Local society notes from Williamsville area
Walter Tobasco and wife move into Barnhoffer apartment. Numerous visits and social events are listed from Wilhi amsville Tabasco to Mt Holly and Milford. Notable items include the Boy Scout formation, a talk by Mrs Davis at Summerside, family visits, a child’s birthday, and a newborn baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobasco
Walter Longhouser
Barnhoffer
Wm. Hawkins
East Clough
Velma Laub
R. Shannon
City
Harry Hibey
Loveland
Clifford Hyser
Boy Scout Organization of
Wilhiamsville-Tabasco
George Reed
Harley Clark
Anna K. Davis
WCTU
Fanny Laub
Ladies’ Aid
Summerside
Davis
Robert Bibbs
Greenville
Frank Laub
Clifford Reed
Cherry Grove
Clifford Morris
Nine Mile
Harry Feltman
Fred Haverkamp
Masons
Williamsville-Tabasco
Local News Briefs From Owensville and Nearby
Little Vera May Snider suffers a broken leg after being struck by a car while crossing the street last Saturday. Ruth Kappelt and Mrs. J. W. Evans visited friends in Oxford Saturday. Mrs. John Work slipped on a Williamsburg curb and broke her knee cap Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Hauck plan to open a grocery store in the Masonic Building. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Davis spend several weeks in Florida. Grange members are reminded ofThursday night as regular meeting date. Easter Sale urged at the M E Church downstairs Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera May Snider
Ruth Kappelt
J. W. Evans
Oxford
John Work
Williamsburg
Hauck
Masonic Building
Charlie Davis
Florida
Grange
M. E
Community Notes From Nicholsville and Surrounds
Mrs Myrtle Moore Spurgeon of Cincinnati visited her parents in Nicholsville over the weekend. The Grange sponsors public dances on the first Friday of each month. Archie McMurchy and Kenneth Smith traveled to Ghent Kentucky for a business trip. A son named Robert Boyd was born to Porter Moore and his wife of Denver on February 28. Mrs John Corbin of Bethel is ill at home. Rev Althans and Mrs Stella McNair and Mrs Ethel Tatman of Bethel visited the McMurchy and Hull households. W C Turton of Lebanon called on E A McMurchy last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Moore Spurgeon
Pogue and Co
Cincinnati
The
Grange
Archie McMurchy
Kenneth Smith
Ghent
Porter Moore
Denver
Colo
Robert Boyd
Grandpa Moore
John Corbin
Bethel
Althans
Stella McNair
Ethel Tatman
Bethel Wree
McMurchy
Hull
W. C. Turton
Lebanon
Cajing
E. A. McMurchy
Palm Sunday Services and Local Events in Belfast
A Belfast church held a Palm Sunday service at 9 30 with four baptisms and a communion led by Rev Russell with assistance from Guy Humphries. Good Friday services across the Belfast charge run 1 to 3 pm, sunrise Easter service at 6 30 am by the Epworth League, and Sunday School at 9 45 am. Local families hosted dinners for Guy Humphries’ birthday, and several residents attended banquets, dances, and church activities at Milford, Williamsburg, and Newtonsville with community groups and guests visiting from Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
WM. Corner
Russell
Guy Humphries
Epworth League
Ed Humphries
Larry
Guy
Sarah White
Hotel Gibson Roof Garden
McCormick
Stitzel
Suttons
Lela Brandley
Milford
Dorothy Hill
Elsie Brath
Meshella Shetterly
Effie Hill
Grange
Newtonsville
Burdsalls
Williamsburg
Williamson
Spahr
Janet Glancy
Kate McDaniels
Goshen
Mildred Brock
Alene Day
Evelyn de Moogy
Pleasant Hill
Oxford
Richard Stuart
Community Notes From Franklin County
Franklin residents share weekend visits with family in Cincinnati and Florida. Cliff McKinley cared for. hope for improved health after physician supervision. Local women join Ladies Aid with one new member Ann Nida. Planned April meeting with Mable Whitford and Ermal Hawkins. Delmar Custer family to stay on Voris farm. Alma Garrison visiting Lizzie Willis. Business trip to Batavia. Shindig attendance at New Richmond High School Auditorium. Farmers Institute groups plan 1941 county institutes. porpoise note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Edwin Carnes
Lee
Cincinnati
Clifford McKinley
Allen Willis
Florida
Cliff
Clarence Lamb
Mt. Washington
Ladies Aid
Edna Mayhugh
Lottie Griffith
Ann Nida
Mable Whitford
Ermal Hawkins
Delmar Custer
Voris
Alma Garrison
Bantam
Lizzie Willis
Wesley Berry
Paul
Batavia
New Richmond High School
Wilda Carnes
Catherine Busch
Farmer’s Institute
Ohio Delegation Sets Philadelphia Convention HQs
The Ohio delegation to the Republican national convention will base at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel in Philadelphia. State Chairman Ed D. Schorr and Mrs. Katharine Kennedy Brown announced the plan, with Taft campaign offices on the mezzanine and extra floors reserved for Ohio delegates. Governor Bricker will lead the group at the hotel, and housing arrangements for Ohio attendees will be coordinated through Republican State Headquarters in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Ed D. Schorr
Katharine Kennedy Brown
Brown
Dayton
Robert A. Taft
Republicans in Columbus review 1940 campaign plans
Ohio Republican leaders gather in Columbus on April 3 to review party accomplishments and preview policies for the 1940 campaign. Senator Taft and Governor Bricker to speak. Taft to host delegates reception at Deshler-Wallick hotel.
High School Students Name Top Concerns in YMCA Survey
A YMCA survey finds high school students most worried about war, unemployment, and racial tensions. The study highlights student anxiety over national issues, job prospects, and race relations influencing campus life.
Williams Township Social Roundup Opens Home Gatherings
William sburg residents hosted a Bridge-Dinner with guests from Cincinnati including Mr and Mrs Chester Singer and Dr and Mrs William Holton. The Vesta Club met at Mrs C C Knight's home and Ruth Lonneman visited from Ft Thomas Ky. Rosa Lanham died at her home, and the Daughters of the Rebekah plan a Card and Bingo party March 29 with 25 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Ralph D. Fuhr
Chester Singer
Cincinnati
P. Elton Elrod
Vesta Club
C. C. Knight
Ruth Lonneman
Ft. Thomas
Eleanor Jean Fuhr
Rosa Lanham
Sunday Callers and Visitations Around the Davis and Binning Families
Mrs Therioff and family called on Mr and Mrs George Davis during a Sunday visit. Carr Vanlandingham and two daughters visited Louis Davis. Ted Liggett of Williamsburg stayed with B Rogers and daughter Marguerite. Chas Brown and family joined Wright Brown for a Saturday visit. Ed Binning and son visited Oliver Malott at Olive Branch. E Howard Cadle spoke at Williamsburg attended by locals. Robert Berger and family plus several Binning relatives visited Henry Binning and family Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therioff
George C. Davis
Carr Vanlandingham
Louis Davis
Ted Liggett
Williamsburg
B. ©. Rogers
Marguerite. Chas. Brown
Wright Brown
Ed. Binning
Oliver Malott
Olive Branch
E. Howard Cadle
Robert Berger
Wilbur Binning
Emma and
Bertha Binning
May Ellen Holman
Henry Binning
EDU Red Club Skating Party Planned in April
The Clermont County Education Recreational Club will sponsor a skating party on April 9 at Norwood Rink. Miss Vivian Schneider serves as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EDU Red Club
Clermont County Education Recreatonal Club
Norwood Rink
Vivian Schneider
Hamlet performers sing at Oxford concert
Jack Smith and Carolyn Hauck sang solos at Oxford in a concert last week. The Amelia i quartet also performed. Candice Adams plans Easter guests from Hamilton and Indianapolis and Parker Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards returned from Florida while visits to Bert Houser in Orlando and Fred Warren in Zephyr Hills occurred. Frances Carlisle went to Washington DC for a possible job. Anna Jones stays home at Bethel. Milton Hancock and Robert Cain attended a bridal shower in Brooksville Kentucky. Fritz Gates and Howard Doty attended a St Patrick’s party in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Smith
Carolyn Hauck
Oxford
Amelia i
Candice Adams
Oneita Carr
Hamilton
Indianapolis
Parker Adams
C. M. Edwards
Florida
Bert Houser
Orlando
Fred Warren
Zepher Hills
Weatherall
Mulberry Revival to Start at Meth Dist Church Monday
A revival begins March 25 at 7 45 PM at the Meth dist Church with Rev E A Brown of Madisonville as evangelist The Christian Church plans Sunrise Prayer and Communion Easter Sunday morning and an Easter program Sunday night at 730 The Pilgrim Holiness Church to dedicate its new parsonage Easter Sunday afternoon Rev Sunbrooks leads the service and Charles Skins is reported much improved Others hosting guests include Ronald Reeves Columbus Clyde Taylor Goshen Loren Clark Madisonville and Clarence Clark Newtown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methdist Church
E. A. Brown
Madisonville
Ed Armstrong
Ronald Reeves
Columbus
Clyde Taylor
Goshen
Loren Clark
Clarence Clark
Newtown
Abercrombe
Wamsville
Wm. Dennison
Christian Church
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Sunbrooks
Summerside Church Hosts Emanuel Quartetto at 8 P.M.
Summerside Methodist Church invites the public to hear the Emanuel Quartetto at 8 PM each evening until Easter. Miss Alma Aicholtz returns from Miami College for spring vacation and is recovering from an appendectomy. Mrs. Ellis Guyum was admitted to Bethesda Hospital last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerside Methodist Church
Emanuel Quartetto
Alma Aicholtz
Miami College
Stella
Aicholtz
Ellis Guyum
Bethesda Hospital
Bethel Club Notes and Regional Visits Highlight Week
Local Bethel events feature readings from classic authors and a Library Room gathering presided by Mrs. President. Members include Mrs. Maxfield and Miss Moon visiting Blanchester relatives. Cincinnati trips and family visits span Mr. Boyce Mrs. Parker and others. Community hosts and guests appear across several households in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Apis Cnta
al Boyce
Cincinnati
Willard Parker
Adaline Tatman
Jesse Tatmans
Rhoda Blocher
Rudolph Wichard
Norma. Stegman
Ft. Thomas
C. P. Althaus
Marge Perrill
Grace Althaus
Bob Snider
Columbus
Phil Swing
chiNren
Mary Louise
Catherine
Page
Cleveland
Laurence Maynard
Blanche Rader
Accordions Made in U S A Weigh Less Now
An American manufacturer has cut the weight of piano accordions from 21 pounds to 17 by using lightweight aluminum alloys for reed plates wire controls bass key pistons valve plates and other parts. Tones are said to be as rich as heavier models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WU. S
Europe
Lottery Bet Between States Leaves Riches in Dispute
Fragmentary notes describe a disputed bet over a Louisiana state copy and a long-ago wager. It references a Baton Rouge meeting and a banked sum over two thousand dollars, with heirs involved in the alleged settlement or inheritance tied to the stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E
Louisiana State
Baton
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Stonelick
Charles Carpenter
John Worst
Alex Evans
Walnut Hills
Bill Hendrick
Dick Schimper
Ohio State University
Rose Evanchyk
Lela Hartmetz
Arnold Stumpf
Jim Snell
Charlie
Perintown
Frederick Baltshier
Oscar Baltshier
James Rapp
Owensville
Leo Carrier
Thelma Carpenter
Miami Beach
Fla
Jerry Schanhain
Poetown
Ada Meyers
Charles Hartmetz
Lela
Ed Patchell
Harry Patchell
Charlie Carpenter
Walter Ward
Galvin Patchell
Cora Patchell
Bert Patchell
Roy Justin and
Norwood
Bessie Justin
Ralph
MT. Holly
Christian Chapel
Allen Boles
Dillsboro
Ind
J. E. Lytle
Ray Lytle
Robert Heming
Frank Kegley
Flemingsburg
N. Thayer
Albert Tschma
C. Mund
Mary
Norman Fagin
Pete Gehl
Ruth Bissantz
Daisy Pierson
Amelia
Toledo
Earl Binning
Opal Williams
Beulah McMillan
Fagin
Paul Channell
Harry Kelsey
Alice Gates
Nicholsville
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Republican State Committee
Schorr
John W. Bricker
Congress
Washington
Taft
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Martin
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Senate
House
Bricker
Paul M. Herbert
Earl Griffith
Don H. Pbright
Thomas J. Herbert
Capitol
Breiker
Deshler-Wallick
MT. Carmel
Paty
Chevrolet
Chevrolets
Flint
Michigan
Auxier
Water Street
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