Local Notes on Reshuffles and Visits in Richmond Batavia
N A Nelson regains former post at Richmond coat hanger factory. Batavia Oil Station rented to Harry Brown of Williamsville. Mr Coselet departed to seek work elsewhere. Mr and Mrs Maddux of Amelia return from Florida and Cuba visiting Chas Houser family Sunday. Sick list includes Mrs Lucy Ringel Mrs Warner and Mrs Ludlow. Martha Jean Houser visited relatives Mr and Mrs Light at Mt Pisgah. O M Edwards and wife back from Florida with weather described as cool and wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.A. Nelson
Richmond
Batavia
Harry Brown
Williamsville
Coselet
Maddux
Amelia
Firida
Cuba
Chas. Houser
Lucy Ringel
Warner
Ludlow
W.W Carlisle
Martha Jean Houser
Mrs. Light
Mt. Pisgah
M. Edwards
Florida
Death of Mrs. Frank Fisk noted in Williamsburg
Obituary from Williamsburg reports Mrs. Frank Fisk, a former resident, died in Los Angeles on March 2 in her 30s and was to be buried March 6 at Valhalla Cemetery. The column also lists local social events and visits including Mrs. Carl Hoffman hosting T. A. O. members, the Vesta Club gathering, and a Presbyterian church dinner with Mrs. O. O. Knight and Mrs. Ely of Kentucky among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fisk
Los Angeles
Cal
Valhalla
Carl Hoffman
John Foster Sr
T.G. Foster
Katie Ellis
Vesta Club
Ely
Paris
C. C. Knight
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mesdames P. Elton Elrod
John Foster
Music Hall
Cincinnati
Roy Fuhr
Bridge Club
The
Presbyterian Church
O. O. Knight
Kentucky
W.'T
A. Frazier
Hattie Davidson
Geo.s. Frazier
Jos. Herlinger
Parser Walker
Peebles
Ada Hly
Quiet wedding of Oscar Hartmetz and Amelia Topie in Norwood
Oscar Hartmetz and Amelia Topie wed quietly on Saturday night March 7 in Norwood. They will host friends at their farm. The report lists local visits, gatherings, and motions across Norwood and surrounding communities with notes on social events, travel, and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hartmetz
Amelia Topie
Norwood
Dr. Liston
Harley Pierson
Amelia
Fred Topie
Local Society Notes From Glen Este Area
The Dedday family moved into Bandendistal property. Several visits reported including Mrs Cecil Billingsley Mrs Jesse Beagle Mrs Ervin Avey Mrs Mortzer and Dorthy Treber to Mrs H B Smythe. Tony Lampe and family with Allen Smythe and wife Royal one and wife visited H R oe and family. Ed Stephany and wife spent Sunday with Ellen Donavan. Mrs Dr Howard and Mrs Mefford of Cincinnati called on the Smythe home. Philip Sperry attended his uncle's Cincinnati funeral. Mrs Fred Kettler and daughters were Cincinnati callers. Louise Philips visited her son Mrs Sperry. Cecil Billingsley and wife called on Philip Sperry and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Este
Dedday
Bandendistal
Cecil Billingsley
Jesse Beagle
Ervin Avey
Mortzer
Dorthy Treber
H. B. Smythe
Tony Lampe
Sidney Curtis
Allen Smythe
Royal One
H. R Oe
Ed’ Stephany
Ellen Donavan
Dr. Howard
Mefford
Cincinnati
Smythe
Philip Sperry
Fred Kettler
Louise Philips
Sperry
Illness of Mrs Knowles Saddens Community
Community mourns the serious illness of Mrs. Jennie Knowles at her daughter Mrs. Wm Ernst home in Perinton town. On Sunday, Wm Knowles and daughter Mrs. Hattie Gelvin were summoned to her bedside. Miss Theresa Frey is at the home of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Knowles
Wm. Ernst
Perintown
Wm. Knowles
Hattie Gelvin
Theresa Frey
Community Notes From Local Gossiping Family Visits
Local records show Shanon returning from Greenville Ohio with relatives. Hugo Hawke and family visited friends in Ross Ohio on Sunday. Emery Hall and family stopped at Atta Hospitality, mother Mrs Day. White and sons from Mt Washington spent Sunday with Wm. Lee McNeill and sister in Laurel. E A McMurchy and wife with son spent Sunday in Norwood with the Gilbert McMurchy family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson
Shanon
Greenville
O. Hugo Hawke
Ross
Emery Hall
Atta Homital
White and Sons
Mt. Washin
Lee McNeill
Laurel
Corbin
Norwood
Gilbert McMurchy
Local residents report fires and travels across town
Last Tuesday night about midnight Riley Franks home burned to the ground. Christ Green and Beans, Harry Hawkins and sister traveled to Manchester to check on Green s Ferry beats. Mrs McCuddin visits Cincinnati. Higginbottom plans a new community building. Grace Latham returned home from Cincinnati visit. Wilbur Cross and Lois injured in a Forestville auto collision with Witt of Amelia. minor cuts and wrecked cars. Elsie Raber visited Dayton. McCuddin s stepson remains in hospital with leg injury from a motorcycle accident. Belle Shanks and Harry Hawkins Sr hosted visitors. Hauser home hosted Herron Seiler and Weeler guests. funeral attendance for Mrs Lipp at Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Franks
Christ Green
Mr. Beans
Harry Hawkins
Manchester
Green
McCuddin
Cincinnati
Higginbottom
Grace Latham
Wilbur Cross
Lois
Forestville
Witt
Amelia
Elsie Raber
Dayton
Honn
Belle Shanks
Harry Hawkins, Jr
Hauser
Adolph Herron
Egbert
Hartwell
Seiler
Violet
Newport
Weeler
Mt. Healthy
Lipp
Laurel
Funeral for Fred Miller Held in Batavia
Mr and Mrs Ed Ross and Clarence Garbe attended Fred Millers funeral at Batavia Sunday afternoon. Henry Bruning and family of Perin town visited Mrs Mary Garbbe last Sunday. Ella P Van and Emma Garbe called on Mrs Albert Ross. Mr and Mrs Ed Ross and son Walter visited Neville Saturday evening. Charles Ross and family of Newtown visited A Richerts Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford
Ed Ross
Clarence Garbe
Fred Miller
Batavia
Henry Bruning
Perintown
Mary Garbbe
Ella P. van
Emma Garbe
Albert Ross
Ross
Walter
Neville
Charles Ross
Newtown
A. Richert
Owensville Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birth
From Owensville readers report a Flow er Show at Music Hall enjoyed by several locals. Little Helen Schooley of Hyde Park visited grandparents. Galen Apgar family welcomes a newborn son last Friday. Joseph Fetter Sr. seeks treatment in Cincinnati. Howard Kellum's family with her mother. John Craver family visited Bethel daughters. Milt Moler of Mason and Mrs. Stouder of Milford spent time with sister Sarah Taylor. Charles Taylor mentioned as a notable local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel the Baptist Circle
W. G. Badgley
Minnie Taylor
Annie Surico
Maggie Kennedy
Salt Air
Eddie Hancock
Rhoda Blocher
Elwyn Deatheridge
Jay
Norwood
T. C. Jones
Glenn Hill
Gibson Hotel
Cincinnati
O. C. Davison
Vesta” Club
John Lytle
Williamsburg
Music Hall
John Simcox
Wilhelmina
Joan
Georgetown
Lenley Simcox
Nellie Williams
Dorothy
Wanda
B. Y. Williams
Tom
Hyde Park
C. A. Brammock
Anna Fagah
Owensville
Helen Schooley
Galen Apgar
Joseph Fetter
Howard Kellum
John Craver
Bethel
Milt Moler
Mason
Stouder
Milford
Sarah Taylor
Charles Taylor
Obituary and Local Notices From Sunday Edition
A respected citizen of this place died at his home on March 7. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon conducted by Rev. Fox with interment at Green Lawn Cemetery. The family appreciates the community’s sympathy. B Buerkle remains sick at this writing. Col Endolph left for Camp in the South for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Green Lawn Cemetery
B. Buerkle
Col
Endolph
Revival Begins at Maple Grove with Rev Fox Next Sunday
Maple Grove notes announce Rev Fox will start his revival meeting at Maple Grove next Sunday evening March 25. Nearby social updates include Mr Louis Steward and wife hosting Mr Richard Walker and family, visits among local households, and weekend trips by several residents to relatives and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Fox
Louis Steward
Richard Walker
Dorthy
George
Joe Steward
Norwood
Charley Brown
Gladys Walker
Wm. Jones
W. H. Jones
Golda Kathryn
Federal Land Bank Loans 5 Percent Note
Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association advertises 5 percent loans. The notice cites 1307 First National Bank Building Cincinnati and promotes farm loan services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank Loans
Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association
First National Bank
Cincinnati
Sudan Grass A Useful Crop
County Agent H N Wilson presents Sudan grass as an emergency hay crop. It grows 3 to 5 feet high, yields 1 to 4 tons per acre, and provides succulent pasture for two to three cows per acre in summer with adequate rainfall. Mixing with soybeans is advised. seed timing and soil warmth influence germination and curing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Sudan
Drouth
H. N. Wilson
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MT. Holly
Pleasant Ridge
Arthur Carter
Chas. Bennett
Allen Boles
Bride
Roland Church
Union Chapel
Albert Seifert
City
George McMath
Vance Hodge
Townie Watkins
Roy Burt
Cincinati
Mamie Benjamin
Jack Bacon
Jack
Sarah Jean
Lees Creek
F. L. Donovan
Fred Shye
Dewey Singer
Birdie Hiles
Junior
Wm. Fite
Embroidery Club
J. W. Stevens
Emma Haussermann
J. W. Haussermann
Pond Run
Ed Kurtz
Stanley Hahn
Clifton Light
Geo. Lang
R. S. Detzel
Floyd Stevens
Hamilton
Moscow
New Richmond
A. F. Kayser
Charles Cox
W. L. Bureau
Pearl Mason
Cora McCoy
Margaret Mae Gates
Cora D. Bruler
B. F. Cushard
Metzgar
Felicity
Roy Houser
C. E. Lough
Roy Whitford
Herman Wiles
Dan Whitford
Randle
Randher
Friends
Christian Church
Francis Jones
Robert Lowhier
Nicholsville
Chevrolet
Dustry
Flint, Mich
Indianapolis, Ind
Victor Chevrolet Co
Batavia, O
Buckley Chevrolet Co
Flint
Michigan
Goodyear
Pandard
J.C. Fuhr
Ohio
Russell Steward
W. H., Jones
Golda K
Mr. Hawk
W. A. Reed
Mt. Crab
Jerald
Bobby Ansteadt
C. Slye
Ray Schooley
Walnut Hills
Inez Sprague
Marvin
Sue Hawley
Frank Marsh
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