Willowville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Nora Bolte and family vacationed in North Carolina visiting the Smoky Mountains. Numerous regional residents, including the Daltons, Blicks, Stegemollers, Wolfers, Retzlers, Smiths, and Boltes, hosted and visited others over weekends. Several callers and guests from Amelia, Mariemont, Deer Park, Norwood, and Berea appear amid a series of family visits and convalescence updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Dalton
Jean Carrol
North Carolina
Smoky Mountains
Paul Buckner
Norwood
Ray Blick
Surprise Baby Shower for Mrs Betty Glasbreimer
Mrs C Stroub hosted a surprise baby shower for Mrs Betty Glasbreimer last Thursday. Ten people attended including Ada Huff and Mary Lou Huff of Lexington Kentucky. Gifts were given and refreshments served with ham salad sandwiches coffee ice cream and cake. Pfc Leroy Beckelhymer now stationed at Highland Air Base New Jersey. Stella Cahill Georgetown and Neva Kruse Bethel visited Nellie Turner at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Colonel
Betty Glasbreimer
Pfc
Leroy Beckelhymer
Highland Air Base
N. J
Stella Cahill
Georgetown
Neva Kruse
Bethel
Nellie Turner
Laurel Homecoming Draws Local and Cincinnati Guests
Mrs Elsa Kennedy hosted a weekend gathering with Miss Jean Nock Miss Margaret Neisel Miss Virginia Neisel and Mr Jimmie Cain of WKRC Cincinnati. The Laurel homecoming was a success despite some absences with distance guests from Beth el Georgetown Cincinnati Baltimore Goshen New Burlington and Silverton among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Kennedy
Jean Nock
Margaret
Virginia Neisel
Jimmie Cain
WKRC
Cincinnati
Ben Edwards
Edwards
Marlene
Steward
New Burlington
Carolyn Pritchett
Baltimore
H. Geppert
John Proud
Larry W. Smith
Forrest Pence
Clarence Wamsley
Goshen
Camp
Silverton
Community program features music and sermon
The Home Coming program opened with a singing of Brighten the Corner Where You Are by the audience and an invocation by Rev Edwards. Dolores and Doris Armacost performed a duet, the Cooper Girls sang, Carolyn Pritchett played a piano solo, and Rev C Wamsley preached a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Edwards
Dolores
Doris Armacost
Corn Sounds and Hair Care Mentioned in Odd Notes
The item cites University of Wisconsin researchers using sensitive microphones to hear corn growling and, with a twist of the radio dial, the sound of old corn dying. It notes women tout beer for setting hair and keeping curls tight, mentioning a bun. A Louisiana man jailed for knifing a friend after a disputed baseball bet and a rabbit dinner follows, with a joke about welsh rabbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. of Wisconsin
Louisiana
Friend
Garden Club Planting Drive and Local Society Notes
Ohio clubs launch roadside planting program at a Johnny Apple seed party in Walnut Hills. Newtown PTA schedules first fall meeting with film A Better Tomorrow. Eastern Valley Garden Club hosts fall flower arrangements at Norwood home. Visitors include Herbert Lovley of Boston and state official Eddie Perry. various local club and council members listed among social events and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Sticksel
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Clubs of Ohio
Walnut Hills
Emma Runte
Newtown P. T. A
W. N. Beets
Robert Litin
Richard Staley
Eastern Valley Garden Club
Daniel Duffy
Norwood
Sydney Wymer
Thornberry
Marriott-Heywood Post
Town Hall
Leslie Binder
Cleveland
Ohio
Newtown
Delle Muchmore
Clarence
Charlotte
Demonstration Club 4 of Lindale Holds September Meeting
Home Demonstration Club No 4 of Lindale met at Mrs Evallyn Hallerman's home on September 10 with a covered dish luncheon. Plans for the coming year's work were discussed and a report was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindale
Evallyn Hallerman
Literacy in the American Colonies in 1765
In 1765 about five percent of colonial families received a newspaper weekly and these issues circulated by hand to many readers.
County Picnic Highlights and Hostess Plans
The county picnic was held and donations of aprons and clothing were sent to residents at the county home. Mrs Hellerman shared travel stories from South America describing dress, food, and daily life. She displayed items bought on her trips. Mrs Raymond Cornell will host the October meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cornell
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Age Fair
Willowville
Nora Bolte
Fred Stegemoller
Deer Park
Hubert Wolfer
Loveland
Nick
Retzler
Charles Smith
Mariemont
W. B. Bolte
Mary Blick
Leslie Brannon
Norman Lunsford
Andy Banks
Harrison
Albert Danner
Melvin
Amelia
Mary Elick
Charles Wright
Mrs
Martin Million
Church St
Mrs. Carter
Little Son
Berea, Kentucky
Laurel
C. Stroub
Cal
Maple Shade Farm
Elizabeth Simmons
Emma Barkley
Albert Campbell
Delmar Burton
Big li
General Electric
Fed
Main Street
Robert McMahon
Dayton
Strictly Fresh
Congressional Committee
Pittsburgh
Kranzerczycrik
F.W. Kibler Milling Co
MT. Orab, Ohio
Herbert J. Lovely
Boston, Mass
H. F. Gomien
Joseph Jorden
Newtown Council
Royal Neighbors of America
Mt. Crab Council
D. D. Kelley
Cc. E. Muchmore
Nellie Allen
William Burdsall
Ray McKinny
Farl Vaehl
Karl Kuhner
Irma Lewis
Teresa Reminger
Pleasant Ridge
Robert Lemon
Plainville
Batavia
The
Clermont County
Joe Lamping
Kiwanis Carnival
New Richmond, Ohio
Sun
Washington, Western and
Plenty Streets
Kiwanis Youth Fund
Pontiac
America
Fisher
Main
DIAL
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