Social notices and family gatherings listed in local column
Mrs. Margaret Hobson and son Louie recently entertained to dinner by Mrs. Sallie Reton and Mrs. Nellie Hart. Edward Curlis and family of Norwood moved into the Ourry property. Several neighbors and families are mentioned visiting, dinners, and community events across the city with names such as Dr. Freon and Mrs. Davidson, and activities at homes and churches. Rev. Land and family spent time in Metter with friends at Belfast. A valuable lot of items was noted and the Seale society planned an event at a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hobson
Louie
Sallie Reton
Nellie Hart
Edward Curlis
Norwood
Ourry
Alice Kakaddon
Pee Hawthorn
Stella
New Pas Mines
Bat Pen
An Freon
Ata
San Mars
Davideon
Frank
The
Seale
Land
Irienea
Belfast
Ireday
Grenioe
Sierooon
Renate Pratense
Avidson
Sidney Apent
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Local Social Notes Chronicle Weekend Visits and Visits
Mrs. Gallagher and son Hugh of Cincinnati spent Thorny with Br Leeverry and family. Eagar Keeble attends University of Cincinnati. Branley Granner and wife visit relatives in Indiana. Hill spent Wednesday in Jalia Burdsall and daughters, with Clara. Harbaugh family at Bloom Rose. Flo Whitaker visiting her brother at Lebanon. A J Keeble visiting relatives at Georgetown. Mr Kuck and family at Sunday with Frenk Hitech and family. Ray Favret and wife spent Sunday with parents. W R Aber and wife spent Sunday with his father at Lynchburg. Lon Lakemire and wife from Williamsburg spent Saturday with Senerrt Hill. Grace Br assisted with chores for the Young Ladies at evening. Mr and Mrs E Fagley of Niebolg and Chas Reese visited. teents visitors fly at home. Willams rat with the Flaite te func. Various local gatherings noted across past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gallagher
Hugh
Cincinnet
Thorny
Br. Leeverry
Eagar Keeble
University of Cincinnati
Branley Granner
Indiana
Ene Hill
Jalia
Arver
Goabee
Billi
Ben Tiss
Pi ‘Oh Its
Hox Plaugher
Norwood
Ray Favret
W. R. Aber
Lynchburg
Lon Lakemire
Williamsburg
Hill
Grace Br
E Fagley
Niebolg
Chas
Reese Tad Fa Ville
Ailiy
Ric
Manning
Local Notes From Richmond Area Meet and Visits
The item mentions Witt unable to return home, Joe Dawson's family visiting, Miss Mary Sommermier visiting Latonia Kentucky, Amelia Woman's club first meeting with large attendance, a talk by Hon on Disarmament, and Tabscotts and Claude Houser visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Page
Joe Dawson
Rat
Wats Wood
Mary Sommermier
Wil
Ngmus
Latonia
Mesdames Meyer
Dolen
Houser
Freemeyer and Offutt
Amelia Woman's Club
Emma Reed
Hon Oa
C.houser
Tabscotts
Claude Houser
Local Visits and Social Rounds Across Towns
Mrs. Beach of Chicago visited her sister Mrs. Cossairt while Mrs. Neählt attended city events. R. Silcot and Miss Poppare joined the soldiers reunion at Bethel last Saturday. Mrs. Wheelock Winsear and daughter toured Cincinnati. Mrs. A. Coombs called on friends at Bethel and the Woman's club met at Ame on Saturday. Annie Wa ed on Mrs. Rosa week. families visited Hamlet rumager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Chicago
Cossairt
Neéiert
City
He. R. Silcot
Poppare
Bethel
Wheelock Winsear
Cincinnati
A. Coombs
Albert Coombs
Dos
Woman’s Club
Ame
Annie Waed
Rosa
Rumager
Hamlet
Local Social Notes Spread Across Visits and Visits
Mrs Edith Brazier hosted her son Frea and family at Norwood this week. Mr and Henry Bickel entertained relatives Sunday. The G A R encampment in Indianapolis drew Mr and Mrs William Perkins and others. Will Rahe family and Mrs Mattox visited Cincinnati on Sunday. Mrs Frank Brown visited city relatives this week. Charley Carpenter returned from North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike-Pear I
Edith Brazier
Frea
Norwood
Henry Bickel
William Perkins
Indianapolis
Will Rahe
Mattox
Incinnati
Frank Brown
Charley Carpenter
North Dakota
Family Gatherings Spread Through Sunday List
Mrs. Melvina Brunk hosted many relatives Sunday with guests including Mrs. Rachel Frye and family. Several named visitors like Sadie Whitaker, the Grosnickles, Ethel Jonas, Jack Weaver, and Cora Miller were mentioned visiting or staying with local residents. John W. Rowan of Madisonville was seen in Batavia on Tuesday renewing acquaintances. A note mentions a root based tonic by A. Nash containing no minerals or opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvina Brunk
Bunda
Rachel Fryeta
Sadie Whitaker
Bo Onroe
Francis Grosnickle
Uie
Paul Grosnickile
Smithson
Ethel Jonas Sea
Milford
Jack Weaver
Famil
Hette
Et Rely
Ge Doughman
Grannes
Tape Eek
Madisonville
Wis Ren Psere
John W. Rowan
Batavia
Local Social Notes Include Weddings Guests and Club Meeting
Mrs Margaret Flora hosted a Sunday school class in a pleasant gathering. Guests from Whit er Bethel and Winchester visited, and Dorothea Thomas married J Franks near Marietta Ohio on Sept 2. Amelia Young Club met at L Vacas with activities and a social hour led by Hon Charles Kearns. Tanlac is praised by A C Nash for its helpful effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Flora
M. E. Church
Jessie
Belep Cosles
George Coulter
Whiter
Lily Lowell Drake
Bethel
Edgar Swem
W. E. Ramsay
Winchester
Dorothea Thomas
J. Franks
Marietta
Ohio
Amelia Young Club
Mire
L. Vaca
Katharine Offutt
Rolo
Hula Taam
Luella
Hon
Charles ©. Kearns
Sunday Socials and Local Visits Across Laurel Bethel and Bowkers
Charles Turner and Ignity of Laurel spent Sunday with Asher Edward Hewett and family of Bethel, Olivia's hosted visits, Mrs Bianch Chase of lows visiting Clyde Dann's, Emmett Shannon and wife of Bowpers and one y were weekend guests, Burke of Beth and Mies ail wed. O' McMurchy's, ar nce Burke and Mies ail attended a wedding amid a week of social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Turner
Ignity
Laurel
Asher Edward Hewett
Bethel
Olivia’s
Bianch Chase
Lows
Clyde Dann
Emmett Shannon Annes
O' Mcmurchy
Nce Burke
Beth
Mies
Vine Pareson
Johnston
Community Notes From Petersburg and Nearby Areas
Local residents attend gatherings and visit kin in Petersburg and nearby towns. Guests include Mr Foster and wife from Batavia, Mr Cordy and wife from Afton, and other neighbors visiting relatives and sharing meals. Farm talks mention hay and cattle movements and Sabbath visits to Meeltostul.
Mrs. Eugene Hull Dies After Illness at 45
Mrs. Eugene Hull died Tuesday at 45 after a lengthy illness. Funeral was Thursday at 2 pm at her residence, daughter of Nidus Mir. Survived by husband and four daughters, including Mrs. Ameeush of Lewisburg and Raymond Hull. Funeral details noted and sympathy extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roleh Fuhr
Eugene Hull
Nidus Mir
Ameeush
Lewisburg
Raymond Hull
Hull
Beatrice Maham
Samuel Coore
Batavia
B. Caio
Mejaville
M. Ff. McNutt
Sirinie
W.E. Maioovst
R. Ura
Peouf
Letha
Wilmington College
Ush
Poulsburg
Wei Bea Fats
An al
Cleveland Bros
Oni
Charles
Texas
On Kinnath Hal Brothers
Birs
Elizabeth Peterson
Neighbors Honor Elmer White With Farewell Jacowert Party
The Wooded town community gathered Thursday evening to celebrate Elmer White and his wife before they relocate to Madisonville. Mr and Mrs Hamilton plan to move back to their farm. The event included relatives, friends, and local attendees from Mondtown and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer White
Adisonville
Ands. Hamilton
Mondtown
J. Hone Petton
Grane RhoreRallace
Fami Allen Ashton
Gene
Emeeter
Jimerson
Jester Fork
H. Hunter
Ayton
Aomer Johnson
Carroll Vouse
Arathon
Naomi Boriew
Weaver
Hyde Park
Local Social Notes From Town Sources
Chas. Sams and wife returned Tuesday from Brown county. Mrs. T.T. Scott called on Mrs. Andrews Tuesday. Miss Vivian Jackson and a lady friend of Northside visited Sam Andrews during the past week. R. D. Gil anane of Werpocd. Mrs. A. Brown of the city visited Jno. Andrews' family. Mrs. Eugene and Mrs. Mogree Hill spent the day in Dear Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Sams
Brown County
T.T. Scott
Andrews
Vivian Jackson
Northside
Ee Bakunday
Sam Andrew's
R. D. Gil
Werpocd
A.rown
City
Jno. Andrews
Eugene
Mogree Hill
Passenger Bus Schedule Between Owensville Batavia Perin Milford
Schedule A M to Milford lists departures from Owensville at 6 46 and 3 30 with intermediate stops Batavia and Milford. Evening return trips depart Milford 4 45 and Batavia 6 80 with Batavia pickup from the Cler Mont Hotel and Milford from C M B depot. No Sunday service. Phone 662 Batavia exchange.
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Prade
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American Insurance Company
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General Incurange
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