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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1940

Page

5

Amelia Social News Recap From Norwood to Batavia

Courier correspondence summarizes visits and illnesses in Amelia and nearby towns. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Newell Clark of Norwood visiting Mrs. Minerva Clark, NeVille Church events, Republican Banquet at Batavia, church nights, bridge clubs, and funeral notices for Mrs. Naomi Hockett. Local families travel, recoveries, and community gatherings are listed with numerous names and places.

New Richmond Amelia Baptist Church U. B. Choir Batavia Jennie May Hutson Bridge Club Hopkins Avenue Blanche Hutson Philathea Richard Knause Joe Brock Cornelius Waggal Norwood Russell Behymer Nina Behymer Ed Love Tommy Love Chicago Amelia Odd Fellows Batavia Lodge Roberta Flora Deaconess Hospital Robert Flora C. A. Waggal Locust Corner John Herrmann Virginia Green Christ Hospital Clara Eppert Ida Weaver Keith Williams John Slye

Clover Progressive Club Hosts March All Day Meeting

Mrs. William Livingood entertained the Clover Progressive Club at her home for an all day March meeting with Mrs. Lytle Creager as co host.

William Livingood Clover Progressive Club Lytle Creager

Mulberry News Notes Death of John Drabing

John Drabing, formerly of Mulberry, has died last week drawing community sympathy. Milestones include local visits by Mrs. T M Slade, Mrs. Horace White and baby of Williamsburg. Rev Abercrombie plans revival trips to Nebraska after returning from Michigan. Village youths join bicycle craze with new owners listed. Ladies Aid met for a 25 attendee all day gathering at Mrs Ed Armstrong’s.

John Drabing Darbing Mulberry T. M. Slade Horace White Baby Williamsburg C. B. Moyer Miami Township Miamiville Methodist Church Garton Reed Abercrombie Michigan Nebraska Methodist Church Herbert Edna Lois Dericks Burris Beulah Goodman Betty Mitchell Lois Bobby Reed Alice Esther’ Moyer Ruby Greig Betty Howell Ladies Aid Church of Christ Ed Armstrong Stewart Tiffon Arthur Porter

Summerside Mount Carmel List of Local Visits

Rev and Mrs Fred Moore spent Sunday with their parents Rev and Mrs O W Robbins of Martinsville. Mrs A H Theis returned home from a week with daughter Mrs W Beatty in Birmingham Mich. Batavia High School pupils are enjoying a spring vacation.

Fred Moore 0. W. Robbins Martinsville A. H. Theis W. Beatty Birmingham Mich Batavia High School

Community Notes From Williamsburg Area Clubs

Local clubs report activities and gatherings. The Clover Progressive Club and Friendship Circle hosted events with hosts including Mrs. Lytle Creager and Mrs. Zora Watson. District Tuberculosis and Health Association meeting attended by Mrs. Ralph D. Fuhr in Lebanon.

Williamsburg William Livingood Clover Progressive Club Lytle Creager Coshoste Friendship Circle Zora Watson Ralph D. Fuhr Tuberculosis and Health Association Lebanon Foster Walker Little Frances Ann Paul Allison Fort Worth Texas Allison Ann Jean Walker R. R. Walker Edith Walker Presbyterian Sunday School M. D. Kratzer Mesdames Paris Turner Harry Jordan Taxa Briggs Kenneth Duchemin Stitch and Chatter Club Harry Hines Wayne Prine Hillsboro Frank Hauck Ladies Aid Earl R. North Cincinnati First Presbyterian Church Clermont County Youth Council Norwood River

Box Social Blooms at Schumard School House Friday

Epworth League of Belfast Church hosts a box social at Schumard School House on Friday night April 12. Miss Gladys Humphries chairs the program and proceeds aid a worthy cause. Several local residents and guests are noted attending and visiting in the Belfast area.

Belfast WMS Epworth League Schumard Gladys Humphries Mary Dollenmeyer Christ Hospital Jas. Swartz Effie Hill Dorothy Phyliss Hart Spaler P. Brath Elsie Cincinnati L. Rapp Emma Long

Bethel Woman's Club Holds April Meeting

The Bethel Woman's Club met Friday April 5 with President Mrs Badgley presiding. Papers titled Like Gods Like People by Mrs Page and The Germany Of Today by Mrs Alrey were read. Music came from Mesdames Scott and Davis as the club plans to entertain Loveland Club on April 19.

Bethel Badgley Page Germany Alrey Mesdames Scott and Davis Loveland Club Abbie Towne Bob White Lynchburg Marion Maxfield Norwood C. N. Young Batavia Linda Lester Harley Day Wilmington Roland Coyle Mary Swope John McMurchy Maurice Dayton Ida Hutson Amelia Blocher

William Houghton Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Clermont County

William Jimmie Houghton of Felicity Franklin Township declares candidacy for Sheriff in Clermont County at the May 14 primary. Announcement issued by Houghton notes Republican voters’ decision.

Clermont County William Jimmie) Houghton Felicity Franklin Township

Mrs Mary Bell Indlow Visits Mt. Carmel Kin

Mrs Mary Bell Indlow of Mt. Carmel spent Thursday with her aunt Mrs Ellen Davis and was joined by Mr and Mrs Jesse C Sibey of Madisonville who had just returned.

Tobasco Mary Bell Indlow Mt. Carmel Ellen Davis Jesse C. Sibey Madisonville

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Ess Glenn Burgett Pril Anna Jones Harry Lindsey Clarence Coslett Daisy Kilgore East End Belle Kirgan Hazel Russell Candis Adams Heber Monaker Zanesville Kelsey Washington Harry Chas Houser Blanche Carlisle J. R. Carlisle Amelia Garden Club Cammichael’s Jean Honaker Wm. Ringel Entertains Clover Progressive Club Summerside MT. Carme THE Cincinnati Gas & Electric CO Holy Trinity Church Florida Lewis Motor Sales Main Street PMC Oe Rue Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Company
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