Williamsburg Social Notes and Local Meetings
Miss Elizabeth Clark hosts the Vesta Club in Williamsburg on Tuesday. Daughters of Rebekah Lodge holds first meeting in new hall one year after a prior fire. Various local residents visit relatives in Kentucky and Ohio. Dr. Thomas Foster ill in Washington and Mrs. Elizabeth Evans improves from illness. A beauty shop opens on Main Street. Community events include church programs and garden club gatherings with many regional visitors and neighbors.
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Williamsburg
Elizabeth Clark
Thel Vesta Club
J. W. Foster Baff
Lloyd Frazier and Son
Johannesburg
Africa
T. G. Foster
Elizabeth Evans
Elizabeth Fuhr
Main Street
Kroger
QO. B. Martin
F. G. Vanetta
Middletown
T.G. Foster
D. &, Stephan
Lorain
P. Huon Elrod
I. B. Davidson
John Davidson
A. E. Zimmer
College Hill
Thomas Foster
Washington, D. C
Public embraces six cylinder engines as proven advances
The public accepts the six cylinder engine with the same confidence shown for four wheel brakes and other proven automotive innovations. The tone suggests a broad consumer endorsement of this powerplant advancement.
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Sary
Embroidery and Mother's Club Activities Gather Community
Mrs. Wm. Fite entertained the Embroidery Club and the first Mother's Club meeting was held at the school house. Officers elected include Mrs. Henry Applegate president and Mrs. BE Green vice president. plans were made for a Hallowe en party at the M W A Hall. Several residents hosted and visited relatives across Cincinnati Norwood and Mount Washington Heights with social events and theater trips noted.
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Wm. Fite
Embroidery Club
Mother’s Club
School House
Henry Applegate
BE. Green
McKinley
J. Evanshine
M. W. A. Hall
R. S. Oetzel
Norwood
Tom Clark
Local residents and visitors share events around Oquensville
Dr and Mrs Behymer of Batavia visit sisters Margaret Blythe and Mrs Mary Rapp. The Faveret sisters Mary Theresa Mary J and Elizabeth spend a City afternoon. Local gatherings include Hallowe en party at John Rosselots and a Band Association Halloween bazaar with supper parade and concerts.
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Oqwensville
Behymer
Batavia
Margaret Blythe
Mary Rapp
Mary
Theresa
Mary J
Elizabeth Faveret
City
Limershien
Lew Yager
Bert Dunn
Norwood
Charles Taylor
Seren Hill
Modest
John Draver
Perry Groves
Moorehead
Lynchburg
Anna Boose
Frank
Milford
Inez Rapp
Zetta Mitchell
Ed Steward
Chas. Taylor
Mason
Mary Marsh
John Rosselott
Elizabeth Rosselot
Wm. Gernon
Gernon Station
Enos Atchley
Madisonville
O. F. Hill
Margaret Ingalls
Bridge Club
Nelson Lange
Kansas City
Maggie Flora
Benton Wilson
White Oak
Edgar Swein
John J. Bolender
Felicity
Band Association
Anna Anthonie
Olive Sweém
L. F. Mattox
Guy Beldin
Dublin
Ind
Mary H. Kline
James R. Hicks
Death of Harry Manning in Roscoe
Harry Manning died at his home Tuesday evening. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon. He leaves a widow and three brothers. Numerous relatives and friends gathered for visits in Felicity and Hyde Park areas, with extended family coming from Bellevue Kentucky, Fort Thomas Kentucky, Walnut Hills and Lexington Kentucky for the day.
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Harry Manning
Will Bureau
William
Felicity
Marion Lee
Ft. Thomas
Hthel
Bernice Bloomluff
Bob Ash
Walnut Hills
Blanche Bloomluff
St. Joseph Hospital
Lexington
Wilbur Dunley
Mariemont
M. Mason
Pleasant Plain
J. L. Barkley
Williamsburg
Pearl Mason
Social visitors and gatherings in Monterey
Visitors at F A Thirey residence included T E Moore and wife from Lynchburg Miss Cecile Janey of Norwood Mr and Mrs Olmver Innis and baby of Greenberry and others. Grand Chapter of the Ohio Eastern Star at Toledo noted by Miss Lou Etta Thirey. Local families hosted dinners and attended events in Columbus and Harveysburg with relatives nearby.
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F. A. Thirey
T. E. Moorepene
Lynchburg
Cecile Janey
Norwood
Olmver
Innis
Baby
Greenberry
Lou Etta Thirey
Grand
Ohio Eastern Star
Toledo
Howard Snell
Harveysburg
W. B. Knight
League
Watson
Lida
Ernestine Varney
Young Peoples
Columbus
Ernie McCullough
Cincinnati
Wm. Fomorin
Loren Heckathorn
Kearns
Hillsboro
Local social notes from Lindale and surrounding area
Mrs. George Huntington of Hamlet visits her mother on Sunday. Cincinnati visitors include Mr. Basset Valentine and Mrs. C. P. Doney along with Dr. and Mrs. Valentine of Hamlet. Households host relatives and friends across Cincinnati and Batavia. A Halloween social at Jackson schoolhouse on October 31 features best makeups prizes.
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Nicholsville
Howard Wall
Batavia
M.H. Brannen
Ladies’ Aid and Epworth League
Jackson School
Wm. Knowles
Knowles
Frank Donovan
Norwood
Emma Lough
Covington
Churches announce services at Batavia and Monterey
Batavia Presbyterian Church with minister Samuel Huecker lists Sunday school at 9:00 and morning worship at 10:45 with the sermon Nineveh or Tarshish Which. Midweek service Wednesday at 7:30. Monterey Presbyterian Church also led by Huecker. a week of special services begins Sunday Nov 1 at 7:30 pm with daily services except Saturday. all invited.
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Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Rerviadieistay
Monterey Presbyterian Church
Churches announce services and guest speakers in November
The Church of the United Brethren in Christ invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 and 10 15 with a guest speaker Hon Chas M Wagner who presided in Baltimore for 38 years speaking at 10 30 am at Owensville Township 8 S Convention. Catholics announce Masses Rosary devotion and All Souls Day prayers throughout the week with missions at St Louis Owensville led by Rev Alexander Q F M from November 1 to 8 1981.
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Board of Elections
Clermont County
Ohio
Education
Boards of
Rush
P. A. Ireton
Lewis G. Ludwick
Walter Bauer
Elizabeth Ross
Chas. M. Wagner
Baltimore
All Souls
St. Philomena
Stonelick
Edward Stuhlmueller
St. Louis Church
Owensville
Alexander
Joseph Wernke
Nursery Stock Prices and Catalog From Bethel Route 125
Apple trees in four sizes 15 to 40 cents two year branched. Peach one year trees four sizes 12 to 30 cents. Pear Plum Cherry Quince two year branched 60 cents. Current Gooseberry two cent each. Raspberry Blackberry four cents each. Grape vines 16 cents each. Privet two year eight sizes two and eight and de? Red Leaf Barberry 800 bunches. Magnolia Ornamental trees Evergreens priced. Season opens Oct 25 through December. We are one mile east of Bethel on State Route 125. 14016
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Bethel
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Philip Hutson
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Bethesda Hospital
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Lawrence Ranson
West Point
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Bertha Clemons
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Myrtle Slye
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Poets’ Union
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Clermont Courier
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