Maple Grove Social Notes Include Visits and Visits
Last week residents visited the Zoo and Coney Island while Taylor Codling and wife hosted their nephew. Neal Shelton and wife returned from Maysville. Walter Hughes and family spent Sunday with relatives in Highland. Several attended the Burdsall chapel homecoming. Roy Anstead and Miss Lisie Steward attended church. Various visitors stopped at the Jones home. Ben McKibben and wife attended the State fair. labor day events noted. Mrs. W H Jones and daughter Golda visited Williamsburg area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelt
Zoo
Coney Island
Taylor Codling
Miheeeeas
Neal Shelton
Maysville
Walter Hughes
Highland Co
Burdsall
Roy Anstead
Lisie Steward
Blueash
Jones
Clarence Ed
Lady
Julia Gray
Paulding
Billie Lee
Dela Palma
Ben McKibben
Walhus Ills
Walkers
Kentucky
Bernard Smith
New Richmond
Ed H'll
Mariemont
Chas Slye
Ruby
Garald
Mr. Walker
Kate McArthur
Williamsburg
Bessie Armacost
Little Son
City
Will Jones
I .L. Jones
Maroon
Local notices of weddings and social visits fill community page
The column records marriage congratulations for Mr. and Mrs. John Becktold and notes Mrs. Alice King as daughter of Leroy and Velma King. It lists illnesses, travel, visitors, and birthdays, including Mrs. Arthur Grim at Christ Hospital and several local residents’ weekend and Labor Day activities. Receptions, reunions, and Sunday events appear with many named families and places such as Norwood, Washington, Niagara Falls, Detroit, Dayton, and Mt. Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Grim
Hazel Wise
Christ Hospital
Charles Kain
H. Hawkins
Nina Hancock
Q Clyde Sungecaif
K. S. Hoffman
Indian Lake
Florence Innis
Walter Doughman
Norwood
Ida Curry
Dayton
Gavin Foster
Sabina
Judson Grieg
M. B. Griges
St. Marys Lake
Rev. Browning
Mt. Washington
O. P. Walker
Local Sunday Visits and Reunion Gatherings Reported
Jumbled notes show multiple Sunday calls and family visits across towns. Names like Nan, Ruth Corrmena, Charley Seward, M Hill, Russell Hill, Mel Good, and I N Dumford appear among various who spent the day with relatives and at a reunion at Burdeaul Chapel in the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Bill
Ruth Corrmena
Nan Afford
Charley Seward
M. Hill
Russell Hill
Ofentucky
Mel Good
A. Jane
Pon Harker
Nan
Collins
Pond Irvin Tresler
Floyd
Blanchester
Ben Seth Erddick
Il Canett
Burdeaul Chapel
Forest Sutton
Wr Mndee
Amelia Nave and Cora Nave Visit in Mt Washington and Shinnston
Amelia H Nave of Mt Washington and Cora Nave of Shinnston West Virginia visited friends Sunday. Charles McCann and wife of Cincinnati spent several days with Mrs Anna Reed. Harry Kearns and wife stayed Sunday at Berpent Mound. Rev George Reed and family were part of the local activity. Schools opened Tuesday September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
H. V. Nave
Mt. Washington
Cora Nave
Shinnston
W. Va
Charles McCann
Cincinna
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Travels
Mr and Mrs H B Fuller enjoy a Canada trip. The Philatheas were entertained at Miss Lottie Fiscus home with Mrs Ruth Fiscus and Miss Lottie as hostesses. Several locals visited relatives in Locust Corner Terrace Park Madisonville and Cincinnati. Grover Steward family attended the State Fair. Sum of short calls and visits across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Canada
Philatheas
Lottie Fiscus
Ruth Fiscus
Lottie
Margaret Flora
Annabel Flora
R. HK
Flora
Locust Corner
Batavia Concert Band Draws Large Crowd at Courthouse Corner
A large audience attended the Batavia Concert Band performance on Court House Corner last Friday night. The Courier man noted high praise for the organization and its program with strong public approval and generous patronage for local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Court House
Membership Gain 4-H Shows Ohio Youth Lead Again
Ohio farm boys and girls maintain top tier status in 4-H clubs as membership climbs this year. The state remains among the first two or three in national standings, reflecting strong youth participation and rural education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farm
Ohio 4-H Club Enrollments Rise Across Counties
Agricultural College extension service of Ohio State University reports total enrollments at 28 819 for the year, up 583 from last year. Average county enrollment stands at 351 in 82 counties with extension agents. Clermont County total reaches 406 up from 274. Fifteen counties exceed 600, with rural volunteers leading groups. Northwestern Ohio shows a drop due to corn borer control education efforts.
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Agricultural College Extension Service
Ohio State University
Clermont County
W. H. Palmer
Columbus
Ohio
Palmer
Canneries Run Short As Tomato Crop Fails Countywide
Tomato canneries across the county operate briefly with a reduced season due to scarce tomatoes. Acreage was planted but off season and rot plagued ripened fruit, causing a near crop failure for workers to start plants. Lindale plant reports two small runs as wilt affects early plantings.
Red Cross Flag Origin Traced to Geneva 1863
The Red Cross movement began in Geneva in 1863 amid the American Civil War. Delegates proposed inverting the Swiss flag white cross on red to honor Switzerland, and the idea was approved immediately.
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Red Cross
Geneva
America
Republic of Switzerland
Copper carbonate dust treats wheat smut effectively
Seed wheat treated with copper carbonate dust stops wheat smut with results matching older wet methods. About three ounces per bushel covers each grain barely. treat before sowing, in a closed container, and avoid excess dust to prevent drill trouble. Do not feed treated seed as it is poisonous. Inhalation risk from dust is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
J. D. Sayer
Mary Ellen Heslar Obituary
Mary Ellen Heslar, born January 20, 1898 at Delapalma, died July 31, 1927 at age 29. She married Archie L. Heslar on April 27, 1921 and left two sons, Clarence W. and Harold Donald. Survived by husband, father, step mother, three sisters, and three brothers. buried as a devoted wife and mother in the Presbyterian faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Heslar
William
Hannah Lee
Delapalma
Archie L. Heslar
Clarence W
S. S. Picnic at Bantam Fair Grounds
The Methodist picnic on Bantam fair grounds last Saturday was an all day event. Young people traveled by autos provided by friends and patrons. The day included games and amusements, a fine basket dinner at noon, and is remembered as a good occasion for teachers and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam Fair
Local Weddings Highlight Williamsburg Batavia and Cincinnati
Marriages reported include Dale C Miller of Williamsburg and Dorothy H Neuman with ring bearer Henry Smith and Hilea Miller officiated by Rev Burdsall. John G Bechtold and Alice King wed by Rev Burdsell then left for Chicago. Herman D Hiles of Cincinnati wed Nellie Mae Whitford of Moscow with guests Roy Whitford John Cobb and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale C. Miller
Willliamsburg
Dorothy H. Neuman
W. E. Neuman
Batavia
Henry Smith
Hilea Miller
Burdsall
John G. Bechtold
Alice King
Williamsburg
Burdsell
E. H. Kuffner
Herman D. Hiles
Cincinnati
Nellie Mae. Whitford
Moscow
H. F. Stafford
Roy Whitford
Newport
John Cobb
Norwood
Mt Carmel wins on late runs as Batavia falters
In Batavia Mt Carmel beat Batavia 6 to 5 with Kramer limited backing and Schantz brilliant on the mound. New Richmond topped Felicity 10 to 2, Williamsburg edged Owensville 12 to 11, and Cincinnati Coca Cola defeated Batavia 9 to 5 on Labor Day as Batavia braces for a rematch. Anstaett homered for Batavia and hit 3 of 4. crowd numbered large for Batavia debut week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Mt. Carmel
Kramer
Schantz
New Richmond
Felicity
Williamsburg
Owensville
Cincinnati
Coca Cola
Bishop
Anstaett
Brady
Montell
Board of Elections Meets to Vass Petitions in Batavia
The Batavia Board of Elections will meet on September 8 to vass petitions filed for November election ballots. After the meeting the clerk will assemble tickets, with seven village ballots and six township ballots, to appear in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Elections
Batavia
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Maple Grove
Mr. Carlisle
Ihland
W. Carlisle
Hansen Nave
Virginia
Headington
Charles Freemyer
Tom Doughty
J. R. Carlisle
Paintreek Valley
Jack Theiste
Brumagen
Bantam Fair Grounds
Monay
Mr. Larkin
Early
Lurry’s
Albert Johnson
Madisonville
Ben Kelly
Winchester
Elly Farm
Newtonsville
Citizens’ Garage
Goodyear Service
A. E. Price
Batavia, O
Bert Fomorin
Elmer Crogsley
Terrace Park
C. W. Creager
Flava Terrell
Cincinati
H. Creager
Charlotte Creager
Dick Patton
Union Plains
Otis Atson
Fomorin
Sally Ireton
Rowena Hartman
Wm. Fomorin
Ann Walker
Middletown
Otis Watson
Grover Steward
Sam Murphy
Mt. Vernon
Neilie Hartman
L. F. Hobson
S. S. Picnic
Baseball News
E Iton
Omene
Bethel
Glen Olive 4-H Clothing Club
Olive Branch
Marguerite Bauman
Ray Stoddard
Naomi Edinger
Harmony Clothing Club
Marathon
Viola Rossolet
Roll Vall
Marie McCoy
Monterey
Lucille Jones
Prey Boyentiny
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