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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
5
R S Croswell announces business operations in Williamsburg Ohio with contact at phone 64 and details dated August 31 1924 and effective September 28 1924 under R S Croswell ownership.
Jessie Marsh of Xenia visits friends Fae and Abernathy for a week with her children. Mrs C L Stuart and daughter Mil an Me spend a day in the city shopping. John Hughes Jr is ill but hopes to recover soon. Subscriptions to the Courier are $1.25.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church will hold a bazaar and chicken supper at the parish house on Saturday April ? upper and lunch . Mrs Hick d wife have returned from Ohio as a fainter in pidcidn Miss Bath hillips of Cincinnati spent the past week with Miss veron Olive Swemn spent the past week in Heheark Kearns was the of relatives in Georgetown the past week Mrs Charles Fitzpatrick entertained the Philathea class Saturday evening Revival services closed at the East Shuroh Sunday noon
Joseph Dawson and wife visited Horace Olen and George Dawson to see his home and attend services at the church Friday afternoon. Interment at Mt. Moriah. Frank Middler of Hyde Park spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs. E. W. Howe has recovered enough to return home after weeks at Christ Hospital where she was operated upon. Arch Keen of Covington fell ill while visiting Mrs. Kate Simms and returned home. Wilbur Norris of Felicity visited his brother Charlie and family. Arthur Cossins and family of Neville were entertained by Stanley Boys and wife. Mrs. Harmon Croswell of Neville visited Mrs. Chas. Frey. Sick list includes Mrs. H. P. Woodmansee. Mrs. Gee Walker and Miss Rhoda Blades attended a teachers' meeting at Felicity. Mrs. Hurdas Howe and son visited city relatives. Arch Edgington and family were guests. Lester Shaffer and family of city were guests of Chas. Chapman. Mrs. Julia Prather of Felicity nurses Geo. Best and wife during flu. Ross Gregg of Williamsburg spent Monday with family. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cover attended cousin’s funeral at Milford. Elsie Rapp spent Saturday with Ruth Burger at Williamsburg and attended basketball tournament. Mrs. DeFrater and Mrs. Clarence Reynolds attended Deerfield Farm Woman’s Club at Mrs. Dudley’s. Mrs. Stralow was in the city last week. Chas. Buerkle and wife spent Sunday with his mother in Williamsburg.
Many residents visit relatives and attend gatherings across the area. Social events include Amelia Woman's club reciprocity meeting at Mrs. Witt’s home, P T A at Amelia schoolhouse, and Embroidery club and H A S society meetings. Visitors include Miss Margurite from Glover and Hon J Davy speaker engagement, with numerous families hosting or visiting from Blanchester Morrow and Norwood.
A collection of short notices lists dinners visits and family gatherings. Names include Harry and Charlie Dumford of Miamisburg with spouses, Jennie Collins in city, Edward Daniels and family with Charlie Waits in Onwood, and many local residents visiting relatives and attending church events.
In Prors county a Wednesday night event featured ward training and Sunday visits by Mason and Aaron with Katherine. Attendance included Katharine and Quinby, Homer Ashton and wives, plus a motoring outing Sunday afternoon. The Tuners attended Bloom Rose on Sunday.
A long column details visits by McAdams and Knight family members to relatives in Cincinnati and Milford, health updates for Mrs Grim and Mrs Merchant, moving and home improvements on Sth street Broadway repair, a bathing beach project at Twin Bridges, and social events at Wilmington and K P hall. Also mentions a car conversion to ambulance and a fashion show at Derbyshire.
Mrs Emma Davis, long time resident, dies after a seven week illness at the Judd home. She leaves two daughters Mrs Frank Judd of this place and Mrs Wayne Garrard of Chicago, a grandson and granddaughter, and many relatives. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at Periitown with interment in Greenlawn cemetery Milford. Community extends sympathy to the bereaved.
An all day meeting of the Ladies' Helping Circle in the community room discusses upcoming officer elections. A member named Pacie Boles appears on the nick list, and Mark Shannon is reported critically ill. The item hints at a long-time removal from the group and notes familial ties to Olin and Mr. J. Bia.
Miss Amelia Topie attended a relative's funeral in the city last week. Mrs. J Moerlein spent last Monday in town. Mrs. Qlin Fagin visited Alice Blosser and other relatives in Cleveland and Akron. Miss Grace Callahan hosted her sister and family from Germantown, Sy., over the weekend.
Saturday and Sunday callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Watson included Dan Shafer and family Lorado Mrs Holland Robert Genet and wife Miss Lydia Arandall Mrs Ed alker and son William of Middletown Miss Eleanor Reynolds and her two cousins Blanchester spent last Friday with Mrs Permelia Reynolds Oscar Curliss and family have a new Ford car Miss Hallie Lawill spent last Wednesday with her aunt Mrs Elizabeth Smith Misses Marie Christy Greta and Pauline Caldwell and friends attended the basketball tournament at Williamsburg Mr and Mrs R Genet and Miss Lydia Arandall shopped in Cincinnati Thursday Miss Lida Arandall entertained her sister Mrs Vada Quinn of Vera Cruz on Saturday Miss Marie Moyer who has been with C Jones family for almost two years is spending a few weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Moyer Bardia Schaffer has a good position with the Dodge Motor Car Co in Cincinnati Harvey Bi and wife took dinner Thursday with Mrs Sallie Ireton Several from here attended a party at Ed Curlisss Saturday evening.
Farmers in the European corn borer area are urged to burn spring stalks and stubble to reduce overwintering borers. Burning frees nitrogen and organic matter loss is small. potash and phosphoric acid return in ash. Legumes or manure can offset nitrogen loss.
The State forest nurseries at Chillicothe and Wooster are supplying a quarter of a million trees to 168 Ohio farmers for woodland planting. Demand exceeds supply for many species as nurseries grow woodlot and forest trees only, with rules requiring half an acre or more of woodland to be cared for. Species include tulip poplar, black walnut, black locust, white ash, catalpa, red oak, white elm, osage orange, Norway spruce, jack pine, and Scotch pine.
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