Amelia School Set to Open on September Ninth
Amelia residents note the upcoming school opening on Monday September ninth. Community gatherings include a live entertainment by Mr Karl Mattox for the Men’s Club. Various local families visit relatives in Columbus and Detroit while several social events unfold in Mariemont Versailles and Crissfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia School
Karl Mattox
Russell Behymer
Anna May
Columbus
Marjorie Hutson
Lowell Gray
Milford
M. E. Epworth League
Mariemont
Bert Reeves
Kansas City
Scarce
Portsmouth
Kitty Fisch
Marabeth Mattox
Geo. Reed
The
Baptist Church
Anna Purdum
Versailles
Ind
Ima Hutson
Carl Fisher
Leroy Gaskins
Gaskins
Detroit
Mich
R. E. Flora
Roberta
Flora
Lida Byrd
Nbs
Maryland
Crissfield
Social round of visitors and hometown notices
Saturday evening guests included Hattie Hill Hillsboro Allen Miller Cincinnati and Mina Moyer. Sunday dinner guest Clara Steward Pricetown. J R Johnson entertaining Ed Johnson Danville. Leslie Cramer family returned from Canada. Jennie Lowell Monterey visited Friday. Al Moyer hosted Roy Lindsey Day Worstell Cincinnati and Ralph Weak family for Sunday dinner. Ralph Curlis with parents Germantown Labor Day. E R Rheim returned to Cincinnati after visiting Tena Malott. Helen Coombs homeward from Carthage after visiting Blanche Needham. Allen Moyers fished two fish twelve and seven pounds. Clara Steward Wilmer Young Hillsboro at Coney Island Tuesday. Majoesky hosted Cincinnati friends Sunday. Larkin spent week in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Moyer
Hattie Hill
Hillsboro
Allen Miller
Cincinnati
Mina Moyer
Clara Steward
Elbert Young
Pricetown
J. R. Johnson
Ed Johnson
Danville
Leslie Cramer
Canada
Jennie Lowell
Monterey
Roy Lindsey
Day Worstell
Ralph Weak
Ralph Curlis
Labor Day
B. E. Curlis
Germantown
E. R. Rheim
Tena Malott
Helen Coombs
Carthage
Blanche Needham
Allen Moyers
Wilmer Young
Coney Island
Mrs. Majoesky
Miss Larkin
Bethel Community Guests Share Weekend Visits
Bethel residents and families hosted and visited neighbors and relatives from Akron Cincinnati Circleville Batavia Middletown Mt. Washington Norwood Mad isonville and Jackson over the weekend. Names include Parker Rush Hannah White Tatman Swing Tatman Hatfield Layfield Page White Harris Gibbs Moreton Brown Beck Reed Gibbs Love Lady Fisher Waite and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Wilson
Gus Schiear
Circleville
Si Bluestein
Richard
Irvin Pollack
Avondale
Manning
Elizabeth
Batavia
Chas. Wisby
Bessie
Jennie Tatman
Tatman
Chillicothe
Geo. Hatfield
Pittsburgh
Annie Tatman
Frank Tatman
Lew Tatman
Salt Air
C. J. Swing
Edna
Effie Swing
Philip Swing
Mr. Ilsen
Akron
A. L. Fisher
Mt. Washington
Stella Layfield
Cincinnati
Cleveland
G. T. Brown
Chas. Beck
Edwin Reed
John Gibbs
Norwood
Ronald Stanforth
Carlton
Maria
Madisonville
Eugene Love
J. M. Fitzpatrick
David Lady
Wm. S
Geo. W
Franklin
Washington
Wayne Hummel
Teddy
N. Canton
Stella Fisher
Mildred
David Fisher
David Jr
Jackson
Chas, Waite
Bonnie
Bethel
Locust Corner Social Notes Describe Visits and Wedding
Locust Corner residents share visits from Virgil Mattox and family and Mrs. John Streakley of Cincinnati. Pearl Ayer returns to Youngstown to resume school. Emma Knause visits Cincinnati relation. Mr. Stanley Cann and Miss Joan Hershire wed at the Baptist parsonage August 31 with a reception for twenty seven relatives and friends. A truck load of the Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Johnson
Chicago
Rose Ayer
Virgil Mattox
John Streakley
Cincinnati
T. E. Mattox
Pearl Ayer
Youngstown
Emma Knause
Stanley Cann
Joan Hershire
Madisonville
Baptist Parsonage
Reed
John Cann
Local Residents Host Visits and Reunions This Week
A series of social visits and family gatherings reported across Columbus and nearby towns. Numerous guests stayed with local families, attended the State Fair, and merenda reunions were held including the Meranda family gathering at P. G. Meranda’s home.
Local residents visit kin and attend Germantown Fair
Mrs. Charles McGuire and Mrs. Cora Jacobs with Ora May and Lola Jac visited relatives in Kentucky and attended the Germantown Fair. Carter and Mr. Ed Hubee and son were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smythe and daughter during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Este
Charles McGuire
Cora Jacobs
Ora May
Lola Jacobs
Kentucky
Germantown Fair
Smyth and Smythe Family News Updates and Visits
The passage lists numerous Smythe and related families visiting relatives across Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Michigan. It notes reunions in Ohio and Michigan with multiple households traveling to and from Fort Thomas Col umbus and Chicago and mentions school opening with teachers Ruth Bell and Wisby and various visits between Ed Huheey and family and others.
Stone Lick and Gernon School Relocation Noted
Our school has closed here and all children will attend the Owensville school this winter. Various local residents and visitors are mentioned visiting relatives, with several trips and calls noted among families in Owensville, Georgetown, Milford, Batavia, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Albert Vogt
Cincinnati
Mary High
Clifford McConaughy
Columbus
Georgetown
Clyde Ansteatt
Leonard Ansteatt
Arnold Stump
Milford
Chas
Stump
Indiana
Hartmett
Harry Patchell
Emma Brown
Batavia
Balzhiser
James Ansteatt
Everett Groves
Point Isabel
Annie Carpenter
Community Notices From Hamlet Social Circle
Alice Gates hosted a party for C BE of Christian chapel Thursday night. Several families and individuals visited the Zoo and attended gatherings including a Harrison reunion and a city move for Williams and Ringel families. Local outings included 4-H at the Zoo and fireworks at Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Alice Gates
C BE
Christian Chapel
Will Lungmus
Zoo
Katherine Witt
Harrison
Stanley Ringel
John Warren
Florida
Fred Warren
Clyde Theiler
Homer Honaker
Coney Island
John Williams
Portland
Indiana
Ringel
Everett Perry
Houchins
City
Mr. Weil
Laurel
Hocking County
Will Ringel
Amelia
Route
Jenkins
Belgian Congo Rich in Resources and Transport Links
Washington dispatches describe the Belgian Congo as a vast colony with rich mineral wealth led by Leopold III. It notes copper and diamonds as major revenue sources, palm oil and agricultural shifts, an extensive road and rail network, and evolving education in missionary schools amid climate challenges. The piece highlights river navigation from Matadi to Stanleyville and connections to South Africa and Angola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congo Jungles
Belgium
Africa
Congo River
Congo
National, Geographic Society
Livingstone
Stanley
Leopold III
United States
Belgian Congo
Equator
Matadi
Leopoldville
Coquilhatville
Stanleyville
Stanley Falls
Lualaba
Katanga
Ponthierville
Kindu
Kongolo
Kabalo
Bandunda
Port Francquil
Luebo
Boma
Inongo
Basankusu
Lisala
Basoko
Union of South Africa
Angola
Oregon Woman Seeks Free Angler License at 80
In Eugene Oregon Nancy Burge of Cottage Grove asks the Lane County court if she qualifies for a free fishing license. Oregon grants free licenses to residents over 60. County Commissioner Cal Young said she would receive the license even if commissioners must pay for it, noting an octogenarian’s right to fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Nancy Burge
Cottage Grove
Burge
Lane County
Oregon
Cal Young
Wheat Production Contract to Replace Expired Offer
Cler mont county wheat growers will soon receive a new Wheat Production Control Contract replacing the expired agreement. The four year contract allows withdrawal after year two and starts with a 5 percent reduction from the old base. Reductions may vary annually but will not exceed 25 percent, with a 15 percent cut applied last year. Arrangements intend to adjust bases upward where too small and lower bases that are overvalued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Payments Due From Signers On Last Year’s Crop
Three payments remain due from all signers on last year’s crop and are expected to be paid very shortly.
Must Notify Uncle Sam Before Making Wine
Federal warning states it is illegal to make wine at home without notifying the government. Fred W. Beltz of the Ohio Michigan alcohol tax unit says a family can make up to 200 gallons yearly for family use, but must inform the treasury five days before starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Beltz
Ohio-Michigan
Terrace Park Country Club re-elects directors
Eli H. Speide was re elected a director at the annual election Saturday afternoon. Others named were Wm Bass W J McGee H C Miller Jas H Stoehr and Herb N West. Directors will serve two years beginning January 1 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli H. Speide
Terrace Park Country Club
Wm. Bass
W. J. McGee
H. C. Miller
Jas
H. Stoehr
Herb N. West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bantam
C. E. Meyer
Stella Brozowski
Piherski
Moscow
Nick Casbar
Mr. Casbar
Dayton
Joe Bolender
Henry Cushard
Cushard
Meranda
P. G. Meranda
Forrest Ely
Joan
Dreibelbis
Raymond Dawson
E. S. Dawson
Geo. Roush
Frank
Ethel Phillips
Ohio State
Edwin C. Ely
Edwin
E. C. Buchanan
Chester
Charles
Lyle
Edith Geist
Ida Macle
Carl Glaser
Hamilton
Fred Kayser
Wyoming
Lucille Hook
Lew Johnston
St. Petersburg
Fla
Charles Kayser
New York
Carrie Glaser
Frank Bunan
Walter Bolender
Ralph Houser
Robert Scott
Lily Wenzel
Etta Bettle
Theresa Kanzleiter
Francis Jones
Michigan
Green
Pearl de Bruler
Ters
L. J. Hudson
Lafayette
Cliff Davis
Lou Favret
Will Smyth
Clara Smythe
Bert Harper
Allen Smythe
Ft. Thomas
Louise Philips
Bob Pfister
Frank McGuire
W. W. Smythe
Harriette
Barbra
Ill
J. L. Hudson
H. B. Smythe
J. E. Huheey
Ed Huheey
D. McLain
Orlando
Marvin McGuire
Peebles
Lavina Merice
Phil Sperry
W. C. Smythe
John Smythe
Ayer
John Philhower
Warrick
Finley Jacobs
Bob Jacobs
Ruth Bell
Mr. Wisby
Ervin Avey
Stone Lick and
Gernon
Newtonsville
Carl Anstaett
Neilson
Stitzel
Miss West
Robert Williams
Herbert
Frederick Osterholt
Birdie Fleming
Florence Rose
Estel Pringle
Jos. Pride
Albert Swartz
Walter Sheppard
Lewis Reynolds
Hattie Pringle
Lillie Washburn
Sallie Combs
Indianapolis
John Smith
Homan Marsh
Indian Lake
Mollie Cross
Epstein
Lexington
Stewart-Warner
Twart
ewart-Warner
Listen Radio Service
Batavia, Ohio
Hayfever
Holford’s Wonder
Dandee CO
North Sixth St
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Uncle Sam
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