Bethel Social Roundup Recaps Local Visits and Birthdays
Mrs. Fred Shields hosted the Jolly Sewing Club. Visitors include Mrs. Earl Eastwood of Vincennes with her mother Mrs. Winifred Davis, and Miss Marguerite Demaris from Hamersville. Numerous local families shared visits and birthday celebrations through late October and early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Charlie Burke
New York
T. L. Mefford
Earl Mefford
Columbus
C. J. Paeltz
Charles Larkin
Norwood
Sanford Leonard
Allan Harris
Ray Canter
Felicity
Jackson, C
Loys Peart
Ella Scott
Cincinnati
Halloween party thrills at schoolhouse
The Parent Teachers Association hosted a Hallowe en party at the school house drawing a good crowd. Lunch was sold for the benefit of the Peori area. Other items note visits and family gatherings across the community.
Local Notes Highlight Oak Hill Social Roundup
Owensville residents spent Sunday with relatives in Mariemont and Dayton. Athens visitors pored over the weekend with Snider family, while Harrison saw Mr. Ernst ill at home. The Hallowe en Social at Snider's Hall drew a good crowd. John and Ada Rapp marked their 20th wedding anniversary with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
W. F. Schobert
Raymond Schiltz
Mariemont
Simons
Dayton
Ralph Lemon
Helen Ann Snider
Athens College
R. S. McKay
Harrison
Charles Ernst
Ernst
Raymond Favret
Cincinnati
Pamelia Ritt
Dodsonville
Lowrey
Athens
G. J. Snider
Ladies Aid
Snider
Alvenia Fetter
Gertrude Jones
Mrs Jones
Florida
American Legion
Rebecca Marsh
West Carrollton
John Rapp
Stone Lick and Gernon Dinner Hosts Highlight Family Visit
Clyde Ansteadt and family were entertained at Sunday dinner by Everett Groves and wife of Pt Isabel Mia Alma Seyler and daughter Miss Helen and W Groves and wife of Bata via Misses Mabel and Ester Lewis of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Lick
Gernon Clyde Ansteadt
Everett Groves
Isabel
Mia
Alma Seyler
Helen and
W. Groves
Batavia
Local families share weekend visits and gatherings
Cincinnati residents Cecil Lewis and wife joined Nelson Patchell of Wilmington to spend the weekend with his parents, Harry Patchell and Miss Lela Hartmetz. Oscar Balzhiser and family visited Wm. Maher and Harry Ellsner of Cincinnati. Miss Hilda Carpenter hosted a Halloween party at her home. The community extends sympathy to Mrs. Wm Rippey of Cincinnati. Leo Carlier and family spent Sunday with Wm. Dufo and wife at Vera Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cecil Lewis
Nelson Patchell
Wilmington
Harry Patchell
Lela Hartmetz
Oscar Balzhiser
Wm. Maher
Harry Ellsner
Hilda Carpenter
Wm Rippey
East Ork
John Thalman
Waukegan
Ill
Chas
Hartmetz
Wm. Craver
Allen
Lou Gomien
William
Louella Carlier
Fayetteville
Chas. Packom
Chicago
Dr. Kleckner
Lynchburg
Belle Patchell
Edd Patchell
Arnold Schmitz
Vera Cruz
Leo Carlier
Wm. Dufo
Moscow Church Dinner Serves Election Day Menu
The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church in Moscow will host an election day dinner featuring Oyster Soup Sandwiches Coffee and Pie. Local residents and families are noted among attendees and visitors, with social updates from church members and area households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
Raymond Dawson
Ed Dawson
John Duvall
Shinkle
Oxford
Dreibelbis
Margaret Wenzel
Cleveland
Dorothy Gray
Dorothy Bureau
General Hospital Training School
Anna Bell Pochard
Mary Frances Pochard
Gaines Cahall
Laurel
Lawrenceburg Presbyterian Church
Evanston
John Bishop
College Corner
Gus Dick
Camden
Walter Miller
Cincinnati
Local Social Notes From Carthage and Nearby Towns
Friday visits include Marathon L F Coleman and Wayne Buckmaster party in Carthage. Hyde Park resident Cathryn Jones calls on friends. Mrs Chaney moves to Blanchester. Paul Badgley wed Marcella Tice in Cincinnati. Hyde Park Mary Warman visits parents. Sunday guests for Clara Steward include Grae Hawk Lynchburg and Doyle McLaughlin Wilmer Young Pricetown. Wayne Buckmaster hosted Carthage guests. Morgan family weekend visitors from Germantown and Miamisburg. A surprise for Mrs Dick Davidson. attendees include Reynolds Monterey Christy Seibert Carr and Holland family. Prof Tugwell in Rome hinted Mussolini could teach regimenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Morgan
Ray Miller
Germantown
Doty
Miamisburg
Dick Davidson
Dick Reynolds
Monterey
Eva Christy
Alphea Seibert
Raymond Carr
Geo. Holland
Social visits featured by Williamsburg residents
Williamsburg residents hosted guests from Bond Hill Norwood Oakley and Batavia. J B Amiott and Rev C Stewart hosted gatherings with families including Huecker Stewart and daughter Martha. Other visits included Mrs Creager Thomas and Lytle traveling to Cleveland for a Grand Chapter event. Harry Becktold from Cincinnati visited his mother Emma Becktold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Elmer Kautz
Bond Hill
Otto Handelman
Norwood
Chas, Carsey
Oakley
J. B. Amiott
Samuel Huecker
Martha
Batavia
C. Stewart
Adeline Creager
Laura Thomas
J. W. Lytle
Cleveland
Harry Becktold
Cincinnati
Emma Becktold
Local social notices scattered across several towns
Names and visits fill a long social column with relatives friends and guests. Mr Nelson King visits Columbus as Mrs Maggie Moyer hosts and many couples from Cincinnati to Hillsboro gather for dinners clubs and church events. A Beech Forest Chapter D A R meeting is announced for Nov 14 at Mrs W Lytle's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson King
Columbus
John King
N. J. White
Vesta Club
J. C. Fuhr
Arthur Peed
Eleanor Jean Fuhr
J. Roy Fuhr
Martha Ann
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hanselmann Commandery K. T
Cincinnati
Maggie Moyer
Louie Hill
Florence
Fanny Whitaker
Nettie Runyan
William Busch
Mayfield
Kansas
Henry Busch
Geo. Malott
Ré@y Malott
Mis
Helen Miller
Georgetown
Shurl Malott
Lancaster
Boys’ Industrial School
E. C. McKeever
Hollywood
Cal
Jane McKeever
Alberta Slade
H. L. White
Wilma McVeigh
Norris
Tenn
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Paul Rose
Walter Rose
Myra Anderson
Somerset
Wayne Prine
Oren Young
Pricetown
Newton Ely
John List
Sardina
Fred’ Kellar
Chas. Smith
Ora Daugherty
Ralph OD. Fuhr
Eleanor Jean
D.J
St. Louis
Frank Schubert
Felicity
Trilla Walker
Harry Lukemire
Hillsboro
Wilbur Lukemire
Steward
Beech Forest Chapter
W. Lytle
Batavia
Williamsville Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Mary Trees and children spent Wednesday with Mrs Elizabeth Trees in PT ISABEL. Sunday guests included Miss Josephine Trees and Wm Harper of Milford. The Browning and Gussett families visited in Cincinnati. Local gatherings featured Louise Woodruff and Riley shower near Felicity and multiple Sunday calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Trees
Williamsville
Elizabeth Trees
Trees Home
Josephine Trees
Wm. Harper
Milford
James Browning
Annie Browning
James Gussett
Cincinnati
Louis Woodruff
John Riley
Felicity
Charles Collier
Beach
Lola Ireton
Thelma’ Brannen
Leona Woodruff
Edith Beach
New Richmond
Ocle Little Robert
Phyllis
R. S. Phillips
Emma Gates
Moscow
Rachel Freeze
Mt. Olive
Ray Preston
al Neisonger
Arch Lanham
Poultry program planned for Owensville farmers meeting series
Farmers are invited to discuss real poultry production problems at a series of meetings starting November 14 at 8 o'clock in Owensville High School. One session will be held each week for several weeks. All interested in poultry are welcome to attend. R. C. Liming, Vocational Ag teacher, Owensville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville High School
Red Cross relief details disasters report 1934
The American Red Cross releases a year end report for the year to June 30 1934 detailing 103 disasters across the United States. Tornadoes hurricanes floods and fires prompted aid with Chicago stockyards fire noted as a dramatic response. Aid reached about 1 000 first aid cases and relief efforts extended to homes and communities through disaster preparedness and temporary shelter and rehabilitation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Red Cross
John Barton Payne
Washington
Red Cross
All Relief
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Insular
Chicago Stockyards
Payne
Disaster Relief Service
Red Cross First Aid Training Reaches Federal Jobs
First aid certificates were issued last year by Red Cross chapters to 130 972 people including more than 70 000 foremen time clerks and other key employees on Federal Civil Works projects. The government endorses the program with ongoing instruction in CCC camps and in federal water conservancy and flood control projects at the War Department's request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Grass
Red Cross
War Department
Army Engineers
War Veterans Problems Grow for Red Cross
The American Red Cross reports handling the problems of nearly 400,000 veterans and families last year. Aging veterans and new physical ills increase needs, while Red Cross workers expand civilian support. The organization also served as liaison to service members, aiding 6,979 army navy and marine corps personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Red Cross Aided in Morro Castle and Nome Fires
Red Cross relief followed a string of disasters including a Kentucky flood after August cloudbursts and disease epidemics. Workers aided Morro Castle fire survivors and rescue crews, with relief sent by air to Nome Alaska after the September blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morro Castle
Nome
Alaska
Red Cross
Kentucky
Rally Day Home Coming at Christian Chapel Delights Mt Zion Readers
Visitors from Lebanon Dayton Felicity Higginsport Asbury Road Mt Zion Nichols ville Pt Isabel Lindale and local area enjoyed the Rally Day Home Coming at Christian Chapel on Oct 28. Mrs Olin Fagin hosted Amelia Woman's Club gathering with 24 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Dayton
Felicity
Higginsport
Asbury Road
Mt. Zion
Nicholsville
Isabel
Lindale
Christian Chapel
Oet
Olin Fagin
Amelia Woman’s Club
Marie Henke
Erma’ Eppert
Amelia
Henry Bickel
Mt. Carmel
Shelbyville
Herman
Pond
Thayer
Milford
Tom Booth
Kentucky
O. Redman
T. P. White & Sons Funeral Home
Mt. Washington
Rev. Zimmerman
Mt. Moriah
Armistice Day at Summerside Mount Carmel Sunday School
Next Sunday marks Armistice Day and the start of the Red Cross Drive with a “Heroes of Peace” lesson and special numbers for attendees. Mrs J W Kincaid leads the drive while local families join in activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerside
MT. Carmel
Red Cross
J. W. Kincaid
Stanley Pattison
Albert Anstaett
Owensville
Chas. Vogt
Orlando
Fla
F. A. Caldwell
Wilfred
Buffalo, N. Y
H. A. Jones
Local Social Notes From Pleasant Ridge and Nearby
Mrs. Charles Mattox of Pleasant Ridge visited family this past week. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Towns hosted friends from Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cross stayed with Mrs. Holderfield at Madison Indiana. Fern Fehnke and wife spent the weekend with relatives in Youngstown. Mr. and Mrs. Sammons moved from Cincinnati to their property. Lena Guild and Marian of Columbus visited W. M. and H. R. Eppert. Edward Guild of New Richmond joined the Epperts for Sunday. Fifteen friends surprised Mary Jessie Livengood for her October 26 birthday. Rev. Robbins of Summerside conducts meetings here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Pei Ar
Charles Hyser
William Kreig
Denver
Col
Catherine Lyons
Cincinnati
Velvin Laub
George H. Davis
Chicago
Laverne Hall
Anna K. Davis
Fannie Laub
Frank Kuhns
Forestville
Shelly Smith
Mt. Carmel
Tabasco
Frank Laub
Forest Brooks
Harry Conklin
Mt. Washington
Zuella Behymer
Anna Belle Jeremiah
Russell
Kenneth Davidson
Dayton
Daniel Keeler
Lester Kelsey
Harry Lee
Washington, D. C
William Broadhaver
Mary Johns
Keeler
John Alenger
Sunday
East O’cloughend
Charles Mattox
Pleasant Ridge
T. E. Mattox
E. W. Towns
J. D. Cross
Holderfield
Madison
Ind
Fern Fehnke
Youngstown
Sammons
Lena Guild
Marian
Columbus
Edward Guild
New Richmond
W. M
H. R. Eppert
Mary Jessie Livengood
Rev. Robbins
Summerside
Local Social Roundup from Glen Este and Surrounding Areas
Miss Sue Smythe of Oxford visited her parents the Smythes. Mrs Sid Curtis visits Alabama. Marvin McGuire hosted West Union and Peebles guests. H B Smythe and Ed Hubeey with Clara Smythe visited Amelia. Fenner Helvey of Dayton visited Charles McGuire. Agnes DeBrunner hosted a party for her brother Louis. Ed Huheey’s card club met. Mrs Robert Stewart hosted a Halloween bridge. she visits Batavia. Frank McGuire and Sid Curtis on the sick list. Ed Huheey and Fred Romohr visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Este
Sue Smythe
Oxford
H. B. Smythe
Sid Curtis
Alabama
Marvin McGuire
Lyman Treber
West Union
Homer Fulton
Peebles
Ed Hubeey
Clara Smythe
Amelia
Fenner Helvey
Dayton
Charles McGuire
Agnes DeBrunner
Louis
Ed Huheey
Roger Dudley
Betty Philhower
Hallowe’ En Bridge
Robert Stewart
Jas. Wasner
Batavia
Frank McGuire
Fred Romohr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tobasco
Mabel
Ester Lewis
Marathon
L. F. Coleman
Wayne Buckmaster
Carthage
Cathryn Jones
Hyde Park
Tugwell
Rome
Mussolini
Mesdames
J. P. Allen
O. C. Knight
Knight Home
Bertha Hutton
R. C. Liming
Voc.Ag
Owensville H
Hamlet
Chas. Freemyer
Murfeesboro
Birmingham
Ala
Gates
Alice
Brotherton’s
Halington
Mt. Holly
Joe McCann
East Amelia
Will Williams
Frank Ludlow
John Huntington
Ester Nelson
Bethesda Tr
MT. ‘Holly
Ohio
B. Gates
Kirby
Woodburn
J. B. Ireton
Union Stock Yards
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