Local residents spend Sunday visiting relatives in surrounding towns
Richard Beckelheimer and Edna Nagel and others visited family at Butler, Kentucky. Several families, including Knowles, Gelvin, and McMurchy, hosted or visited relatives across Norwood, Cincinnati, Bethel, Perintown, Dayton, and Madisonville. Community groups met for clubs and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholsville
Richard Beckelheimer
Edna Marie Nagel
Clarence Frazee
Butler, Ky
Local Social Roundup With Visits And Parties
Belfast Williams corner about community guests and gatherings across Marathon Norwood West Union Batavia and Cincinnati. Entries note dinners birthdays surprise parties and family visits including the Snyder infant funeral and a Halloween event at the McGuire home.
Owensville social notes and local events
Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz spent the week end in Columbus with her brother Ezra Anstead. Miss Rebecca Marsh and friend from Toronto visited relatives. Ed Steward and others called on Rev. Fox in Lynchburg. The Ever Ready Sunday School class held a Halloween party. A small house near the bridge burned Thursday night with origin unknown. The S W Teachers Association met in Cincinnati with Evans Lemon Schultz O Lary and Egan attending. Miss Fay Utter is ill but improving. The Snider Hall masked social was a successful charity event.
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John Schultz
Columbus
Ezra Anstead
Rebecca Marsh
Miss Gill
Toronto
Mary Marsh
Hazel Carpenter
Edith Ferree
Jetta Mitchell
Inez Rapp
Rev. Stitzel
Wm. Burdsall’s Recently. Ed Steward
M. M. Dumford
Sarah Taylor
Lynchburg
Fox
Lloyd Harlow
John Craver
Florence McDonnel
Batavia
Charles Hill
Benton
W. J. Snider
S. W. Teachers’ Association
Cincinnati
Messrs. Evans
Lemon
Schultz
O’lary
Egan
Fay Utter
Snider
Bethel Social Notes Highlight Dayton and Chicago Visits
Mrs Sammie Wilson and son Kenneth spent time with her brother in Dayton Kentucky. Mrs Mabel Ferrill and John McCall of Montgomery West Virginia visited their mother Mrs W E Thompson. Mrs G A Maxfield and son Olin visited Daryl and Edwin Maxfield in Chicago. Mrs Louise Wielert hosted guests Mrs Macke and Mrs
Local social notes and visits across Indiana and Kentucky
Mrs Adams visited her son in Indianapolis with Parker Adams and families. Mrs Anna Jones and Mrs Fischer attended John Jones birthday dinner in Mt Washington. Mrs Peters hospitalized in Cincinnati. Frank Rust broke his leg in Nicholsville after a machine skid. Dr Mott attended. Mrs Howard Ellis held a birthday dinner for granddaughter Janneatte Ellis in Mt Washington. Mr and Mrs Cann spent a day in Maysville Kentucky. Mr and Mrs C M Edwards returned from Batavia to visit Bert Ketchum and family as they toured Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Mrs Theo Witt hosted sister Mrs Telford and Miss Hagan from Indiana. Chas Houser family visited J Richardson in Cincinnati. A Box Social for Christian Chapel is planned November 4 at Mt Holly Community Building at 7:30 pm. Entrance fee is a box of food for two a pie or candy. Gentlemen invited. come masked for a jolly time.
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Adams
Indianapolis
Parker Adams
Anna Jones
Fischer
John Jones
Mt. Washington
Peters
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Nicholsville
Frank Rust
Dr. Mott
Howard Ellis
Janneatte Ellis
Cann
Maysville
C. M. Edwards
Batavia
Bert Ketchum
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Theo Witt
Telford
Miss Hagan
Indiana
Chas. Houser
J. Richardson
Christian Chapel
Mt. Holly
Bantam Notes and Local Family News
Mrs Kate Wilson celebrates her 90th birthday receiving forty six cards from states including Indiana Wisconsin Iowa and Florida. Week end guests include Wm Dark and family Ran som Cox from Portsmouth Taft Embry from Owensville at James Griffen's. Mrs George Jegley ill and bedridden. Lawrence Jegley Sr also sick. Sunday visitors Henry Jegley Covington and Harmon Mays Salt Air. Richard Hatcher and Charles Chase visit from Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Wilson
Indiana
Wisconsin
Iowa
Florida
Wm. Dark
Ransom Cox
Portsmouth
Taft Embry
Owensville
James Griffen
George Jegley
Lawrence Jegley
Jegley
Henry Jegley
Covington
Harmon Mays
Richard Hatcher
Williamsburg
Charles Chase
October Arrives Bringing Autumn’s Colorful Pleasures
The poem reflects on October as the peak of autumn with brown red and golden leaves. It notes cooler days, children returning to school, and anticipation of winter sports and Christmas joys, urging readers to appreciate each season’s beauty and avoid criticism. The author L. F. Mattox signs the verse.
Five Baltimore Children Visit Father as Village Haloween Party Held
Five children from Baltimore Maryland visit their father Samuel Campbell in our village. Miss Lucille Hughes and Miss Margaret Channells host a Halloween party at the Hughes home Saturday night for local youth. Roy Perry and family spent part of last week with his parents in Kentucky. Mrs. Ebon Hill and children visited sister Mrs. Wilbur Callahan in Cincinnati for several days. Miss Vivian Schneider attended a party in Dayton Kentucky Saturday evening.
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J. W. Lytle and Son
Morris Rice
Osborn
Newton Kiy
William Snyder
Maham
Adeline Creager
Elsie Foster
Ralph D. Fuhr
Grand Chapter O. E. Ss
Columbus
Elmer Widrick
Lawrence Repparé
W. Va
J. C. Fuhr
Inez Burger
Jimmy
Fannie Cobb
Middletown
Hugh Davidson
Hattie Davidson
Marvin McGuire
E. Hubeey
Lyman Treiber
West Union
Phil Sperry
Charles Bauer
Bethel
Otto Kettler
Summerside
Joe Laffleur
Louise Phillips
Cincinnati
Ed. Hubeey
Netherland Plaza
H.B. Smythe
Catherine
Sue Smythe
Oxford
Ohio
Charles McGuire
Sid Curtis
Tony Lampe
City
Will Avey
Williamsburg
Edward Anstaett
Batavie
Melvin Bell
Ervin Avey Unday
Smythe
Mt. Washington
Larry Walker
Jesse Beagle
Baltimore
Samuel Campbell
Lucille Hughes
Margaret Channells
Our Village
Hughes
Roy Perry
Kentucky
Ebon Hill
Wilbur Callahan
Vivian Schneider
Dayton
Parade Unmasking Delight Draws Crowd at Armory
A disguise parade began at the courthouse and the grand march at the armory drew a large audience with many surprises when the unmasking occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Batavia Auxiliary Donates Radio to Xenia Home Boys
Members of the Batavia Auxiliary American Legion and Mrs. Louise Norton presented a radio to the boys at the O E and 3 O Home in Xenia last Sunday. Kenneth Hillen, Mrs. Gertrude Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tom, Mrs. Gerald Lies, and Miss Elizabeth Hoerner, all of Batavia, were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Public Auction Sale of Clermont County Real Estate
Pursuant to the Probate Court order in Clermont County Ohio the administrator with will annexed Forrest E. Ely offers for sale on November 29 1933 at 2 PM the south half of Lot 54 corner parcel at Spring and Fourth Streets containing one half lot and the corner half of the lot. Appraised at 500 dollars the property must sell for not less than two thirds of the appraised value cash on day of sale. Davis Ely & Ely attorneys.
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Probate Court
Clermont County
Clermont
Ohio
Fourth
Spring Streets
Spring Street
Fourth Street
Caroline Fairman
Forrest E. Ely
Caroline A. Fairman
Davis, Ely &Ely
Ohio to tabulate repeal vote returns for state convention
Secretary of State George S. Myers orders early tabulation of county returns on delegates to a state convention to consider repealing the eighteenth amendment. Ohio joins six states voting Nov 7. 33 states have already voted for repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
George S. Myers
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
North Carolina
Utah
Kentucky
Secretary of State
Jersey Cattle Registration Urged Before Fee Deadline
County agent E Baugh reports an official notice from Lewis W Morley of the American Jersey Cattle Club urging Jersey breeders to register now to take advantage of temporary low registration and transfer fees before they expire on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
E. B. Baugh
Lewis W. Morley
American Jersey Cattle Club
New York
Halloween Social Draws Crowd in Newtonsville
Newtonsville Rebekah Lodge held a well attended Hallowe en Social on Saturday night. Local families and neighbors gathered for an evening of festivities and camaraderie.
Wiener Roast Brings City Families Together Saturday
Mr. Lester Apple and family along with Mr. Knight and family and thirty two youths from the city visited the home of Mr. Oscar Apple and family in Marathon for a weekend wiener roast. Also joining were Mr. Bliss Baldwin and family of Blue Ash and Mr. Walter Collier of Crosstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Apple
Knight
City
Bliss Baldwin
Blue Ash
Walter Collier
Crosstown
Oscar Apple
Marathon
Hallowe'en Party at Armory Draws Large Batavia Crowd
Dr. Claude B. Smith of Batavia Ohio reports a successful Hallowe'en party held Tuesday night at the Armory. The event, organized by the Auxiliary, Legion, and All County Band, drew a large crowd and featured local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Armory
Auxiliary, Legion
All County
Demonstration of Paint Products at Local Store
Attend a two day event Friday and Saturday November 3 and 4 to see a Paint demonstration. An experienced decorator will discuss decoration problems and focus on UTILAC for furniture floors walls and trim at the store address.
Citizens Bank files foreclosure suit in Clermont County
The Citizens Bank of Felicity Ohio sues John W Gardner and others in Clermont County Common Pleas Court case No 18323 for 3315 dollars plus interest from August 7 1933 and foreclosure of a mortgage on multiple parcels in Franklin and Felicity townships. The description lists three tracts totaling about 157 acres with detailed boundaries and excepted portions. Defendants must answer by December 2 1933 or liability is admitted and foreclosure proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gardner
Citizens Bank of
Felicity
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Clermont County
Franklin Township
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Dodsonville
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Plaintiff Legal Notice
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David Armacost
R. J. Richard’s
Richard’s
R. J. Richards
E. Carley
O .O. Carley
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O. O. Carley
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Big Indian Creek
Penn’s School House
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Aaron Beckelheimer
C. O. Carley
Charles Bennett
Franklin
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A. B. Carley
Felicity and
Moscow Road
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Moscow Pike
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