Local Social Roundup and Week's Visits Across Cincinnati Area
A lengthy roster records visits and travels of residents and relatives in and around Cincinnati, Batavia, Amelia, Deer Park, Loveland, and nearby towns. Names include Wiseman, Stouder, Hiys, Foster, Nichols, Speidel, Hillen, Spencer, and many others with long lists of weekend gatherings, hospital births, and family visits. Multiple entries note attending events in Manchester, Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati, plus property improvements and church assemblies.
Ohio State Automobile Association to Hold 1933 Convention
The Ohio State Automobile Association plans its 1933 convention in Columbus on June 9 and 10. Presidents secretaries and other officials from 72 Ohio clubs will discuss member benefits tax reductions and expanded motorist services. Prominent national and state speakers will address the banquet and entertainment program.
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Ohio State Automobile Association
Columbus
Ohio Automobile Clubs
State
Automobile Clubs
Batavia Presbyterian Church Services Noted
Samuel Huecker will lead Batavia Presbyterian Church with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m on June 4. The Lord's Supper will be observed and all are invited. A delegation from Batavia visited Monterey Presbyterian Church and a semi monthly service is scheduled for Sunday May 4 at 1 p m with a time change.
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Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Huecker
Batavia
Monterey Presbyterian Church
Pentecost services and church notices from Batavia area
Rev Cherrington improves. Sunday address by Eli Speidel. Mise Stein of Wil lameburg soloist. Guild meets this afternoon. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 80 led by John Huntington. Next Sunday Prof Homer Cherrington of Iowa State will serve in his father's place at morning and evening services. Missionary meeting postponed. Pentecost Sunday with 9 80 Sunday school. Arrangements for west side river attendees. Morning theme The Power of Pentecost evening A River of Pure Water. Spelling match by Wilbur Ludwick. Tom Lee and family guests. Betty Colburn entertained Miss Audrey Holly. Mrs Eloise Hauck and Mrs Eva Holter guests. Mrs Stella Orebaugh Whitaker visiting. Invented Balloon Tire Alden L Putnam of Lansing Mich invented balloon tire.
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Cherrington
Eli Speidel
Mise Stein
Willameburg
Guild
John Huntington
Homer Cherrington
Iowa State University
A. B. Church
Ludwick
Batavia
Wilbur Ludwick
Summer make up exams at Batavia School
Attention pupils may complete incomplete work and take missed finals by calling at the school building Friday morning June 2 from 9 to 11 a.m. Students interested in summer school should also call at that time. Paul K. Moore, Superintendent of Batavia Schools.
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Paul K. Moore
Notice to Notaries in Batavia June 1983 Exam
Notaries seeking a pew or renewal commission in June 1983 must attend an examination at the Batavia Court House on Saturday June 8 at 10:00 am. The Examination Board meets the first Saturday of each month at 10:00 am at the Batavia Court House. Harry E. McKeever is the Chairman of the Notary Commission Committee.
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Pew
Court House
Batavia
Ohio
Vwa
Harry E.mckeever
Notary Commission Committee
Notice to Taxpayers Open for 1982 Taxes and Delinquent Clear
Tax books are open for payment of the last half of 1982 taxes and all former delinquent taxes. When requesting statements include owner name, district, plot numbers, and acres. Enclose a self addressed stamped envelope for return receipt. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and Saturdays until noon. RE. F. ERDMAN, Treasurer.
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RE. F. Erdman
Ohio 1988 road map released free for motorists
Columbus Ohio announces the 1988 official road map of Ohio is available at no charge. O W Merrell state highway director says the maps list points of interest and include suggestions for Sunday tours for motorists.
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Columbus
Ohio
O. W. Merrell
Vast Universe Revealed By Shapley At NAS Meeting
Harvard professor Harlow Shapley described a universe with 300 trillion stars within current telescope reach and hundreds of thousands of galaxies yet to be mapped. The Milky Way appears as a typical galaxy with about a billion stars per galaxy, while Dr. Joel Stebbins noted nearby red stars are closer than previously thought due to cosmic dust effects.
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Harlow Shapley
Harvard University
National Academy of Sciences
University of Michigan
Shapley
Joel Stebbins
Mt. Wilson Observatory
California
The
Academy
Milky Way
Scientific American
Swift-Sailing Clipper Ships Race From New York to San Francisco
The article recalls famous California clipper races. Flying Fish won the New York to San Francisco run in 92 days 4 hours followed by Gilpin at 93 days and Wild Pigeon at 118 days. Trade Wind burned eight hours en route and finished in 102 days. It also notes the Swordfish Fly ing Fish race, with Fly ing Fish leaving Boston November 5 1851 and Swordfish arriving San Francisco February 10 1852 after 90 days from Boston.
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California
William H. Webb
Donald McKay
Boston
Sandy Hook
San Francisco
Man of Culture According to Matthew Arnold
Grove Patterson of the Toledo Blade cites Matthew Arnold on the concept of a man of culture. Arnold describes cultural greats as those who spread the era’s best knowledge, simplify it for all, and humanize learning beyond elite circles while preserving its quality and insight.
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Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Matthew Arnold
Arnold
Bronze cauldron unearthed at Colchester dating back 2000 years
At Colchester England workers dug up a two foot wide bronze cauldron with drop handles on the old Roman camp site. Experts say Celtic work with a first cook 2000 years ago. Looted by Romans it likely held soup from looted cattle. The life of a saucepan then was far from humdrum.
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Colchester
England
Chinese dog names with English meanings
Detroit News reports dog world suggestions for Chinese breed names with translations. Entries include Aye Shing Loving heart Chu Jen The master Chin Pao Golden treasure Fwo Kin Particular dog Ho Yan A fine fellow Kum Sum Golden heart Kwai Chu Foreign jewel Kwai Wha Little lady Shoh Dee Little brother Shih Bah Snow white Shia Kin Little dog Tu Sheng Tzu Only child Tay Yiang Sunshine Yan Dan Friend of man.
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Dog World
Aye Shing
Chu-Jen
Chin-Pao
Fwo-Kin
Ho Yan
Kum-Sum
Kwai-Chu
Kwai- Wha
Shoh-Dee
Shih Bah
Snow White
Shia- Kin
Dog
Tu-Sheng Tzu
Tay Yiang
Sunshine
Yan- Dan
Man
Detroit News
Not Scriptural Quotation Traced to Sterne and Earlier
The phrase not a Scriptural quotation but a variant of Laurence Sterne's line from Maria, God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb. Its lineage extends to George Herbert and Henri Estienne with similar ideas about measuring wind or cold to a shorn lamb.
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Laurence Sterne
George Herbert
Henri Estienne
Music Notes in a Grade School Lesson
In a lower grade music lesson Miss H. teaches note values by students making forms of whole half and quarter notes on their fingers. Little Mary asks curiously how to make a ten cent note, reflecting a practical joke or misunderstanding of musical terms.
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Miss H
Mary
How Banks Lend Money and Manage Credit
A banker explains how banks support customers through prudent lending. Banks keep reserves, lend the balance to creditworthy individuals, and require truthful financial statements. Lending aims to be liquid, not industrial partnership, with careful discrimination. A borrower can gain a line of credit through assets, endorsers, and average deposits.
Will Rogers Explains Banking Crisis View
Will Rogers argues banks failed not solely due to bankers but because borrowers could not repay when money was scarce. He notes banks lent during need but faced repayment pressure when payback became impossible.
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Will Rogers
Advertising Aids Business Revival in 1933, Bankers Hear
A. W. Diller, advertising counsel, urged bankers that 1933 can be a good year to advertise if firms stay in business and build public confidence. He said aggressive companies are capturing new business by going out to customers, noting readers will notice newspaper ads that offer value.
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A. W. Diller
Bankers
Mr. Diller
Advertising Policy Changes in Light of Financial Conditions
Francis H. Sisson of the American Bankers Association urges advertisers to avoid cutting advertising budgets too deeply amid current economic stress. He warns against treating ads as a faucet that can be turned off and on, insisting that effective advertising requires long term planning and continuity despite temporary hardships.
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Francis H. Sisson
American Bankers Association
Rapture of Chicago Arrives at Gibson Hotel Cincinnati
He will be at the Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati on Thursday June 8 from 1 00 pm to 8 00 pm for a one day only free private consultation. The notice invites men to attend and warns against risky treatments noting many ruptures return after operations and that rupture can cause pain weakness and even death. The visit is described as for white people only and there is no charge for the demonstration.
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Chicago
Gibson Hotel
Cincinnati
Ohio
Reward Offered for Chickens Stolen from Schobert Farm
A $95 reward is posted for information leading to arrest and conviction of those who broke in and stole chickens at F. W. Schobert's premises on the night of May 21, 1938. Confident information should be reported to Owensville Protective Association president Geo. W. Mull or secretary C. A. Buerkle.
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F. W. Schobert
Owensville Protective Association
Geo. W. Mull
C. A. Buerkle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clermont Courier
Combinaton
Courier
Cincinnati Post
Courier and
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier
Robert Wiseman
Ed Stouder
Goshen
Nennie Hiys
Dan Foster
Manchester
Hugh D. Nichols
Detroit
Bobbie Peet
Richwood
Frank Jenike
Mrs. Almeda Smith
Harry Newberry
Richard Dial and
Lady Friend
City
J. H. Seaman
Dayton
Ella Lane
James Grace
Norwood
Calvin Menjar
Amelia
Carroll
Dale Anstaett
Mabel South
St. Bernard
Josephine Lyle
J. Moesch
Bridgeing Club
Kramer’s
Mrs. Russell Speidel
Bethesda Hospital
Kenneth Hillen
Gertrude Spencer
Legion Memorial
Will Parish
Deer Park
Jne Sprintz
Kings Mills
Lou Houpt
Howard Duckwall
Wm. Krantz
Tuesday
George Brown
Loveland
F. B. Dyer
Madisonville
J. W. Homan
H. M. Kain
Ruth
Robert Rea
London
Anna Ferguson
Hillards
Elizabeth Banford
Washington D. C
Rhoda Pear Biha
Satuday
Margaret Kramer
Friend
Nannie and
Elizabeth Kennedy
Dr. Ashburn
Arch Keen
Harry Frazier
Richmond
Indiana
Rush
Judge Woodmansee
Felicity
General Assembly
Mary A. Wolf
K. Schwab
Rev. Wegner
Cleveland
Clarence Zimmerman
Esther and
Clarence
John Glancy
Rear Blancher
Ollie Smith
Albert Swing
D. K. McDonald
Howard Hawkins
Chas, Flannegan
Wives
Ith
Pete Gunderley
Hofmeister Sisters
Paul Dustin
Raymond Potts
Tom Dustin
Mark Kidd
Lloyd Weaver
Middletown
Ethel Weaver
Walter Sullivan
J. F. Weaver
John Gunderley
Chief White Eagle
Alton
Catherine Gleason
Grace
Harriet Dennison
Phillip Laii
Billie
Belvue
W. ©. Bishop
Wifh
Mrs. L
D. L. Maham
Robert Foster
Famiy
Jas. Bodner Jr
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Doughty
Brianger, Ky
G. ©. Kirgan
Hamilton
H. FB. Buerkle
Charles Daugherty
George Johnson
de and
Eva Platts
Westwood
Grace Foster
Chas Foster
Maderia
Ralph E. Dugdale
Toledo
W. A. Stinchcomb
Carl Stander
Mansfield
Clif Murfin
Portsmouth
H. M. Schuffell
Canton
Paul E. Ackerman
Alex W. Kruma
Chas. C. Jones
Howard Allen
Washington D. H
Harry Anderson
New Philadelphia
D. W. Armstrong
Zanesville
Fred H. Caley
Wm. Howe
Geo. H. Kile
Akron
W. A. Korth
Warren
W. H. Loller
Youngstown
W. J. Mougey
Wooster
A. P. Morris
Salem
Philip Schneider
Eaton
Lynn B. Timmerman
Lima
Osaa
Paldy,e Dugdale
Chas.c. Janes
Fred H.caley
Alex.w. Krumm
M. E. Church
L. L. Cherrington
Tom Lee
R. Hugo
Mr. Shaw
Bellvue, Ky
Dennis Grimes
Betty Colburn
Audrey Holly
Eloise Hauck
Eva Holter
Georgetown
Stella Orebaugh Whitaker
Wiseman
Alden L. Putnam
Lansing, Mich
Batavia Schools
Rapture
E.j.meinhardi
BABY
Custom Hatching
Owensville
B. C. Hatchery
Newtown
O. R
Cherry Grove
J.E. Lytle & Son
Batavia, Ohio
Elmood School House
Blanche Welch
North Wilkinson St
Wilke Oal and Supply Co’s
Batvaia
Mi5ti
P. M. App
J.o.fubr
Williamsburg, C. Att
P. M. Rapp
Willie Coalwae Supply Co
Betavia
Williamsburg Corporation
John McKever
Williamsburg
Fordson Tractor
R. C. Eran Galifornia
Sutton
J. A. Lutes
Siso
Eit
Chesterwhites
East Clough Pike
R. F. Hultz
Willameville
D. Ph
Vis ST
Chile Cemetery
Winder
Ray Wise
Williamstore
Olin
Oliver
EK. Fuller
Nan Hall
Batavea & H
Federal Land Bank Loans
Nat's Farm Loan Association
Main Street
Alton Railroad
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