Local Social Notes Roundup From Marathon And Surroundings
Summerside Mt Carmel residents Frank Wiederhold and family, and Rev O W Robbins with relatives visited friends. Dayton visitors Dorothy Theis and Roy O Neil spent time with Ww Schneider. Mary Marsh hosted Mary Rilea. many locals attended church, fairs, and hospital visits. A 4 H group met at Dalores Callahan with 18 members. several outings to Cincinnati Cleveland and Madisonville noted along with birthday surprise for James Glancy.
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Summerside
Mt Carmel
Frank Wiederhold
Miamiville
W. Bickel
W. Robbins
Chester
Marathon
W. A. Jones
Roy O'Neil
Mias
Dorothy Theis
Dayton
Clarence Garman
City
Ralph Curtis
Clara Steward
Delbert Dailey
Norwood
James Glancy
Lorado
Keith McDonough
Bethesda Hospital
Leslie Gramer
Harold Predmore
Hillsboro
Geo. Holland
John Apgar
Cincinnati
A. G. Predmore
Williamsburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Celebrations
Rev J E H Sentman marked his 94th birthday with a family dinner in Williamsburg. Several residents hosted gatherings and visits including Miss Rachel Jean Elred hosting friends, Miss Betty Jane Hoffman hosting a party, and Miss Mabelle Foster returning home after surgery. Various trips to Toledo Cincinnati Camp Indianapolis and other nearby towns noted among residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. H. Sentman
Williamsburg
Rachel Jean Elred
Charles Tipps
Joye
Toledo
Junior Ladd
Rainsboro
Elwood McMillen
Lancaster
Mae McMillen
Martha Ann Fuhr
Camp Indianapolis
Clarence Albert Stewart
J. Isaac Maham
Louise Secrest
Westerville
Board of Education
Albert Wilson
Cincinnati
M. R. Sentman
Jeane
Betty Jane Hoffman
Mabelle Foster
Locust Corner Local Guests Attend Socials and Homecoming
Mrs. Ross Milner and daughter of Jefferson visit Bennett Behymer and wife. Irvin Loitz and family of Pepone, NL visit C. J. Nobis and other relatives. Edgar Eppert and family from East End visit W. M. Eppert. T W Wagner of Pittsburgh spent weekend with Charles Schwey and wife. John and Stanley Cann and wives attend Germantown fair. Helen Behymer and daughters and Claude Behymer attend Camargo camp meeting. Schwey family and R B Wilson attend Beckelhymer reunion at Bantam Fairgrounds. Dunham’s Hill School homecoming at Pierce Township School with many old pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Milner
Jefferson
Bennett Behymer
Irvin Loitz
Pepone
C. J. Nobis
Edgar Eppert
East End
W. M
Local Notes Highlight Amelia Area People and Events
A roundup of residents and visitors in the Amelia area includes Floyd Rath and family returning from a six thousand mile West Coast tour. Virginia Green visiting Norwood. Ted Smith back from Stevens Point. and many social calls at Germantown Fair, Cincinnati Zoo, and local homes. Obituaries note the passing of Dewey Poole after illness. Community members attend church functions, hospital updates, and weddings near future.
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Floyd Rath
Amelia
California
Middle
Horace Cann
Eileen
John Huntington
Patavia
Gladys W. Hugo
Jennie Mae Hutson
H. S. Tucker
Harveysburg
W. A. Williams
George L. Fox
J. Carl Slye
A. B. Mattox
Karl Mattox
Cincinnati Zoo
Stella Glover
Carlos Hutson
Bethesda Hospital
Epworth League
George Ear] Huling
Lucille Wheatley
Herbert Hunt
J. E. Arnold
Lexington
Germantown
Howard Grimes
Grimes
John Pommert
Donald Hays
Cincinnati
George Hazelwood
Omar Crawford
Peebles
William Doughty
Jack Buerkle
Batavia
Cleve Kirgan
J. C. Fitzpatrick
Jerry Edwards
Jean Gaskins
Ralph Freeman
Kenneth Bottom
Tabasco
High Bridge
Dix Dam
Kentucky
Atwood Hosts Weekend Guests From Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Atwood of Cincinnati spent the weekend as guests of John Atwood, according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Atwood
Cincinnati
John Atwood
Local Social News From Newport and Surroundings
Mrs Mollie Shaffer of Newport and Mrs Grace Cameron of Detroit Michigan visited Mrs Grace Chailie for several days. Mr and Mrs John Dunbar near Newtonsville and Mr and Mrs Milton Van Frank and daughter Mary Catherine of Terrace Park were guests of E E Griswold. Several residents attended the State Fair in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Dewey Tissander and family visited Gus Tissander of Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Shaffer
Newport
Grace Cameron
Detroit
Mich
Grace Chailie
John Dunbar
Newtonsville
Milton van Frank
Mary Catherine
Terrace Park
E. E. Griswold
Columbus
Dewey Tissander
Gus Tissander
Madisonville
Sunday Visitors and Local Callers in Stonelick
A roundup of Sunday guests includes Virgil Miller and son Dale Allen from Russellville, John Worst from Cincinnati, Thelma Carpenter from Middletown, and Hilda Carpenter from Madisonville. Dr. J. B. Kleckner of Lynchburg visited friends. others dropped by the Baltshier and Hartmetz households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carpenter
Virgil Miller
Dale Allen
Russellville
John Worst
Cincinnati
Thelma Carpenter
Middletown
Hilda Carpenter
Madisonville
J. B. Kleckner
Lynchburg
Lucille Vogt
Randall Anderson
Oscar Baltshier
Henry Baltshier
George Balshier
Williamsburg
Harry Elsner
Marie Carlier
Owensville
Leo Carlier
Mary Eranchyk
Frank McCabe
High Bridge
Edgar Hartmetz
Oakley
John Winemiller
Olive Branch
Charles Hartmetz
Lela
David and
Paul Hertner
Oscar Balshier
Mt Holly Area Reunion News and Family Visits
The Mt Holly school reunion featured a McGuffey program with attendees including William Turton from Lebanon and Earnest Myrick from Indianapolis. Robert Henning and relatives visited Clarence Henning in Cincinnati while Emory Branmen and son joined the Brannen reunion at Rapps Grove. Barbara, daughter of Chas Kastleman, arrived in Marie Mont for visitors with Virginia Topie staying a week. Mrs Earl Binnie and Charles Wit ill., and Tena Gehl recovery updates are noted. Eugene Curtis welcomes a new granddaughter born to his daughter in Cincinnati.
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Robert Henning
J. E. Lytle
Clarence Henning
Cincinnati
Emory Branmen
Chattanooga
Tenn
Brannen
Rapps Grove
Fagins
Fred Topie
Chas. Kastleman
Elyser Stickle
Barbara
Marie
Berns
Tena Gehl
Eugene Curtis
Hev
Clara
Local Residents Visit Relatives and Friends Across States
Emma Steward visits Mt Healthy relatives while Rebecca Marsh and a friend from West Carrollton enjoy a Smoky Mountains trip and Mammoth Cave. Carrie Utter visits Pennsylvania. L M Moler, wife and son, in Mason, visits sister Mrs. Taylor. Daisy Rosselot and Delores shop in Cincinnati.
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Emma Steward
Mt. Healthy
Rebecca Marsh
West Carrollton
The
Smoky Mountains
Mammoth Cave
Carrie Utter
Pennsylvania
L. M. Moler
Mason
Mrs. Taylor
Daisy Rosselot
Delores
Cincinnati
J. L. Marsh
Myron
Cedarville
Fred Wurrum
Middletown
C. H. Armstrong
Xenia
Mat Lohrer
Will Fetter
J. M. Rosselot
Lloyd Lohrer
Sabina
Quin LeGros
Notice of Application for PPS Certificate Over Irregular Routes
William Reinhardt filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to transport stone gravel and cement blocks on call of the public over irregular routes. One 1 1/2 ton dump body truck is proposed. Interested parties may obtain hearing information from the PUCO, Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reinhardt
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Bethel
Rider Fatally Crushed In Loveland Horse Jump Incident
Albert Hensler a Cincinnati man 28 died from a fractured skull after the horse he rode at the old Bergman farm near Loveland failed a hurdle. His mother and a neighbor found him riderless by the horse. Coroner Sam White investigated the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hensler
Bergman Farm
Loveland
Hensler
Cincinnati
Park Avenue
L. I. Taft
Sam White
Felicity
Contest winners go to state fair
4 H Club winners from Clermont County Fair are set for free trips to the Ohio State Fair. Miss Helen Smith of Monterey competes in the State 4 H Club Style Show, while Eleanor Yeager of Penistown and Donald Stauder of Laurel serve as Clermont’s state competitors in health. County demonstration team winners Mildred Quick and Marjorie Quick from Locust Corner will travel to Columbus, with Bernice Turner and Mrs Quick as chaperones.
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Clermont County Fair
Helen Smith
Monterey
Clermont
Eleanor Yeager
Penistown
Donald Stauder
Laurel
Columbus
Mildred
Marjorie Quick
Locust Corner
Bernice Turner
Mrs. Quick
Mr and Mrs Keller Entertain Sunday
Mr and Mrs Pearl Keller of Olive Branch entertained Sunday with a dinner honoring three occasions the weddings of Mr and Mrs Paul Keller and Mr and Mrs Carlton Hastings and the tenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred Keller of Batavia Guests included Mr and Mrs Oscar Detosh of Portsmouth Mr and Mrs Henry Keller and children of College Hill Mr and Mrs Charles Hastings and children Mr and Mrs Harry Keller and son Lawrence Lee of Northside Mr and Mrs John Keller and children Mrs Margaret Keller and Vera Jane and Leonard Keller Games were played and a lovely time was had by all
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Keller
Olive Branch
Paul Keller
Carlton Hastings
Fred Keller
Batavia
Oscar Detosh
Portsmouth
Henry Keller
College Hill
Charles Hastings
Harry Keller
Lawrence Lee
Northside
John Keller
Margaret Keller
Vera
Jane
Leonard Keller
Clermont County Apple Crop Reach 100000 Bushels
Large growers project a county total over 100000 bushels this year marking its biggest harvest in several years. The crop is generally excellent with Clermont apples praised for flavor and color.
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Clermont County
Clermont
Clermont County Farm Bureau Wins Exhibit Privilege at State Fair
Clermont County Farm Bureau was allotted the privilege to build an exhibit at the Ohio State Fair. Only five county exhibits are shown each year and Clermont placed first in 1935 and second in 1936. The exhibit is on view in the Agricultural Development Hall at the State Fair.
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Clermont County Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Clermont County
Justice's Powers Curbed By Law in Ohio
New Ohio law limits powers of justices of the peace after the Ninety second General Assembly passed a measure to curb roving courts. The act restricts county wide jurisdiction to specific cases and confines other cases to the elected township. Senator Lipscher notes traffic cases often drew motorists far from home. Also mentions the improving condition of Sarah Winemiller and Bernice Myers after surgery.
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Justices of the Peace
Ohio
Ninety-second
General Assembly
Maurice W. Lipscher
Youngstown
Justice of the Peace Court
Sarah Winemiller
Bernice Myers
Pea Hospital
New stenographer in auditor's office
During Mrs An staett's absence Miss Martha Budd has taken over typing reporters for the official journal and newspapers. The News notes this vital work with a thanks to Martha. Power lines in 23 Ohio counties will total 1 976 miles funded by the Rural Electrification Administration and reach 6 770 rural consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Rural Electrification Administration
Falhio
Trumbull
Gladden
Pollyanna 4-H Club Marks Fourth Year Milestone
The Pollyanna 4-H Club completes its fourth year with a 100 percent club and prepares for a farewell by leader Mrs. Smith. Miss M Lowe will take over club duties. Mrs. Smith’s farewell party invites are forthcoming as the group continues its work. Forty young men are sought for October CCC Camp vacancies in Clermont County per William Brossart, State Employment Officer, Batavia.
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Mrs. Smith
Miss M. Lowe
CCC
Clermont County
William Brossart
Court House
Mr. Brossart
Batavia
Secret lines aided Allies by tapping Kaiser and Austria rulers
Ludwig Ocenasek, a clever spy in Austria for the Allies, located and tapped the private telephone line used by the Kaiser and the emperor of Austria. After the Armistice he tapped another Berlin Vienna line aiding Czechoslovakia's independence and was honored with a monument. Mountains in Scotland and volcanic temperatures at Kilauea are also noted with geographic and scientific trivia.
Scientists View Rare Global Eclipse From Two Vantage Points
New York observers and a Pacific expedition tracked a near total solar eclipse spanning 8800 miles. The National Geographic Navy team on Phoenix Island recorded four minutes of totality, while Hayden Planetarium’s Grace expedition in Peru logged three and a half minutes. Scientists documented observations by dictation, motion pictures, and photographs as the sun moon and earth aligned.
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New York
Pacific Ocean
Peru
National Geographic Society
United States Navy
Phoenix Islands
mid-Pacific
Equator
Hayden Planetarium Grace
American Museum of Natural History
Bank of England to Be Immune Against Bombs
Nine hundred workers secretly build the Bank of England fortress to resist fire flood burglary and air bombardment. Strong rooms fifty feet below street level hold $750 million in gold with eight foot thick steel concrete walls. Underground vaults have electric doors and could be flooded. The bank also hosts its own electric power station.
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Bank of England
London
England
British Marriages Rise While Divorces Decline
The registrar general reports 1935 shows higher marriages and births with fewer divorces. Marriage rate 17.2 per 1000, births 598,756, England and Wales population about 40.65 million. Decrees absolute fell to 4,069, down 218 from 1934.
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London
England
Great Britain
England and
Wales
Niso
Scotland Yard Seeks Women Police Again
Scotland Yard resumes recruiting women for the Metropolitan Police. While many applicants arrive from diverse backgrounds including graduates, few meet the strict standards. Prospective candidates must be virtuous, intelligent, physically fit, with keen senses, sound health, and adaptable appearance and disposition.
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London
Scotland Yard
Metropolitan Police Force
Union Builds Home for Widow of Member
About one hundred building trades union members in Port Arthur Texas donated a day’s work each to construct a new four room home for the widow of a member killed in an accident. The house was finished recently including the paint job.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Building Trades Unions
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