Community Notes From Madisonville Area Social Roundup
Residents and visitors across Mt. Carmel Hamlet Owensville and surrounding towns share weekend visits. Names include Rumlinger Nash Bickle Phillips Mattox Cross Maddox Brown Huling Gates Paul Pierce Davidson Storer Miller Dugan Bateman Ritchie Kirgan Molloy Seward Pray McChesney Aultman and Painter. Local church events and school outings feature alongside a funeral and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bateman
Milford
Myrna Ritchie
Cincinnati
D. EB
Kirgan
Texas
Molloy
Bert Wiggins
Mason
Orville Seward
Amos Binkley
Mollie Case
1.C.C.F
Edenton
Shirlie Ritchie
Jewish Hospital
Stanley
W. R. McChesney
Cedar
H. ©. Aultman
Xenia
Sunday School Entertained by Mrs Taylor and Miss Parker
W Va Mrs Taylor and Miss Dora Parker hosted Sunday School on Thursday evening. Numerous local families and guests from Cincinnati, Dayton, Mt. Auburn, Felicity, Wilmingon and other towns attended visits and social events over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
Taylor
Dora Parker
B. T. Davis
Louise Wielert
D. of R. Lodge
Felicity
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Williamsburg Lodge
John McCall
Montgomery
W. E. Thompson
Chas. A. Brannock
T. K. Brannock
Dayton
Henry Faul
Cincinnati
G. G. Faul
Bess Slade
G. M. Shields
Hassie Crane
Leever
Mt. Auburn
Clara Armtrong
Will Nelcamp
Ed Boggess
Carthage
Geo. Maxfield
C. L. Page
Cleveland
Local Social Roundup From Wiggonsville And Nearby
Mrs Eva Huff Mae Wilson and Miss Sadie Wilson shared Sunday with Mrs Howard Pitzer Joe Bee and wife and Don Winder and family visited Mr and Mrs Howard Bee and daughter of Norwood Thirteen attended the Ladies Aid of Lakin Chapel gathering at Mrs Josie Millners A birthday surprise for Emery Parrish drew fifty five friends with baskets Mr and Mrs Fred Carter Day ton Ky and George Carter Covington Ky visited Mr and Mrs George Bee on Sunday Mrs Chas Kellum spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Louise Pitzer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Huff
Mae Wilson
Sadie Wilson
Howard Pitzer
Joe Bee
Don Winder
Howard Bee
Norwood
Lakin Chapel
Josie Millner
George Hook
Manchester
David Drydens
Emery Parrish
Fred Carter
Dayton
George Carter
Covington, Ky
George Bee
Chas. Kellum
Louise Pitzer
Birthday Gatherings Across Families in Norwood Area
Mrs. Bessie Orm hosted a Sunday birthday celebration with relatives and friends delivering baskets. Attendees included the Collier, Schwab, Woodruff, Trees, Pattison and Preston families from Calvary, Cincinnati, Norwood, Milford, Williamsville, Felicity, and Laurel communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Collier
E. A. Collier
Mary Schwab
Carrie
Calvary
Katie Groppenbacher
Chester Barger
Jimmie
Cincinnati
Louis Woodruff
Ben Trees
Williamsville
Josephine Trees
Wm. Harper
Milford
Elizabeth Trees
Roy Bartlow
Norwood
Ray Preston
Herbert Pattison
Joseph Pattison
Bessie Orm
Jesse Preston
Wayne
Claude McCane
R. S. Phillips
Dauhters
Inez
Verna
Local Social Roundup From Glen Este and Surrounding Teens
Glen Este and nearby areas report a series of Sunday visits and Thursday entertainments. Names include the Avey, Smythe, Philhower, Lampe, Curtis, Isaack, Trieber, McGuire, Sperry, Born, Feiertag, Sperry, Malott, Favret, Gallagher, and Smythe families with gatherings at homes in Williamsburg Batavia Olive Branch West Union and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Avey
Wm. Avey
Williamsburg
Sperry
Smythe
Kettler
Betty Philhower
Martha Born
Elias Whitt
Tony Lampe
Sid Curtis
Wm. Isaack
Cincinnati
Lyman Trieber
West Union
Marvin McGuire
Earl Henning
Batavia
Agnes DeBrunner
Gordon Feiertag
Phil Sperry
Oliver Malott
Olive Branch
Louis Favret
Columbus
Wm. Smythe
R. D. Gallagher
H. B. Smythe
Community Notes From PT Isabel Parish
A report from PT Isabel notes a Friday gathering at the new Christian parsonage for Rev. and Mrs. Zimmerman and Rev. and Mrs. Rainey with songs fellowship and refreshments. Russell Woodruff celebrated a birthday with a Saturday party. Mrs. Jane Smyser dined with the Swope family in Mt. Olive. she is eighty six. The community mourns Mrs. Laura Demaris of Hamersville whose cheerful outlook touched many. Visitors included Everett Jobe and family from Newport and George Schwab and family from New Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
United Parish
New Christian Parsonage
Jane Smyser
Ed Swope
Mt. Olive
Smyser
Laura Demaris
Hamersville
Everett Jobe
Newport, Ky
H. F. Jobe
George Schwab
New Richmond
James Kinnett
Newtonsville Child Dies After Short Illness
Roger Ralph two year old son of Rev and Mrs Clark Newton died Monday afternoon after a brief illness. Funeral Wednesday at Nazarene Church with Rev Stitzel. Deepest sympathy to the family. Several local families noted visits and Sunday activities across Newtonsville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Ralph
Clark Newton
the Nazarene Church
Stitzel
Elza Culbertson
Blanchester
Collins
Son
Columbus
Beryl Jordan
Earl Jones
Thomas White
Mollie Cross
Mayme Bigam
Doris Jane Ogle
Perintown M. E
Willard Baisch
New Richmond
Wilson van Camp
Winkler
Mariemont
Charles van Camp
Robbie
Robert Rinckhoff
McAllister
Milford
Charles Dumford
Nannie Collins
Tom
Gus Engel
Madisonville
Martin
Cleveland
Lillie Faris
Grace Williams
Lynchburg
Stonelick and Gernon and Local Family News
Mrs Clarence Bilby recovering after goitre operation. Rev Sd Stuhlmueller visited Hamilton with relatives. James Patchell and family to Batavia to join his mother Belle Patchell returning soon. Clarence Hardoerfer and family Milford and Ada Myers visited their father Chas Hartmetz. James Carpenter staying with daughters Grace Ellis Middletown and another in Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bilby
Sd Stuhlmueller
Hamilton
James Patchell
Batavia
Belle Patchell
J. K. Asburn
Clarence Hardoerfer
Milford
Ada Myers
Chas, Hartmetz
James Carpenter
Grace Ellis
Middletown
Local Social Notes Include Engagements and Visits
Carrie Burgess of Dayton and Leo Carlier family received visits from Gus Carlier and daughter Mrs. Marie Bejiu of Owensville. Wm. Craver and family attended a Milford shower for John Craver and Miss Sue Woodward hosted by Allen Chandler and wife. marriage plans are upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Burgess
Dayton
Gus Carlier
Marie Bejiu
Owensville
Leo Carlier
Wm. Craver
Alvin
John
Sue Woodward
Milford
Allen Chandler
Alumni Banquet Highlights Largest Attendance in New Richmond
The New Richmond Alumni Association banquet drew its biggest crowd yet with Judge Hugh L. Nichols delivering the principal address. Postmaster Harry Day served as toastmaster as guests enjoyed dancing and reminiscing, while the community mourned Mrs. Elmo Reed. Also noted were visits and gatherings at local homes and a recent automobile accident involving Beryl, and several residents hosting family and friends through the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Morrow
Willard Wisby
Faught
Beryl
Margaret Still
East End
Sullivan
Josephine Hirschauer
Jenny Lind Road
Amelia
Henry Hirschauer
Mack McComas
Vernon McComas
No Liquor Store Rally Says Clermont County Needs Relief
Clermont county residents state the state and government aid should cover many families with heads out of work. Some workers spending part earnings on liquor leave families hungry, and the public fears drunken drivers endangering highway safety. Public opinion holds a liquor store cannot survive in Clermont county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Assignee's Sale At Clermont County Exchange
Harry Britton as assignee of Grace Stander will auction the personal property of Grace Stander at the Clermont County Merchandise Exchange Batavia warehouse on Tuesday May 8 at 10 a m. The list includes office desk merchandise show cases counter cash register dining tables sixty dining chairs two sideboards tableware knives forks dishes electric ice box linens beds bed clothing bedroom furniture and hotel equipment. Terms cash. John Bissantz auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Britton
Grace Stander
Clermont County Merchandise Exchange
West Batavia
Batavia
John Bissantz
Auc
Goshen High Alumni Hold 40th Annual Banquet Dance
Goshen High School Alumni held its 40th annual banquet and dance on April 28 with a rose and green decorated hall. A three course P T A served dinner preceded a program in the auditorium with M E Friend and his nine piece orchestra. Officers for the year are George Howard president Elizabeth Motsinger secretary and Margaret Haarlammert treasurer. A black bass closed season runs May 1 to June 16 with streams over twelve feet restricted from minnows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen High School
M. E. Friend
George Howard
Elizabeth Motsinger
Margaret Haarlammert
Relief Bills Deadline Note From Clermont County Official
Attenton storekeepers are told to submit all Relief Bills for April by May 38 to the Relief Director Fred Croswell in Clermont County. The notice requests timely compliance with the monthly accounting and relief program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Croswell
Clermont County
Seed Distribution Opens for Relief Families
Relief director Fred Croswell announces arrival of government seed packets with 18 varieties. Eligible recipients are those on the relief list, and the stock is enough to plant a large family through summer and part of winter. Residents are urged to collect their seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Croswell
Federal wall project begins at Riverside Park Milford
Work started Friday on a Federal project to build retaining walls along Riverside Park in Milford to prevent washouts and cave-ins. Clermontville Mt Zion Road project approved by state officials awaits May budget from Columbus. New Richmond retaining wall progressing with crews set to begin Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Milford
FERA
Clermontville-Mt. Zion
Columbus
Richmond
Electrocution in Columbus Raises Curiosity and Security
The piece notes a surge of applicants seeking tickets to witness the Pierpont and Markey electrocution at the state penitentiary annex. Warden Thomas explains attendance limits to witnesses only, while heightened precautions move the inmates among prison sections to deter outside tunneling efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pierpont & Markey
Dillinger
Penitentiary
Thomas
Prohibition Backlash and Ohio Liquor Control Controversy
Charles A. Bracher, Dayton City Commissioner, argues that Prohibition failed to stop liquor as criminals dominated the trade. He criticizes the New Deal era and Governor George White for creating a corrupt state control system, leading to patronage and widespread access through state liquor stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Ohio
Locust Corner Man Seeks Representative Post
J Nobis of Locust Corner announced as Republican candidate for Representative and Erm Seyler of Union township announced for county commissioner also on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nobis
Locust Corner
Erm Seyler
Union Township
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MT. Carmel
Rumlinger
George
E. F. Nash
Henry Bickle
Hazel Phillips
Kentucky
Roy Mattox H. Cross
Delta
Tom Johnson
Chas. Rosenberger
Madionville
Delia Bell
Hamlet
Haas
Will Lungmus
Gunter
Earl Huling
Baptist
Rev. Zimmerman
Alice Gates
Bolander
Brown County
Teegarden
Vinson
Jones
Anna Jones
Fisher
Brumagen
Teral
Marie Dore
City
Chas. Pierce
Lemon
Ella Rapp
Perintown
Harold Snder
Nick Limershine
Lou Yeager
Chas. Davidson
Alice Davidson
Bethel
TB. Davidson
Levi Lloyd
J. Isaac Mariam
Williamsburg Cemetery
Oliver Storer
Arthur Storer
Geo. Miller
Bluefield
W. L. Miller
Cincinnati Zoo
O. A. Miller
W. E. Miller
Jackie
Brooksville
Harry Parnell
Zoo
T. J. Dugan
Adamson
Goshen
J. M. Painter
Oscar Evans
Bowersville
Cliff Chaney
Wilmington
O. C. Chaney
Pearl’Coleman
Wayne Buchmaster
Lowell
Hallie Lowell
John Apgar
Mary Holland
Bert Fomorin
Huntington
J. R. Fomorin
J. L. Fomorin
Clara Steward
Bob Kelly
Morgan Coombs
Blanche Needham
Harold Predmore
Hillsboro
A. G. Predmore
Faye Garman
Hyde Park
Ben Kirskadden
Clarence Kirskadden
Arthur Windle
Cincinati
Fraces Windle
Paul Badgley
Robert Genet
Wiggonsville
Glen, Este
Newtonsville
Stonelick and
Gernon
Farmall
McCormick-Deering
Batavia Trading Company
Willowville
G. H. S. Alumni
Attenton
Charles A. Bracher
Dayton City Commission
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