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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1939
Page
5
Personal items from Cler mont county readers invite calls to nearest correspondent. Social notes list visits and gatherings with Mrs N J White entertaining Thursday club and many friends in Cincinnati Lexington Ky Detroit and Blair County.
Mt Holly report notes Mrs Christian Fenner’s sale drawing attendees and a lunch that netted 12.08. Steven Kremer and family moved in Monday. Mrs Fenner relocates to Norwood. Mr and Mrs E Franz of Cincinnati were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Vesper Poe. Mrs Fred Topie found a large house of relatives with a birthday dinner. Mrs Rachel Moore visits relatives in Corbin Kentucky.
Newtonville residents prepare for Easter with sunrise services at 6 30 a m and Sunday School at 9 45 a m. Several locals attended the Williamsburg Grange Friday evening where Newtonville Grange presented the program.
The Amelia school quartet performed last Friday for the Batavia Woman's Club. Mrs Katherine Witt plans to return to her farm next week after a winter in the city. Mr and Mrs Theo Brumagen visited Mt Washington with their son and his wife. The Christian Chapel choir will sing on Easter Sunday. Mrs Charlie Witt remains very ill while Mrs Bertha Gates has recovered and is in bed again. Mrs Corliss and Mrs Kennedy spent last Thursday in Williamsburg.
The Hand In Hand Class of the Baptist Church will host a bake sale and flowers at Carmichaels Store starting 10 30 A M on Saturday April 8. Sunrise Prayer Meeting at the Baptist Church East er morning at 6 30.
Mrs Florence Wilson returns from Guinea where she served as nurse for Mrs N H Hedlesten. Miss Mary Burger of Guinea visits Mrs Margaret Bishop. Misses Myrna and Ruby Ritchie of Cincinnati stay over weekend. Mrs Pearl Mossam returns from winter in New York. Mrs Clara Simms visits Dayton friends. Mr Amos Binkley and family return from Florida winter. Mr and Mrs Willis Hathorn entertain Alma Hathorn and son. Rev A E Huntington and wife spent week with son in Chillicothe. Harry Schwartz of Lebanon visits on business. Miss Mary O Connor is seriously ill at the Molloy home.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevenson returned from Florida where they spent their vacation. Mrs. Frank McGuire, Mrs. Huheey and Mrs. H. B. Smythe were Cincinnati shoppers Monday. Miss Sue Smythe spent Sunday.
Miss Betty Carmichael of New s joins the Frever se family for dinner with Marvin McGuire and Frank McGuire. Ed Huheey’s birthday is celebrated with dinner by H B Smythe and daughter Sue. Louise Phillips and Geo Nedderthann visit. Phil Sperry hosts. Cincinnati trip noted for Phil Sperry and wife. Allen K Smythe and Bishop visit H B Smythe.
Jersey breeders assembled in Batavia on March 31 and decided to sponsor two banquets for Jersey cattle enthusiasts. The Batavia U B Church will host the event on April 21 at 7 15 P M with 50 cents per plate, featuring a planned program aimed at Jersey fans.
The Law Enforcement Bureau of the Division of Conservation issues guidance to conservation officers and game protectors. With fishing season near, all 18 plus must have a license and officers should enforce this law, inspect fishermen, and be courteous yet firm. Work weekends and holidays, with one rest day weekly scheduled when fishermen are fewer.
A note explains that Philadelphia was a Palestine town during the time of Christ, located northeast of the Dead Sea. The text emphasizes the ancient geography and historical context of the name.
The Ways and Means Committee of the Goshen O E S announces a big Easter Bake Sale to be held Saturday April 8 starting 1 30 at Emerson Jones store in Goshen. Orders can be telephoned to local contacts and homemade cakes pies buns cottage cheese dressed chickens eggs and Easter trimmings will be available per committee members.
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