Maple Grove News Briefs and Local Visits
Chartey Crabb and family near Wil Pasevy visit Dr ver's farm. Mrs. Martha Wallace improves after confinement. Mrs. Sarah Morse of Foster attends sister's illness. Aaron Stewart and wife visit Milford relatives. Albert Stanfield moves back to farm. Rev. Diey and family relocate from Canton to Madeira. Austen McMullen builds a new house. Lily Schooley improving and hosting her brother. Families from Newtonsville and Batavia visit. Alma White farewell in Marathon. Alma and husband move to Washington DC. Relatives from Dayton and Cler montville gather. numerous local visits and travel noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartey Crabb
Wilpasevy
Martha Wallace
Sarah Morse
Foster
Te Ahamily
Malott
Bloom Rose
Aaron Stewart
Milford
Lou
Albert Stanfield
Rev Diey
Chas. Simpson
Canton
Madeira
Austen McMullen
Lily Schooley
Andy
Modest
Pringle
Milton
Mary Rowan
Marathon
Quincy
George Clemons
Stanley
Anna Clemons
Alma
Washington D. C
Hughes
Dayton
Evangelistic Services Begin at Baptist Church
Evangelistic services led by Rev. H. A. Ketcham open at 7 30 nightly at the Baptist church. Mrs Glenard Rollins and mother, Mrs Carnes of Hyde Park, visited Miss Olive Swein midweek. Belle Green and Nellie Khan attended Bethel reunion. Elmer Ely of Bantam visited Mrs Cora Ely. Harry McKay of Hyde Park visited Misses Jessie and Helen Coulter. Philatheas honored Frances Fichels leaving for Batavia. Class No 10 of the M church met at Mrs Clara Appert’s. Hon C C Kearns spoke at Bethel’s 59th reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
H. A. Ketcham
Glenard Rollins
Carnes
Hyde Park
Olive Swein
Belle Green
Nellie Khan
Bethelaturday
Elmer Ely
Bantam
Cora Ely
Harry McKay
Jessie
Helen Coulter
Philatheas
Frances Fichels
Batavia
M. . Church
Clarappert
C. C. Kearns
Bethel
Tennessee trip and social notes in Newport area
Local social diary items report Mr and Mrs Spurlin planning a Tennessee trip. The piece notes weddings, visitors, club events, and family visits across Newport Kentucky and nearby towns, with names like Myron Rust Dale Huits Frances Rust and Carrie Taylor. A large portion covers club meetings, religious notices, and travel mentions among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurlin
Frances Rust
Tennessee
Myron Rust
Dale Huits
Wilhamsville
Newport
Chas. Houser
Helen Houser
Oneta Adama
Carrie Taylor
Bradley
Norwood
Will Lungmus
Robert
Zoo
Southern Ohio Christian Conference
Fairview Church
Fred Weaver
Mr. Werner
Mr. Counts
Hyde Park
Julia
Martha Bell
Amelia Woman’s Club
Has. Kearns
Ketchum
Sellers
Ludlows
Sunday Guests and Local Socials Highlight Town Ties
James Malott and wife joined P. H. Creager and wife for a Sunday visit. Mrs. Ella Uorey of Hamilton spent days with cousin Mrs. Otis Watson. Imperial Smith called on old friends. Relatives gathered at Mollie Rowan’s home Sunday for a cheerful reunion with Marie Hanford and others attending from Mapleton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Malott
P. H. Creager
Plott Creager
Ella Uorey
Hamilton
Otis Watson
Smith
Mollie Rowan
William i
Rimnan
Miran
Hire
Quinby
Kopyerey
Burdsall and Smith
Batavia
Clara Smith
Chas. Burdasall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hazel Harris
John Joseph
T. W. Needam
Gladys Moore
Erado
Ben Kirskaddon
Marion McFeeters
Crosstown
Social notes from STONELICK AND GERNON area
Local residents listed visiting relatives and attending events across several towns including Columbus Ohio Shelbyville Ind and Williamsburg. Births entertainments church services and family visits are noted with many names and places such as Elenor Milford Oakley Walnut Hills Owensville and Lexington Kentucky.
Local families share Sunday visits and travel across Ohio
Franklin resident Harry Dumford spent Sunday night with his father. Mrs. Thomas VanCamp shopped in Blanchester Saturday. The article lists numerous visits and trips including trips to Portsmouth Cincinnati Dayton and Belfast with family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dumford
Franklin, O
Thomas VanCamp
Blanchester
Chris Houser
Oliver Ashton
Monroe
Chas. VanCamp
Robert Williams
F. C. Sutton
Portmouth
Geo. Burger Batu
Cincinnati
Bethesdaospital
Lou Maddox
Ethel
Frank Bhooley
Miss Rosa
Jennie Collins
Dayton
Clesta Needham
Florida
L. Joupen
Blanchester Fair Grounds
Nia Grossnickle
Seward
Belfast
Frank
Dayton residents enjoy a Sunday gathering and moves ahead
Dale Roudebush and family visited Frank Dimmitt's on Sunday. Esther Lair underwent appendicitis surgery at Bethesda Hospital Thursday and is improving. Mrs. Lou Walker and a city gentleman visited her sister Mrs Clifton Pickelheimer. L J Meek visited home folks. Wm Roudebush plans to move a tenant house to the Pike and George Dimmitt to Newtonsville. Pickelheimer spent Sunday with Gladys Dimmitt. Dumford family and Mr Lair's daughter visited Bethesda Hospital. Stanley Hain family will move to the I N Dumford farm soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Binning
City
Henry Balthiser
Clifford McConaughey
Columbus
Ohio State University
Auy Carlier
Shelbyville
Ind
Roman Spahr
Frank Judd
D. A. Judd
Brazier
Elbert Judd
Wm. Judd
Batavia
Page Dawson
Mt. Holly
Clarence Ragland
Allyne Livengood
Everett Moore
Williamsburg
Palace Theater
James Carpenter
Carrie Burgess
Linwood
Baptist Church
Ed Patchell
Frank Hamilton
J. B. Livengess
Margaret
C. Hartmetz
L. B. Pollock
Elenor
Isaac Leaf
Milford
Clyde Ansteatt
Bera Patchell
Harry Patchell
Igh
Bandar
Fred , Daghter
Oakley
Michael High
Cecil McConaughy
Walnut Hills
Frank McConaughy
Saiph McAfee
Virginia
Harry McAfee
Ser
Dale Roudebush
Dayton
Frank Dimmitt
Esther Lair
Betfiesda Hospital
Lou Walker
Clifton Pickelheimer
L. J. Meek
Wm. Roudebush
Pike
Eorge Dimmitt
Newtonsville
la Pickelheimer
Gladys Dimmitt
M. Dumford
Dannie R
Mr. Lair
Bethesda Hospital
Stanley, Hain
I. N. Dumford
Ohio Ranks Third in 1925 Vehicle Registrations
Washington reports for the first six months of 1925 that New York leads with 1,404,658 registered vehicles, California follows with 1,317,825, and Ohio is third at 1,292,000. Pennsylvania and Illinois also exceed one million. Total U.S. registrations reach 17,716,709, up 13.9 percent from the prior year, with cars making up most of the total and trucks, taxicabs, buses and other vehicles included in the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
California
Ohio
Bureau of Roads
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Illinois
United States
Transit Schedules Between Hillsboro and Borstene
Daily rail service between Hillsboro and Borstene with departures at 6:00 and 10:00 a.m. from Borstene and return trips at 7:16 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. at Hillsboro. names John L. Bladon and Cincinnati appear in station notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jallsbore
Borstene
Hand Lever Lifeboat Design From England
A lifeboat built in England uses hand levers for propulsion instead of oars to avoid loss or damage to oars and ensure continued operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
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Caroline’ Myrick
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Charley Bennett
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Clarence Fagin
Belle Follow
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Herbert Thomas
Toledo
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Bert Lytle
Fairview Chapel
Je W. Muzzy
Nan Brunk
Susie Thomas
Wmmsey
Amelia
Woman’s Club
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Rhoda Bloeher
Carrie P. Auld
Boulware
Raymond Callen
Scipio
Lon Day
Clifford Warden
Darwon
Homer Semel
Micaes Ade Y Er Persely
Es Ie
Ollie Warden
Warden
R. C. Caldwell
Chi
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Guy Holmes
Bethel Friends
Grace McNutt
Yton
McNutt
Mildred
Joseph Amiott, Jr
Cleveland Hoes
Springfield
John Jones
Mt. Oreb
Belle Harris
C. Knight
Harry Moyer
Ruth
Gilbert Hauck
Terraceark
Maggie Hauck
Fred Amiott
Lib Rose
Pat
Singleton
Federation of Farm Women’s Clubs
Earl Andrews
Rank Hauck
Charles Williams
Harry Jester
Rising Sun
Frank Curliss
Stonelick and
Gernon
Courier
Sardinia
Willi
Miles
Effectivamsburg
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N. & W. Railway
R. S. Croswell
Truck Service
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B. T. Wiemeller
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Old Barr Homestead
Williamsburg Uike
Menton
A. M. Ellis
J. W. Owens
Lott Hulick
Woodland Park
W. C. Hutson Realty
Second National Bank
NESW
Norfolk
John L. Bladon
Oe Cincinna
East Sound
Cincinnat
Iitamsbure
Inia
Restemouth
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