Community Notes of Social Visits and Local Events
The report lists numerous visits and gatherings at homes in the area. Attendees include Men Bertha Clemons Monterey Haze Jones Martha Woodlin and many others. Activities feature meals, church services, family visits, and attendance at the State Fair and Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Clemons
Ura Blaha
Malele
Monterey
Haze Jones
Martha Oodlin
Mr. Pyng
Flor
L. Jones
Jon Wood
Ansteatt
Joe Brewward
Fane
Aston
Norwood
Anne LF
Miller
Rington
Il Paves
Dayton Yi
AZ de Schooley
Baby
Ainut Hills
Pearl Hutchinson
Cobb
Laurel
Sandaue Steward
Dau Hter
Rmother
Wire Srown
Idsall Chapel
Landau
Burdsall Chapel
W. A. Reed
Athryn Jones
Billie Hu
Walter
Bie
Taylor Peting
Elbridge Bante
Gussets
Assie Kazel
Erla, Oaitam Dopeta
Scazent Fade
R. Ratliff
City
Violet B
Mt. Washington
Mary Bellatine
Ernest Leeds
M. Skinner
Roy Williams
Rush
Coney Island
Local social notes and family visits reported
Mrs Moll Bethymer and Clara of isonville visited Mrs Rose Ayer and family. Numerous guests attended gatherings at Borletz and St Bernard connections. Funeral details note the death of Elijah Mattox with a widow, children, and many friends attending in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moll Bethymer
Clara
Isonville
Rose Ayer
Pai
Marard
Columb’ Smith
Tat Bator
St. Bernard
Jake Atayle Lewin
Bead Bee
Ae B. Mason
Char
Bantam Fair Grounds
Clifford Clark
Rose Pie
Iece
Charles Drixson
Endeath
Il Ah Mattox
Uneral Om
Aa Gon
Elia
Bethel social notes list visits and reunions across multiple towns
A Bethel column catalogs visitors and relatives from Tennes see to Cincinnati and Blanchester. Notable entries include A H Beck’s return from Elbert Beck, Queen Tillman’s Cincinnati visit, the Tripple reunion at Jennie Derry’s, and visits by Miss Annabelle Frazier, J Parker, and many others among families in Blanchester, Amelia, and Circleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Beck
Elbert Beck
Tennessee
Jenalon Daulton
Cleveland
Chas. Corbin
Queen Tillman
Cincinnati
Wil Tillman
Chas
Peer
Edith
Helen
Blanchester
P. S. Reed
John Beck
Westerville
Mack Fisher
Jackson
T. K. Brannock
Keith
OC. A. Brannock
Elmer Badgley
Norbert
Crab
Annabelle Frazier
Agnes Jane
Julia Beck
J. . Parker
R. O. Rose
Williamsburg
Raymond Myers
Amelia
M. P. Sims
Cameron
W. Va
Wanda W. Williams
Walnutills
Mattie Brannock
B. K. Rient
Remains of Mrs Virginia Burroughs Held in Cincinnati
Funeral was from her Tusculum Avenue home in Cincinnati and burial at Green Lawn Cemetery Milford. She was a niece of Milton Sapp. Attendees included Frank Judd family Lucinda Myrick and others. The letter notes more visits and gatherings in Milford Higginsport and Oakley with various relatives. The remainder of this letter will appear next week. Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Burroughs
Bagby
Tusculum Avenue
Cincinnati
Greenlawn
Milford
Milton Sapp
Frank Judd
Lucinda Myrick
Bist Hoover and Houser
Bantam Fair
Chas. Hartmetz
Harry Myers
Judge Patton is Seriously Ill at Home
Judge W. E. Patton of the Probate Court is seriously ill at home after seeking medical care for several days. A complication of diseases keeps him from returning soon, and his deputy John Clark with clerical help oversees the office in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Patton
Probate
John Clark
Leaf miner blight hits locust trees this season
The blight seen on locust trees is not fatal and recurs for a third season. It harms the top and lower leaf coatings by mining between layers. It appeared later this year, but locust trees remain among the most attractive as spring returns with brightness and green foliage.
Community Notices From Chica Area Households
Truman Markley and family visit his mother Mrs Aura Markley for a week. Kroger store changes as Mr and Mrs Kendle take charge and reside in Riley McAdams apartment on Broadway. Guests and visits across several states include the Stinett, Deatheridge, Jones and Hill families and friends from Nashville, Centeral, Norwood and Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Markley
Chica
Aura Markley
Knight
C. Knight
Kendle
Georgetown
Kroger
Riley McAdams
Broadway
Clifton
QO. B. Martin
Sinner
G. L. Stinett
Nashville
Tenn
G. &. Deatheridge
Small Son
Centeral
Mred Jones
Norwood
Clarence Hill
Virginia
Bethel
Stinett’s
Mary Clark
Newtonsville
Eorge Williams
Cincinnati
Everett
Arthur
Mary Ferree
Thome of
Pir
Walter Doughman
Geo. Doughman
Emma Runyan
Roland Runyan
Esther Sodkanp
W. N
Billa Arey
Chas. Jordan
Judson Griggs
M.B. Griggs
Lake St. Mary’s
Griggs
Robert Ellis
C. D. Ellis
Columbus
Grace McNutt
W.O. A
Dayton
Ohio
Local Visit and Family Gatherings Reported Across Ohio Towns
The record lists numerous visits and family gatherings in Ohio including Hyde Park with B I VanCamp, Myrtle Wilson from Batavia visiting Mrs Lulu Bigham, Warren Cowen and daughter with Nan and Tom Collins, and Clarence Moore of West Carrollton staying with parents. It notes a funeral attendance for James Verrill’s mother in Williamsboro, trips to Newport and Hartwell for visits and a stroke in Sam Work’s case, a memorial for Marion Fry in Georgetown cemetery, and multiple visitors to the Collins home, with extended family from Masonville Milford Cincinnati and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas VanCamp
B. I. VanCamp
Hyde Park
Myrtle Wilson
Batavia
Lulu Bigham
Warren Cowen
Fort Ancient
Nan
Tom Collins
Clarence Moore
West Carrolton
James Verrill
Lliamshoro
Elmer Hill
Wellington Hill
Newport
Elmer
Wilber Shields
J. W. Washburn
Hartwell
Sam Work
Marion Fry
Georgetown
Julia Collins
Pers
John Hickey
Maisonville
Pauline Hickey
Milford
Cliff Haffner
Edward Wade
Cincinnati
Eddie Daniels
Greenish
J. R. Gorman
G. L. Dimmitt
Cliff Long
Kat R. Gorman
Charlie Wilson
Loveland
Philip Emery
Banan
W. P. Wark
Charlie VanCamp
Jemyer
Bennett Waits
Reddick
Leola Hill
Ashton
Monroe
Ralph
Lem
Kenon
Sun
Eben Hem
Ars
Cinree
Bunday
Charlie Grossnickle
Fir
Eyoseph DeCotia
Columbus
Nterta
Owensville
Hull
East Hill Farm Club September Meeting Report
East Hill farm club met at Mrs. Vera Buerkle home with eight members and three guests. Led by Mrs. Stella Moore, the session featured songs, a Social Uplift topic, roll call on club benefits, readings by Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Defrates, and a paper by Mrs. Barker. Guest day included ice cream cake and cocoa, hosted by Mrs. Defrates and Mrs. Moore. next gathering with Mrs. Winter in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hill Farm Club
Vera Buerkle
Stella Moore
Reynolds
Defrates
Pheasants Prefer Running Over Flight Say Detroit News
The Detroit News notes that pheasants are slower to flush than grouse quail or prairie chickens and tend to run after starting rather than fly. It suggests runners may reach the bird before it lifts off and that running is a safer choice for the pheasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Forger Mentions Rival as They Exit the Mint
A tongue in cheek scene quotes a father forger telling his son that their rival is their principal competitor as they leave the mint.
Ungrateful You Have Brain Eyes And Feet To Work
An assortment of historical notes and anecdotes on daily life, science and culture. The items discuss architecture terms like Colonial, milk and its health claims, jade minerals, animal behavior, the human brain, lizards, satire in poetry and prose, and a Williamsburg fire engine fund drive with donor list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Atchison Globe
Williamsburg
Howe Fire Apparatus Company
Anderson
Ind
R. S Croswell
J. Wooster
Icceeeteeceers
J. H. White
Delmar Jesters
Duke Laycock & Son
Wm. W. Clark
M. Bricker
Robert Bilis
Wm. Burger
L. D. Waiteween
C. Knight
G P. Medary
Chatter
Peter Fischbach
W. E. Neal
Harry Hill
Harry Parnell
Grh. Parnell
John Foster
Ee Co. L. Kellum Waks Seeder
W. W
Franks
King & Son
John A. Hugo
Eee
Squirrels Scarce as Season Opens
Reports say squirrel hunting will be light as season opens on September 15 due to modern firearms. nut trees and feed abound, yet stock near extinction leaves few for breeding. Rabbits are also scarce from timber clearing and thickets open land, reducing protection and numbers.
Women Voters Push Primary Reform in Ohio
The Ohio League of Women Voters proposes two changes to strengthen the direct primary. The plan includes moving the primary date later than August and adopting a short ballot for state offices to reduce opposition and improve candidate recognition with no funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio League of Women Voters
League
Sybil Burton
Zanesville
R J Reynolds Plant in Maysville to Close for Three Months
General Manager E T Kirk announced the R J Reynolds Tobacco plant in Maysville Kentucky will shut down for three months and not resume until December 1st. The closure will lay off between 860 and 400 workers with no reason given. It is unclear if other company plants are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
E. T. Kirk
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Mayaville
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Gaus
Flint
Michigan
MA Tay Ce
Lee
Flin
Robert
New Richmond, Ohio
GEO. P. Medary & Son
Williamsburg, Ohio
Peerless Creamery Co
Owensville Fair Grounds
Maple Grove
Lindale
Locust Corner
Stonelick and
Gernon
Russell Bogart
Madison Ile
J. Kelly
Mary Probst
Mr. Probst
Gorgetown
Orner’s
Hoffmeister
Strang Mravers
Oakley
T Ag
Jay
J. R. Fox
Toledo
America
Switzerland
France
Mexico
Greece
Egypt
Asia Minor
Catherine
Boston Transcript
Constantinople
Vatican
Rome
Margot
Freddy
Lily
Erica
Nature Magazine
Jagadis Chandra Bose
New York Times
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