Courier Correspondence From Sunday's Social News
Mr and Mrs George Nordyke spent Thursday in Cincinnati. Wilbur Love of Cincinnati attended the flower show Saturday evening. Ollie Buckner of Covington and Mary Dugan of New York were guests of E M Love. Stella Blackburn of Georgetown has returned home after a three week visit with Carlos Hutson. Nannie Hamilton and Agnes Drake were Sunday guests of George Nordyke. Emma Judd spent the day with Stella Glover. Catherine Reichert of Cincinnati spent Sunday with the Retzler family. Howard Leisure and wife of Cincinnati visited with Harry Leisure. Mary Blick and grandchildren Robert and Marion spent Sunday with Charles Schmidt and family at Salt Run. John Filippi of Evanston called on friends over the week end. W B Bolte and George Blick visited Cliff Pancher Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Nordyke
Cincinnati
Wilbur Love
Ollie Buckner
Covington
Mary Dugan
New York
E. M. Love
Stella Blackburn
Georgetown
Nannie Hamilton
Agnes Drake
George Nordyke
Emma Judd
Stella Glover
Howard Leisure
Harry Leisure
Mary Blick
Robert
Marion
Charles Schmidt
Salt Run
John Filippi
Evanston
W. B. Bolte
George Blick
Cliff Pancher
Clyde Beckett
Middletown
H. B. Smythe
Will Isaack
Frank Urban
Harry Snell
Farm Bureau
Columbus Fairgrounds
Roger Dudley
Springfield
Ohio
Milt McGuire
Harry McGuire
Allen K. Smythe
Mt. Washington
General Hospital
Finley Jacobs
Frances
Ralph Wittmeyer
Linwood
Walter Johnson
Augustin Billingsley
Robert Hoffman
Bethel
Otto Kettler
George Patterson
Ruby
Mary Sam
Concord Church
Retired Colonel Rudolph Dies in Chicago Hospital
Hugo Rudolph, a retired army colonel, died after a three weeks illness at Hines hospital in Chicago. The Owensville community offers sympathy to his daughter Mrs. Wooris Christy. Other notes include Mrs. Lester Stinson returning home to Edgewood Pennsylvania after a four week visit with her mother Mrs. Anna Ivey, Dr and Mrs Allan Rappen enjoyed a Virginia trip, Mayme Ulrey hosted the Bridge Club with twenty members and three guests, Mrs Ed Evans hosted a party for two new Owensville teachers Shirley Woodward and Jean Wittworth, and Owensville Grange plans Booster Night on Tuesday September 30 with a White Cake contest by the Home Ec division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Rudolph
Hines
Chicago
Wooris Christy
Pathy
Lester Stinson
Anna Ivey
Edgewood
Allan Rapp
Virginia
Mayme Ulrey
Bridge Club
Ed Evans
Shirley Woodward
Jean Wittworth
Owensville
Owensville Grange
Community News Highlights From Glen Este and Nearby
Local residents attend multiple events and gatherings in Middletown Columbus Springfield Milford and Mt. Washington. Sue Smythe Cora May Jacobs and other named residents appear at hospital work and social events as the Concord church celebrates a 102 year history.
Pleasant moves and social visits noted in Ohio town
Mr and Mrs William Shilling and son Billy relocate to Yellow Springs. Local residents called to Batavia for Browning Well ington case grand jury. Miss Mable Wren visits Nell Salt in part of last week. Several families gather Sunday including Dunbar Ferguson and Clark households. Visits span Ravenna Cincinnati Batavia and Cincinnati with kin and ill relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shilling
Billy
Yellow Springs
Batavia
Mable Wren
Cincinnati
Nell Salt
Raymond Dunbar
Carroll Ray
Clyde Clark
Eunice
Barney Ferguson
Emma Bainum
Joe Hamilton
Ravenna, CO
Larry Clark
New Richmond
Bainum
Lawrence Galbreath
Mary Ellen Dunbar
Frank Galbreath
Locust Corner Social and Local Visits Reported
Locust Corner notes show Fred Sigel and daughter Annabelle dining with Alex and wife in Ten Mile. Ed Robinson and J F Robinson with Mary Christie attended the Lebanon fair. Behymer family spent weekend in Point Pleasant West Virginia. Carol Hard shower hosteds. Amelia Epworth League party sent members to college. James Robinson to Oxford. Edward Guild and family from New Richmond as Sunday guest of H R Eppert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sigel
Annabelle
Alex Becker
Ten Mile
Ed Robinson
J. F. Robinson
Mary Christie
Lebanon
Amelia Woman's Club Luncheon Set at Mt Pisgah Country Home
The Amelia Woman's Club plans its annual luncheon for October 4 at 1 PM at the Mt. Pisgah Country Home run by Mr. and Mrs. McCrain. Mrs. Gates visited Paintsville to see her ill brother with Dorothy Brotherton Fritz Gates and Mildred Jones accompanying. Flowers brightened Saturday's Amelia flower show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Woman’s Club
Mt. Pisgah
McCrain
Penn
Williamsburg Social Clubs and Local Sports Roundup
Mrs Maude McCollum hosted the F F B Club and the W A C group met at Mrs Kenneth Duchemins. Local pairs entertained guests, the Williamsburg ball team beat New Richmond 16 to 9, and lodge inspection for Rebekah No 203 is planned September 26 at I C O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. C. Club
Kenneth Duchemin
Lennie Homan
Taxon Briggs
Orville Halbisch
Williamsburg
New Richmond Giants
Rebekah Lodge No. 203
I. C. O. F. Hall
Greenberry couples unite in marriage and local notes
Greenberry Mr Marvin Sprague and Miss Etta Jones wed on Saturday September 20 with congratulations to the couple. Mr and Mrs Donald Highby move away. Leona and Lois Johnson find work in Batavia. Preaching at Greenberry Methodist on Sunday September 28. Sylvester Nehiesel and family hosted by Geo Perry. Mrs Frank Irwin Slater and Collier attended a Milford women’s meeting. Marian Adams employed at Wright’s in Lockland. Charlotte Malott and Christine Paff work at Playing Card Co Norwood. Jones family hosted relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Sprague
Etta Jones
Donald Highby
Leona
Lois Johnson
Batavia
Greenberry Methodist Church
Sylvester Neiheisel
Geo. Perry
Frank Irwin
Slater
Collier
Milford
Marian Adams
Wright’s
Lockland
Charlotte Malott
Christine Paff
Playing Card Company
Norwood
Jones
Residents and visitors share news from Nicholsville area
Mrs Jessie Fancher and Mrs Julia Marsberry called on Mrs Georgia Mc Nair who is seriously ill at her Nicholsville home. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J C Browning and others from Bowling Green Cincinnati Felicity and Rural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Fancher
Julia Marsberry
Georgia McNair
Nicholsville
Barbara Lanham
Alice Althaus
Bethel
Local Social Notes from Tabasco and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Henry Peiper hosted friends from Cincinnati last Sunday. Frank Nash of Canton stayed with his daughter Mrs Raymond Shannon. Doris Kirgan of Kentucky visited her mother Mrs Lula Jones. The Tarvin family welcomed a new baby. Emma Shannon and Ruth Ann spent time with aunt in Cleveland. DeNike Jr and family attended Bartone medicine show in Milford. Mrs Martin Shannon of Ilth amsville visited Hopper Hill. Frank Nash of Mt Carmel visited Clara Jibbs. Clifford Reed and Isabelle spent Sunday with aunt Ellen Davis. WCTU members Anna Davis and Fanny Laub attended Hamilton County meeting at the YWCA Cincinnati. Mary Elizabeth Kirgan fractured hip. admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital. Mrs S Smith of Mt Carmel on Tabasco road took Christmas card orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Proffitt
Amelia
Lowell Collier
Cincinnati
Charles Collier
Louis Woodruff
Church of Christ of the County
Owensville Fair Grounds
Will Owens
Felicity
Sidney Marksberry
Albert
Lillian Stairs
G. A. Stairs
Beryl
Henry Peiper
Frank Nash
Canton
Raymond Shannon
Lula Jones
Doris
Kentucky
Emma Shannon
Ruth Ann
Cleveland
Charles E. de- Nike Jr
Bartone
Milford
Martin Shannon
Ilthamsville
Fred Beckham
Hopper Hill Road
Frank Nas
Mt. Carmel
Clara Jibbs
Clifford Reed
Isabelle
Ellen Davis
Hopper Hill
Anna K. Davis
Fanny Laub
Hamilton County
WCTU
YWCA
Mary Elizabeth Kirgan
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mildred Lytle
Stanley Moore
JM. M. Wade
College Hill
F. Lach
Washington
A. J Kirk
Fort Thomas
David Fritz
Lexington
Mary Fagin
Frank Swing
Bethel
Ellis Honaker
Kennedy Cider Mill
Mt Holly social event marks Bert Lytle anniversary
Sixty plus relatives and friends gathered Sunday to celebrate Bert and Bert Lytle on their 41st wedding anniversary. A wedding cake by Mrs Harriett Wiseman and generous cake and ice cream refocused the mood amid well wishes for years to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lytle
Harriett Wiseman
Amelia Baptist Church
Chas. Parks
Ed Schultz
Cincinnati
Lew Berg
Ellis Honaker
Raleigh Church
Christ Hospital
Vearil Family Hosts Visitors in Sunday Gathering
Mr and Mrs Elton Vearil spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Vearil. Mr and Mrs Charles Hutchisan entertained their daughter on Sunday in a family visit noted in local social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Vearil
James Vearil
Charles Hutchisan
Minute Man replica poster promotes Defense Bonds and Stamps
Treasury Department reproduces the Defense Savings Poster featuring Daniel Chester French’s Minute Man statue. The notice urges buying Defense Bonds and Stamps at banks or post offices as part of U S defense preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Defense Savings
Daniel Chester French
America
Bermuda Introduces Bright Red Ten Shilling Notes
The Bermuda government has issued bright red ten shilling notes worth .10 shillings, replacing the traditional green ten bob issue. The change marks a notable color shift in Bermuda’s currency presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Dinosaurs Vanish as Mammals Rise to Power
Scientists propose mammals caused dinosaur extinction by preying on eggs, leading to their disappearance as the dominant land animals.
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Carlos Hutson
Willowville
Catherine Reichert
Retzler
Glen Este
PT. Pleasant
Passmore
Betta Lakin
Nelson Beckleheimer
Jennie Galbreath
Zella Dunbar
Stanley Anstaett
Mary Robinson
Jas. Robinson
Leonard Taylor
Charles Schwey
Russell Deitz
Indian Hill
U. S. Government
Batavia Oil Co
Isabel
George Preston
Dayton
Jesse Preston
Queen City
J. C.browning
Sadie Bee
Grace Gregory
Angie Preston
Faye Lanham
Blanche O'Dell
Bowling Green
Etta Smyser
John Smith
Ray. Marksberry
Everett Jobe
Pearl Manning
Daisy Thompson
Mabel Cordrey
Francis
Pet. Jobe
Tobasco
Mrs
Harold Tarvin
S. Smith
Mt. Carmel and
Tabasco Road
MT. Holly
United States
Amor Oto
Batavia Rendering Co
Newtonsville
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