Williamsburg Social Update Brims With Local Visitors
Williamsburg items note Miss Bertha Hutton visiting Georgetown guests. Residents return from visits in Detroit Middlebourne and Columbus. Attends Buckeye Casualty banquet in Cincinnati and Ohio Woman for London meeting. Several families and clubs host gatherings and travels across Ohio and Indiana.
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Williamsburg
Bertha Hutton
Jas
Georgetown
Lawrence Reppard
Middlebourne
W. Va
J.C. Fuhr
Arthur Peed
E. Kirkpatrick
Detroit
Fred Kirkpatrick
L. E. McNair
Margaret Pribble
Cincinnati
Percy Adams
Harold Chatterton
R D. Fuhr
Ohio Woman For
London
Columbus
Richard Moye
Harley Kidd
Leah Kain
Walnut Hills
Clover Progressive Farm Womans’ Club
Mahlon Walker
Homer Hibbs
Homer Busch
H. H. Carr
Urbana
Markle
W. R. Sentman
Margaret
New York City
Homecoming Planned at Local Christian Church
Weekend greetings fill Owensville and surrounding areas as residents visit friends. A homecoming at the local Christian Church is set for Sunday October 4 with a basket dinner at noon and afternoon services at 2 PM.
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Lerado Louis Snider
Owensville
John Geesner
John Dunbar
Newtonsville
Christian Church
This Place
Thomas Rothrock
Earl Roehm
Mt. Healthy
Mt. Crab
E. E. Griswold
Cincinnati
Albert Andler
Bond Hill
Rickert
Social Roundup From Marathon Area Visits Weekly
Miss Ruth Young of near Morrey hosted by Miss Harry Garman. Carlson families and relatives in Marathon and nearby towns enjoyed weekend gatherings with Gaylord Needham, B E Curlis, Cora Malott, James Malott, Rose Rhein, Muriel Wise, Harold Predmore, Kate Warman, Hazel, and many others from Cincinnati Hillsboro Mason Blanchester Bethel Milford.
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Ruth Young
Near Monrey
Arry Garman
Morgan Coombs
Maureen Joan
Carthage
Gaylord Needham
Ralph Curlis
B. E. Curlis
Germantown
Cora Malott
Cincinnati
James Malott
Rose Rhein
William
Muriel Wise
Lynchburg
L. F. Coleman
Harold Predmore
Barbara Ann
Hillsboro
A. G
Finch
Houston
Texas
Fred Fischer
Milford
John Harm
J. R. Johnson
May Girton
Mason
Allen Moyer
Omer Linsey
Roy Linsey
Henry Worstel
Dave Worstel
Wie
Ed Barbso
Bethel
Frank Palmer
Blanchester
Ralph Week
Marathon
Monroe Grange Holds Inspection and Meeting at Experiment Farm
The Monroe Grange held an inspection on Friday night and farmers attended the annual meeting at the experiment farm. Mrs William Norris and John spent the weekend in Dayton with her sister.
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Monroe Grange
Experiment Farm
William Norris
John
Dayton
Local Social Roundup From Sunday Visits
Mrs. Alice Moorhead hosted her Oxford sister with a Sunday visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bramen welcomed Miss Irene Belt zer and Doudil from Cincinnati Bible Seminary. Cain from Amelia attended church. Laycocks visited Pt. Isabella friends. Storch hosted Ben Hasley from Hyde Park. C Woodrough visited Cincinnati. Spurgeon Stockpill and child from Dayton spent Sunday with R B Moore. Aubrey Redfield visited Blanchester.
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M. H. Bramen
Irene Beltzer
Doudil
Bible Seminary
Cincinnati
Cain
Amelia
Isabel
Storch
Ben. Hasley
Hyde Park
C. Woodrough
Carol Spur
Young Couple Wed at Williamsburg
Miss Mary I Hutchinson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hutchinson of Williamsburg and Edwin O Humphrey of Miamiville united in marriage at the bride's home after a Monday September 28 ceremony conducted by Rev H F Zierer of Epworth M E Church Dayton Ohio The couple to reside in their new home in Miamiville Ohio following a reception with about seventy five guests.
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Holly Virginia Vopie
Florene Horn
Horn
Chas
Fitzpatric
Lorena Myrick
Zanesville
Ladies’ Aid
Pennsylvania RR Co
Mary Fagin
B.F. Swing
Anna Swing
Bethel
Mc Conellsville
Denvertown
Caroline Myrick
Earnest
Indianapolis
Morton Elling
City
Norma Gregor
New Richmond
L. E. Price
Mt.Carmel
Christian Chapel
Community Bldg
Mary I. Hutchinson
Charles Hutchinson
Williamsburg
Edwin O. Humphrey
Miamiville
H. F. Zierer
Epworth M. E. Church
Dayton
Ohio
Walter Laycock
Kermit Hutchinson
Louise Humphrey
Mary Lou Ashton
Frank Summers
Pomona Grange Meeting Adjusted for Homecoming Oct 16
Pomona Grange will meet at Locust Corner on October 10 to finalize arrangements for conferring the Sixth Degree at Bethel School Auditorium. A Homecoming day for Fifth and Sixth Degree members is set for Friday evening October 16 with a Clinton County program.
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Clermont County Pomona Grange
Locust Corner
Bethel School Auditorium
W. A. Rogers
Clinton County Pomona Grange
County Commissioners Award Six Bridge Repair Contracts
Clermont County Commissioners awarded contracts for repairing six bridges at a Monday meeting. Bidders and amounts include Cedron Bridge Charles Day 34.80 Turkey Foot Bridge Charles Day 160.20 McConaughy Bridge A Bigam 120.00 Apgar Bridge J S Grossnickle Dry Run Bridge Walter Hogan 207.50 Layman Bridge J S Grossnickle 168.56.
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Clermont County
Cedron
Charles Day
Turkey Foot
McConaughy
A. Bigam
Apgar
J. S. Grossnickle
Dry Run
Walter Hogan
Layman
J S. Grossnickle
Brown County Fair Dates Set at Georgetown
The 87th Brown County fair is scheduled for October 7 8 and 9 at Georgetown. Secretary Edgar A Quinlan says a record number of entries is expected making it the greatest fair in years. Students are invited to the opening day and the G E band is set to perform on Thursday.
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Georgetown
Edgar A. Quinlan
The
Fair Board
Brown County
Paul M. Herbert and his bid for lieutenant governor
Republican Paul M. Herbert, born December 2 1889 in Marseilles Wyandot County, is a lawyer and longtime public servant. He served in the Ohio House and Senate, led campaigns as a strong speaker, and held roles in the American Legion, Exchange Clubs, and Elks. He is married with two children.
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Paul M. Herbert
Marseilles
Wyandot County
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
Herbert
Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
Senate
American Legion of Ohio
Affiliated Exchange Clubs of Ohio
Columbus Lodge of Elks
North Broadway
M. E. Church of Columbus
State Treasurer Harry S Day seeks Republican re election
State Treasurer Harry S Day of Fremont Ohio seeks another term on the Republican ticket in November. Born May 16 1871 he rose from nursery business to mayor of Fremont and then treasurer of the state first 1922 1926 and again in 1981. He notes a quadrupled office workload and modern machinery along with church and fraternal memberships.
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Harry S. Day
Fremont
Ohio
Oberlin College
United States Railway Mail Service
Day
State
Knights of Pythias
the Moose
The
Eagles
the Maccabees
Order of United American Mechanics
Benson Ogier Seeks Short Term Congressmen-at-Large Seat
Benson Ogier a Republican candidate from Hamden Ohio seeks the short term as Congressman-at-Large. Born August 18 1902 he is a Columbus attorney since 1930 active in Young Republican Club Masonry and bar associations. He is married with two sons and a daughter.
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Benson Ogier
Hamden
Vinton County
Ohio
Ozier
Portsmouth High Schoo
Ana
Ohio State University
Franklin University
Franklin
Columbus
Ogier
Young Republican Club
Twelfth
Scottish Rite and Shrine
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Ohio State
American Bar Associations
Kiwanis Club
Junior Chars of Commerce
American Liberty League
Indianola Methodist Church of
Attorney General Post Is His Gen
Thomas J. Herbert, Republican candidate for attorney general, a Cleveland native and resident, was born October 28, 1894. He studied locally, graduated from Western Reserve Law School, and held roles in Cleveland city law, Cuyahoga County, and the Ohio Public Utilities Commission. A World War I combat pilot, he later led the Ohio National Guard air unit and belongs to the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Masonry. He is married with three children.
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Thomas J. Herbert
Cleveland
Western Reserve Law School
City of
Cuyahoga County
Herbert
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Union Trust Co
American Air Forces
Ohio National Guard
American Legion
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Masonic Organization
Origin of Finns and their early migration
The Finns form part of the Ural Altaic family, predominant in North and Central Asia. By the late seventeenth century, they are said to have moved from Volga settlements, possibly driven by Bulgarians, to occupy their current homeland. They are described as belonging to the white race.
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North
Central Asia
Volga
Treaty of Neuilly Ends Bulgaria’s War Claims
The 1919 treaty signed in Neuilly sur Seine, near Paris, saw Bulgaria cede Thrace to Greece return areas to Serbia and accept indemnities in money and coal. The accord linked Allies and Bulgaria after World War I.
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Neuilly
Bulgaria
Paris
Thrace
Greece
Milbury Lyceums and Lecturers Shape Mass Public Education
An organized plan of adult instruction called lyceum began in Millbury Massachusetts in 1826. By 1839 over 3.4 town lyceums existed and the practice expanded to include paid lecturers addressing gatherings. A national organization formed in 1831 and held conventions until 180).
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Lyceums
Lyceum
Millbury
Mass
Palace of Westminster as Seat of Parliament History
The Palace of Westminster, long the meeting place for Parliament, holds royal status as a great chamber and residence used by sovereigns from Edward the Confessor through Henry VIII, with the hereditary lord great chamberlain in charge.
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Palace of Westminster
Edward the Confessor
Henry VIII
Bank Groups Launch Nationwide Survey On Lending Practices
The American Bankers Association conducts extensive research across federal lending agencies, postal savings competition, personal income loans, and bank earning power. Reports detail funding sources, liabilities, subsidies, returns, and terms shaping credit in banks nationwide.
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New York
American Bankers Association
National Association
Committee On
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