Harvest Home and Community Notices across Summerside
Personal notes from Clee mont and Summerside share events across the county. A three act comedy at Mt Carmel school on Sept 23 and 24. Harvest Home services at Mt Carmel Presbyterian on Sept 26 and supper on Sept 30. booster night for Mt Carmel Orange on Sept 26. Plus church and club activities in Williamsburg Belfast and Owensville, with visitors, guests, and hospital updates among local families and choirs.
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Huilders
Summerside
Mt. Carmel
Jerussy
Mt.Carmel Presbyterian Church
Carmel Presbyterian Church
Mt Carmel Orange
Miss Jennie Gomien Celebrates 91st Birthday Tuesday
Miss Jennie Gomien marked her 91st birthday on Tuesday. Family and friends gathered, including Charles Gomien and family with John Gomien and daughters from Westwood, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Madeira, and Harry and Emma Owens with M. Pribble of Newport Ky. Attendees also included Mrs. Ben Snider Mildred Gomien and George Mull at the Carthage Fair. Edith Gauche and Joe Bosch visited Miss Alice and Mildred Gomien, who was previously bedbound for seven months but is now up and about.
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Jennie Gomien
Charles Gomien
John Gomien
Westwood
John Brown
Madeira
Harry
Emma Owens
M. Pribble
Newport
Ben Snider
Mildred Gomien
George Mull
Edith Gauche
Joe Bosch
Alice
Alice Gomien
Homecoming and Rally Day Planned for Christian Chapel
Next Sunday the 25th features a homecoming program with Rev. Cotton of Price Hill as afternoon speaker and his wife as soloist. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Christian Chapel
Cotton
Price Hill
Bob Henning
Melbourne
Bob
W. Lasher
Jess Wischmeyer
Bond Hill
Harry Kesler
Daugherty
Silverton
Earl Binning
Emma Hamilton
Fagins
Bert Lytle
Ellis Honaker
C. Mund
Maxine
City
Mildred
Girele
Local Socials Highlight Weekend Visits and Dinners
Glen Este hosts the Fiertags with the Sperrys on Saturday evening. Cincinnati guests Kunker stay midweek with the Kuhns. Frank McGuire hosts a birthday dinner for Mrs McGuire and Mrs Hershaner with Chas McGuire and Henry Hershaner families. Pat Timpe visits Sue Smythe. Sperrys entertain Lavina Merice George Neddermann and Mrs Robert Hoffman.
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Gordon Fiertag
Phil Sperry
Kunker
Cincinnati
Frank Kuhn
Frank McGuire
Chas. McGuire
Henry Hershaner
Charles McGuire
Hershaner
Pat Timpe
Sue Smythe
Lavina Merice
George Neddermann
Robert Hoffman
Sunday Socials and Family Visits Highlight Local Notes
Behar and Mrs nll were shopping in Gane. Ed Huheevidson spent Thursday evening with Mrs. Marvin McGuire. Norma and Anice Palmer spent Sunday with the Jacob family. Mrs. Harry Snell hosted the Wittmeyer family for Elsie’s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacobs of Decatur Illinois visiting his parents Finley and (Mrs.) Jacob.
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Behar
Nll
Gane
Bashers Prs
Ed Huheevidson
Marvin McGuire
Norma
Anice Palmer
Jacob
Harry Snell
Wittmeyer
Hamlet Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits
Newport Kentucky resident Mrs. O Conner hosted by Mrs. Myers with Sunday dinner at Mrs. Will Lungmus. Hyde Park guests Mrs. Ed Campbell and Mrs Tel ford with Mr. and Mrs. Fiestal and son of Norwood. Many local residents and clubs noted including the Highway Social Club in Batavia and the Birthday Club. Williamsburg Horseshoes beat Loudenback Hamlets by seventeen. Virginia Houser works in Batavia. Homecomings and family gatherings across Bond Hill Mt Washington Bethel and Evanston are listed.
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Owensville
John Rutledge
John T
Pittsburg
W. J. Snider
John Craver
Chas. Wilson
Indian Hill
Lloyd Harlow
Irma Ireton
Jack
Bethel
Mary Marsh
Christ Hospital
Mayme
Rey
Tambleson
Hamlet
O’conner
Newport
Myers
Will Lungmus
Ed Campbell
Telford
Hyde Park
Merrit
Bond Hill
Anton Mauch
Clarence Coslett
Blanche Carlisle
Highway
Batavia
Earl Huling
George Earl
Watson Drake
Evanston
Bert Ketchum
C. M. Edwards
Storer
Christian Chapel
Virginia Houser
Nichols Law Office
Williamsburg
Loudenback-Hamlet
Anna Jones
Ruby Smith
Francis Smith
City
Chester Smiths
Dale, Brumagen
Mt. Washington
Rose Brumagen
Ruthaford
Calvin Weaver
Newtonsville Community Notices and Church Events
Rev Tumbleson of the M E Church joins for another year. Epworth League gathering hosted by Mrs Manly Hill with about 18 attendees. P T A chicken supper raised a nice sum. Earl Rothabush lost two mules struck by lightning. Mrs Frank Shetterly visited friends. W G Shields visited Ed Oligee home. Miss Rose Collins ill but improving. Families from Avon dale visited Elva Wood and Frank Schooley. M E Church services resume September 18 at 9 30 and every other Sunday. Nazarene Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs Taylor.
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Newtonsville
Tumbleson
M. E. Church
Manly Hill
Epworth League
Earl Rothabush
Frank Shetterly
W. G. Shields
Ed Oligee
Rose Collins
Louis Singer
Irvin Hirshberg
Avondale
Elva Wood
Frank Schooley
Dogs Causing Livestock Damage in the County
Dog Warden George Medary reports unprecedented livestock losses from a four-dog pack including a German Police dog. A calf belonging to John Cann at Locust Corner was torn up. One dog attack on Charles Remley, delivering papers, caused non serious injuries. Authorities order shooting on sight of the pack if it harasses livestock.
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George Medary
John Cann
Locust Corner
J. F. Robison
Charles Remley
Homer Remley
Wilbur Cousins
Charles
Loveland School Bond Issue Fails Despite Voter Turnout
The Loveland school bond measure failed last Tuesday with 463 votes in favor and 825 against. The proposal required a two thirds majority to pass.
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Loveland
Betta the Siamese Sea Fish Builds Bubble Nest
Betta, a fighting fish of the Siamese seas, makes a bubble castle by releasing air bubbles to form a dome above the water. He guards the nest and tends eggs, then becomes cannibal if he loses interest, with the young at risk.
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Betta
Brian Curtis
Appleton Century
Godiva and Peeping Tom Honor in Coventry Legend Debunked
Coventry honors Lady Godiva and Peeping Tom with statues and sites across the city. Historians note the Peeping Tom tale emerged after the ride story and that Godiva’s legendary ride lacks contemporary documentary evidence. The Benedictine abbey linked to her was destroyed by Henry VII and debates over her existence persist.
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Coventry
England
Lady Godiva
Godiva
Guildhall
Great Hall
Long Bridges and Their Bold Span Facts
The Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco has a 4 200 foot main span and a total length of 9 200 feet. The San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge spans eight and a quarter miles with both suspension and cantilever sections. The west bay crossing between San Francisco and Yerba Buena Island is 10 450 feet with two 2 310 foot suspension spans. The east bay crossing to Oakland includes a 1 400 foot cantilever span and a 19 400 foot toll-plaza approach. A tunnel connects the east and west bay crossings beneath Yerba Buena Island.
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Golden Gate
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco - Oakland Bay
West Bay
Yerba Buena Island
East Bay
Oakland
Oakland Mole
Indian curiosity and Little Turtle meet over Tartars myth
A French traveler in Ohio in 1797 spoke with the Indian chief Little Turtle about a theory that Indians descended from dark skinned Tartars of Asia. He showed a map of a possible Tartars route to America and Little Turtle asked why these Tartars who resemble us might not have descended from the Indian.
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Ohio
Little Turtle
Asia
America
Remedy for Leprosy Found in Chaulmoogra Oil
The brownish yellow oil pressed from chaulmoogra seeds has long helped leprosy patients in Burma and India. Interest by American and European doctors arrived about four decades ago. Lepers once swallowed the nauseating oil and applied it to sores. The chaulmoogra tree grows wild in Burma, lower Bengal, and Assam.
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Burma
India
Bengal
Assam
Whistling Seen as Superstition Worldwide
Collier's Weekly notes whistling is viewed as devilish in many regions. In mines and theater rooms it is believed to invite disaster. Proverbial ayes abound including a French saying that a crowing hen or whistling girl brings bad luck.
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Collier's Weekly
Ohio Builds Ohio Pavilion at 939 New York World's Fair
State officials announced Columbus onid will lease a 6000 square foot Ohio pavilion at the fair for 32000. The Georgian Colonial building will showcase agricultural and industrial progress and state interests, funded by a 100000 appropriated by the 92nd General Assembly and overseen by Governor Martin L. Davey. A vacant ceremony planned for Kent State’s new president faced cost cuts, with the state board of control insisting on a smaller funding plan.
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Columbus
Onid
John P. Schooley
Schooley
Ohio
92D General Assembly
K. C. Leebrick
Kent State University At
Kent
State Board of Control
M. Ray Allison
Suim
Six Clermont County 4-H Members Attend Congress
Six Clermont County 4-H Club members and one advisor travel to Columbus for the 24th annual 4-H Club Congress at Ohio State University. Delegates named by the 4-H Club Executive Council include Alma Aicholtz of Suminet.
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Clermont County
Columbus
Ohio State University
Alma Aicholtz
Sumiene
4-H Club Members Attend Ohio Week at University
Clermont County selects seven youths from 708 to join a week at Ohio State University with theme Preparing for Life and Work. Mary Ellen Evans Mary Janet Xhn steatt Maxine Ashton Albert Stump Christie Holland Martha Cramer lead discussion topics Choosing Careers Personal Appearance Friendship Visualizing Agricultural Problems.
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Merside
Mary Ellen Evans
Owensville
Mary Janet
Xhnsteatt
Castille
Clermont County
E. L. Bowman
Ohio State Employment Service
Edna Callahan
Ohio State University
Mary Gerlaugh
Edgar Dale
Bureau of Educational Research
Masquerade Common Practice in a Vacation Train Belief
Uncle Eben quotes a view that there is always a masquerade in social life even during vacations. He notes a young man returning home on a train hopes strangers will judge him as a capable salesman for a large business concern.
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Eben
On To Victory With This Ticket
The Republican Party presents a slate of strong men for voters this fall. A vote for the Republican ticket signifies support for good government in Ohio.
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Republican Party
Ohio
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