New Richmond Minister to deliver Cranston Memorial sermon
New Richmond notes report Rev. Russell G. Bisnett executive secretary of the Cincinnati Presbytery will preach at Cranston Memorial Church Sunday October 19 at 10 45 AM. Local social items include guests, anniversaries, and club events with numerous visits to homes in New Richmond and nearby towns.
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Russell G. Bisnett
Cincinnati
Hofer Sprague
Dayton
Ohio
John DeNamara
Rockford
Emma Carey
Alice McKinn
Buckeye Lodge No. 150
New Richmond
Richard Smittle
William W. Canton
Kiwanis Club
John Wehman
Jason Shipp
Charles Schenz
Herlad Howard
Wm. Frye
Wm. Jones
Wm. Grayse
Charles Springer
Emery Hamilton
Lawrence Goetz
Frank Adamson
Virginia Gods
Ed .Kelley
Pearl Gaskins
Hud Park
Wm. Singler
Schirmer
Ed Woods
Walnut Hills
Everett Dugan
Viomeburg
Reception Attended by Owensville Residents
Mayme Ulrey Mr and Mrs John Craver and daughter Mrs Irma Ireton attended the reception at the Owensville event, joining local residents in the social gathering.
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Mayme Ulrey
John Craver
Irma Ireton
Funeral rites held for Mrs Winifred Schubert at Broadwell
Mrs Winifred Schubert widow of Frank Schubert and stepmother of Nellie Lanham had funeral services Sunday afternoon at Broadwell Funeral Home.
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Winifred Schubert
Broadwell Funeral Home
Weekend Social Notes From Afton And Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Carrie Cummins spent Sunday with her son and family at Afton Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Henize and family visited relatives at New Richmond last Sunday. Mrs. Kenneth Gregg of Cincinnati visited last Sunday with her mother Mrs. Myrtle Hall. Weekend visitors at the home of Mrs. Martha King were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sharp and daughters of Richmond Kentucky and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shepherd of Newark Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer King visited Batavia last Thursday.
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Carrie Cummins
Afton
Ohio
Adam Henize
New Richmond
Keneth Gregg
Cincinnati
Myrtle Hall
Martha King
Bob Sharp
Richmond
Howard Shephard
Newark
Elmer King
Batavia
Mrs Elizabeth Horn Dies After Illness at 70
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Horn wife of Arthur P. Horn of Branch Hill died at home last Friday after years of invalidism. She was 70. Funeral services were Monday at Monroe Funeral Home with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Milford. Born Elizabeth Maynard she formerly lived near New Townsville. She is survived by her husband and a niece Mrs Bertha Krey of Oakley.
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Elizabeth Horn
Elizabeth E. Horn
Arthur P. Horn
Branch Hill
Monroe Funeral Home
Greenlawn Cemetery
Milford
Elizabeth Maynard
Horn
Newtonsville
Bertha Krey
Oakley
Mystery of the Missing Farms and Family Farms
The text argues that US farms have shrunk by a quarter but grown in size by about twenty acres. It claims more families own farms today, aided by labor-saving equipment, enlarging landholdings while preserving family ownership. The piece extols family farms as democratic and patriotic.
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America
Goshen Methodist Chicken Dinner Set for Oct 22
Goshen Mrs Amos Binkley announces a chicken dinner hosted by the Goshen Methodist Church Ladies in the school cafeteria starting at 5 30 p m on Wednesday October 22. Elizabeth Sullivan hosts Mr and Mrs S Lottman of Louisville Ky as house guests. The WSCS met October 8 at the home of Mrs Pearl Massman with Mrs Ed Saxton presiding.
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the Goshen Methodist Church
Elizabeth Sullivan
S. Lottman
Louisville
WSCS
Pearl Massman
Ed Saxton
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Walter Canto
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Burch Altman
John Heywood
Thomas
Hillsboro
Ray Irwin
Pearl Massam
Star
Ted Bailey
Madeira
Frank Hoggatt
Henry Himmelman
Westwood
Hoyt Alrey
Anna Ulrey
Mayme
Maysville
Noyes Strout
Baltimore
Owensville
Felicity
A. Evans
Harry C. Winston
Bank Building
Loveland
Loveland, Ohio
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Goshen
Argus
Candid
Kable
Locke
Blocher
Main Street
Freedom
Founda
Thomas Jefferson
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