Obituary for Augusta H. Leonard of Mt Crab area
Augusta H Leonard born near Mt Crab Ohio October 1 1856 died Cincinnati Ohio October 21 1022 aged 44 years 20 days survived by husband John A Leonard and two children Lizzie A Cribbet Cyrus W Leonard joined Methodist church at age 12 and remained devoted though in ill health last weeks marked by patient endurance and faith. The family thanks Rev J O Kilmer floral donors and funeral director N T Daily for care and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta H. Leonard
Mt. Crab
Ohio
Cincinnati
John A. Leonard
Lizzie A. Cribbet
Cyrus W. Leonard
Methodist Church
J.O Kilmer
N.° T. Daily
Local residents gather for church talks and visits across towns
L Coleman and Clifford Caldwell drive new Ford machines while Miss Haze and Whit attend family events. Numerous locals, including Rev Steele, Mrs. Charlotte Ager, Mrs. Nellie Kirskaddon, and families from Greenberry, Marion, and Highland counties, share visits, dinners, and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Coleman
Clifford Caldwell
Charles
Ray Werk
West
James Glancy
William Deachman
Highland
Sarah Honover
G M. Caldwell
Susan Hawthorne
Kate Ireton
Eeligam
A Hensel
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across towns
Mrs Addie Lawrence and grandson of Ilford visited sister Mrs. Melvina Brunk for several days last week. Paul Grosnickle and girlfriend of Mar hon spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Jed Smithson. Ada Irwin of Blanchester visited Hazellangle over the weekend. Mr and Mrs A J Allen and son Fred of Milford and Allen Jonas of Cincinnati were Sunday visitors at T F on. Mrs. Anna Quinby of Columbus stayed a few days at her home there. Mr and Mrs Walter Oodhighnis Bond and Rama entertained Mr and Mrs Jack Martin and daughter. The Doughmes and John Fox entertained relatives from Hamilton Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gates
Cincinnati
Thos. Brunaugh
Chas. Taylor
Anna
Thomas Aber
Curtis
Hillsboro
John Aber
A. E.hutton
Hillsboro Pike
Indiana
Hutton
Henry Bergman
M. M. Boggs
B. H. Thirey
Frank Favret
City
Jas. Favret
Rebecca Marsh
Cedarville
J. L. Arsiv
M. BE
Roy Flaugher
Connersville
Flavius Holmes
Williamsburg
Regently
As. Wyman
Cliff Bronk
Kengedy
M. M. Dumford
Clair Wilk Lame
Fies
Leeds
Wile
Addie Lawrence
Ilford
Melvina Brunk
Paul Grosnickle
Marhon
Jed Smithson
Ada Irwin
Blanchester
Hazellangle
A. J. Allen
Pos Fred
Milford
Allen Jonas
Cinc Paath
T. F
Dlr
H. Anna Quinby
Columbus
Walter Ood Hignis Bond
Jack Martin
Esrs
Doughmes
John Fox
Hamilton
Hid Patchell
Wright Brown
Perintown
Frank Judd
Frances
Emma Davis
J. H. Dawson
Amelia
Lela Hartmett
Leroy
Per Quater
Harry Myers
Cliff Burgess
Linwood
James Carpenter
Ed Wort
Rank Judd
Margaret Livengood
James Leming
Gernon
James
Hazel Carpenter
Allyne Livengood
Florence Sapp
Clara Paul
Emma
Alice Binninessis
E Uarlier
Norwood
Chas. Riehle
Erintown
John Woestsn
Valentine Vogt
Clifford
Robert McConaugay
Lawrence
Clarence Ragland
Belle Patchell
Rieseatton
Midlandy
Emma Sweeney
Ilu Stewart
Wilber Stewart
Flora Staum
Jane Eae
Ohas
Elbert
Ladies Aid Party at Milford League Church
The Ladies Aid of the M. 2 were entertained at the Milford area church near town. Guests decorated with flowers and cake for a birthday celebration. Nine members attended including Mrs Hill and Hazel Rossnickle. Rev. Faward Serdsel and Abe Bingr Hill were noted among attendees in a family setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 2
Hom Hhurch
Milford
Gotober Mth
Waite
Pat Hill
Mre
Hazel Rossnickle
Alta Walker
Hee
Itamete
Ednesday
Faward Serdsel
Bataing
Binson
Norwood
J Lowry Miller Nominated on Republican Ticket
State Senator J Lowry Miller runs without a campaign for the Republican nomination praised as a Granger and Farm Bureau leader. He serves as Director of the Agricultural Department at the Middle town Chamber of Commerce and is noted for fairness and broad vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lowry Miller
Miller
Middletown
Butler County
Farm Bureau
Lincoln Republican League
J, T. Palmer
Hamilton visitors and birthday party attendance listed
Walter Dungan and wife of Hamilton visited relatives Sunday. Mrs. Tillie VanHon stayed with Mrs. Waits Saturday night. Virginia Grossnickle and Anna Whitaker attended Little Bobbie Whitaker birthday party in Madisonville on Saturday October 28. Mrs. May Doss of Edenton spent Sunday with new parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dungan
Hamilton
Tillie VanHon
Waits
Virginia Grossnickle
Anna Whitaker
Bobbie Whitaker
Madisonville
May Doss
Edenton
Local social notes with gatherings and visits in Perinton area
Teachers attended a meeting last Friday and Saturday in the city. many residents hosted relatives and friends over Thursday to Sunday, including Patchells, Hartmetts, Judds, and Stewarts. A church social is planned for Saturday November 4 to benefit the school, with invites extended to the community.
Sunday Visits and a Funeral in Amelia Area
Mr and Mrs Elton Moniar and Mrs Martha Moniar of Amelia visited Mrs Emeline Mattox on Sunday. Elijah Mattox and wife of Amelia spent Sunday with W M Eppert and wife. Mr and Mrs W J Tone and daughter apeny visited Dr and Mrs Tehymer of Batavia. Jamie Beiland and Jamie with Mr and Mrs Wm Parker of Norwood hosted by them. Leonard Guild and Jemily of Ten Mile were guests of H R Eppert and wife. R B Wilson attended Isaac Shinkle's funeral at Mt Olive. Fred Lipps and tenall spent Sunday with Sid Brewer of Genylyn. Miss Catherine Behymer hosted a Halloween party for Amelia friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Moniar
Martha Moniar
Amelia
Emeline Mattox
Elijah Mattox
W. M. Eppert
W. J. Tone
Apeny
Tehymer
Batavia
J.M
Eiland Jamie
Wm. Parker
Norwood
Leonard Guild
Jemily
Ten Mile
H. R. Eppert
Ife
R. B. Wilson
Isaac Shinkle
Mt. Olive
Fred Lipps
Tenall
Sid Brewer
Genylyn
Catherine Behymer
Hallowe'en
Hallowe'en Party On ‘Saturday Ar Eb Ice BC Mamata
Rentschler
Embroidery Club and Society Guests Mentioned in Local Notes
The column lists a string of social happenings with names and cities. Miss Hattie Wid Mises Bertha Davis of Cincinnati visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C at their home. Family visits include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Britton of Williamsburg and Miss Emma Hill hosting cousin Miss Bila Hill from Dayton. Other entries note visits by Mary Allen, Edwin Reed, B. R. Beck, and Mrs. Jennie Derry with relatives, plus community lodge entertainment and local gatherings in Williamsboro and Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Wid Mises
Bertha Davis
Cincinnati
Famly
Norwood
Edwin Reed
B. R. Beck
UO. Anderson
Incinnati
Jennie Derry
Hazel Smith
Francis
Serene Alrey
Aeir
Re. J
West
Josten
Hipley
Guiding Star Rebekah Lodge
Wiliamsbore Nease
Mr. and
Hutent
Lameburg
Beulah Mae Manning
Virginialee Hill
Aaron Tee Fart nDeen
Slan Kida
Friay
F. H. Wilson
Home Folka
C. J. Paeltz
Christ’s
Local Social News Highlights From Wed and Sun Gatherings
Mrs Ben H Wilson hosted Bisbrvicey Club on Wednesday afternoon. Dr Walter Day of Beesborz and the Days of N Fair mount were Sunday guests of Ed Swope family. Gail Hannah and family plus Lee Hannah and Earl enjoyed a Lexington Ky trip Sunday. Bessie Doty and Donald visited sister Lou Elgin in Westerville. O J Paeltz underwent a knee operation at Christ's Hospital on Monday with friends wishing him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Wilson
Walter Day
Beesborz
Dick Day
N. Fairmount
Ed Swope
Gail Hannah
Robert
Lee Hannah
Earl
Lexington
Bessie Doty
Donald
Westerville
Lou Elgin
O. J. Paeltz
Christ’s Hospital
Monay
Missionary Society to Serve Lunch on Election Day
Miss Nina Behymer attended the Eastern Star convention at Columbus. Miss Olive Behymer of Miami University spent the weekend with H. A. Beymer and wife. Mrs. Margaret Fiora and daughter Annabel visited friends in Cincinnati. Miss Lena Hutson entertained the Philatheas Monday evening. Teachers from the area attended the Southwestern Teachers' Association in Cincinnati Friday and Saturday.
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The
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Reynold
Nina Behymer
Eastern Star Convention
Columbus
Olive Behymer
Miami University
H. A. Beymer
Margaret .Fiora
Annabel
Cincinnati
Lena Hutson
Philatheas
T Here
Southwestern Teachers’ Association
Local Social Roundup From Hillsboro and Nearby
The Sheltons hosted friends from Hillsboro with Esther Lippert of Williamsburg visiting Mrs. Ella Shelton. Louis Steward and family stayed with a relative at Burdsall Chapel. Ollie Miller vacationed with sister Ada Langford in Norwood Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Miller visited sister Mrs. Kirkpatrick in Deerfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Codling hosted two city sons for a weekend. W. A. Reed recently visited his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltons
Hillsboro
Esther Lippert
Williamsburg
Ella Shelton
Louis Steward
Burdsall Chapel
Ollie Miller
Ada Langford
Norwood
Mount Holly Community Notes Preview Weekend Visits
Mt. Holly residents host neighbors from Norwood Madisonville and Hamilton. Georgetown sister illness prompts travel. Ladies Helping Circle meets Nov 2 with Mrs Ethel Binning. Local youths attend a Pythian Sisters masquerade at Bethel. Mary Bissantz visits Oxford College. Hallowe'en party hosted by Miss Hilda Fallon. Deila Ringle improves enough to resume school work. Mrs. Geo Gibson recovering from arm injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Salt
Wasmouth
Norwood
Arch Herget
Purdum
Georgetown
Ethel Binning
Jess Bissantz
Norman Fagin
Bethel
Chas. Bennett
Madisonville
Rank and Family
John Binning
Levin Drake
Hamersville
Donald White
Holly Boy
Incinnati
Columbus
John Moerlein
Mary Bissant
Ias
Deila Ringle
Geo. Gibson
Unclear fragments of obituary and notices
Fragmented text reports a death and burial notices for a wife named Bogbe or similar, plus family visits and a birth notice. Mentions include Newport, Cincinnati, and Forestville. Names appear garbled. no clear dates or definitive events beyond burial and a birth.
Local Social Notes Cover Visits and Family Gatherings
Mrs Raymond Rosale attended a city meeting on Friday while Rose Newberry of Avondale Boyd Weller and bride of Monroe Butler coun were Sunday guests. Mr and Mrs Weller, children Wilbur, and others were mentioned in weekend visits. Andre Wath and family hosted a gathering at Twenty Mile Stand. Ches Oram and family spent Saturday afternoon with Ons near Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rosale
Rose Newberry
Avondale
Boyd Weller
Bride
Monroe
Butler Coun
Esa Weller
Pertae
Wilbur
Ford
Andre Wath
Ohess Oram Omer
Atson
Goshen
Local gatherings and health revival noted in town
Charles Need and Miss Mcutt wed in a ceremony observed by Rev Kilmer and attended by Miss Knight. A surprise gathering on Spring Street welcomed newlyweds. Mrs Rebequer visited her mother, and many from town attended a Greenberry temperance revival led by Rev Kilmer. Revival services continue at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Need
Mies Inez Mcutt
John Kilmer
Josephine Knight
Spring Street
A. Rebequer
Delmar Harden
Greenberry
George Berling
Williamsburg
Margaret Ruffner
Letharazier
James Benton Mattox
Bonnie Moore
Hallowe’en
James Benton
Roth McNutt
Chas. Needham
Irene Becktold
Iris Walker
Alice Maham
Cora
Georgia Smith
Josephine An Ht
Vernal McAdams
U. S
A. P. Walker
Mabel Davidson
Helen Donaldworth
Lochard
O. B. Martin
Frank Hauck
Harl Andrews
Bethel
Harley Caldwell
Cincinnati
Frank Wises
O. P. Walker
East Fork Progressive Farm Woman's Club Meeting
The East Fork Progressive Farm Woman's Club met at Mrs. Hattie Glancy’s home on October 21 with ten members and one visitor, Miss Alice Hutchinson. Ida Daugherty gave a temperance talk followed by club activities including songs, round table, and lessons on winter preparations for cabbage, celery, hens, and home amusements. A fine lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fork Progressive Farm Woman's Club
Hattie Glancy
Alice Hutchinson
Ida Daugherty
Elizabeth Harlow
Allie Rowan
Irene Harbaugh
Julia Hamilton
Penny March
Deerfield Farm Woman's Club Meets In October Session
The Deerfield Farm Woman's club gathered October 19 at Mrs. E. Dudley's home. President Ed Wacker gave the welcome. Topics included Autumn secrets. Members heard a paper on Secrets Afield and enjoy recitations. Guests included Clermont County Federation officers and several local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfield
F. W. Walker
Herbert Rowan
Binche Franks
Norman Sapp
Lima
Bert Cowdry
Jas. Glancy
Call for Ballots in Clermont County Election Instructions
Election judges in Clermont County announce a November 7 vote with a November 4 Batavia meeting at 9 a m for supplies and instructions. Ballots include State district county tickets, Judicial and Constitutional amendments, plus local bond issues and school levies. Mark one cross for straight tickets and per-name votes, and use X when in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Batavia
Junking the Batavia Brick Plant
All that remains of the Batavia brick plant is the site. Machinery has been removed and remaining pieces are junked for shipment to Cincinnati to be recast. Workers blast large castings for easier transport as thousands of fine bricks and field tile are sold. the last owners faced heavy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Cincinnati
Unclear Delayed Visit Noted in Norfolk Area
Fragmentary report indicates a delayed notice of a visitor from Norwood and Middletown area visiting relatives and an individual named William Clemony in Middletown during the afternoon.
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Norwood
Middletowh
William Clemony
Joey Tonelick
Clermont Teachers Attend Southwestern Association in Cincinnati
Clermont county school teachers attended the Southwestern Teachers Association meeting in Cincinnati last Friday and Saturday. Boards of education allowed Friday as an inducement for attendance. Reports praised the talks as very interesting and instructive by local educators.
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Clermont County
Southwestern ‘Teachers’ Association
Cincinnati
Boards of Education
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Nettie
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Bratch
Salem
Courier
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Rastor
New York
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the Centaur Company
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Heatrola
Lehigh Cement
Williamsburg, Ohio
Independent Tobacco Growers
Loose Leaf Warehouse
Batavia Loose Leaf Tobacco Sales Co
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