Local Social Notes From Amelia Area Travelers and Visits
Mrs W T S Hill and family visited Mrs Kate Amann in Amelia. Billy Pommert spent time with sister Mrs Howard Grimes in Winchester. Six year old vu illy Houser died at Bethesda Hospital and was buried at Mt Moriah after a Methodist service. Carl Gardner and Wisconsin relatives visited his brother Allan Gardner. Elizabeth Croghan of Fremont called on friends here. Louis Hill and family hosted by Mrs Dela Groach in Hamilton. W A Williams visited Germantown Kentucky. Horace Dolen and wife of Akron were guests of the Dawson family. Roy Hutson with wife and daughter Marjorie and Virginia Green toured Cleveland and Niagara Falls. T J Thoreman and wife returned from Cleveland. Mrs Kate Amann weekended with relatives in Portsmouth. Mrs Charles C Kearns to attend Republican Platform Convention in Columbus. Nina Behymh returned from Century of Progress trip in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
W. T. S. Hill
Mary Ellen
Zanesville
Paris King
Portsmouth
Kate Amann
Billy Pommert
Howard Grimes
Winchester
Vuilly Houser
Charles Houser
Bethesda Hospital
Methodist
G. W. Hazlewood
Mt. Moriah
Carl Gardner
Wisconsin
Allan Gardner
Elizabeth Croghan
Fairmont
Neb
Louis Hill
Hamilton, O
Dela Groach
W. A. Williams
Germantown
Horace Dolen
Akron
Joseph Dawson
Roy Hutson
Marjorie
Virginia Green
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
T. J. Thoreman
Charles C. Kearns
Columbus
Nina Behymeh
Century of Progress
Chicago
Carnival and funeral notices from Bethel area events
The record lists residents attending the Bethel Carnival on three nights including Mr Freemyer and family. Mr and Mrs Coslet with sons. and Mrs Brumagen hosting sister Mrs Steelman from Pennsylvania. It notes the funeral of Theodore Scott at Christian Chapel with Rev Zimmern on Sunday and other family attendances near Bethel and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Mr. Foster
Bethel
Everett Perry
Francis
Columbus
I. L. Thompson
Janet
James
Ft. Thomas
Stanley Ebersole
Cincinnati
Brumagen
Steelman
Pennsylvania
Paul Jones
Zoo
Deaths and visits noted in Mt. Holly community
Obituary notes tell of Teo Scott's death in Cincinnati and funeral at Christian Chapel. The region extends sympathy to his wife and two daughters. Other items include Burkhard and Sherman motor trip in Tennessee, Stepp visiting Williamson, Henke and Fritz at the State Fair in Indianapolis, and family reunions and calls in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Holly
John Burkhard
Harry Sherman
Tennessee
Teo Scott
Cincinnati
Christian Chapel
Zimmerman
Mt. Moriah
A. R. Stepp
Williamson
W. Va
Allen Boles
Stepp
Marie Henke
Richard Fritz
Shelbyville
Ind
Indianapolis
A. Slone
Loveland
Olin Fagin
Raymond Tasker
Carrie Swing
C. C. Howser
Hamlet
Little Billy
Oti Liston
Billy Liston
Chicago
Lytle
J. E. Lytle
Lytle Homestead
Lima
Belfast-Williams Corner Homecoming Plans Announced
Plans for the Belfast Church annual homecoming on Sept 80 set S S at 9 45 with worship, basket dinner and social hour. A special invitation goes to former attendees, area residents and former pupils. Several local residents visited, and Mrs Geo Crone died in Milford after a long illness. services set for Belfast Church Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast-Williams Corner
Belfast
S. S
S. S. Or
Geo. Crone
Milford
Stitzel
Belfast S
Lee Hill
Lewis Ansteatt
Ed Ross
Batavia
Carrie Utter
Owensville
Chas. Fetter
L. Wehrum
Terrace Park
Frank Groves
Groves
Clifford Brown
Marion, O
Jake Hill
Jas
Gorslene
Local visitors and relatives gather over Labor Day weekend
Miss Freda Smyser spent several days in Cincinnati while Mr and Mrs Shetterly of Dayton visited with their brother Mr and Mrs J Sneeterly from Sunday to Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jos Spaulding and son of Cincinnati were weekend guests of her parents near Moscow. The Spauldings of Moscow hosted calls Sunday afternoon. Perry Wilson and children, Marian Cart of Branch Hill, and Joyce Comole of Hyde Park visited Herbert McCormick on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda. Smyser
Cincinnati
Perry Wilson
Marian Cart
Branch Hill
Joyce Comole
Hyde Park
Herbert McCormick
Labor Day
Local News Notes On Visits And Family Events
Miss Viola Maddox returns from a trip to the Chicago Callerson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kline of Cincinnati and Miss Margie and friend of Kentucky visit. Mr. and Mrs. Stew Johnson host. Zeller family marks son's eighteenth birthday. Labor Day gatherings include H A Jones, Niola Maddox, and Roessger of Norwood. Dorothy Nash joins Chicago World's Fair trip. Andres couples journey to St. Louis and Ohio State Fair. Wm Raye reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Maddox
Callerson
Fannie Vogt
Fred Kline
Cincinnati
Margie
Friend
Kentucky
H. A. Jones
Niola Maddox
Stew Johnson
Fred Zeller
Zeller
Schneider
Carl Roessger
Norwood
The
Zoo
Earl Nash
Dorothy
John Andres
St. Louis
Henry Andres
Ohio State F Air
Harley Bell
Ft. Thomas, Y
Nick Heger
St. Bernard
Mary Schneider
Social Roundup from Marathon and Nearby Towns
Miss Ruth Johnson of Avondale visited the Hobsons. Mrs. Pearl Coleman and Miss Blanche Needham visited Mrs. Mildred Bedmaster of Carthage. State Fair travelers included Ralph Curtis Louise Garman Mrs. Hazel Harris and Audrey and Clara Steward. Dr. E T Johnson and wife from Danville Illinois visiting his father J R Johnson and wife. Fred Berger of Madisonville spent the weekend with the Hobsons. Clara Freeman and Steve Freeman of Hamilton visited kin. Paul Badeley of Madisonville and Miss Marcella Tice of Mt Auburn with Robert Genet and wife. J A Warman and family hosted friends Sunday. Opal Windle and son Hugh Allen left for Columbus for several months. Mallets entertained Copeland of Covington Sunday. Steward family and Clara with a friend spent Sunday at Coney Island. J R Johnson and wife with Dr E T Johnson and wife spent Labor Day with Mrs Carrie Leeds and daughter Martha at Norwood. Emma Stall and Ruth of Goshen visited Mrs Elizabeth Morgan Saturday evening. Grove of Cincinnati also called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Johnson
Avondale
Louis Hobson
Pearl Coleman
Blanche Needham
Mildred Bedmaster
Carthage
Ralph Curtis
Louise Garman
Hazel Harris
Audrey
Clara Steward
E. T. Johnson
Danville
Ill
J. R. Johnson
Fred Berger
Madisonville
Clara Freeman
Steve Freeman
Hamilton
Paul Badeley
Marcella Tice
Mt Auburn
Robert Genet
J. A. Warman
Opal Windle
Hugh Allen
Columbus
James Mallet
Copeland
Covington
G. C. Steward
Clara
Friend
Coney Island
Labor Day
Carrie Leeds
Martha
Norwood
Emma Stall
Ruth
Goshen
Grove
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Morgan
Social guests and visitors span many states across long list
A long rundown of visitors includes families from Akron Cincinnati Detroit Cambridge and Cincinnati Ohio and nearby Indiana West Virginia and Illinois as Bethel E R Beck and others host guests during holidays and weekends with extended visits from relatives friends and neighbors.
Family greetings reach Wilmington party list
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hummiel and son Teddy of North Canton Ohio visit Wilmington, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Chas Waite and daughter Eloise of Tunnel Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Wayne Hummiel
Teddy
North Canton
Chas. Waite
Eloise
Tunnel Mills
Local Social News Highlights From Carrollton Area
Mrs. George Davis hosted 13 girls for a Friday afternoon marshmallow roast and a reading on Probation by Miss Marjorie Hyser. Florence Laub and Marjorie Syser attended a Sunday School class party at Mrs. Edna Ingram’s Newtown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Marjorie Hyser
Cherry Grove U. B
Florence Ellen Laub
Marjorie Syser
Edna Ingram
Newtown
Bertha Greenwall
Mt. Moriah
Alenger
Labor Day
Bertha Hyser
East Hyde Park
Ernst
Josephine Lindsey
Zoo
Charles Hyser
Frank Laub
Masonic Temple
Cincinnati
Thelma Fleshman
Walnut Hills
Ira Clift
George Crelen
Raymond Shannon
Freda Hyser
Oakley
Local Gossip Highlights Visits and Social Events
Mr and Mrs J Roy Fuhr and two daughters and Mr Elburn Walker stayed with Mr and Mrs Julius Davidson in Chicago last week. Mrs Stanley Frazier hosted a Sunday School Class picnic on Wednesday evening. Mrs M R Sentman held a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Lucille Miller. Delegates attended the State Fair at Columbus. Mrs Jessie Parnell and Mrs Mina Cobb hosted Presbyterians Missionary Society at the Parnell home. The Fuhr couple and children went to the National Air Races in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Orin Braselton and children returned to reside here after Mt Washington stay. Mrs Ruby Cropper of Georgetown visited her mother over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roy Fuhr
Elburn Walker
Julius Davidson
Chicago
Stanley Frazier
M. R. Sentman
Lucille Miller
Croswell
Columbus
Jessie Parnell
Mina Cobb
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Parnell
Ralph D. Fuhr
Cleveland
Orin Braselton
Mt. Washington
Ruby Cropper
Georgetown
Odors Of Plants And A Typewriter Keyboard
The passage lists how plant odors appear in leaves bark wood flowers seeds roots and fruit rind with examples. It also notes typewriter keyboards arrange common letters for easy finger access.
The Fire Lands and the Mayonnaise Name Origins
The Fire Lands in Ohio cover 500000 acres in Erie and Huron counties set aside for Connecticut towns burned in the Revolution. A separate note explains Mayonnaise deriving its name from the town of Mahon in the Balearic Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Huron Counties
Ohio
Connecticut
Mahon
Balearic Islands
Dairen Dam in Manchukuo Largest in Far East
The Dairen Dam in Manchukuo is described as the largest in the Far East. It required seven years to build, cost 1 525 000 dollars, stretches 2 000 feet, and will hold 120 000 tons of water. The Tarascans of Mexico are noted as the world’s greatest archers able to split a grain of wheat at 30 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dairen
Manchukuo
Far East
Edward W. Pickard
No Good Reason for Pessimism in Banking
Washington notes a banker optimism at a convention. F M Law, president of the American Bankers Association, argues banking endures with proper management and education. He cites 219 active chapters, 50 000 members, 33 000 students, and urges bankers to serve depositors stockholders and society while embracing change and hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
F. M. Law
American Bankers Association
American Institute of Banking
Banks And Trusts Repay CF Loans In May
Banks and trust companies repaid 967 959 dollars or 61 percent of CF loans on May 31. They had received 1 581 357 085 08 dollars in cash from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation since it began on February 2 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anks
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board Finds Banking Better
The July bulletin reports improved condition of operating banks, especially country banks, with reduced indebtedness to Federal Reserve Banks and to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. It notes funds released from closed banks and continued declines in RCC borrowings since 1938, reflecting better business conditions and loan repayments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Board
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Turning Point in Banking History Sees Optimism Grow
New York report in the American Bankers Association Journal notes June as a turning point in banking history with recovery optimism. Reorganization of banks after a sixteen month holiday is nearly complete and the 1933 Banking Act provisions are nearing enforcement, giving banks a clear outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bankers Association Journal
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MT. Carmel
E. R. Beck
Geo. Taylor
Pattie
Gene
Minnie Stephens
Clyde Simms
Jerry
Cameron
Goldie Taylor
Earl Eastwood
Vincennes
Winifred. Davis
Matson Scott
Detroit
Mich
Fred Scott
Eugene Love
Dick Stanforth
Earl Love
Hamersville
Katie Morell
Margery Ellsberry
Newt Owen
H. B. Hutson
Ralph Patton
John McCall
Will Ferrill
Montgomery
Walter Duncan
Frankfort
Raymond Hamilton
Louetta Foster
Marion Maxfield
Coldwater
Clarence Kennedy
Wilhelmina
Joan Simcox
C. J. Paeltz
Frank West
Alice Canter
California
Ralph Luke
Greenfield
Annabelle West
New Richmond
C. N. Fisher
Sabina
Lisbon
Simcox
Ethel
Blanchester
Elizabeth Abbott
Geo. Maxfield
Daryl Maxfield
Frank Boyd
D. F. Lady
James M. Fitzpatrick
G. W
Franklin
Meigs Beazley
W. F
Tobasco
Williamsburg
Eiffel Tower
Ohio Fire Lands
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