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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1923
Page
5
Mrs. L Holter entertained her sister from Cincinnati over the weekend. Alice Davidson was in Cincinnati one day last week. Mrs Figgs hosted a minttoiders event Friday afternoon. Virgil Robbins of Cincinnati visited home folks.
Deputy Grand Hetron Mary and Nell from Loveland inspected Basan B. Anthony Chapter on a Monday evening with visitors from Loveland Milford Moscow and Melia. Chapter lunch followed. Several deaths reported: a brother of J F Mears W A Parker and Mrs FR M Frazier’s brother died in Muncie Indiana on Saturday April 4. Mrs Elizabeth Wood nee Blair died April 4 at 12:30 am aged ... funeral Monday at Clover church. Relatives listed from Oakley Cincinnati Middletown. Embroidery Club hosted by Belle Reinhard. Local visits include George Slade with grandparents G M Shields and others from Morrow Hamilton Covington Norwood and Uonnereville.
Social roundup lists weekend guests and callers including Harry Deems of Lockland visiting Miss Hazella Joseph, Mrs. Mary Rowan with the Hutchinsons of Greenberry, and Greta Caldwell hosting Lowell Sterer of Norwood. Numerous neighbors share meals, travels, and short visits. a few illnesses noted and a serious injury to Campbell Edwards during Dam 34 work. local marriages and decorations for upcoming Memorial Day also mentioned.
Probate Judge announces appointment in the estate of Clermont County. C B Nichols is named attorney. Date of April 1928 appears in the notice, with the official signature of Young, Probate Judge.
Obituary for Joseph Innis recalls his kindness and community ties in Williamsburg and Columbus. Local items note family arrivals, home improvements, illnesses, a library fundraiser, and social events. The Opera House changes hands as Kirk Bros. plan to renew entertainment offerings with upcoming shows and a charity sale at the Legion Hall.
Harvey Perin visited Mr. Durham in Wyoming Saturday. Eastern Star and Masons held meetings in Georgetown. Dayton and Loveland visitors joined local hostesses for weekend gatherings. Roads near Amelia were repaired to ease travel for motorists.
Hyde Park resident Mrs. Sue Karns visited her sister while Mrs. Iva Cole plans a move to Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hill saw their son in Rock Hill. Anna Whitaker attended Mrs. Lucinda Daugherty’s funeral in Madisonville and will bury her at Owensville’s I O U F cemetery. Imo Mabel and Gaines Grossnickle shopped in the city this week. Blance Long and son William visited Madisonville with the Iman family. Court Minor of Logansport returned after 40 years to surprise friends. Frank Dimmitt, Robert Williams and families visited Roy and Maude Williams in Norwood. Imon Grossnickle hosted several guests at Estle Hill.
Mrs MB Brannen hosted the 8 8 days of the M B E church at Archie and Gilbert McMurchy home with games and music. Phillip Monroe and Howard Templin attended. Monroe Township Sunday-school Convention set for next Sunday at 1 o clock at the Presbyterian church. W C Turton and wife from Lebanon visited. Mrs Caroline Padgett is convalescing. Norris was a Sunday guest at Egonsville. Mrs Lou Bee lost a leather handbag with handkerchief and a dollar in change two weeks ago and asks for return near Bethel Ohio. Most area schools will close April 27. Buerkle Pringle pike contractors of Batavia depart to Brown County to finish a contract and bid on Hamilton County projects. Batavia council pike project is stalled with an estimated $8 000 cost. town leaders hope for a solution.
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