Batavia Locals Note Movements and Visits Amid Illness
Batavia residents report family illnesses travel and social events. Lieut Franklin Wiseman is in Batavia from the East Coast due to his father J M Wiseman’s illness. Virginia Aulen attended a Tuberculosis Conference in Columbus. Mrs R G McCloskey of Logansport visited Batavia. Joe Laffleur, abroad, returned briefly to be with his wife in a Cincinnati hospital. The Batavia Woman's Club plans a potluck and meeting on October 5.
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Lieut
Franklin Wiseman
Park
Batavia
J. M. Wiseman
Joe Laffleur
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
Roy Battles
Batavia Woman’s Club
Edenton
Blanchester
Guernsey
Jersey
T. B
Bangs
Summerside and Mount Carmel Social Notices
Summerside and Mount Carmel residents hosted and visited relatives this weekend. Ray and wife Canter joined Mrs Reis of Cincinnati for a Sunday gathering. Theis and McGramm families hosted guests. Ther Bauer of Kennedy Heights and Carl Rosesager of Norwood visited. Virgo Bickel remains home recovering from a roof fall injury at work in New Town.
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Ray Canter
Ther. Bauer
Kennedy Heights
Theis
Virgo Bickel
Newtown
Auction of farm goods and livestock in Pleasant Plain Ohio
Auction listing for 20 tons of mixed hay 5000 bales of soy beans hay 289 bales straw 60 Brown Leghorn yearling hens. Equipment includes milk cans buckets strainer water stock tank oak barrels milk cart wheel barrow posts hay fork rope pulleys. Some household furniture. Cash terms. Karl M Brown clerk staff Thompson Irvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson Pleasant Plain
Ohio
Karl M Brown
Thompson
Comedy Duo Returns to Happy Hour Theater
Joan Davis co stars with Bob Comes to the Happy Hour Theater in Williamsburg for shows on Sunday and Monday. The act promises light fare and laughs, reviving the popular club format with a breezy, nostalgic vibe.
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America
Joan Davis
Bob
Williamsburg
Rationing At A Glance For Home Front Supplies
Consumer guides list rationing for processed foods red and blue stamps, sugar limits, and gasoline coupons. Details include monthly points, weekly allowances, stamp validity, and requirements for home canning sugar and vehicle license recording to prevent black market activity.
Tolerance and prejudice debate echoes at home
A fragment discusses combating intolerance and prejudice as a worthy cause, noting that tolerance may begin at home. The text mentions an event or figure and a $100,000 amount, but details are incomplete.
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Bramble
Strietmann Biscuit CO
Wooster Pike
Mariemont
THE
R. A. Becker CO
Langdon Farm
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
the Courier
Hampshire
Frank G. Cain
Ten Mile Road
New Richmond
Auxier Bldg
Water and
H. Conover
Clermont Lumber and Supply Co
Milford
Recto Molded Products, Inc
J. E. Lytle
City
Heatrola
Ford
George Carter
Owenville
Pike
New Zealand
O. L. Langen
Hubert Farris
Reading Rd
J. A. Lutes Bicycle Shop
Olive Branch
Rt. No. 1
Iles W. Mueller
Garfield Ave
Greenlawn
Thorne
Raymond C. Oetzel
Mt. Pisgah
Albert B. Gatch
Mill St. Milford
O. Ph. Milford
Geo, Carter, R. Rt
Jonathans
Ernest J. Meek
Telephon
Batavia, Ohio
Main St
Hendrixson Insurance Agency
Maine
A. Ts, Hendrixon
Felicity
Virginia Aulen
Columbus
Harmon Cover
Mt. Washington
Ella Cover
R. G. McCloskey
Logansport
Ind
Harry Kahle
Herbert Hoberg
Georgia
Lieutenant Hoberg
Ft. Benning
Emma Rhode
Clarence Curtis
Marcella
Toggenberg
Mabel Schatz
Cathlee Goat Farm
J. B. Wilkerson
R. Rt
Carl Slye
Nicholsville
Bethel
Happy Hour Theatre
Mrs
Warren Liston
California
Cleveland, C
Donald Lewis
Pacific
Mefford
Harry Mefford
Summerside
MT. Carmel
Mrs. St. Bryant
V. N. McGramm
Carl Rosesager
Norwood Ohio
Schneider
Williameblrg
Bill Boyd
Gabby Hayes
Hopalong Cassidy
Kent Smith
Bonita Granville
Bob Crosby
Jane Frazee
Kansas City
Stooge
Spencer Tracy
Signe Hasso
Walter Brennan and
Jeanne Crain
Indiana
Smith Radio Sewice
Market Street
Bethel School
U. S. O. National War Fund Orchestra
Joe Marsh
Hubby
Sis
Brewing Industry Foundation
Cincinnati Gas & Electric CO
VG Ptys
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