Courier correspondence notes from Cler mont county readers
Personal items from across the county record calls from correspondents. Mr and Mrs Claude Gray flew from Orlando to spend Mother's Day with Mrs J E Huheey and Ed Huheey and son Jimmy. Edith Huheey of Batavia was Mrs Gray. Betty Carmichael of Newtown visited Sue Smythe. The Duncan family visited a Batavia relative. Card Club host Geo Nash luncheon. Symthe and Bishop families visited Mt Washington. Deer Park residents Charlie Williams and sons called on Henry Binning family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Este
Claude Gray
Orlando
Fla
J. E. Huheey
Ed Huheey
Jimmy
Gray
Edith Huheey
Batavia
Betty Carmichael
Newtown
Sue Smythe
John Duncan
Fairmount
Donald Jamieson
Geo. Nash
Allen K. Symthe
Anna Bishop
Mt. Washington
H. B. Smythe
Deer Park
Charlie Williams
Marion
Lowell
Henry Binning
Sunday School Social Divides Teams at Amelia M E Church
Mr and Mrs C M Edwards and M E Church members attended a Sunday School social in Amelia. The event featured a class contest between the losing women’s team and the winning men’s team with Mrs Charles Fitzpatrick as entertainment chair. Refreshments followed. Joe Dawson of Akron visited friends Saturday. Fritz Gates returned from Charleston W Va after a weekend trip. Mrs Candice Adams hosted Ed Carr and Parker Adams families for Mother’s Day dinner. Neighbors note Wesoughty’s illness in Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
C. M. Edwards
M. E. Church
Amelia
Charles Fitzpatrick
Joe Dawson
Akron
Fritz Gates
Charleston
W. Va
Candice Adams
Ed Carr
Hamilton
Indianapolis
Parker Adams
Wesoughty
Norwood
Cain
Summerside
Moore
Anna Jones
Hancocks
Bethel
Gale Oberlin
Delhi Hills
John Pommert
Grimes
Ripley
Cincinnati
Perintown Social Roundup Celebrates Visitors and Death
Local notes recall numerous Sunday visits across Perintown including Binning, Berger, Brown, Canter, Love and Wa lker families. Obituary records mark the death of Robert Kernohan with services at Moore's Funeral Home. A Woman’s Club meeting in early May features papers by Mrs. Treton and Mrs. Garrett.
Mt Holly Neighbors Share Newsful Sunday Gatherings
The Mt Holly community notes a Sunday of visits and family time. Pauline Tay remains in hospital with recovery ongoing after a fall. A young boy, Chas Watson, suffered severe leg burns from an electric shock while playing at Ulis Ross's home but is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheee
Conia West
E. Lytle
William Schultz
Athena
Alma Dolen
Bethel
Fred Topie
Opal Williams
Batavia
Mary
Norman Fagin
Mayme Fagin
Paul
Clarence Fagin
Madisonville
Albert Tschma
Newtown
Henry
Amelia
Georgins
Vesper Poe
Ulis Ross
Chas
Watson
Noah Watson
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Joe H. Dawson
Walter Dolen
Amelia PTA Concludes Season With Officers Appointed
Amelia The Amelia P. T. A. held their last meeting of the season on May 9. Officers for 1930-1940 were appointed by Mrs. U. S. S. Curnutt, district director, with Chas Klausing as President and Emma Dickson as Vice President. Committees led by Tabscott, Coleman, Billingsley, Knause, Cropper, and Lewis were named. Pauline Taylor returned from hospitalization for Mother's Day as the social hour followed with coffee and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia P. T. A
Leroy Gaskins
Parker Adams
Emma Dickson
Chas. Klausing
R. A. Cooper
U. S&s
W. J. Tabscott
Gale Oberlin
Nellie Coleman
Leonard Billingsley
Richard Knause
Ralph Lewis
R. A. Cropper
Pauline Taylor
Pauline
John Slye
Carl, Slye
Nicholsville
Dorothy Billingsley
Virginia
Conroy
Portsmouth
Sidney Scorse
Beech Forest D A R gathering and regional visits recap
Attendees including J I Maham and others gathered at Mrs. Harold Nichols home in Batavia. Notables Ellis Sentman and Ruth Ladd returned home after funeral services for Rev. J E H Sentman. Other social visits featured Carr ie Davidson in Chicago Ruth Ladd and Sentman relatives, T A C hosts, Rebekah assembly in Cincinnati, and local Sunday visits to Altha McAdams and C C Marshall households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames J. Isaac Maham
John Wagenhals
William Hauck
H. C. Rowan
C. M. Curry
N. J. White
Ralph D. Fuhr
Beech Forest
Harold Nichols
Batavia
M. Ellis Sentman
Statesville
N. C
Ruth Ladd
Nee Sentman
Rainsboro
J. E. H. Sentman
Carrie Davidson
Julius
Chicago
Ill
Newton Ely
Jessie Briggs
Rebekah
Cincinnati
Lincoln Park
Opal Johnson
Dayton
Altha McAdams
John Edwards
Alice Baird
Bell Moore
Russellville
C. C. Marshall
Revival Meetings Continue at Modest Christian Church
Attendance at M. JE Sunday School was 77 last Sunday. Visitants included Rev and Mrs Tumblesome and Mrs Eunice Hill. Guests from Cincinnati and Marathon joined Gene Anstaett and relatives for Sunday and Thursday gatherings. Revival services at Modest Christian Church continue through the week with local residents stopping by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. JE
Tumblesome
Eunice Hill
Edith Bertrand
Donald Anstaett
Cincinnati
Dick Foremin
Marathon
Goldie Cooper
Donald Thompson
Gene Anstaett
Anstaett
Paul Elliot
Myrin
Norwood
Clara Anstaett
Pleasant Ridge
Gene
Blanchester
John Smith
Jimmie
Weekend Visits Highlight Madisonville and Latonia Socials
Mr and Mrs Blonain McKinney of Madisonville spent the week end with Mrs H Bigam and Donald Higby. Elva Weedles Avondale visited her parents Frank Sicooley and Homan Marsh. Vera Biddle and Bo Coates of Latonia welcomed relatives. Harley Cross of Madisonville spent Thursday with Ike Dumford and Ollie Jones. Mayme Bigam joined Lena Lake in Fayetteville Hillsboro shopping. Juanita Pringle visited Heckathorn family at Williams Corner. Auburn Bigam visited a sister at Lebanon. Stockton joined Cincinnati shoppers last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blonain McKinney
Madisonville
Harley Cross
Ike. Dumford
Ollie Jones
Mayme Bigam
Lena Lake
Fayetteville
Hillsboro
Juanita Pringle
Heckathorn
Williams Corner
Auburn Bigam
Lebanon
Stockton
Cincinnati
Mother's Day Services Prominent in Belfast Week
Belfast-WM. Corner notes a Sunday morning Mother’s Day service at 9:30 led by Rev. Tumbleson and a Sunday night program to honor mothers. Also mentions community dinners, visits, weddings anniversaries and local family events across Belfast Goshen Owensville and nearby towns with multiple local residents hosting, visiting, or moving.
Social Visit Roundup At Home Of Mr and Mrs Harley Rice
Sunday afternoon hosts Mr and Mrs Harley Rice welcomed Mrs Williams sisters and husband from Williamsburg and their son Harold of Cozaddale. Miss Gladys Humphries spent weekend with Mildred Ann McCormick and Miss Ruth Day visited by Louisville nurse. Dr Norris and Carolyn of Hyde Park called on Antinetts mother in law. Fisher family from Milford paid calls at McCormicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Binning
Mary
Charlie Williams
Marion and
Lowell
Williamsburg
Robert Berger
Bertha Binning
A. L. Berger
Perintown
Ed Binning
Frank Malott
Olive Branch
Emma Binning
Robert Kernohan
Moore
Robert Ernst
Ray Paul
Serpent Mount
Adams County
Charles Brown
Wright Brown
G. T. Halse
Mary Beck
Baptist Circle
Allan Harris
Lee Baumgardner
Jimmy
Dayton
Oliver House
Mt. Lookout
Mesdames Starling and Hill
Hamilton
Glenn Hill
Gene Love
Ronald Stanforth
Carlton
Marcia
Katie More
W. E. Thompson
Florence Miller
John McCall
Montgomery
W. Va
Herold Canter
Cincinnati
Emma Rheame
Emma Canter
G. M. Hall
Irma Treton
Mary Garrett
Treton
Garrett
Alice Freeman Palmer
Annabelle Harris
Dorothy Althaus
Richard Stephens
Lola Stephens
Herold
Lucy Bolender
Columbus
Sarah Wallace
Windsor
Ill
Carl Rush
Contract Bridge Club
Chas
H. Beck
Eddie
Norwood
E. R. Beck
Paul Harrington
Lexington
Blanche Rader
Jane Maynard
Cleveland
Gus Thompson
Panel Morehead
Ed Fisher
Lillie Alrey
Amy Phillips
May English
Otis Milner
Wiggonsville
Will Lester
Halder Tracy
Houston
Texas
Hannah Shaw
David Scott
John Mertz
Greenfield
Virgil Case
Beatrice
Detroit
Mich
Case
May Canter
O. C. Davison
Elizabeth
Ashville
N. C
Willard P. Abbott
Marty Ryan
Loys Peart
C. L. Page
H. B. Hutson
Philip
Harley Rice
Harold
Cozaddale
Gladys "Humphries
Mildred
Ann McCormick
Ruth Day
Louisville
Appointment of George Keeckel as administrator for Matilda Grady
Notice states George Keeckel of Loveland Ohio appointed administrator of Matilda Grady deceased of Miami Twp Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated May 16 1939 with probate judge Orville Halbisch and attorney Robert Hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Koeckel Grady
George
Keeckel
Loveland
R&r
Ohio
Matilda Oerkel Grady
Miami
Clermont County
Orville W. Halbisch
Robert M. Hair
Civil Service Exam for Assistant Lay Inspector Post
The Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for the Bureau of Animal Industry in Agriculture. Salary 1620 dollars yearly with retirement deduction. Applicants require farm livestock experience or meat processing, must be under forty, and must file by June 1 for Colorado and western states. Information from local post offices or the Washington, D C office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Custom House
Washington, D. C
Local families host Sunday visits in Newtonville area
Delayed report lists visitors to Leesburg, Oakley, Pleasant Plain and Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Chatterdon and families from Leesburg and Oakley called on Mr. and Mrs. Manly Hill and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lovell at Lookout. Francis Malott and children visited her parents, and several couples from Milford and Oakley were Sunday guests of the Williams family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatterdon
Leesburg
George Jones
Oakley
Manly Hill
W. A. Lovell
Lookout
Ben Clemons
Francis Malott
Tice Pollock
Pleasant Plain
Clark Runyan
Mark Hudging
Franciis' Helen
Milford
Marlyn Ruthyan
Robert Williams
Local social gathering honors visiting Warden Smyser family
Mrs B b Jordan and Miss Leola Hill visited Mrs Eva Bartti and Mrs G B Roland of Hyde Park last Wednesday. Mrs Lillie Washburn and Mrs Robert Williams attended a party at the Sutton home in Belfast Saturday evening honoring the Warden Smyser family who are leaving for Florida this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.b. Jordan
Leola Hill
O Veeinnati
Ypresas
Euffie
Eva Bartti
G. B. Roland
Hyde Park
Lillié Washburn
Robert Williams
Sutton “Home
Belfast
Warden Smyser
Florida
Road Notice for View and Hearing in Clermont County Ohio
The Clermont County Commissioners announce two hearings on a proposed road vacation starting about one mile east of State Route 132 at Jackson Pike and running north to West property. A view session is set for May 26, 1939 at 11:00 AM, followed by a final hearing June 12, 1939 at 10:00 AM at the commissioners' office for affected parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. West
Clermont County
Ohio
Jackson Pike
Jones, Lehrer, Fille
West
4-H Clothing Club Advisors to Meet at Batavia Courthouse
Clermont county 4-H Clothing Club Advisors convene at Batavia courthouse on Saturday May 20 at 10 AM for an all day session led by Eva Kinsey Extension Clothing Specialist from Ohio State University. Kinsey to present sewing project guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Clothing Club
Clermont County
Court House
Batavia
Eva Kinsey
Ohio State University
Miss Kinsey
4-H Club
Hi Ho Defines Fame in Advertising Age
Hi Ho the sage of Shinatown argues fame now hinges on successful advertising. The quip reflects a cartoonish modern view on publicity shaping public perception and fame in business and media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Shinatown
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MT. Holly
Fred Binning
Carrie Hutchinson
Pauline Tay
Clark Harlow
Ler
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric CO
Newtonsville
WM. Corner
Tumbleson
Howard Rapp
Jos Spaulding
Goshen
Frank Groves
Long
Perry Groves
Ben Snider
Irvin Groves
Lena Groves
Owensville
Herbert McCormicks
Earl Ridings
Sam DeVon
Gainesville
Dorothy Hill
Y. P
Rebecca Lodge
Sutton
Jos. Stuart
Rollin Adams
Greenberry
Jos. Milton
Boar Commissioners
Pyasaen
Rivthe
Jones
F County
Nicholsville Silver Stitch
Margaret Hall
Rose Jackson
Jessie Marcelene Simon
Rosemary Jackson
Jessie Marcelone
Simon J
Margarette Hawke
Chevrolet
Fisher
Azar
Benner
DUCO
General Motors
Batavia Motor CO
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