Local Social Notes From Johnstown and Nearby Areas
Mrs Sam Mayhew and Mr William Smyser hosted visitors in Johnstown. George Page visited relatives in Findlay and Columbus. Wilbur Ireton of Washington saw nephews Richard Harold and Lloyd Ireton. Arch Lanham and daughter visited George Town with Mr and Mrs Robert Bagby. Lilly Burton and Frances of Bethel called on Mrs Anna Little. Lice Althaus of Bethel weekended with Barbara Lanham Born September 2 to Aaron Liming and wife a son. September 5 to Thurman Barnet and wife a son. Juanita Griffith of Bethel visited cousin Marcella Hall. Guy Carr and family Fred Fancher and children attended A Ikes daughter’s funeral in Sidney. Ray Preston visited Ben Martin in Cherry Fork. Liming relatives reunion at Grant Park Point Pleasant. Ben Trees and family of Lexington KY visited Elizabeth Trees. Chester Barger and children from Salt Air joined Louis Woodruff for Sunday dinner. Alva Jones and family of Dayton were guests at Woodruff home. Della Woodruff and William Worstell visited friends in Kentucky last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Carr
Fred Fancher
A. Ike
Sidney
Ray Preston
Ben Martin
Cherry Fork
Grant Park
Point Pleasant
Ben Trees
Lexington
Elizabeth Trees
Chester Barger
Salt Air
Louis Woodruff
Alva Jones
Dayton
Woodruff
Della Woodruff
William Worstell
Kentucky
TON JON 1 2 3 touted as modern natural medicine in Ohio alert
Nerves and tremors described fade with TON JON 1 2 3 mixtures touted as nature based remedies. Testimonials from Liza J. Gibson of New Vienna and local stores mention dramatic energy gains and improved digestion. Local reports note health reps at Batavia Bethel Elrod’s Williamsburg and New Richmond pharmacies, with community notices of hospital and funeral events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Liza J. Gibson
New Vienna
Ohio
Ton Jon
TON Jon Health
Blocher Drug Store
Batavia
Scott’s Drug Store
Bethel
Elrod
Wil Hamsburg
Hartman's Pharmacy
New Richmond
Parole Hearing Notice for Marie Stephenson in Ohio
Notice states Marie Stephenson, confined in the Ohio Reform atory for Women in Marysville, committed from Clermont County, October 1 1940 for grand larceny, serving 1 to 7 years, is eligible for a parole hearing on or after October 1 1941 by the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission, clerk Jean Reilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Stephenson
Ohio Reformatory For Women
Marysville
Clermont County
Board of Parole
Ohio Pardon & Parole Commission
Jean Reilley
Paint blocks out evidence of used brick in house
A house built with second hand brick appears new as paint covers the older material. The coating conceals the age and origin of the bricks, creating a fresh exterior finish.
Local Courier Notices Mark Widespread Visitations and Travel
A sequence of social updates lists visits from Lucas Iowa to relatives in Batavia and Cincinnati guests from Richmond Kentucky and Pomona California. Tours include trips to Niagara Falls Detroit and Washington D C with residents returning from Fort Dix Windsor and Michigan.
Willowville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Willowville residents spent weekends with relatives in Kentucky and Ohio. Ed Jones and daughter returned from Tennessee visit. Cliff Pancher hosted. Helen Strothman visited Cincinnati friends. Others traveled to Cleveland and Milford, with hospital and school updates for several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ed Jones
Tennessee
Cliff
Local Social Notes From Cincinnati Visit Attendances
Mrs. Bertha Gates and others from Cincinnati returned from Portsmouth Ohio visit. Rebekah lodge instruction in Bethel. visits by Mrs. Trotter’s dan ter in Columbus. Claude Tarvin entertained brother from Covington. Owensville horse shoe winner Omar Loudenback. Dinner guests of Honaker Kel sey Ameia. Picnic hosted by Dods Ellis Sept 7 with Hyde Park Mt Washington guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gates
Ann Brotherton
Dorothy Brotherton
Cincinnati
Kelsey
Tommy
Mildred Jones
Portsmouth
Bramagen
Rebekah Lodges
Bethel
Trotter
Danter
Columbus
Claude Tarvin
Covington, Ky
Offutt
I. L. Thompson
Janet and
James
Dearborn
Mich
Jennie Penn
Batavia
Elton Montjar
Omar Loudenback
Owensville
Ellis Honaker
Harry Kelsey
Ameia
Dods Ellis
Hyde Park
Mt. Washington
Locust Corner Social Notes Include Visits and Birth
Mr. Richard Vercamp made a business trip to Chicago last week. Mrs. R. B. Wilson and Mrs. Mayme Reed of Williamsville are guests of Charles Schwey and family. Miss Ada Smith of Cincinnati was a Sunday guest of the Renolds family. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schuck and daughter spent Sunday with the Harry Blackburn family. Miss Nina Behymer and Miss Cassie Tone were guests of Mrs. EB. T. Behymer Friday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Archer Krause, an 8 pound boy Thursday Sept 4. They named him Lee Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Wilson
Mayme Reed
Williamsville
Charles Schwey
Ada Smith
Cincinnati
Renolds
Leon Schuck
Harry Blackburn
Nina Behymer
Cassie Tone
EB. T. Behymer
Archer Krause
Lee Marion
Vacationers from Glen Este tour North Dakota
Glen Este residents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Masters vacationing in North Dakota. Mr. H B Smythe and daughter Sue spent the weekend with Smythe brothers Arth and Wes in Danville Illinois. The Romoher couple visited Ed Huheen's home Thursday evening. Phil Sperry hosted her Coffee Club on Thursday afternoon with guests including Mr and Mrs Will Isaack Mrs and Mrs Will Kurtinitis and daughters and Mr and Mrs Frank Urban at a Cincinnati house party Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Smythe
Sue
Local Notes and Personal Mentions From Nicholsville Area
Porter Moore and family of Denver returned home after two weeks with his parents R. B. Moore and wife. Eva McMurchy, Eugene Laycock and wife attended the Rebekah Lodge district school of instruction at Bethel. Marian Knowles visiting relatives at Gary Indiana. J Gelvin remodeling his house. Friends and neighbors of John ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Moore
Denver
Colo
R. B. Moore
Eva McMurchy
Eugen Laycock
District School of Instruction
Rebekah Lodge
Bethel
Community Notes From Stonelick and Vicinity
Mr. Moore McConaughy of Maxwell Field Alabama spent last week end with friends in the area. Miss Thelma Carpenter is visiting in Middletown for a few weeks. Charles Hartmetz and daughter Lela attended the funeral of his sister Minnie Reisinger in Georgetown. Callers of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Baltsheir included Mrs. Fawker and son and wife of Cheviot, Mrs. Gerald Snell and son of Newport, and Miss Lucille Snell of Cincinnati. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Ellis were Virgil Miller and family of Russellville, Rex Evans and son of St Bernard, Durette Ellis and family, Chas Ellis of Middletown, George Lemp of Hyde Park, Fred Hafer and son of Riverside Dr Newport Ky, and John Worst of Pleasant Ridge. Mrs. Ed Patchell and Harry Patchells spent Sunday with friends at Five Mile. Services were held at St Philomena church Thursday for Laura Rein who died at the home of her niece, Mrs. Ed Evans of Owensville. The community extends sympathy to the sisters and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carlier and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Mart Rouhle of Dodensville Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grissel
Covington
Nick Hoes
Cincinnati
Wrighty Watson
Mollie Miller
Harley Brown
Chester Watson
Bobby
Norwood
Dorothy Jean Parsons
Bethel
J. M. Wiseman
Mara Barbeau
Pomona
Calif
Wayland Sullivan
Cleveland
Batavia
Billy Dewdney
Michigan
Harold Gallagher
Fred Edgington
C. O. Rice
Allen Chandler
Milford
A. J. Carter
Audrey Miller
Dusty Miller
Good Samaritan Hospital
Homer F. Buerkle
Moore McConaughy
Maxwell Field
Ala
Thelma
Carpenter
Middletown
Charles Hartmetz
Lela
Minnie Reisinger
Georgetown
Oscar Baltsheir
Fawker
Cheviot
Gerald Snell
Newport
Lucille Snell
Chas. Ellis
Virgil Miller
Russellville
Rex Evans
Bernard
Durette Ellis
Chas
Ellis
George Lemp
Hyde Park
Fred Hafer
Riverside
John Worst
Pleasant Ridge
St. Philomena
Laura Rein
Ed Evans
Owensville
Leo Carlier
Mart Rouhle
Dodensville
Luminous Waves At Weston Crest From Tiny Sea Creature
Britain endures a blackout but Weston-super-Mare lights up with phosphorescent waves. The glow comes from an infinitesimal sea creature. a bucketful could hold thousands, and a census records 110 000 per cubic foot.
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Britain
Weston-super- Marie
England
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Sam Mayhew
Johnstown
William Smyser
Isabel
George Page
Findlay
Wilbur Ireton
Richard, Harold and
Lloyd Ireton
Arch Lanham
Robert Bagby
Lilly Burton
Frances
Anna Little
Lice Althaus
Barbara
Lanham
Aaron Liming
Thurman Barnett
Juanita Griffith
Marcella Hall
Bieman
Stanley Beech
Gatch Beech and
Pt. Isabel
H. D. Shinkle
Ferdinand
New Paris
Junior Frazee
Lora J, Gibson
Amelia
Frank Pollitt
Lucas, Iowa
J. H. Pollitt
Candace Adams
Richmond, Ky
Leonard Billingsley
Stella Glover
Albert Steurer
Mary Monjar
Bud
Jerry Huntington
Jimmie Carlisle
Lloyd Milner
Washington, D. C
Stanley Glancy
Fort Dix
N. J
Armacost
W. F. Hall
John Huntington
Larada Inn
Auncheon
Gladys Myrick
W. O. Hutson
Fred Topie
Burton Green
Orville Green
J. E. Poindexter
St. Louis
Frank Dillon
J. K. Ashburn
Niagara Falls
Windsor
Canada
Sue Speidel
Billy Dowdney
Mrs. Wm. Massey
Detroit, Mich
Forrest E. Eli
Hast
Mrs. E. C. Eli
Pomona, Calif
Alice Joseph
H. E. Armacost
Westwood
Charles Fagin
Kennedy Heights
Lillian Reisinger
Conrad Reisinger
Mary Jane
David Hughey
Rochester
N. Y
Elmer Kramer
Broadway Club
Ning
H. B. Glancy
Wm. Lindsley
Los Angeles
Louise Watson
Charis
Fritz Kramer
Robert Kahle
Harry Kahle
Dwight Martin
A. B. Nichols
Obert Kahle
Betty
Tommy Glaze
Kalida
Kahle
Lester Clark
Logansport
Ind
James Walker
Wilmington
Nona Lunsford
Gus Hulick
Willowville
Pancher
Helen Strothman
Ira Jones
George “Blick
W. B. Bolte
H. Morgan
Bud McComas
Ann Edwards
Whitehead
Walden
Taylor Horton
Navy
Childrens Hospital
Paul Blocher
East
Albert Allen
Harmon Cover
Ella Cover
Alice Pearson
Richard Vercamp
Chicago
Glen Este
Carl Masters
North Dakota
Nicholsville
John
Stonelick
Holy Trinity Church
Batavia, Ohio
Home Furnage Co
Blocher
Batavia Rendering Co
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