Williamsburg Township Community Notes and Acknowledgments
Social notes list visits and congratulations among residents in Williamsburg township and nearby areas. The Ohio Auditor’s Bureau of Inspection releases the annual financial report for Williamsburg Township for the year ending December 31 1930 with total salaries and wages stated.
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State OF Ohio
Department OF Auditor OF State
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Offices
Williamsburg Township
Clermont County
Ohio
Williamsburg
Local social notes reflect multiple family visits
Mrs Mottier entertained her daughter and Mr and Mrs Custer. Norman and Louise Morton attended the flower show. Mr and Mrs William Irvin and Mrs William Irvin Jr visited with Mrs Georgia Groves and Helen M Manning and George A FP Karper spent Sunday with son Merrill and a family in Cincinnati. Mrs Edith Dick was called to Dayton Ky on account of the death of her mother Mrs Craig. Howard Glaser called on his mother.
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Mottier
Custer
Norman
Louise Morton
William Irvin
William Irvin, Jr
Visi
Georgia Groves
Helen M. Manning
George
A. FP. Karper
Merrill
Cincinnati
Edith Dick
Dayton
Craig
Howard Glaser
Local social notes from Batava and surrounding area
Mrs Margaret Still of Cincinnati and Mrs Floyd Kinvier and children of Batava visited Mrs Sidney Sullivan Saturday. Several Harris family members have recovered from measles and can go out again. The Mothers Sunday School group will meet with Mrs Georgia Fulbright on March 26. Miss Ella McGuire spent Sunday with her brother Will McGuire. Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Frank McGuire’s last Thursday with Lail Collis and Fulbright and Miss Ella McGuire in attendance. Mr and Mrs Carl Stuebe were in Batavia one day this week. Mrs Georgia Fulbright spent Friday with Mrs Harry Mitchell in Mt Washington. A group of about fifty village ladies will visit the Model Laundry plant in Madisonville Wednesday. Miss Wilma Ratchford returns home this week after filling Eva Harrison’s position during illness. Relatives from near Cincinnati were visitors at Milt McGuire’s Sunday afternoon. Mrs Georgia Fulbright hosted relatives and friends from Hamilton Sunday. Mrs George Blick and Mrs Pearl Newberry visited the Bolte home. The Dulock family moved to Smith farm near Summerside. Ed Collins recently visited the Collins and Steward families at Olive Branch.
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Margaret Still
Cincinnati
Floyd Kinvier
Batava
Sidney Sullivan
Harris
Georgia Fulbright
Ella McGuire
Will McGuire
Mesdames Lail
Collis
Fulbright
Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank McGuire
Milt McGuire
Hamilton
George Blick
Pearl Newberry
W. B. Bolte
Dulock
Smith Farm
Summerside
Ed Collins
Collins
Steward
Olive Branch
Sunday Visits Highlight Area Families
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Badgley spent Sunday with his mother in Cincinnati. Mrs. Anna Jordan hosted her children and grandchildren for Sunday dinner. Mrs. Belle Reinhard and Mrs. Ollie ...
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Howard Badgley
Cincinnati
Anna Jordan
Belle Reinhard
Ollie
Reduced Price On Baby Chicks
We offer day-old chicks from high grade breeding stock delivered on March 2 and every Monday thereafter through the hatching season. Chicks are blood-tested by the Standard Tube Agglutination Test and hatched in a Mammoth Buckeye incubator. We have two or three grades of each listed breed.
Community Gathers for Womens Club Event in Ohio
The Womans Club met on Friday March 20 with Mrs Winifred Davis. Members presented responses sentiments from The Old Copy Book and music by club members. Other items included papers by Miss Hassie Crane and Mrs Irma Ireton, plus a Charade featuring Mesdames Mary Badgley Leona Scott and Emma Bredwell.
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Mary Badgley
Leona Scott
Emma Bredwell
Frank Hauck
Williamsburg
Earl Andrews
G. L. Anderson
Chillicothe
Harry Anderson
John Musgrove
Jim’ Musgrove
Clover
Frank White
Moscow
Emma Campbell
Don, Moore
Davis’ Moore
Baby
Daisy Moore
Cincinnati
Clara Armstrong
Geo. Nelcamp
Mack Fisher Jof\ Jackson
David Lady
Alice Parker
Herbert
Dora Parker
Mrs. Armacost
Felicity
Local Residents Visit and Social Roundup
Belview Kentucky residents C H Armstrong and wife visit Mrs Wellner after a millinery opening in the city Elizabeth Favret returns with a millinery line. Athens visitors Mr and Mrs Carl Lowry with J Snider Dr. Louella Burdsall visits son John and wife in Dayton. Riverside and Evanston names appear among calls and social events.
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C. H. Armstrong
Belview
Wellner
Sunda
Elizabeth Favret
Carl Lowry
Athens
J. Snider
Louella Burdsall
John
Duyton
Chas. Taylor
W. F. Hausman
Mary
Riverside
J. P. Hughes
Grace
Evanston
Colorado
Kenneth Gatch
Blowville
Chas. Armstrong
Ada Williams
Emma
F. J. Hitch
Evans
Hitch
John Craser
Sarah Schobert
Dayton
Ed Farson
Goshen
Sarah Taylor
Methodist Church
Amelia area social notes list local visits and returns
Earl Huling and family were Sunday dinner guests of Longhousers in Amelia. Mrs Bell Kirgan entertained her brother and family. Dr and Mrs Bradley and Mrs Miller and Knee enenter returned home for the summer. Chas Hays and wife, former residents, are at the Pommert property in Amelia. Helen Rose Gates of Ashland Ky was the Senet guest of Mrs Bertha Gates. Mrs Della Ringel and daughter returned to Amelia after wintering with Mr and Mrs William Ringel.
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Earl Huling
Longhousers
Amelia
Bell Kirgan
Mrs. Wm. Ringel
Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Visits Report
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church met with Mrs. Alice Guynn at Miamiville on Wednesday. Numerous neighbors and relatives were noted visiting or staying with family in the area including J. W. Kincaid and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bond of Northside, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coddington of Newtown, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown who is recovering after a monthlong illness. Visitors from Ohio and Kentucky shared in weekend and weekday gatherings from Forestville to Cincinnati.
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M. E. Church
Alice Guynn
Miamiville
Will Bond
Northside
Ed Coddington
Newtown
Frank Brown
Community Notes From Chillicothe and Nearby Areas
Local residents and visitors are mentioned in a series of social notes. Ill residents Mrs. Robert Ogle and Miss Maggie Bigam show improvement while the Ladies' Aid of the M. E. Church begins re decorating work. Residents visit family, attend a Cincinnati Flower Show, and welcome a baby girl born to Orville Seward.
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Chillicothe
Robert Ogle
Maggie Bigam
M. E. Church
Don Rogers
Lebanon
Mayme Bigam
Alfred Shields
H.S. Bigam
Ethel May
Local social notes and community happenings at Glen Este area
Mrs. Fredg Haspel Bert Haspel and Fred Haspel called on H B Smythe and family Sunday. The Glen Este School received gifts from the Community Club and patrons urged to support the club. Various visits and gatherings follow at Mt Washington Williamsburg Newport Cincinnati and Harrisburg with church events and a quilting meeting planned for March 28.
G Chaser Benefit Planned in K P Hall March 26
Newton in Norwood news notes a Milford group will present the G Chaser on March 26 at the K on P Hall for Rebekah Lodge funds. Miss Mina White and Mesdames Shulmann Fagley and Fuhr hosted the Five Hundred Club with a six o'clock dinner and cards at the White residence. Aaron McDonough slowly improves after a Good Samaritan operation. Mrs. Stanley Frazier hosted T A C members Friday at her home.
Wedding Plans and Community Notices From Clifton Area
Invitations are out for the wedding of Kathryn Behymer and Arthur Ross Milner of Burton on April 4. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Behymer is planned with about 30 guests. Mrs. J Baher, an aged citizen, died at her daughter’s home in Latonia after a short illness. She is survived by her husband and five children.Mr. and Mrs. Nobis and family attended the funeral in Latonia, Ky.
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Henry Drielling
Hoffman
Clifton
Henry Franz
Lockland
Edwin Myers
A.C. Nash
Batavia
A. A. Eppert
Erma
Amelia
H. R
Southern Ohio Coon Hunters elect new officers
Coon Hunter L. C. Trent of Twightwee was elected president at a meeting in the Odd Fellows Hall. R. E. Shields of Silverton became vice president, J. W. Hammitty of Cheviot secretary, Harry Mueller of Silverton treasurer, and Ford Bader Jr. of Cincinnati legal adviser. Directors named were Earl E. Erwin Batavia H. Atchley Monroe Don Maphet Kenwood Ambrose Lear Milford R. L. Fitzgerald Hamilton and T. E. Minnick Pleasant Plain.
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L. C. Trent
Twightwee
Southern Ohio Coon Hunterstation
Odd Fellows Hall
R. E. Shields
Silverton
J. W. Hammitty
Cheviot
Harry Mueller
Ford Bader, Jr
Cincinnati
Earl E. Erwin
Batavia
H. Atchley
Monroe
Don Maphet
Kenwood
Ambrose Lear
Milford
R. L. Fitzgerald
Hamilton
T. E. Minnick
Pleasant Plain
Hoover to Visit Columbus for Big June 16 Welcome
President Hoover will speak to Columbus G A R members on June 16 and then proceed to Marion to dedicate Warren G Harding's tomb. The event focuses on honoring Hoover as president with a large parade and the city decorated for the occasion. A caravan of cars will accompany him to Marion for the dedication.
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Columbus
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Hoover
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
County Commissioners Meeting Transacts Various Bills
The March 16 county meeting approved expenditures to Sam Ausman labor R M Ayers & Son supplies Bethesda Hospital and others. Payments included Courier supplies, Bell Phone service, autopsy and inquest fees, snow removal, stamps, janitorial supplies, expressage, car service, burial, relief lists for dependent mothers and other small bills totaling numerous local providers.
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LOY Vertites
Eenteeriay
Sam Ausman
R. M. Ayers & Son
Mdse
Bethesda Hospital
Columbus B. B. Co
Bell
J.S. Curliss
Inquest
F. Erdman
Columbus
J.l.fomorin
Chas. Hale
Burton Hodges
Same
Holmerden Co
Johnson & Watson
Wm. Knowles
Josh Kilgore
B. Luckett
LUCKI
Lett & Co
Lewis Motor Co
Moore
Oscar Myers
R. C. Manning
Dr. Rapp
Carney Roush
P. M. Rapp
Standard Oil Co
Fred Wagner Co
Victor Chev. Co
Wilke Coal Co
C.h.woodmansee
C.L. Wilson
Spe
Ollie Clemons
B. Cribbet
Florence Hook
Louise Henderson
Lola Jones
Florence Lanham
Rachell Powell
Margaret Williamson
Berth Garth
Lulu Hall
Clermont Courier Ownership Report for Batavia Ohio
The Clermont Courier ownership and management details list Clermont Publishing Company Batavia as publisher with editors E. Rush and O. Hulick. The document names numerous stockholders and bondholders, and notes no major holders of over one percent. It is sworn before a notary on March 10.
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Clermont Courier
Batavia
Ohio
Rush
Ign
Ohno
Mt. Washingis Mlle
George Orit
Hitech
Tucson
Arivons
Atavi
Elmerantadl
Offutt
Huliok
Floor landing completed by Wilke Coal and Supply Co
Wilke Coal and Supply Co reports completion of floor landing work at Retavie 0, noting contractor finish on a project phase.
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The
Wilke Coal and Supply Co
Retavie. 0
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Josephine Glaser
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Bert Haspel
Fred Haspel
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Ellen Smythe
Norwood
Catherine
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Charlotte Norton
Mt. Washington
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West Union
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Finley Jacobs
New Richmond
Dale Philawber
Harry Stamm
M. E
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Harry Britton
Monterey
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Mary Christy
Cliff Byersdorfer
Leonard Snell
Newport
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Stonelick
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Wm. Fomorin
Howard Snell
Mary Moppin
J. N. Snell
Harrisburg
H. Snell
Olimer Innis
Greenberry
Russell Thirey
Ethel Tracy
Georgetown
Ladies’ Aid
C. W. Blackburn
Presbyterian Church
F. A. Thirey
Louetta
Music Hall
Charles Reynolds
Perintown
Myers
Ed Suhre
J. W. Snell
Dewey Bros. CO
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Blic
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