Community notices and social visits across Hyde Park and Cincinnati
Reports list visits and gatherings from Hyde Park to Cincinnati including Mrs Witt hosting Joe Campbell’s birthday, Columbia Eastern Star Chapter banquet in Cincinnati, Norwood visitors at Dr. Bradleys, church sale items, and various trips to Winchester, Salt Air, Batavia, and San Diego with family and relative visits noted through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Witt
Ed Campbell
Hyde Park
Joe Campbell
Furman
Robert Floro
Columbia Eastern Star
Cincinnati
Schatz
Norwood
Bradley
Christian Chapel
Bertha ‘Gates
Morris Day
al Storer
Winchester
Charles Kincaid
Lizzie Cook
Rantoul
Will Kincaid
Robert Evans
Oakley
C. M. Edwards
Belle Kirgam
Edwards
San Diego
California
Washington
New York
Chicago
Michigan
John Weaver
Batavia
Steve
Local social notes from Hyde Park and area
Helen Micheals visited Ann Pochard last week and Ann returned to Hilanas with Helen. Mrs Meyers of Hyde Park spent Sunday with Mrs Ellis De Bruler. Mrs Frances Edwards of Clifton attended Moscow OES inspection and stayed several days with E C Buchanan. Masons and Eastern Star each hosted about 100 visitors. Carl Pemberton and wife traveled to Columbus to visit his hospitalized sister. Mr and Mrs Krempien hosted guests. Mrs Clara Davis entertained her son Frank and family from San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Micheals
Ann Pochard
Ann
Hilanas
Helen
Meyers
Hyde Park
Ellis de Bruler
Frances Edwards
Clifton
Moscow O.E.S
E. C. Buchanan
Helen Ernst
Parante
Masons
Eastern Star
Carl Pemberton
Columbus
Krempien
Clara Davis
Frank
San Francisco
Social visits and gatherings across Ohio and Cincinnati
Mrs Fenner Helvey and Mildred visit Mrs Charles McGuire while Mr Helvey stays in Dayton. Philip Sperry and wife and others dine with Mrs Brown at Pt Isabel. Catherine Smythe attends a luncheon bridge hosted by Willina Davis. Jon Miller visits the Sperrys. A party at Agnes DeBrunner’s features Philip Sperry and others. Various guests from Cincinnati Norwood Amelia and Chicago visit hosts including Mrs Doll Jesse Beagle and Louis Beagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenner Helvey
Mildred
Charles McGuire
Helvey
Dayton
Philip Sperry
Gordon Feiretag
Agnes DeBrunner
Joe Hines
Mrs. Brown
Isabel
Catherine Smythe
Willina Davis
Avondale
Jon Miller
Cincinnati
Larry Walker
Chicago
Bob Rose
Robert Conway
Marvin McGuire
Marie Kettler
Local Residents Socialize Across Cincinnati Neighborhoods
Vernon McComas and wife and Carl Harrison with Helen Wuerdeman spent Sunday evening with Mac Mc Comas and wife in Cumminsville. Ella Meguire entertained Violet of Olive Branch and Groves of Batavia on Thursday. H D Harrison with Bud Winis, wife and mother, visited Mt Moriah Sunday. Danner family of Price Hill now reside in our village. Willoughbys moved back to the city. Bolte hosted festive Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon McComas
Carl Harrison
Helen Wuerdeman
Mac McComas
Cumminsville
Ella Meguire
Violet
Olive Branch
Groves
Batavia
H. D. Harrison
Bud Winis
Mt. Moriah
Mr. Danner
Price Hill
Willoughby
Mr. Bolte
Local residents host relatives and guests this weekend
Rosyla Majoesky of city visited with her parents on Sunday. Clift Brunk and wife of city were recent guests of John Monjar. Fay and Daisy Garman are home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosyla Majoesky
City
Clift Brunk and Wife
John Monjar’s. Fay
Daisy Garman
Ford V-8 touted as peak, powerful and smooth
Henry Gord notes forty years experience. The eight cylinder engine is very good looking and economical in design with low car weight. The Ford V-8 is claimed to be the peak of Ford’s production, the fastest, roomiest and most powerful car yet with comfortable riding qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Detroit
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Justic
Visitors and social rounds noted around Afton and area
Afton visits recount a Sunday at Laura Morgan and Roberta Conrad mu stings. Ruth and Mary Warman spent Wednesday with Katherine Jones near Chasetown. Enos Reynolds and family visited Mrs Bert Warman at J R Johnsons. Bert Fomorin and wife of Huntington and E Johnson and wife of Danville joined. Mrs Elizabeth Morgan entertained her sister. Ralph Curtis spent Sunday with his parents in Germantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
Ethel Goff
Walter Wilson
Milford
Laura Morgan
Ruth
Mary Warman
Katherine Jones
Chasetown
Enos Reynolds
Bert Warman
J. R. Johnson’s
Bert Fomorin
Huntington
W.va
E. Johnson
Danville
Ill
J.D. Fomorin
Daisy Gorman
Roberta Conrad’s
Elizabeth Morgan
Ralph Curtis
Germantown
Two Confederate Capitals and Related Notes
Summary of Civil War era facts noting Montgomery as the first Confederate capital starting February 9 1861 and Richmond becoming the capital after Virginia seceded. Also brief etymology of rank and file and a note on pictographs. Mentions discovery of two thousand volumes from Gibbon’s library at Geneva and Magdalen College seeking them, and a large aluminum welding job on the Marine hospital dome in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate States of America
Montgomery
Ala
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Confederacy
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Virginia
Richmond
Gibbon
Geneva
Oxford
Magdalen
Old Sawfish Teeth Exhibit at Harvard In Museum
Fossil sawfish teeth estimated at 20 million years old are on display at Harvard University’s Museum of Comparative Zoology. Donated by Charles Darwin, the specimens were stored away in the museum’s miscellaneous shelves before being shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Charles Darwin
Social Roundup of Visits and Callers Across Town
John Wilburn and wife of Madi sonville visited Fred McKay on Tuesday. Mrs Florence Yeager and son James spent part of the week in the city with her daughter. Mrs Louella Burdsall hosted her daughter Mildred and Clara of the city last week. Mrs L B Pollock and daughter Sarah of Elenor with Mrs Riehle of Perintown spent Tuesday with Mrs Sarah Taylor. Mesdames Ada McKay Emma Stewart Francis Davis spent Friday at Poetown with relatives. Mrs Ada Williams and sister Emma Schultz were in the city Friday. Jack Ireton of Bethel visits John Craver and wife. Miss Hannah Hughes of Bethel visits J P Hughes. Miss Rebecca Marsh home from Toronto for vacation. Will Houser of College Hill calls on relatives Monday. Raymond Schultz wife and daughter of Mariemont dine with her father Tuesday. Miss Nora Rein of city home over the weekend. Ruth Hoffman a Kalamazoo Occupation Therapy student visits her parents R E H Hoffman and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilburn
Madisonville
Fred McKay
Florence Yeager
James
Louella Burdsall
Mildred
Clara
L. B. Pollock
Sarah
Elenor
Riehle
Perintown
Sarah Taylor
Nora Rein
City
Ruth Hoffman
Kalamazo
Michigan
R. E H. Hoffman
666 Salve Promises Quick Relief for Colds and Headaches
An advertisement touts 666 Salve as fastest remedy for head colds, neuralgia headaches, and malaria in eight days. It claims rapid action within 80 minutes for colds and headaches and forecasts malaria recovery in eight days. The copy emphasizes speed and broad use.
Egypt's Early Specialists
Egypt of 500 B C had specialists in medicine dentists and galists with renowned skill across healers and scientific arts noted in the ancient record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
B. C
Failure proof banking structure urged by American Bankers Association
Francie H. Sisson, president of the American Bankers Association, calls for a nationwide, failure proof banking system. He faults weak supervision, urges strong government oversight, and emphasizes public responsibility to support sound bankers and prudent bank practices. He argues banks are semi public and require cooperation among bankers, officials, and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie H. Sieson
American Bankers Association
United States
Mr. Sisson
Roosevelt
Washington
Improved Pasture Pays for New Hampshire Farm
A New Hampshire farmer, aided by the county agent, top-dressed 6 acres with 500 pounds of complete fertilizer at $75. After four weeks cows grazed on the pasture for six weeks, yielding 7,000 pounds more milk than the prior year despite one fewer cow and 800 pounds less grain. With current milk prices, he earned $189 extra and saved $16 on grain, for a net income increase of $120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
United States Department of Agriculture
U. Department of Agriculture
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Moscow
Gleneste
Willowville
Henry Gord
Rank and
Bureau of American Ethnology
Marseilles
France
London
Owensville
The
Clermont Courier
Courier
Clermont Pub. CO
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