Local Social and Family News from Rocky Ford
Mr and Mrs Ed Ross attended Grange at Williamsburg Saturday evening. Ella Pfarr and Emma Garbe visited Mrs Albert Ross. Mary Ross of Neville was home Saturday. Mr Coombs and family from Galley Hill moved onto Mrs Theresa Deems farm. Louise Garbe of Cincinnati spent the weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford
Ed Ross
Grange
Williamsburg
Ella Pfarr
Emma Garbe
Albert Ross
Mary Ross
Neville
Mr. Coombs
Galley Hill
Theresa Deem
Louise Garbe
Cincinnati
Community Links and Social Visits in Glen Este and Nearby
Glen Este and Williams burg residents spent weekends with relatives in Norwood and Milford. Beta Sigma Omicron president Sue Smythe will attend the National Convention in Hot Springs Arkansas, and local clubs hosted meetings and fashion shows. Nearby families moved, repaired homes, and welcomed a new baby Lloyd Jackson Leslie at a Ladies' Aid shower.
Local Social Notes From Bethel and Nearby Areas
Visitors in the Harrison Shinkle home included Mr and Mrs Henry Davis and Mr and Mrs Clarence Frazee with children from Bethel. Edward DePue of Twelve Mile moved into the neighborhood. Miss Mattie Norris and brothers attended the funeral of Mrs Lib Steelman at Pt Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Eugene Laycock visited his parents in Laurel last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Shinkle Home
Henry Davis
Clarence Frazee
Bethel
Wm. Corbin
Edward DePue
Twelve Mile
Mattie Norris
Lib Steelman
Pt. Pleasant
Eugene Laycock
Laurel
Local Social Notes From Williamsburg and Nearby Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Caldwell of Portsmouth hosted by Mrs. Prude Caldwell the past week. Mrs. Elrod entertained the T A C group on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Katie Ellis led the Ladies Aid at the M E Church Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Curry and their son Bobby visited relatives in Cincinnati recently. Miss Bertha Hutton stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson at Union Plains over the weekend. Mrs. Mary Curry visited Mr. and Mrs. J W Snider in Ludlow Kentucky. Mrs. Lawrence Reppard of Middlebourne West Virginia visited her father Mr J C Fuhr for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Caldwell
Portsmouth
Prude Caldwell
P. Elton Elrod
Katie Ellis
M. E. Church
W. C. Curry
Bobby
Cincinnati
Bertha Hutton
Allen Hutchinson
Union Plains
Willowville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Willowville residents report visits and hospitality across the week. Mr and Mrs Sidney Sullivan host friends in New Richmond and relatives at their home. Several families including the Wisbys Haines and the Walkers share gatherings and illness updates. Ella McGuire shows slow improvement after illness.
Death of Mr. Michael High Remains Noted in Gernon
The death of Michael High at his home in Gernon on Sunday morning March 18 is announced. He suffered for three years and funeral services were held Tuesday at Monroe Funeral Home Milford. He rests in Green Lawn Cemetery with sympathy extended to his bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael High
Gernon
High
Monroe Funeral
Milford
Green Lawn Cemetery
Carrie Carrier
Orville Richardson
Ed Patchell
Bert Patchell
Clarence Bilby
C. Hartmetz
Carl Binning
Elma Ellsner
Cincinnati
Henry Halzhiser
Hilda Carpenter
Madisonville
Chas. Carpenter
Bethel and Cincinnati Visitors Highlight Wigginsville Notes
Wigginsville reports Miss Marjorie Moffet visiting Cincinnati for a few days. Willie Wilson and wife spent Sunday with Luther Canter and family of Bethel. Mrs. Sparks returns from Cincinnati. Mrs. George Bee hosted Bethel Church of Christ S S Class No 4 with 16 attendees. Mr. and Mrs. W J Larkins and Mr. R L Snowden of Hartwell visited G A Larkins family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bee called on Ray Hurdle and family of Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggonsville
Marjorie Moffet
Cincinnati
Willie Wilson
Luther Canter
Bethel
Sparks
George Bee
Bethel Church of Christ
W. J. ‘Larkins
R. L. Snowden
Hartwell
G. A. Larkins
Joe Bee
Ray Hurdle
Local Visits Highlight Weekend in Various Towns
Miss Cathryn Caldwell visited her sister Mrs Grita Thiery of Monterey last week. Clara Steward and Blanche Needham stayed with Mr and Mrs Raymond Apple in Carthage. L F Coleman and wife called on Wayne Buchmaster in Carthage Sunday. Stella Reynolds of Williamsburg visited friends Thursday. Tom Hobson and family from Camp Dennison visited James Hobson and family Sunday. Jessie Mae and Lillie Ellen Chaney visited their brother Arthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathryn Caldwell
Grita Thiery
Monterey
Clara Steward
Blanche Needham
Raymond Apple
Carthage
L. F. Coleman
Wfe
Wayne Buchmaster
Stella Reynolds
Williamsburg
Tom Hobson
Camp Dennison
James Hobson
Jessie Mae
Lillie Ellen
Chaney
Arthur
Local Social and Family Notices From Chillicothe Area
Chaney and family of Chillicothe visited on Saturday with Mrs. Bill Duchemin and daughter Adrian of Hartman. Rev O C Chaney and daughter attended the funeral of Perry Caldwell Friday. Mrs Bertie Warman and son Robert and Mrs Pearl Coleman spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Joedry of Winchester. Everett Weak hosted Paul Grossnickle and family Saturday evening. Anna Cramer and Opal Windle were in Cincinnati Thursday. Clara Steward entertained Morgan and Helen Coombs of Carthage and Blanche Needham Sunday. Earl Garman and family moved into the Rader property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Steward
Morgan
Helen Coombs
Carthage
Blanche Needham
Earl Garman
Rader
Parsonage Purchase Highlighted by Congregational Church
The Congregational Christian Church has purchased the J. M. Freeze property for a parsonage. Mrs. Lizzie Mae Browning visited relatives in Bethel on Tuesday. Several local families and visitors from Norwood and Cincinnati were mentioned in weekend calls and outings.
Community Notes From Owensville and Nearby Areas
Ivan Legros spent the weekend with his parents in Owensville. Mrs. Nelson Simmons of Sardinia visited her mother, Mrs. Fred McKay, last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Herman Schmid spent Monday with friends in Milford. Miss Marie Dove was with home folks Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Dumford were called to College Hill by the death of their cousin Stephen J. Houser in St. Petersburg, Florida on March 11. Funeral from Grace Episkopal Church, College Hill, Saturday. Mrs. Ella Rapp attended Grange at Milford Saturday. The Ladies' Aid plans an Easter Sale March 31 at the M. E. Church. Major and Mrs. King of Cincinnati visited Col. Rudolph Saturday. A number attended the funeral of Mrs. John Myers at Walnut Hills Saturday. she was a former resident. Prof Evans entertained the basketball team at dinner. Mr. Hermat Schmid's friends gave a birthday surprise Friday. Mr. Clarence Burkle and family attended a card party at Mrs. Emma Brown's in Batavia Saturday. Mr. C. M. Williams and wife and Miss Emma Schultz spent a day in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Legros
Chas. Legros
Nelson Simmons
Sardinia
Fred McKay
Herman Schmid
Milford
Marie Dove
M. M. Dumford
College Hill
Stephen J. Houser
St. Petersburg
Fla
Grace
Evans
Hermat Schmid
Clarence Burkle
Mary Burkle
Minerva Sphr
Emma Brown
Batavia
C. M. Williams
Emma Schultz
Cincinnati
Clermont County Uniform Milk Prices Set by Ohio Panel
Clermont County milk marketing rules approved by the Ohio Milk Marketing Commission take effect March 16. Retail prices set a 9c per quart for 4% butterfat or whole milk 4.2% or less and 8c per pint. Testing 4.2% to 6.5% will fetch 10c per pint, 6c per pint, and 3c per half pint. Most county herds test above 4.2% and producers are already benefiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio
Milk Marketing Commission
E. B. Baugh
Milk pricing and rules under Baugh code outlined
The article lists milk prices per pint and half pint for single cream and other variants, notes higher prices for special grades, and summarizes unfair-practice prohibitions including rebates, misrepresentation, inducements, and bottle use. It also mentions bottle return penalties and restrictions on container use in trade. An evening Bethel concert program is described with glee club and band performances and admission prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugh
Clermont County Music Festival at Bethel Held March 24
The second annual Clermont County Music Festival will be held at Bethel on Saturday March 24. Selected first grade through high school groups will perform vocal and instrumental pieces. The county’s top singers and instrumental students comprise the participating corps. The afternoon program starts at 2:00 with a vocal segment by grades and high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Clermont County
Camp Bethel Re-enrollment Opens for 200 Enrollees
The 200 men at Camp Bethel may re-enroll from April 1 to 15 for another six months. Already 160 have expressed intent to remain for a second term. After the term ends the camp returns to full strength with new enrollees. only one dishonorable discharge and 15 entries to better employment are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Bethel
Gas Tax Money Distribution Starts in Columbus Ohio
State Auditor J. Z. Tracy launched a distribution of 2,627,354 dollars in gasoline tax funds. Of the total, 1,212,554 dollars goes to municipalities based on one dollar per car, 400 dollars per each of 1,887 townships, and 10,000 dollars per each of 88 counties. Funds primarily finance highways but may be partly diverted for relief. The sum reflects accrual since the December distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
J. Z. Tracy
Executor's Sale of Real Estate in Batavia Ohio
Probate Court of Clermont County orders an executor sale of Lot Ninety six in Batavia village on April 21 1934 at 11 am. Real estate formerly of Josephine Lyle sold by Leonard W Bishop as administrator de bonis non of Benjamin R Hopkins estate. Minimum price set at 900 cash due on sale day. Dated March 20 1934. N G Cover Executor and Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
State of
Josephine Lyle
Leonard W. Bishop
de Bonis Non
Benjamin R. Hopkins
Heat From Ethylene Gas Flame
A description notes that a flame produced by ethylene gas can reach temperatures near 1,975 degrees Celsius. The figure highlights the extreme heat potential of the gas flame in industrial or lab settings.
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Glen Este
Chester Balzhiser
Charles McGuire
Ed. Hubeey
Norwood
Marvin McGuire
O. Dudley
Jack
Roger Dudley
Sidney Curtis
Frank McGuire
H. B. Smythe
Royal
Phil Sperry
Betty Philhower
Card Club
M. McGuire
Agnes DeBrunner
Betty Philbower
Marie Kettler
Gordon Feiertag
Eugene Feiertag
Joe Laffleur
Louise Phillips
Fred Raspel
Amelia
Smythe
Ervin Avey
Sturm
Ellen Donavan
Sue Smythe
Beta Sigma Omicron
Miami University
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Walston Jacobs
Collette
Harry Lungmus
John Warren
Joe Coldette
Loudenbacks
Chester Smith
Chevrolet
W. R. Freig
Parker Adams
Evert Perry
Geo Weil
Chas, Houser
J. R. Q Carlisle
Amelia Sewing Club
Wichard
Chas. Freemyer
Chas. Hauser
Haase
Pommert
Dorenback
G. W. Robinson
Nicholsville
R. B. Moore
John Corbin
Hamersville
Herman Fagaly
Leslie
Harry Jackson
Edith
Betty
Kenneth Gross
Frank Meeker
Brookville
James Meeker
Gilbert McMurchy
Archie McMurchy
Clarence Daugherty
Edgar Daugherty
John Deters
New Richmond
J. H. Jackson
Estell Valentine
Luther Halfhill
Alice Leslie
Lloyd Jackson Leslie
Lawrence Reppard
Middlebourne
W. Va
J. C. Fuhr
Willowville
Sidney Sullivan
Willard Wisby
Vernon McCamas
Floyd Kinner
Rawleigh Walker
Sullivan Home
Harry Harrison
Ella McGuire
Jerry Marsh
Garnet Huelsman
Elmer Lipka
Winus
Jess Harrison
Stone Lick and
Isabel
Lizzie Mae Browning
Congregational Christian Church
J. M. Freeze
Wm. Beckelhymer
Marie
J. H. Collier
G. A. Stairs
Beryl
County Grange
Felicity
Pattisons and Meadors
R. S. Phillips
Inez
Claude McCane
Nellie Woodruff
Lola
Leona
Jed Woodruff
Rural
Wm. McCullough
McCullough
Annie Browning
Owensville
Clermont
International Harvester
McCormick Deering Farm Machines
McCormick-Deering
Batavia Trading Company
Old Sun
Batavia, Ohio
Wonders of Science
Mee
Cao
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Popular Mechanics
Ontario
Chicago
Arnold C. Snider
Legislative Council
Willike
CCC
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