Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Miss Maude Horn in Williamsburg
Miss Maude Horn of Middletown Ohio entertained her club with a Saturday bridge luncheon at her parents home Mr and Mrs H G Horn in Williamsburg. Attendees included Mrs Ray Ackins Mrs H H Schrock Mrs Clarence Albertson Miss Ada Lindsey both of Middletown Mrs Alma Allbright Germantown Mrs J E Lytle Batavia Mrs Bertha Boyd and Mrs Jesse Bissantz Williamsburg and Mrs Morley Figgins New Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Horn
Middletown
Ohio
H. G. Horn
Williamsburg
Ray Ackins
H. H. Schrock
Clarence Albertson
Ada Lindsey
Alma Allbright
Germantown
J. E. Lytle
Batavia
Bertha Boyd
Jesse Bissantz
Morley Figgins
New Richmond
Why You Will Vote for Willkie The Third Term Candidate
A wide editorial attacks the Third Term Candidate and promotes Wendell L. Willkie as the next president. It highlights campaign chaos within the New Deal, criticizes figures like Boss Flynn and Henry Wallace, and urges readers to back Willkie on November 5. It also mentions Martin L. Davey and contrasts Ohio politics and pension policies amid election talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willkie
United States
Wendell L. Willkie
New Deal
Flynn
Henry Wallace
Europe
Herr Hitler
Endell L. Willkie
Ie Park
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Martin L. Carey
Hot Mix
Vember
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Merle Townsley and family hosted visitors from Williamsburg and Cincinnati. Rebekah Lodge members attended an instruction school in Amelia while many Williamsburg residents joined a Republican rally in Batavia. The list includes guests from Cincinnati Dayton Hamilton West Union and New Baltimore with social visits and family birthdays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Townsley
Walter Laycock
Williamsburg
Cyrus Little
Jannett Ruth Brooks
Russell Parrish
Cincinnati
Charlie Jugg
Baptist Circle
Walter Cowdrey
Amelia
Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah School of Instruction
Paris Turner
Hamilton
Ohio
Byterian Church
Batavia
Agnes Mazar
John
West Union
John Manley
Lloyd McNair
Lawrence McNair
Bethel
Robert Winspear CLERK of COURTS election notice
A short notice states Robert Winspear is a clerk of courts candidate with audit experience and university training. Dated Tuesday November 5 1940.
Leadership for STATE and NATION in Bricker era
A political appeal arguing for Governor Bricker to retain Ohio solvency and public services while opposing John W. Bricker’s predecessor. It contrasts Bricker’s balanced finances, no new taxes, and surplus with calls for constitutional limits on federal power and strong national defense under Willkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
John W. Bricker
Ohio
America
Harold H. Burton
United States Senate
United States
House of Representatives
Power Named Chairman of Ohio Republican Campaign Committee
Don C Power chairs the Ohio Republican Campaign Committee in Columbus. The announcement identifies Power as the committee head guiding party campaign actions and strategy from the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Republican Campaign Committee
Don C. Power
Columbus
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Clermont Courier
the Clermont Publishing Co
Ralph D. Fuhr
Orville T. Minnich
J.halbisch
Rice’s
Shirley Buckler
Carl Minning, M. D
The
Clermont County Medical Society
Fannie Grover
Emma Hill
Sue Thompson
Jack Wymer
J. C. Scott
Wymer
A. L. Laycock
Catherine Mefford
Ralph .H. Jones
Bob
Earl Moore
Beatrice
Dayton, C
Fionia Huggins
Maude Deen
Richard Youngman
Judeth Ann
Mildred Eubanks
Miami, Fla
Wichard
Mortimer
New Baltimore
Will Williams
Will Hutson
Robert Hannah
Frank Croxton
Rhoda Blocher
Girl Scouts
Eleanor Jean Fuhr
Frank Graves
Blanchester
Lillie Washburn
Newtonsville
Perry Wood
Ira Fender
George
Ada
W. J. White
Chicago
Harry Mitchell
Martinsville
Hannah Hughes
Cridersvvile
Joe Parker
Philadelphia
James Graham
Johnston, Pa
Robert Winspear
Edgar Mosbacher
Republican
Congress
Paul M. Herbert
Secretary of
Edward J. Hummel
Auditor of State
Joseph T. Tracy
Marshall
Tee
Treasurer
Don H. Ebright
Thomas J. Herbert
George . Bender
Supreme Oe Eae
Supreme Court
Edward C. Turner
Clinton D. Boyd
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