Social and Personal notes from New Vienna area
Miss Doris Parrott spent the weekend with her parents in Chillicothe. Many locals visited relatives in Wilmington and Cincinnati to attend events and gatherings including the Miracle in Cincinnati. The New Vienna Womans Club opens the year with meetings and talks on The American Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Parrott
Chillicothe
New Vienna Womans Club
Frank Terrell
Irene EB. Lewis
Ohio Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Canton
Ohio
Grave E. Smith
Woman’s Club
Ohio ‘Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Washington D. H. C
Legal Club
James Kester
Auburn Chapel
Charles Mildred
Myrtle Kester
P. A. Beremen
Robby
Harriett. Bower
Columbus
Ova Kester
Cincinnati
GW. L. Bower
Sarah
Pearl’ Kester
Kester Homestead
Kester
Lettie Powell
West
Miss Powell
Yellowstone _ National Park
Pikes Peak
Utah
Town
Clinton County Fall Wedding Unites Miss Rebecca Forewer George Justice
Miss Rebecca Forewer George Justice of Dayton wed in Clinton County at the Fairview area home of her parents. Rev. Hugh J. Wright officiated as vows were exchanged before a small gathering. The couple planned a Dayton residence and started new duties with husband at Delco Light while the bride had worked as a teacher and bookkeeper in Clinton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County
Rebecca Forewer George Justice
Dayton
Fairview
Fairview Friends Church
Hugh J. Wright
Hugh Wright
Tom Fisher
Howard Fisher
Famely
W. E. Fisher
Justice
Star- Durant Motor Company
Delco
N. Journal
Coat for All Round Wear with Velvet Collar Inlay
The coat envelopes the figure with a semi snug fit and a slight flare at the skirt. Bone buttons and a velvet collar inlay give a popular mannish note seen in utility coats.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otis Newton
Highland
Jason Polk
Marjorie McDonald
Helen Haworth
Paul Dennis and
Lindley Schoon- Over
Lloyd Shaw
Mrs. D. K. Poland of
Mrs
Charles Armstrong
Kathryn Slaughter
Leesburg
Elizabeth Milner
Homer Milner
Elmer Southerland
Sol Walker
Wilmington
Winnie Clark
Mabel Curtis
Harley Smith
Careytown
Chas Miller
Norfolk
Frank Harris
Chas. Miller
Harold Hodson
Herbert Carey
Rebecca Rice
Business College
Mary Kibler
Delilah Ellis
Norwood
Detroit
New Vienna
E. F. Ellis
Lb. R. Carey
Queen City
Mrs. Ervin Spear
D. R. Smith
Music Hall
B. T. Penn
W. T. Mathews
Stanley E. Harris
C. F. Irons
Lettice Arthur
Trimble
Pauline Wright
Sabina
Addie Polk
Mr. Frank Huff
Greenfield
Chas Donohoo
Wendell
Elmont Donohoo
J. J. Rollins
Joseph Benson
Gest Settlement
Joseph
Ida Belle Carey
L.R
Cleveland
Repta Rollins
Gist Settlement
Chas Jones
Wm. Ingold
Cedar Rapids
Misses Brewers
Joe Woods
Phillip Swisselm
W. J. Schultz
Thitber Grabil
Auburn
Hollie C. Ellis
Toledo
McWilliams Barret
BH. F. Si
Mr. and
A. C. Hildebrant En
Robert Killem
Betty Jane
Lebanon
Henry Brown
Loiz
King
E. H. Browder
Mildred Malone
Hale Hospital
Henry Miller
Fred Carver
Port William
C. N. Bales
Hillsboro
W. C. Peters
J. W. Penn
M. E
Waynesville
Mr. Peters
Irma McVay
Ethel Johnson
Lennie Powell
H. M. Brewer
Fred. Eaton
M.S. Sayre
Homer Grove
Howard and Heber
Russel Duke
Midland City
G. M. Fenner
Lynchburg
Geo. Deck
Jeff Clark
Dan Spargur
Dahlia Farm
Circleville
Rowena Wright
Jeffersonville
Pearl Wright
Arnold Juillerat
Vernon C. Juillerat
Gecil Jr
Fayman
Harry Dodson
Lucille Reese
Earl Custis
Kenny Honline
Jake Rudge Iears
Seneca Murphy
Marie Simkins
Son Allen
Frank Deck
Chas Bond
Kenneth
Dana Bond
Walter Long
Martinsvill
Martha Johnson
Hillshore
Faye Oxley
Will Holmes
Eloise Simkins
Jay
Cincinnati Zoo
J. S
Eliza
Katherine Oldaker
Elma Stoltz
Mary Louise
Stoltz and Martin
Charles Williams
Olive Brown
Albert ‘Hawk
Womans Club
Terrell
Hilda Dennis
Anna Mercer
Louis Bernard
Elsworth Cade
Wendell Cade
Stanley McVey
Dorothy Wright
Bernard Johnson
Roger Johnson
D. R Smith
Wm. McDaniel
John Reynolds
Vosart
Edna Driscoll
Ralph Davis
Wilhington
J. Ws. Mathews
Ed Bernard
Hugh’ J. Wright
Fairview Church
Emma ‘Townsend
Martinsville
Judge Wright
Tors
NEW Vienna Bank
Nashua
Congoleum
Childrens
Thornhill & Netitner
Atwater
Kent
Atwater Kent
Justice Fisher
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