Small Town Flower Show Draws Many Entries
The Williamsburg Garden Club hosted a flower show on September 13 at the Williamsburg Methodist Church. Mrs. J. Kermit Smith won sweepstakes for best arrangement. Mrs. Stanley Berens took second. Mrs. Jerome Jackson led the point system with first place. Eighty entries and multiple ribbons recognized many participants. plans for a December 6 Christmas Flower Show are announced.
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Williamsburg Methodist Church
Williamsburg
Anna Braselton
Jerome Jackson
J. Kermit Smith
Harry Britton
Stanley Berens
Clifford Shields
Harry Jordan
Mantel
M. D. Kratzer
James Coyle
Leo Walker
Carl Foster
Lyte Creager
Ethel Creager
Flora Ruffner
Hattie Young
IV. J. White
Paul Lytle
Nicholas L. White
Kermit Hutchinson
Pony Keg Building Enlarged Home Near Route 74
Mt. Carmel Penk Keg enlarges and rebuilds on the south side of Route 74 about 150 feet west of its current site. Foundations, brickwork, and Brock work progress rapidly. John Andres and Clarence Smith expect to move by December to expanded quarters with beverage, snack, and delicatessen service and a front parking area.
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Brock
Mt. Carmel Penk Keg
Route 74
John Andres
Clarence Smith
Poems of Silent Aid and American Destiny
Two poems appear from midcentury press. The first by Mary Hoge Bruce from Cincinnati Times Star urges quiet support for a grieving friend and the power of silent sympathy. The second by Gladys McKee in the New York Herald Tribune uses nature imagery to declare a steadfast love of country and destiny, with references to a flag and an acorn.
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Mary Hoge Bruce
Cincinnati Times Star
Gladys McKee
New York Herald Tribune
Margaret H Turner to John Turner Property Sale Notice
Margaret H Turner transfers 0.36 acres in Union Township to John C Turner. Record notes transfer details and location within Union Township.
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Margaret H. Turner
John .C. Turner
Union Tp
A Farm Sales Pitch Becomes Insurance Lesson
Hack Willis cools at the pump when a young insurance salesman arrives from the drive offering booklets and policy pitches. The salesman recites farm experience and offers a plow as collateral for a quick deal. Hack weighs options and learns cooperation hinges on seeing the other man's place.
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Hack Willis
Hack
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