Local social notes span visits and travels across Amelia and Belfas t
Ella Holmes returns from Chicago Century of Progress with Mrs Elizabeth Beckett as Mrs N J White hosts Bridge. Residents attend family events, trips to State Fair and World Fair, and plan northern tours. mentions of illness, hospital stays, and multiple visits to Memphis Detroit New York City and Miami. Notable names include Ralph Fuhr Bertha Hutton Philip Sperry and Kyron Stouder with many household gatherings and club meetings.
Amelia wins ball game 12 to 6 over Batavia
Labor Day notes list residents traveling to events and visiting relatives from Cheviot Norwood Cincinnati Mason Indiana and Williamsburg. Community names many church and club activities plus hospital and fair visits across Amelia Bethel and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Batavia
Hamlet
Locust Corner Social Notes and Obituary Update
Locust Corner reports Mr and Mrs Joseph Nobis and family and Emerick Bradbury returned from the Century of Progress Exposition. Families including Cann and Eppert visited Henders on Sunday. Cincinnati guests Behnke spent Sunday with Vern Benke and Elizabeth Cramer. An aged resident died at Love land and funeral services were held at Locust Valley Church with burial at Mt Moriah. Elliott Fauser and wife visited Nobis in Evans ton followed by more local calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nobis
Emerick Bradbury
John Cann
Edgar Eppert
Henderson Donnely
Palestine
Charles Behnke
Cincinnati
Vern Benke
Elizabeth Cramer
Albert Montjar
Loveland
Locust Valley Church
Owensville Notes From Emma Massie and Local Movers
Emma Massie and her son Earl left for Portsmouth on Friday. Ralph Lemon and family occupy the Ollie Ducheman property on Main Street as Ducheman moves to Williamsburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams of Florida visit her parents, Sherman and Ada Fry. Mrs. Emma Odoms of Batavia stayed with Ada McKay. Prof. Evans Arnold Ansteatt C Schultz and Don Craver return from a World’s Fair trip. Dr A B Rapp attended a doctors meeting in Akron last week. Mrs James Fetter visits Piketown folks. Ed Vogt and Mrs Haderfer from Milford call on. Mrs T Vogt and Mrs Louela Burdsall return from Indian Lake. Mr and Mrs Bob Milford of Hollywood visit parents Geo Bistrai and wife en route to New York. Fred McKay and family spend Sunday with Nelson Simmons and wife at Sardinia. Mrs Chas Armstrong leaves for Indianapolis where her husband works as telegraph operator. Water Hauck, formerly in charge of Blossom Health Oil Station, moved to Blanchester. Wilson Brothers replace him. Mrs Ed Gomien and niece Mildred spend Thursday in Cincinnati. Miss Lucille Haskel hosts Sunday dinner for friends including Katherine Edman Grace Hughes Eu nice Ruchemin Glenn Leach John Hughes Jr Frank Duchemin William Duchemin Jr and Elton Haskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Massie
Earl
Portsmouth
Ralph Lemon
Ollie Ducheman
Main St
Ducheman
Williamsburg
John Williams
Florida
Sherman Fry
Emma Odoms
Batavia
Ada McKay
Prof. Evans
Arnold Ansteatt
C. Schultz
Don Craver
A. B. Rapp
Akron
James Fetter
Piketown
Ed Vogt
Haderfer
Milford
T. Vogt
Louela Burdsall
Indian Lake
Bob Milford
Hollywood
Geo, Bistrai
New York
Fred McKay
Nelson Simmons
Sardinia
Chas. Armstrong
Indianapolis
Water Hauck
Blossom Health
Blanchester
Wilson Brothers
Ed Gomien
Mildred
Cincinnati
Lucille Haskel
Katherine Edman
Grace Hughes
Eunice Ruchemin
Glenn Leach
John Hughes Jr
Frank Duchemin
William Duchemin, Jr
Elton Haskell
Local Social Notes and Community News
Miss Marie Henke and her mother spent Labor Day weekend with relatives in Shelbyville Indiana. Mr Horace Leeds, a respected local citizen, died Monday morning with funeral Wednesday at the home. The town notes visitors and travels among residents including Mildred Topie returning from Iowa and a State Fair trip by Richard Fritz Marie Henke and Oscar Martinetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Henke
Shelbyville
Ind
Horace Leeds
Mildred Topie
Iowa
Cincinnati visitors visit after party stops
The report notes a party joined at Pt. Isabel and Westioro then attended a young people's meeting at Troy Ohio on Sunday. Mr and Mrs J Moerlein were visitors to Cincinnati last week.
Belfast Williams Corner Delayed Social Notes at McCormicks
Local society column lists visitors and weekend activities. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stuart Mrs. Shirley Conover and daughter Newtonsville Mrs. Sam DeVore Hamilton Mrs. Earl Ridings Loveland Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wilson and daughter Mabel Branch Hill Mrs. Olive Dodds and son West Carrollton and other families at dinners and a Sunday school picnic at Owensville fair grounds. 64th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Myers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast-Williams
Chas
Stewart
Jake Hill
Newtonsville
Herbert McCormick
Joe Stuart
Shirley Conover
Sam DeVore
Hamilton
Earl Ridings
Loveland
Perry Wilson
Mabel
Branch Hill
Olive Dodds
West Carrollton
Charles
Robert Stuart
Columbus
Serpentine Mother of Asbestos and Global Ridge View
Serpentine formed in ancient rock is the source of asbestos mined in Georgia and Canada. It is ground into a light tough pulp for wool-like cloth. The Andes form part of a world ridge extending from Cape Horn to Alaska and beyond to Asia and Oceania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Canada
Cape Horn
Alaska
Aleutians
Siberia
Asiatic
Japan
Philippines
New Guinea
New Zealand
Picnic A Success At Clermont Farm Bureau Grange Event
The annual Farm Bureau and Grange picnic at Owensville Fair Grounds drew about a thousand farmers from Clermont County. O T Brown led morning games, Frank M Hoggatt chaired the afternoon program, H N Wilson introduced successor E B Baugh, and W C Culkins entertained. Goshen beat locust corner 14 to 12 in baseball. Owensville won the girls game 15 to 12. Mr E B Robinson, 75, was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Grange
Owensville Fair Grounds
Clermont County
O. T. Brown
Bethel
Frank M. Hoggatt
Goshen
Robert Caldwell
Owensville
W. C. Culkins
Cincinnati
E. L. Carter
Milford
Clermont County Farm Bureau
Culkins
Wilson
Goshen Township
Bes
Locust Corner
E. B. Robinson
Farm Bureau and Grange Benefit Auction in Clermont County
The father of J. F. Robinson from Amelia, secretary of the Clermont County Farm Bureau, baked a cake for the benefit event. An unseen kitchen utensil puzzle amused the crowd. An apron sold at auction, bought by James Fitzpatrick, county treasurer, with praise for the organizing committee: Mrs. R. C. Knause, Mrs. J. F. Robinson, Mrs. Nott, Mrs. Ray Stoddard, O. T. Brown, Frank Hoggatt, E. C. Flischel and P. A. Ireton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Robinson
Amelia
Clermont County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Grange
James Fitzpatrick
R. C. Knause
J.F. Robinson
Nott
Ray Stoddard
O. T. Brown
Frank Hoggatt
E. C. Flischel
P. A. Ireton
Election slate lists village and township officials across many towns
A compiled roster shows candidates for mayor, trustees, clerks, treasurers, marshals, constables, and school boards across Bethel, Batavia, Williamsburg, Felicity, Owensville, and surrounding townships. Names include J. E. Haywood Roy Philhower and Stanley Pray among many others.
Mt Carmel Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits
The Mt Carmel column lists numerous visits and greetings. Mr and Mrs Will Rahe hosted sisters from Summerside and a Chicago niece. Cincinnati’s Matt Murer and family visited the Weiners. Oakley’s Earl Nash called on his parents. Ruth Bell plans to leave for Oxford next week. Martinsville and Newtown visitors joined the Brown family in Mt Carmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rahe
Summerside
Chicago
Matt Murer
Cincinnati
Weiner
Earl Nash
Oakley
Kate Shumard
Harry Snell
E. F. Nash
Dor
Othy
Grace Durfee
Silvertown
Arthur Brinkman
Ruth Bell
Oxford
George Coddington
Martinsville
E. Coddington
Newtown
Elizabeth Phillips
Mt. Washington
Frank Brown
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Ralph Fuhr
Century of Progress
C. M. Conarro
Cleveland
J.w.lytle Milliam Miller
Bertha Hutton
Minta Johnson
Atlantic City
J. P. Allen
Kizzie Weaver
Memphis
Tenn
H. G. Ferree
Belfast
Chas. Seward
Dodds
W. Carrollton
Ada Fender
Terrace Park
Mildred Ann
Billy McCormick
John Stuart
North Carolina
Lee Hill
Ith
Sumner Myers
Glen Este
Mavin McGuire
Sue Smythe
Ed. Huehey
Helen Davis
Clifton
Avey
Detroit
Joe Sturm
Ed Stepheny
Ellen Dovonan
Larry Walker
Miami
Fla
H. B. Smythe
Ed Hubeey
Clara Smythe
Ervin Avey
Philip Sperry
Agnes Debrunner
Gordon Feiertag
Louise Phillips
Robert Pfister
Marie Kettler
Joe Laffleur
Otto Kettler
Andy Zaps
Harry Fick
Newport
Allen Smythe
Harry Hall
Walter Burger
Atwood
Ill
Frank Binkly
Howard Binkley
Newark
New Jersey
Amos Binkley
Martha Sidwell
Mabel Renner
Josie Hill
Margaret Bishop
May Burns
Mary Mount
Kyron Stouder
Moscow
Dorothia Pommert
Miami University
Margaret Ingles
Julia Glover
Jne Pease
Kansas City
Mehl
Laub
Betty Jane
8. W. Scarse
Montreal
Flora
Theo Witt
Maraberth Mattox
Chas. Turner
Mary Louand
Carrie Warfield
Helen Carothers
Harper
Kansas
Nina Behymer
Lena Steurer
Bethesda Hospital
Bob Flora
Arthur Mattox
Frank Thurber
Cheviot
Clay
Indiana
Dale Teegarden
Misses Pierce
Elizabeth Teegarden
City
Dr. Bradley
Norwood
Chas Freemyer
Dayton
Fox
Alice Gates
The
Christian Church
Troy
Cain
Carrie Kelly
Helen Montjar
East End
Cossetts
Curtis
Mason, Ohio
Clyde Theler
College Hill
Louis Mauch
Hyde Park
Anton Mauch
Ludlow
Zoo
Epworth League
C. M. Edwards
Belle Kirgan
Christian Churches and Churches of Christ of
Georgetown Fair Ground
Lena Storer
Frank Hill
Carthage
Owen Oldham
Flora Ruffner
Baby
Thelma Britton
Ida Hill
Charles Taylor
Fred Shields
Baptist Circle
Masters
Keith
George Brannock
C. A. Brannock
Annie Tatman
Gee. Hatfield
Pittsburg
Jennie
Bessie Tatman
Sallie Behymer
Louise Wielert
Olive Wymer
West Union Fair
Stanley Pattison
Mt. Carmel
Ed Pattisons
James Fitzpatrick i
D. F. Lady
Glenn Hill’s
Anna Hill
Starlin
Harley Vandament
Huntington
W. Va
B.P. Vanderment
Eva Burke
Florence Burke
Madisonville
Crouthers
Farm Bureau and Grange
Arthur Windle
Frances Windle
Blanche Needham
Helen Coombs
Harris
Foster
J. A. Hobson
Opal Windle
Hugh Allen
Kentucky
A. G. Predmore
Freda Conrad
Roberta
G. C. Steward
Coney Island
Cathryn Caldwell
Ruth Warman
Oscar Apple
Gladys Moore
Lorado
J. R. Johnson
Gaylord Needham
Blanche
BE. S. Haas
MT. Holly
Bissantz Corner
Annabel Weakley
Emmett Slater
Scorse
Douglas Colyer
St. Mary’s Hospital
Richard Fritz
Oscar Martinetz
Olin Fagin’s
Hazel Green
Donald Glaspie
Mt. Pisgah
Albert Tschira
Clermontville
M. P. Dolen
Anna Wakefield
Frank Swing
Carrie Swing
Raymond Tucker
Ayer Hardware Co
Batavia, Ohio
Ohio
Rocky Glen Sanatorium
McConnelsville
Mildred Anne
Jos. Dodds and Son
Shetterly
Smyser
A. L. Clark
Mary C. Moyer
Marshall
C. H. Gregg
Foster Altman
Don Kennedy
J. B. Wayt
Edwin Brannock
J. L. Myers
Dale Woodmansee
Washington Township
Geo. Keller
Harner Johnson, Co
Lyn Bishop
Julius Pagenhardt
Geo. Whiting
J. B. Amiott
J. R. Fuhr
T. B. Davidson
Harvey Jenkins
L. E. Miller
Orin F. Brazelton
W. A. Hartman
William Young
T. J. Dugan
Chas. Hoffman
Board of Public Affairs
A. M. Stamm
L. D. Waite
G. Maha
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