Rev Stitzell to Lead Evening Meetings at MAE Church
Beginning Sunday March 18 Rev Stitzell will conduct a series of meetings at the MAE Church at 7 30 each evening. Everyone invited. Local notes include visits and hospital treatment updates for several residents and moves into the Vogt property on Main Street.
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Stitzell
MAE
Ehurch
Sarah Lehubert
Middletown
Theresa Favrer
The
Good Samaritan Hospital
Maratha Tucker
Marathon
Ella Yeager
Arthur Hill
Grace Fomorin
Russel Stitzel
Urbana
Edna Philhour
Cincinnati
Joseph Seibert
Joseph Nation
Vogt
Main Street
Ed Snider
Edith Ansteadt
Bridge Club
Alvin Hill
City
Friends
Social events fill Williamsburg area gatherings
A long list of visitations and social events across Williamsburg and PT Isabel includes Mrs. Edgar Wilson entertaining the Busy Bee Club, Mrs. O B Knight hosting tea for Ada Ely, and multiple club meetings. Guests from Cincinnati Indiana and Kentucky attend family and church functions, dinners, and bridge parties amid moves and hospital visits.
Union and Easter Services Planned for Local Churches
Belfast Williams announces United States union services with U P Services at 7 30 PM Bel fast and Newtonsville churches unite for Good Friday 12 to 3 PM in Newtonsville Church. Little Billy White recovering from appendicitis at Bethesda Hospital. Parishioners visit and host families from Hyde Park and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U. P
Belfast
Newtonsville
Billy White
Bethesda Hospital
Jakie Gross’s
Fred Coleman
Pearl Coleman
Turner
Hyde Park
Olman
Cincy
Chella Shetterly
le Grippe
Edna Burdsall
Buddy Hill
Howard Rapp
Jos. Spauld
Athena S. S. Class Hosts Evening at Mrs Thomas Home
Mrs Allen Boles and Mrs Herb Thomas hosted the Athena Sunday School class at Mrs Thomas home Friday with 19 members and guests. Mrs Stanley Ringle led an interesting program and a delicious lunch followed. Additional notes mention local moves and visits including Miss Grace Lytle's return to Elk Lick school and Cincinnati engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Boles
Herb Thomas
Athena S. S
Thomas
Stanley Ringle
Belle Follon
Pond
Perintown
Thayer Place
J. Hirschauer
G. Garter
Jenny Lind Road
Amelia
Annabel
Cincinnati
Oti Liston
C. M. Edwards
Florida
Grace Lytle
Elk Lick
C. E .Society of C. Chapel
Robert Henning
Fred Topie
Spence Dawson
Silverton
Hilda Moerlein
Hyde Park
J. Moerlein
Frank Colyer
Frank Smith
A. Zimmerman
Chevrolet Co
Amelia Woman's Club Enjoys Afternoon Program
The Amelia Woman's Club met in the M. E. Sunday School room Saturday afternoon. Mrs. George Hazelwood led the program with readings by Mrs. Emil Jonas and Mrs. Gladys Myrick. Musical numbers by Mrs. Frank Tullis, Julia Glover, J. R. Carlisle, and Mrs. W. O. Hutson accompanied the event. A lunch was served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Woman’s Club
M. E
George Hazelwood
Emil Jonas
Gladys Myrick
Frank Tullis
Julia Glover
J. R. Carlisle
W. O. Hutson
Social events mark schedule of local residents
Aichholtz couple celebrated 41st wedding anniversary on Feb 22 to March 1 with a gathering of the Ladies Aid and husbands at their home. N F Taylor observed his 76th birthday March 7 with 25 relatives present. Mrs Adams birthday surprise near Pleasant Hill drew local attendees.
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Wm. Aichholtz
Aichholtz
Church Board
Padget
N. F. Taylor
J. H. Adams
Pleasant Hill
Sarah Pollock
Columbus
Chas. Wittmer
Myron
Goshen
F. A. Reihle
Perintown
Social and family visits in Glen Este area
Mrs Frank McGuire and Mrs Charles McGuire spent Thursday in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Robert Rose returned from a Florida vacation. The Social Club held a fish fry at Kettlers Saturday. Multiple local families entertained and visited each other in Glen Este and Cincinnati, including Sperry, Avey, McGuire, and Jacobs households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Este
Frank McGuire
Charles McGuire
Cincinnati
Robert Rose
Florida
Kettler
Ervin Avey
Ed Hubeey
Marvin McGuire
Marjorie Hauck
Earl Henning
William Isaack
Phil Sperry
Williamsburg
Fred Kettler
Mt. Washington
Herman Didday
George Prince
Summerside
Louise Phillips
Bob Pfeister
Norwood
Philip Sperry
Louis Beagle
Newtown
Jess Beagle
Walston Jacobs
Sam Jacobs
Willowville Birth and Social Roundup
Willowville notes report a son born to Mr. and Mrs Vernon Mc Comas on February 28. Local residents Mr. and Mrs Willard Wisby hosted guests over Sunday. Anna Sullivan now works in the city after visiting Ft. Thomas Kentucky. The Naegle family stays with Mrs Naegles mother. Jerry Marsh was home ill Thursday last week. Myrtle McComas hosted relatives Sunday.
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Vernon McComas
Willard Wisby
Sydney Sullivan
Ft. Thomas
Kentucky
Anna Sullivan
Robert Naegle
Punkah Fans and Ancient Monuments in Britain
The punkah in India is a large cloth fan on a light bamboo frame six to eight feet high, operated by servants to cool spaces in hot seasons. London and home counties boast about 250 scheduled ancient monuments including castles and abbeys, protected from removal or interference.
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India
London
Home Counties
Code of the North a Harold Titus lumber camp tale
Harold Titus writes from northern Michigan settings drawn from his boyhood among lumber jacks and camps. A Traverse City native and UM graduate, he served as a WWI sergeant and later conservation commissioner before turning to fiction. His latest serial is Code of the North, set in lumbering days with action and romance.
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Harold Titus
North Woods
Traverse City
Grand Traverse County
Michigan
Northernichigan
University of Michigan
Detroit News
Ordnance Service
Brace
Globe’s nations count varies by definition
The article notes 77 self governed nations or many more if geographic and political divisions are used, estimating about 710. It then reports Yellowstone Park releases 5,000,000 small fish annually into its lakes and rivers.
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Monaco
Yellowstone Park
The Churches Batavia M E Church Schedule
Rev R E Budd pastor Joho Huntington church sup Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 10 30 evening 6 0 Epworth League 6 46 pm Wednesday prayer meeting 7 40 choir 8 15 junior choir 6 30
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Batavia M. E
R. E. Budd
Joho Huntington
Epworth League
Batavia Presbyterian Church Services Notice
Batavia Presbyterian Church invites all to attend services on Sunday March 18 with midweek worship Wednesday at 7 30 and Sunday school at 9 30 Reverend Dale R LeCuot of College Hill will conduct services and extend invitations to all.
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Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Dale R. LeCuot
College Hill
State Liquor Store Plans in Adams County and Clermont
Manchester is named to receive the State Liquor store for Adams County though the building site is not yet selected. Clermont County will soon be allotted a store with Batavia and Milford also in lines to receive locations. Appointments for the help will be made later and exact sites in either town have not been determined.
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Manchester
Adams County
Clermont County
Batavia
Milford
Mounting on the near side origin in medieval custom
The practice of mounting a horse from the near side arose with chivalry era knights who wore swords on the left. This habit produced the two back buttons on tailcoats, a relic once aiding sword-belt support. The text notes Rheims Cathedral survived WWI with roof damage yet rose windows largely intact. It also discusses racehorse temperament and trainer preferences for a calm, adaptable horse.
Lion Eats About Sixteen Pounds Daily In Captivity
An adult captive lion requires around sixteen pounds of meat each day to maintain health and energy, illustrating the high dietary demand of big cats in zoos or reserves.
Butterflies and Moths Cross the North Sea to Britain
The Montreal Herald notes that butterflies and moths migrate to the British Isles from Europe Africa and Asia Minor. Painted Lady butterflies travel from Africa or Asia across the Mediterranean France to England and Scotland possibly reaching Iceland. Cabbage White and Clouded Yellow also migrate, often seen at sea. inland swarms are rarer as flights break up on land.
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North Sea
British Isles
Europe
North Africa
Asia Minor
Africa
Asia
Mediterranean
France
England
Scotland
Iceland
English
Kent
Sussex
Montreal Herald
Two Irish Kings Fight Then Unite To Rule Ireland
Malachi and Brian Boru, rival kings of Ireland, divided the land in 998 with Malachi in the north and Brian in the south. Brian pressed for unification, brought Malachi to pledge allegiance, and ruled Ireland. After four decades of conflict, peace arrived and Ireland entered a “golden age.”
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Malachi
Brian Boru
Ireland
Brian
Meath
Brian Bru
Green Isle
Kansas City Star
Monroe Doctrine in US policy through the 19th and 20th centuries
The Monroe Doctrine influenced international action from the 1829 Cuba transfer warning to 1843 and 1865 notices in Mexico, 1895 arbitration over Venezuela and Britain, and its reaffirmation in the 1919 League of Nations covenant and 1929 State Department review, shaping long term U.S. policy.
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State Department
United States
Nicaragua
Cuba
Seward
Mexico
Venezuela
Great Britain
Origin of the Bayonet Tied to Bayonne Victory
The Bayonet took its name from Bayonne France where bayonets were first made. A Basque regiment in the Pyrenees lacked ammunition and fastened knives to muskets, scoring a bayonet charge that turned the tide and sparked European adoption. The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes England soon shifted from pikes to bayonets.
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Bayonne
France
Pyrenees
Europe
England
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Bahama Islands Chains Stretch 760 Miles
The Bahama group contains 700 islands and about three times as many rocks above water. Only twenty islands are inhabited. The chain starts with Grand Bahama and the Biminis and runs 760 miles southeast to Inagua, with Columbus landing credited for the discovery and San Salvador a first landfall on October 12, 1492.
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Bahama Islands
Bahama
Grand Bahama
Biminis
Inagua
Cuba
Columbus
San Salvador
Watlings
Birds and criminals cited in Detroit News article
An official discusses avian crime noting hawks as cruel killers. He describes how a duck hawk attacks with claws embedded and typically both attacker and victim fall to the ground together, illustrating a perceived parallels between human crime and bird behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
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Edgar Wilson
Busy Bee Club
John Hancock
Howard Tucker
Mary Lynn
Jasper Malick
John Malick
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Nelle Robuck
New Richmond
L. C. Houser
Harry White
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Baptist Women’s
Velma McVeigh
Vesta Club
J. W. Lytle
Roll Call
O. B. Knight
Ada Ely
Paris
O. B. Martin
Trilla Walker
Geo. Frazier
Gus Zimmer
T. B. Davidson
Earl Foreman
Monroe
Ind
Sol Shulmann
the Beech Forest
DAR
Will Elrod
Emma Ogden
Oxford
Harry Britton
TAC
Queen Esther Circle
Blanche Rogers
W. E. Roberts
C. M. Curry
J. B. Cover
Isabel
the Christian Sunday School
Edith Beach
Nora Miller
Hamersville
Daugherty
E. A. Collier’s
John Bulow
Charles Collier
Lowell
Gaylord Simon
Randall Liming
Jas. Collier
Belle Jones
Guy
Moscow
Irma Moore
Smith
Inez Phillips
Glenn Polite
H. F. Jobe
Kate Beaman
John
Nicholsville
Jacob Groppenbacher
Roy Kinnet
E. A. Collier
Virginia
Jesse Preston
Calvary
Ray Preston
R. S. Phillips
Claude McCane
Frank Brannen
Covington, Ky
Nellie Woodruff
Chester Barger
Louis Schwab
James Kinner
Edf Hausermann
Walter Rhodes
Billy
Ethel Wheeler
John Wheeler
el Wilson
Williams
MT. Holly
Elenor
Willowville
the North
State Liquor Store
Cathedral of
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