coombs home Lindle with programs on literature and music. Members presented Who's Who in Fiction and Verse and a poem. Guests included Mrs Paris King of Portsmouth visiting Mrs Kate Amann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Albert Coombs
Lindle
Carl Slye
John Hutson
Henry Reed
Paris King
Portsmouuth
Kate Amann
Rk. J
Jones
Wheatly
Green
R.E. Flora and Family
Annapolis
Margaret Flora
Annavel
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight Weekend
Families and friends gather for anniversaries and visits across the community. Guests include Mrs. J. P. Glassbrenner entertaining relatives from Washington, Frank Dimmitt and wife at a 25th wedding anniversary, and Mrs. Fred Winters visiting from New York with her son Billie. Several residents moved or hosted groups while clubs and society meetings featured discussions on Oriental customs and Turkish topics.
Death of Civil War veteran E O Lindsey reported
Obituary note says E O Lindsey died March 6 at his home. The item lists local residents including A O J Wheeler improving after illness, visits by Mrs H B McGrane and others to Claude Houser’s home, Nell Robuck visiting West Union, Amelia Woman's Club gathering hosted by Mrs Albert Coombs, Rev Garret preaching Thursday evenings, and illness of Mabel and Richard Proffit with Genevieve and Raymond Haynes visiting Cincinnati relatives. Additional notes mention Verner Coomb spending time with Newchmond friends and Ida Vogel visiting Hyde Park son Louis.
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E. O. Lindsey
A. O. J. Wheeler
H. B. McGrane
John Hancock
Betty
Hyde Park
Claude Houser
Nell Robuck
West Union
Amelia Woman’s Club
Albert Coombs
Garret
Mabel
Richard Proffit
Genevieve
Raymond Haynes
Cincinnati
Verner
Local Guests and Visits Across Towns
Rev Paul Hrtel of Winchester recently visited his mother. Ora Irwin moved his family to Love land. Joe Myers of Woodville stayed with his sister Mrs T T Scott last Tuesday. Mrs Ivan Motsinger shopped in Cincinnati last Monday. Walter Shuif of Morrow visited his aunt Mrs J L Smyser last Wednesday. Clarence McIntosh of Georgetown Ky visited the Boring family. Mrs W R Frey returned from Mason after weeks with her son. Mrs Mabel Renner Mrs Josie Hill and Miss Nellie Molloy shopped in Cincinnati last Friday. Mrs N A Nelson hosted the Missionary Society of the Lindale Baptist Church last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hrtel
Winchester
Ora Irwin
Loveland
Joe Myers
Woodville
T. T. Scott
Ivan Motsinger
Cincinnati
Walter Shuif
Morrow
J. L. Smyser
Clarence MclIntosh
Georgetown
W. R. Frey
Mason
Mabel Renner
Josie Hill
Nellie Molloy
Local Socials and Basketball Five County Results
Mrs Offutt attended the Julia Ward Howe Club in the city last week Everet Grgor and Norma Lillit were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Staap Mrs Warner was sick in bed during the progress of her sale last Saturday Mrs T B Smith entertained relatives Mesdames Dennison and Hickman Mt Washington who have just returned from Florida Prof Tabscott and Vernon Nelson were in the city Friday and Saturday with the Amelia High School basketball team playing in the five county tournament They won from Batavia and lost to Georgetown
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Batavia
Georgetown
Social Bridge Luncheon and Card Parties Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs N J White hosted a red themed bridge luncheon with many couples and guests including Mr and Mrs P Eiton Hired Mr and Mrs William Hauck and others. Recurring gatherings featured T A O group meetings school friends birthday party for Verna and multiple card club events at the White home and surrounding households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. White
P. Eiton
William Hauck
J. Isaac Macam
O. M. Qurry
J. Roy Fuhr
8. Shulmann
Harold Chatterton
L. W. White
Walter Laycock
Rowe Harris
Karl Hoffman
Ralph D. Fuhr
Mina White
Carrie List
Hugh Davidson
J.B. Cover
George Thomas
Myers Beacham
Norwood
White Home
Church
Anna Braselton
Lulu Connor
Mildred Crawford
Gavin Foster
Sabinia
John Foster
Lough Improves After Serious Operation at Obrist Hospital
C B Lough is improving following a serious operation at Obrist Hospital last week. The report notes the surgery was completed successfully and his condition shows steady progress under care.
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C. B. Lough
Obrist Hospital
Illnesses and Events Highlight Ripley Community Notes
Mrs. Mary Cramer and Harry Suter are ill at home. Ripley O. E. 8. marked its birthday and held an inspection Friday night. Attendees included Frank Jarman, sisters Margaret and Nell Jarman, Margaret Wenzel, and Mrs. Krempien. Epworth League plans a St Patrick party March 17 at the Suter Hotel. Mrs. Donohoo and son are ill, and Rev. Donohoo missed Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cramer
Harry Suter
Ripley O. E
Frank Jarman
Margaret
Nell Jarman
Margaret Wenzel
Krempien
A. F. Keyser
Merrill
Epworth League
St. Patrick
Ohio township audit report for Wayne Township Clermont County
State auditor review of Wayne Township Clermont County Ohio for year ending December 31 1980 shows total salaries and wages of 100000. Clerk certification March 6 1981 by Leslie D Pardue Township Clerk presents general township funds balances receipts and expenditures including property taxes cemetery receipts depository interest and gas tax construction totaling 6488 28 carried forward as expenditures and compensation.
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Wayne
Csss Cesceeganseescueceeees Comteries Coimpehisition
Mployes
Rs Ih
Gas Tax Constructi Gee
Reduced Price On Baby Chicks
Farmers offered day old chicks with multiple grades from A to AAA and breeds Barred Rocks White Rocks Wyandottes and White Leghorns. Prices listed for 25 58 100 500 quantities with custom hatching services and brooders plus peat litter. Visitors welcome to view pedigrees and tests for disease and seed stock.
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Buckeye
Newtown
Nu-Air
Slothful Habits Questioned in Arkansas Editorial
An Arkansas Democrat piece argues against delaying action on problems. It emphasizes that consistent early rising and diligence from youth prevent wasting life in sleep and idleness. The excerpt reflects a moral stance on industriousness shaping heirs’ futures.
Court records show apportionment and inventories at estate hearing
Entry of apportionment lists Johny Martin Boll and Elizabeth Boll each at 476.61 with eleven other heirs receiving 86.66 each. Executors and administrators file inventories and appraisements. Guardians seek support for minors. Hearings set March 7 with confirmations and distributions.
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Ralph Bell
Johny Martin Boll
Elizabeth Boll
Mary M. Grosnickle
T. J. Leonard
Clarence Gall
Myrtle
Sylvia
Mildred Gall
Harry Britton
Emma Boys
Edwin, Caroline
Nelson Hahn
W. F. Hartman
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Monroe and Surrounding Townships
Mary and Edward Gray transfer 24 acres in Monroe Two to Chris and Florence Schneider for $1. C W and Minta Riddle sell land in Tate Two to Ella Crowe for $1. Blanche Metzger and Bruce Hoover sell a lot in Felicity to J H Hoover for $1. Carrol and Florence Jones sell a lot in Marathon to Jas A Warman for $1. Henry M Foster transfers 1344 acres in Williamsburg Township to Harold C and Helen M Frey for $1. Howard and Edith Woodmansee with Harmon Croswell sell a lot in Chile to William and Venus Cossins for $800. D R and Lou South sell a lot in Beth el to Howard K and Anna L Snider for $1. Chas W Taber sells 97 acres in Goshen Two to Clifford W and Alma Saltsman for $1. Homer C Stanforth sells a lot in Bethel to John H Williams for $1. Jas E Moran sells a lot in Bethel to C Ona Bargo ver for $1. Mary Alice Pollock sells 49 acres in Miami Two to Dorothy C Holz for $1. Walter L McKeever sells 65 acres with location not given to Iva V Sargent for $1.
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Mary and
Edward Gray
Chris
Florence Schneider
Monroe Two
C. W
Minta Riddle
Ella Crowe
Tate Two
Blanche Metzger
Bruce Hoover
J. H. Hoover
Felicity
Carrol L
Florence Jones
Jas. A
Birdie Warman
Marathon
Henry M. Foster
Harold C
Helen M. Frey
Williamsburg
Howard
Edith Woodmansee
Harmon
Irvinia Croswell
William
Venus Cossins
Chile
D. R
Lou South
Howard K
Anna L. Snider
Bethel
Chas
County Commissioners approve bids and note auditor reelection
The report lists commissioners and supporters with payments for boarding children and other county accounts. It notes B. L. Ketchum reelected auditor for four years starting March 9 1931 with bond approval and Dr Allan B Rapp winning the county jail and County Home medical services bid for 1981 1982. Ex congressman DC Kearns returns to Amelia and plans to resume law practice.
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Byron Cribbet
Ollie Clemon
Florence Hook
Louise Henderson
Lola Jones
Margart Williamson
Lottie
Weaver
Florence Lanham
Rachel Powell
Jennie Balzhizer
H Brotherton
Ruth Bigham
Homer Bush
Carr
Bis
Julia Long
Katherine Mathas
Mina Moyer
Laura Morgan
Erseee
Geo. Moore
Mary Mardis
Clara. Malott
Dennis Price
J. M. Paidter
Susan Scoville
Rosa Trost
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Bessie Thiery
Ccccreereees
Fannie Wilke
Perry Whisner
Lida Young
Kearns
Amelia
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Adamson Poultry Farm and Hatchery
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Arkansas Democrat
Sam Ausmabp
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Columbus B. B. Co
Guy Craver
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Miles R. Deal
Josh Kilgore
Geo. Keler
Stone
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