Local Social Notes from Glen Este and Batavia Area
Mr. Paul Thompson and son and Mr. Boehm visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Isaack. H. B. Smythe hosted guests including Harold Hawkins and family. Lizzie Enzweiler spent the weekend with Anna Merice. Mary Huheey returned from Portland to visit Ed Huheey before Orlando. Jim Huheey attended a Mt. Carmel game. Billy Fitzgerald celebrated an August 20 anniversary with dinner at Charles Fitzgerald’s. Will Isaack hosted a picnic for the Kurthitis family, Wortman family, and Frank Urban party. Sue Smythe visited her parents H. B. Smythe. Carrie Archer spent the weekend in Indianapolis for a wedding. William Jenike and sons visited Batavia from Alamosa. Frank Kepf, tried by Mayor Munden, fined $100 and costs with $50 suspended.
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Paul Thompson
Boehm
Will Isaack
H. B. Smythe
Harold Hawkins
Lizzie Enzweiler
Anna Merice
Mary Huheey
Portland
Oregon
Orlando
Florida
Jim Huheey
Mt. Carmel
Billy Fitzgerald
Charles Fitzgerald
Will Kurtihitis
Fairfax
Charles Wo
Local notes from Batavia and surrounding area
Mr and Mrs Nick Kain visited New York for a daughter’s visit. Miss Myrtle Wilson hosted her bridge club last Friday afternoon. Mrs Louise Keen convalesces after surgery at Deaconess Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Paschal joined Virginia relatives for the Longworth Paschal wedding. Mr and Mrs Forrest Ely and children returned from a Cedarville Michigan vacation. Mrs Ivy Nash and Miss Cecile Hulick were Sunday dinner guests at Miss Nina Behymer’s in Amelia. Mrs Ethel Wilson visits Columbus, Ohio with her daughter’s family. Dr and Mrs Fritz Karmer plan a move to New York for a new teaching job.
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Nick Kain
New York
Myrtle Wilson
Deaconess Hospital
Louise Keen
Bess Walker
John Paschal
Virginia
Longworth-Paschal
Forrest Ely
Cedarville
Mich
Ivy Nash
Cecile Hulick
Nina’ Behymer
Amelia
Ethel Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
Fritz Karmer
Teol Fungicide Ad At Nash's Drugstore
An ad promotes Teol as a strong foot fungus killer promising 35c in one hour with 90 percent alcohol that penetrates and kills on contact. It directs readers to Nash's at South & Wolf for purchase.
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Nash's
South & Wolf
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