Williamsburg Club Hosts Notable Guest Night
In Williamsburg the Vesta Club met at Mrs H L Brit ton's home with a lively program on children performed by Helen McAdams and Verna Amiott. A St Patrick lunch followed as members and guests enjoyed the evening. Jolly social notes mention visitors from Cincinnati and Norwood.
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Williamsburg
Vesta Club
H. L. Britton
Helen McAdams
Verna Amiott
St. Patricks
Winnie Simons
Cincinnati
Nan Frazier
Frazier
Wilbur Lakemire
Fred Amiott
Gilbert Hauck
Terrace Park
A. Ansteatt
Batavia
Grace McNutt
Joseph Weaver
Charles Curry
Hestaline Dawson
Walnut Theater
Opera House
George Barnes
J. E. Jackson
Westwood
H. H. Davis
Jackson
Dayton
Charles Frazier
Newton Ely
Norwood
L. W. White
Philip Kendal
W. W. Franks
Floyd Newberry
Helen Alice
Paul Downing
Marjorie Lyle
W.T. Elrod
Opera House News
Behind the
Marion Davies
the Red Mill
Amelia
Maurice Dolen
John Snyder
Albert Stuerer
Albert Coombs
Olin Fagin
C. B. Myrick
Claude Houser
Nellie Coleman
Philatheas
Ednad Winspear
Genevieve Smith
Lewis Ostroholtz
C. E. Smith
C. H. Amann
Russel
J. H. Dawson
Mary Kline
Clara Eppert
Bethel
Emma Paeltz
Elizabeth Abbott
Birdin Lasley
Winifred Davis
Emma Banister
Rhoda Blocher
Ida Halse
Myra Anderson
Oakley
Anna Watkins
Addie Fetzer
Gladys Paeltz
G. OC. Anderson
Frank Dunn
Marie
Mary Frances
Georgetown
Harry Anderson
Chillicothe
Merriott Trees
Middletown
Edgar Strosnider
Mt. Washington
Ruth
Helen Spence
500 Club
Hagsie Crane
The
Baptist Circle
George T. Halse
Local Social Notes Update Amid Holiday Visitors
The column lists visits and gatherings across Kentucky and Ohio. Paul Wrede traveled to the city Monday while J. W. Hutchinson and family enjoy a vacation. Bryant Mahugh and family visited Harry Hawkins in Erlanger. Mrs Earl Cox of Ludlow visited her mother. Paul Vance visited his mother. Fred Simpson of Cincinnati and Mr Ratliff of Newport spent the weekend with families.
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Monterey
Herbert Brumbal
Hillsboro
McCoy
Rosa Bungamen
Ladies’ Aid Society
Earl Edman
Wapakoneta
H. Cover
Williamsburg
Oliver Storer and Son
Norwood
D. Snell
Wilma Snell
Cincinnati
Ruth Aker
Newport
Irene Divine
Joe Stagge
Bert Fomorin
J. R. Johnson
Margaret Anderson
George South
Clarksville
Frank Hutchinson
John Davidson
Henry Yeager
Ben Kirskaddon
H. Yeager
Mis
Crystal Morgan
Satara
Ora Cramer
Johnson
Carrie Leeds
Jess Maxwell
Scott Pindle
Permelia Pindle
Blue Grase Farm
Bob Genet
City
Watson
Genet
Will Rosselot
Owensville
Frank Tucker
Newtonsville
Prov McCormick
Belfast
Earl Ridings
Loveland
Belle South
Arthur Meakin
M.M. Hill
Stanley Pringle
Charlie Seward
Lovell
Ben Clemons
Elmer
Manly Hill
Chicago
Harry Stamers
Belle Davidson
Marathon
Belle Souuth
Walter Lowry
Oakley
J. O.johnson
Madisonville
Lindsay
Paul Wrede
Roy Williams
Bryant Mahugh
Harry Hawkins
Erlanger
Earl Cox
Ludlow
Paul Vance
Rantom
Fred Simpson
Ratliff
Obituary of Donald D Gates from Ashland Kentucky
Donald D Gates born June 2 1901 in Ashland Ky died March 14 1927 in Cincinnati Ohio aged 25 years 9 months 12 days He studied chemistry at the University of Cincinnati attended school four weeks and worked evenings to prepare for a higher position supporting his mother sister and grandmother The obituary notes his faith and hopeful reunion in the next life Services held at Mt Moriah church with many friends attending Card of Thanks from Mrs Bertha Gates and children
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Donald D. Gates
Ashland
Cincinnati
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Donald
Lamb
Mt. Moriah
Howard Frail
Paintsville
Ollie Faulkner
Proctorville
Lew Gates
John Gates Sr
John Gates Jr
Wheat and Flour Prices and Market Outlook
The article notes a temporary flour price drop may reverse as wheat prices ease. European arrivals from Australia, North America and Russia depress world prices while limited local farmer offerings prevent Ohio mills from lowering flour. Warmer weather lowers by products demand. falling feed prices but steady wheat costs imply flour may rise as floodd wheat clears Europe. Local farmers hold ample wheat.
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Europe
Australia
North America
Russia
Ohio
Cincinnati
Varnish Protects Unseen Furniture Surfaces
The article notes many home furniture pieces have unvarnished bottoms or backs, exposing wood to moisture. Unvarnished wood swells and contracts with drying air, causing warping and loose joints. applying varnish to hidden areas prevents moisture damage.
University professors publish relative sweetness table
Several University of Minnesota professors publish a method to rate relative sweetness of sugars. They find cane sugar set at 100, fruit sugar at 178, grape sugar at 74, and milk sugar at 16.
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University of Minnesota
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H. W. Dillman Flour Mills, Inc
Sarah Schubert
Frank
John Craver
Milford Grange
Anna Babbler
New Jersey
Clara
Buria
Louis
M. F. Apgar
Beulah Marshal
Pleasant Ridge
Malicia Waits
Sarah Rutledge
W. J. Snider
Hamlet
Offutt
Hahn
Julia Ward Howe Club
Walnut Hills
Theo. Brumagen
New Richmond
Mabel Judd
Dayton, C
Valentine’s
Edna Warren
Betts Street Hospital
Donald—Gates
Mr. Tabscott
Rocky Ford
Ed Ross
F.L. Donovan
Neville
Emma
Louise Garbe
Morris 'Laphorn
Clarence
Edoss
Cecil Grimes
Calvin Beckelheimer
Hd Ross
John Schultz
Maple Grove
Ranson
Rogers
Ben McKibben
Bernard
John Ashbrook
Louis Steward
Anetta
Milford
Orval Schooler
Deerfield Road
Goldan
Jones
Etta Amiott
Walker
Kenton
W. H. Jones
Cecil Maude Atchinson
Lockland
Bethesda Hospital
James McKibben
Samuel Hughes
Gerald
Bobby Ansteadt
C. Slye
Ray Schooley
Anna Louise
MT. Pisgah
Wilbur Bangs
Dan Mershielter
Arthur Evanshine
Withamsville
James Evanshine
Salt Air
Misses Mar
Clara Gillaspie
Dale Evanshine
Morey Figgins
Wm. Gillaspied
Ents
J. W. Hutchinson
Mr. 8
Clermont
J. C. Fuhr
the Hardwareman
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Lungmus
Phone Batavia
Black Hawk
Oliver Sulky
E. M. Brown
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Clermont Courier
Jack Johnson
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Deer Field Road
Homer A. Bauer
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