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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
5
R. 8. Croswell announces changes to service with owner R. S. Croswell in Williamsburg Ohio. Issued August 31 1924 the notice lists operation of Sardinia Williamsburg and Cincinnati routes with mileage figures.
Long Williamsburg column records obituaries, church notes, and social visits. It notes the deaths of Mrs. Charlesanna Sharp and Mr. C. E. Wilson, funeral details, family sympathies, and local hospitalities plus arrivals from Cincinnati and California.
Felicity Brice Hendrixson of Batavia welcomed relatives on Sunday. Mr and Mrs 0 Hi Woodmanses visited Batavia last week. Mrs Hattie Crane hosted a gathering with sister Mrs Dr Day and son from Fees ure. Mr and Mrs F J Donley were in Cincinnati Monday. Leone Fee visited a week with her daughter at Saini University. Russell Wiljay Lerne and family spent Sunday with Reed kin in Allen Parish. Subscription price of the Courier is $1.25.
Mark Temple visits hints of local social life as Mrs. Charles Dietz hosts a charity social for the Christian church. Mrs. C H Troy travels to Cincinnati. The Mond family moves to a new residence. Bohrer and Kenacker visit the Houser family. Mrs. Nichols visits Mrs. Speigel. Grace Latham helps with family matters as Mrs. McDaniel hosts relatives.
Delayed Crosstown items note visits and family events. Ruffner visits grandfather in the city. West Carrollton residents Mrs Jester’s Sunday gathering. Goshen resident Henry Frice dines with Taylor Conner. E Reddick and daughter attend Mrs Price funeral. Dr Ireton and family of Batavia, Iowa, visit Wilmsburg.
Family visits and social events fill this column with names and places. People from Pleasant Ridge Owensville Amelia Newport New Richmond and Locust Corner attend funerals gatherings and concerts while Easter activities and club meetings are highlighted.
Miss Norsha Gardner of Crosstown visits Mrs Laura Organ for the weekend. Russell Thirey and Greta Caldwell attend Milford Dramatic Club play Thursday evening. Harold Predmore of Hillsboro visits family. Mr and Mrs Gus Marsh of Batavia visit W Fomorin family Sunday. Mrs Elva Baker of Norwood visits her mother Mrs Joseph. Robert Genet and wife spend a day in the city. Mr and Mrs A P Roudebush and Mrs Reihle of Iltard Bee visit Marathon Grange where Mrs K installs juvenile grange officers. Miss Greta Waldwell hosts about 35 girls for an April fool party with games and snacks.
The Woman s Club met on Friday April 8 with readings and music by members. Visiting Indiana guests include two daughters of Mrs Belle Frazee. The Baptist Circle met on Thursday evening with Mrs Belle Reinhard. About thirty O S Chapter members were entertained by the Amelia Chapter on Saturday. The Parent Teachers Association plans a bake sale at Hannah Bros garage on Saturday April 11. Tennis Club hosted by Miss Glenna Fisher Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Cora Miller of Edenton visits Nan Collins while Mrs. I N Dumford shops in Blanchester. Ambrose Rainier makes trips to Cincinnati and Addyson. Families including Daniels Needham Swartz and Collins share dinners and calls in Belfast Belfast and Belfast areas. Maggie Cramer and son visit Sebastian Sutton and Lou Maddox near Blanchester.
Grace Burnet of Richmond is connected to a late last week event. Mrs Mary Auxier visited Batavia last week. Rev. Sellers of Cincinnati led successful meetings at the Baptist church. Grace Dolen of Akron is recorded with a death notice last week. Ollie Patterson of Cincinnati spent the weekend at his home here. Abts andrey Beau itta Chas. d family spent Sunday with the Neff family.
The Helping Circle holds its annual supper at Mr. and Mrs. O T Brown with all members and families invited. A good supper is promised. Dd Wilson, foman of this place, died at his home in lamsburg Friday night. Funeral services were held at oes Monday afternoon with interment at Old Bethel cemetery.
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