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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1925
Page
5
R. 8. CROSWELL, PHONE 64 Effective September 28 1924. R. . CROSWELL, Owner and Sardinia Williamsburg and Cincinnati Bus Line A.M. in Light Type.
Mrs Hease entertained Cin ginnail guest Mie Wil ungmus from here. Amelia Woman's Club to be hosted by Mrs Maurice Dolen next Saturday afternoon. Old time fiddlers contest attended by locals. Warner brothers noted. Emma Brumagen returned home after visiting Ellen Butler Batavia and Frorn city. Crop reports indicate winter kill for some growers. Born to Frank and Mrs Rust twin girls Ruby Louise and Helen Virginia. Easter visitors at Perry's include Weil family Laurel and Houchins Hiembolt city. Dr and Mrs Bradley dined with Mrs Beeler in Amelia. Ada Strimple noted a birth to Lewis April 7. Myer family spent Easter with city relatives. Several couples joined Amelia M B E church at Easter. Ludlow spent Easter with W Rader family Bethel. Mrs Weebart Channel near Batavia visited here Monday. Edwards left with Florida grapefruit. neighbors enjoyed them.
Local families from Blanchester and surrounding towns hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. The notes list hosting Ed Reed and family, Hibbs from Clover, McGothans, Frazees, Fagleys, Andersons, Becks, Stephanys, Shields, Fitzpatricks, Morris families, and others. Several groups attended church or choir cantatas, Embroidery Club gatherings, and lodge events, with trips to Columbus, Ripley, Cincinnati, Felicity, Norwood, and Mt. Washington.
Miss Pearl Phillips spent Wednesday in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Kincaid hosted a card party Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Will Rahe sold their place here and moved to Summerside. Miss Viola Maddox spent Saturday in the city. Miss Lizzie Christman died Sunday morning after a lingering illness. Mrs. Edith Brazier visited Forestville Thursday with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Nash hosted dinner Sunday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Will Rahe and Clyde, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown. H. Cross and family of East End spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Cleve Sticksel of Newtown visited Thursday with her parents.
Mrs Elva Baker returned home in Norwood after visiting her mother Mrs Joseph. Mrs Coleman hosted her city sister over the weekend. Lowell Orebanan from Oxford visited friends. Ray Works and wife from Westchester spent Sunday with the Wilson Holland family. John Ireton and family from Norwood toured parents here. Harley Hutchinson and Don Predmore vacationed with local kin. Odd Fellows held an egg roast with a large crowd and music. Mr Bowman aged 28 from Harlan Kentucky died in a State Pike crash near Monterey. Visitors include Mr and Mrs A Rourke of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs George Timmie of Newport. Sallie Ireton visited P B Creager’s Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs A C Iuen of Glendale passed away Tuesday evening among friends and relatives. Prof Kellum and family visited home folks as did Miss Vivian Leever and Mr J L Favrer with kin. Ed Steward and family visited Batavia relatives and more.
The column records local happenings in Williamsburg including Easter events, church services, and visits. Families such as the Dailys, Kains, and Whites share meals and travels, with residents like Ruth McNutt and Betty Jane Coffman noted. Health updates include Arthur Ruffner’s eye injury and Mrs. Hauck’s illness.
Art Quinby and wife acquire a new car. Stanley and John Sprague visited in the city over the weekend. Samuel Hawley of Carthage spent the week here. his wife has been visiting. Ival Schooley’s son’s illness prompted frequent Crosstown visits. Mrs. Martha Wallace visited Ada Hulick of Batavia. Sunday guests at the Jones home included L. Jones and family Katherine Caldwell of Marathon John Amiott his wife and son Elton of Williamsburg. Lee Wallace spoke with W. H. Jones about his new home on Happy Hollow. Walter Hughes recovered enough from illness to attend school. Clyde Lewis and wife plus his father and mother visited Mr. Harris. Will Anstead hosted his son Ray and Mr. McCullum and family of Milford. Mr and Mrs Shelton and son Henry visited Manly family. Henry Chance, injured at work, returned home from hospital. Rev. Lippert conducted services at Miner while accompanied by daughter Esther Shelton and husband.
Locust Corner residents report weekend gatherings with visitors from Columbus Mt. Washington Evanston and Prankfort Indiana. Leo Metzer and wife Dorthea Nash joined J D Cross. Roscoe Behymer and wife hosted Bennet Behymer. H R Eppert spent Sunday with J F Epperts and family. Norman Mattox visited Mt. Washington.
Louis Speidel and Harry cAfee and families spent Sunday at Mighs. Mrs. Leming of Norwood visits her son Spence and family. Harry Carlier and family had lunch with FR. Richie at Perin wn. A Quinby and wife of Male Grove vied at Clarence Ragland’s see Mrs. Helle Patchell and son and Ed Patchell and wife at Eastern Star inspection in Owensville. Bert Rohr and family visited Middletown with Mr. Alexander and others, while the Batavia Ellen raters spent Sunday with Carmetz family.
Delmer Martin his wife and son visited Taverton's Sunday with a city guest. Miss Ratellsing Ingle of Oxford vacationing at a local home. Mrs Hattie pou returns after an extended visit with K Elston. Norwood Mrs Matledge spends a few days. Mattie Pe Bright visits from Willington. Wm Meek of Bethel guests Sunday. Predmit and other residents joined local social circuit as Sunday visitors.
Fragmentary notice reports Mrs Kate Armstrong of a Crosstown area died recently. Friends of Mrs Armstrong, former resident, express condolences. Family and relatives in Dayton and nearby areas referenced amid scattered phrases on attendance and services.
Miss Gl Paelt hosts a Sunday afternoon gathering at her Bethel Street home with entertainment for members of the Bethel circle. Cincinnati visitors Mrs. Hattie Haford and the Randall family attend, with Flora, Jennie Randall Stef, Ri and Wingren among those noted. Amelia locals, including Mr and Mrs Hancock, welcome guests for a Saturday evening event at Henry’s home on the avenue.
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