The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-08-12
MADISONVILL.E,
In CINCINNATI
sy Norman Kerr

Mrs. Elmer Minnes and daughter
Shirley are away visiting relatives in
Canton, Ohio. Her husband Mr.
Minnes will join them over tie week
end, and then will return to Cincin-
natl by motor car. Canton is about
AS miles southeast of Cleveland.
Mr.. Jane Cox of Knoxville, Tenn,
returned home last week, after hav-
ing spent an enjoyable month with
her son and daughter-in--law MFR. and
Mrs. Jesse Cox Of $500 Owasco ST.,
Madisonville.
Mrs. John Walker of 6S47 East
Fork is improving from her long i'll
ness. She hopes to be up and
around in two more weeks.
Roy L. Garrison and Mary e. Watts
who were happily married two Sat
urdays ago, spent their honeymoon
in Indianapolis, Ind. They are living
at the present with the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Watts.
The hay-ride to Loveland given
by the Usher girls of Trinity Baptist
Church proved to be d success both
financially and socially An enjoy
able time was had by all.
Mrs. Ethel Colston Of 1914 Chand-
Ter st. returned home last week. after
spending five weeks in the General
Hospital, during which time she
underwent major operation of the
thyroid gland in the lower part of
the throat (which was probably
caused by over wosking). Her condi-
ton began to come noticeable, she
said, when her nerves became uncon-
trollabi and her breathing hard, es-
pecially at night She is now slowly
regaining her lost strength by light
exercising and a lot of good rest
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leahr and
family spent very enjoyable day in
Lexington, KY, last Sunday.
Mr.. Leroy Hawkins Of East Fork
Rd., gave birthday party on his
little boy, Donald Thomas who was
six years old two Sundays ago. Nine
teen youngsters attended the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Jackson have
returned home, after having visited
Chicago and Detroit.
Miss Lillian Bell Robinson of Ward
st. has returned from an extended
visit in Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. Logan and son Harold, Mrs.
Duncan, and her brother Wallace,
and his wife, have just returned from
Elizabeth, New Jersey where they
spent over week with their two
sisters Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Scott
whom they had not seen in ten years.
During their stay they visited New
York and Philadelphia. While in
New York they paid visit to the
Radio City, and also went to the
famous Apollo Theatre in Harlem.
They returned last week by motor
car, after having wonderful time.
Mr.. Howard Hall and Mr.. Paul
Fletcher of Madisonville have gone
to Camp Perry for two weeks.
The Liberty Baptist Sunday
School will have their annual picnic
Saturday, August 13 at Sherman
Woods. j. w. Anderson, superin-
tendent.
Mrs. F. Thompson and grandson,
Earl, of Amy avenue, left for
Greenville, South Carolina, last Fri
day. They will be gone three weeks
Mrs. Lockhart of East Fork is
very much improved over her recent
illness.
The Vocational High schools are
holding their commencement Friday
August IL at Music Hall. Ralph
Rroekman of East Fork is among
those graduating.
Mr., Lacy Anderson Of Weltner
street was married to Miss Helen
Hoard of Mason street, Mt. Auburn,
July 81. They are living happily at
their residence on Desmond street.
The program given by Liberty
Baptist church on Desmond street,
for the Sunday School last Friday
was very successful. Those who
participated were E. Rife, w. Berry,
L. Brockman, Fl. Brockman, M. l.
Marshall, A. NJ. Cameron, e. En-
berry, N. Thomas, e. M. Thomas and
Rev. Dutton.
Observation-Disclosures