Wedding Solemnized at St. Louis Catholic Church
The wedding of Miss Mary Alice Dollemmeyer and Mr. Wm Brewing was solemnized at St. Louis Catholic Church with Rev. Haley officiating. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Weaver and others from Lebanon Ohio and West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Dollemmeyer
Mr. Wm. Brewing
Raymond Weaver
Frank Frazer
Ralph .Lewis
Lebanon
Ohio
Seamon
West Union
F. H. Russell
Nellie
Pleasant Ridge visitors call on Bathavia hosts
Pleasant Ridge residents Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rapp and daughter Sandra of Bathavia were Sunday callers at the home of Mrs. Anna Ulrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
John
A. Rapp
Sandra
Bathavia
Anna Ulrey
Community Guests and Visits Highlight Weekend
Martha Conover and Donald Tigar families hosted guests at Ash Cave on Sunday. Ellery Sears and daughter Frankie returned to Tennessee after a two week stay with relatives. Clyde Schooley plans a trip to Atlantic City and Florida for the winter. Alfreda Conover stayed with Jo Ann Tigar. Jasper Ferris improved and returned home from hospital. Steven Applegate and family of Loveland visited his mother. Ava Conover to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital for observation. Edward Bodley family moving back to the community. Cletus Switzer and Lebanon visitors with Martha Hurgia. Sunday School attendance 27, collections 656 dollars. Chicken and ham supper planned for Oct 22. Lee Tigar hosted guests at Mabel Holcroft’s Milford home. Sears from Chattanooga attended church with perfect Sunday School record. Tal Flanary hosting West Virginia friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Schooley
Atlantic City
N. J
Florida
Alfreda Conover
Jo Ann Tigar
Jasper Ferris
Steven Applegate
Loveland
Ava Conover
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Cletus Switzer
Lebanon
Ohio
Martha Hurgia
Lee Tigar
Mabel Holcroft
Milford
Sears
Chattanooga
Tenn
Batavia Club Activities and Local Birth Announcements
Batavia society notes include the Batavia Woman's Club meeting on October 29 at Fellowship Hall with Mrs Tril a ITamilton aghost and others. A daughter Patricia Ann was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roscie Tyl r Jr. in Batavia. Various visits, club events, and church activities are listed with dates through November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Woman's Club
Fellowship Hall
Trila Itamilton
Roscie Tyl R, Jr
Patricia Ann
Frank Wiseman
Detroit
Mich
Batavia
Wiseman
David
Brice Hendrixson
Hendrixson Insurance Agency
Cincinnati
Insurance Agents Association of Ohio
Dayton
Ohio
Edwin Burger
Robert Ayer
Warren Malott
Paul Hopping
Batavia Methodist Sunday School
R. L. Wall
Orie Malott
Batavia Grange
E. U. B. Church of
Russell
Red Bud Mission
Kentucky
Local Social Roundup and Obituary Notice in Marathon Area
Sunday visits mark busy social week with the Shafer, Graham, Silman and Jones families. Card party planned at I O O F Hall on Oct 22 features euchre 600 and bingo. Mrs Legros of Owensville, 93, dies after a fall. widow of long time shoe shop operator Charles Legros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Weak
Stella Weak
Hillsboro
Marathon I
O. O. F. Hall
Euchre
G. M. Caldwell
R. EB. Reynolds
Joe Savage
Everett Weak
Wm, Uhl
Marian Reynolds
Mrs
Collis Sutton
Legros
Owensville
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Charles Legros
Sven Legros
Schulick-Taylor- Tobacco Company
Wheeling
W. Va
Durrs Visit as Dayton Couple Noted in Local Listings
Evening notice records Mr and Mrs Maurice Durr of Dayton as visitors, with H E sick list mentioned and a brief item noting Mr Johnnie Genet as on the Marshalls list last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Durr
Lerado Social News Includes Visitors and Calls
Mrs. William Shilto spent the weekend near Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Marshall visited Arlie Hill near Franklin. Mrs. Gladys Vogel and Mae visited with her parents in Lerado. Mrs. Clark shopped in Blandwest er last Saturday afternoon. Cliff Shilts and sons called on his father last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Chas. Howell
R. Dennison
Russell Dennison
Jos. Ohimer
Milford
Raymond Wallace
Jerry Marsh
Bobby
Cincinnati
Harry Kerber
Pleasant Plain
Harvey Constant
J. E. Marshall
Arlie Hill
Franklin
Gladys Vogel
Mae
Lerado
Clark
Blandwester
Cliff Shilts
Mulberry Names Emma Vanfleet In Obituary Card
Emma Vanfleet of Mulberry is named in a brief obituary card with mentions of Mrs Alfred Woodmansee and daughter Mrs Robert Mitchell and Pam of Lynchburg, indicating family connections and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Woodmansee
Robert’ Mitchell
Pam
Lynchburg
Shrewd Clermont Merchant Praised as Sunoco Dealer
Community notes praise R. F. Bruns as a cautious seller who would only offer pleasing items. He reportedly discussed Sunoco gasoline years ago and later owned a gas station. Bruns was a leading Cincinnati grocer and top buyer, with reports of a $19,000 bonus offer from Kroger to recruit him. Sam's Wells Co. fur buyer and Wm. Lewellen, fruit merchant, are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kroger
Sam’s Wells Co
Wm. Lewellen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mayme
Ulrey
St. Louis
Catholic Church
Haley
The
Good
Maritan Hospital
Esther Anstaett
Middletown
Edith Anstaett
West Carrollton
Margaret Chatham
Harrodsburg, Ky
Keith Ulrey
Mum and Water St
Miller Motor Sales
Main St
Robert Crowe
Martha J. Conover
Donald Tigar
Stanley Pray
Ash Cave
Ellery Sears
Frankie
Tennessee
Rela
Edward Bodley
Tal Flanary
West Virginia
Pita
Petele
Nave Frigidas Aay
SemoRaya
J. C. Fuhr
Williamsburg
Getz MT. Washington
Beechmont
Plymouth
Getz
Tiffany
MT. Washington
Cape Opt
Vine
Walnut Hills
Margaret Sprague
Cla A Slater
Harry Jones
Lawrence Shafer
Jas. Malott
Chas, Graham
Plainville
Carl Bayles
Mrs. Irwin Silman
Bantam
Weisflock
John Ohmer
Little Miss
Sharon Lee
Christ Hospital
H. E
Marshalls
Johnnie Genet
Miamians
V. F. W. Post
Abbott & Costello
Martha Raye
Gene Autry
Russell Hayden
the Mounties
William Holden
Joan Caulfield
Ruth
Jams Ellison
Mary Beth Hughes
Last of the
Wild Horses
William Shilto
Cin
Cinnati
Mulberry
Emma Vanfleet
R. F. Bruns
Mr. Bruns
Sunoco Gaso
Sunoco
Willard
Nash Pharmacy
Woodruff’s Pharmacy
Chevrolet
Auxier Chevrolet
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