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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1933

Page

5

Community Notes From Gatlinburg Area and Surroundings

Yields a arena selena on the Moon- View Hotel Gatlinburg Tenn where they are enjoying a trip to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. F J Lewis and wife are proud parents of a nine pound boy. H A Shogert and family of Oxford were Sunday guests here. Rev Chas Reeves and family Asbury Church city were guests of Mrs W C Emery Wednesday. Meredith Bodley Dayton School of Art spent the weekend with her parents. Harry Nordman wife entertained with a surprise party for their son on his fifteenth birthday. Eighteen school friends attended. Harold Stone Asbury College Wilmore Ky spent Easter holidays with aunt Laura Long. Monica Millitzer Medical College Chicago visiting her parents Lee Coppelhoff and family of College Hill were Sunday guests of Charlie Nordman and wife. Laura Long Paul Thomssen and Ralph entertained the Methodist Choir with a strawberry party Saturday evening. Mrs Schuster Martin gave a recital for her Loveland dancing class at the high school gym Saturday evening. A M Dibble ill at home. Mrs V Chism guest of relatives in Cashton a few days last week. Alice Sweeney and brother Chas Sunday guests of friends in Cincinnati.

Selena Moon- View Gatlinburg Tenn Great Smoky Mountains National Park F. J. Lewis H. A. Shogert Oxford Chas. Reeves Asbury Church City W. C. Emery Meredith Bodley Dayton School of Art Dayton Harry Nordman Harold Stone Asbury College Wilmore Laura Long Monica Millitzer Medical College Chicago Lee Coppelhoff College Hill Charlies Nordman Paul Thomssen Ralph

Local clubs elect officers and Easter social guests

Ladies Helping Circle elects officers led by President Mrs Ray Franks and Vice President Mrs Earl Binning with Secretary Mrs Belle Follow and President Mrs Olin Fagin. Easter visits include BE S and Raymond Dawson of Moscow and couples from Cincinnati. The Amelia Womans Club gathers with Bethel and Tabasco hosts. Judge Hugh L Nichol speaks on the World Court. Frank Leopold suffers motorcycle accident on way home from work. Emmett Slater and wife visit. Harry Weakly remains in critical condition.

Ladies Helping Circle Ray Franks Earl Binning Belle Follow Olin Fagin Edna Stickel City Fred Topie BE. S Raymond Dawson Moscow F. Swing B. Focker Cincinnati John Hirschke Owensville E. Myrick Frank Leopold Jim Moerlim New Union Station Joe Taylor Lutherton Miami University Amelia Womans Club Morice Dolen Bethel Virgil Wiltert Tabasco Herbert Thomas Hugh L. Nichol John Snyder Emmett Slater Harry

Easter Guests At Local Homes Across Cincinnati Area

Nelson Patchell and friend J B Small of Columbus spent the weekend with his parents. Easter visitors included Ralph McAfee and family of 8 Charleston W Va at Charles Hartmetz’s Ed gar Hartmetz and family and Mrs. Wehring of Norwood. Other guests: Mrs Alma Pepper and daughter and John Ferris of the city. J B Livengood and daughter. Mrs Louise Hardoerfer and Clarence Hardoerfer family. Louis Reynolds of Milford. Arnold Stump Clifton. Mrs Edward Wehrung and Irene Chalfaunt Terrace Park. Ada Meyes of wiity. Valentine Vogt and wife Hyde Park. Priscilla Brunaugh of Perintown at William Craver’s. Mrs Clarence Rice and sons of Batavia. Louisla Carlier Fayetteville. Allen Chandler and family Milford. Henry Balzhiser’s guests Harry Elisner and Carl Binning from the city.

Nelson Patchell J B. Small Columbus Harry McAfee Ralph McAfee Charleston W. Va Lawrence Brock Loveland Clarence Saunders Oakley Charles Hartmetz Edgar Hartmetz Wehring Norwood Alma Pepper John Ferris City J. B. Livengood Louise Hardoerfer Clarence Hardoerfer Louis Reynolds Milford Arnold Stump Clifton Edward Wehrung Irene Chalfaunt Terrace Park Ada Meyes Wiity Oscar Balzhiser Valentine Vogt Hyde Park Priscilla Brunaugh Perintown Wm. Craver Clarence Rice Batavia Louisla Carlier Fayetteville Allen Chandler Henry Balzhiser Harry Elisner Carl Binning

Local Property Sells as Residents Plan Move

The vacated Huntington property sold to city residents who will relocate soon. Elizabeth Teegarden of the city was a week guest of her parents. Mr and Mrs Curtis of Williamsburg are at home here making improvements. Louis Mauch and wife of Norwood and Margaret Mauch of the city visited Anton Manches Sunday. Mrs Theo Witt returned from Hyde Chapel and Witt family spent Sunday with Carl Mauch and family.

Bert Huntington Elizabeth Teegarden City Mrs. Curtis Williamsburg Louis Mauch Norwood Margeret Mauch Anton Manches Theo Witt Tiestal Hyde Park Chas. Witt Carl Mauch

Cincinnati Union Terminal Dedication to Draw 50000

Transportation world watches as Cincinnati inaugurates its Union Terminal with a 41 million dollar project. Governors from five states join 50 000 attendees for 2 30 p m dedicatory exercises with Col H M Waite and city leaders on the civic committee. Golden key presented to the city by H A Worvester and a national radio broadcast from WLW NBC culminate in a civic dinner at the Netherland Plaza.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Union Terminal Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia Tennessee Farmer John J. Cornwell Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Cincinnati Union Terminal Company Russell Wilson W. F. Wiley Chamber of Commerce Col. H. M. Waite C. A. Dykstra George D. Crabbs Terminal Company WLW Red National Broadcasting Company Netherland Plaza Hotel

Easter social and visits fill Batavia area

A long list of Batavia residents and guests mark the Easter period with family dinners, Sunday visits, and social gatherings. Notable mentions include A. E. Perry and wife hosting locals, the Houchins, Hienbolt family from Nichols ville, and others visiting relatives in Ripley, Dayton, Laurel, and near Amelia. Community members travel to Cincinnati, Milford, Willowville, and Newtown for meals and church gatherings.

Wiggonsville Social: Gray Family Visited by Bee Group

W. L. Gray wife and son and her man from Madison Place spent Sunday with George Bee and his wife, according to local social notes from Wigginsville.

Wiggonsville W. L. Gray Herman Madison Place George Bee

Neighborhood gatherings and visits across towns

Dorothy Trees from Pt Isabell spent the weekend with cousin Emma Pattison. R L Canter and family from Bethel visited Mrs Mary Wilson and family. W A Wilson and wife visited Leslie Dew and family. Gee Larkin and family called on James Musgrove of Clover. Roslyn Majoesky from Marathon visited home folks. Roberta Conrad visited her grandparents at Burdsall's chapel. Bert Fomorin and wife from Huntington WV visited relatives. Harold Predmore and family from Hillsboro visited Dr Predmore. Charles Ireton of Evanston visiting J L Fomorin. IOOF lodge members hosted a fish fry. Marathon Grange performed the 3rd and 4th degree at Williamsburg. Clara Steward hosted Robert Stein Eddie Stein and Bob Haverhamp. Ralph Curtis and Louise Garman and G C Steward visited Ed Curlis and wife at Germantown.

Poplar Chapel Dorothy Trees Pt. Isabell Emma Pattison R.L. Canter and Bethel Mary Wilson W. A. Wilson Leslie Dew Gee. Larkin Ane James Musgrove Clover Roslyn Majoesky City Roberta Conrad Burdsall’s Chapel Bert Fomorin Huntington W. Va Harold Predmore Hillsboro Predmore Charles L. Ireton Evanston J. L. Fomorin IOOF Marathon Grange Williamsburg Clara Steward Robert Stein Eddie Stein Bob Haverhamp Ralph Curtis Louise Garman G. C. Steward Ed Curlis Germantown

Monroe Township Farm Bureau Meeting and Community Notices

Monroe Township and surrounding areas share a slate of social events and visits. Farms Bureau members meet April 25 at 8 p.m. with a USDA dairying film, while Beech Forest Chapter D A R hosted by Mrs. Chas Frazier. many local families visitors and entertainments are noted throughout the week.

Farm Bureau Franklin Churet United States Department of Agriculture

Local residents host Sunday guests across several families

Philip Swing and family from Akron visited G. T. Brown with Mrs. Effie Swing. Guy Holmes and family from Cincinnati called on W. A. Taylor. Walter Duncan's family from Chillicothe and John McCall of Charleston, W V stayed with Dr. Thompson. Clair Neal and wife hosted Elbert Henderson and family from Norwood. Jolly Sewing Club was entertained by Mrs. Clara Norris. Jack Wymer and wife visited I L Laycock. Harold Paeltz and family from Ripley and Frank Paeltz with Jno Simcox from Russellville joined Dennis Paeltz and wife. Oliver House of Mt Lookout visited Allen Harris. John H. Rader and family visited Walter Rader. Craig and family from the city spent Sunday with the Hauck family.

Philip Swing June Renee Akron G. T. Brown Effie Swing Guy Holmes Cincinnati W. A. Taylor's Walter Duncan Billie Chillicothe John McCall Charleston W. Va Clair Neal Elbert Henderson Norwood Clara Norris Jolly Sewing Club Jack. Wymer City I. L. Laycock Glenn Hill Harold Paeltz Ripley Frank Paeltz Russellville Jno Simcox and Family Georgetown J. Paeltz Oliver House Mt. Lookout Allen Harris John H. Rader Walter Rader

Easter Observances and Community Notices

Easter activities included church services and related exercises. The funeral of Mr Hall occurred in Lexington Kentucky. John Dudley died at General Hospital with burial in M B cemetery under American Legion supervision. A bake sale at Flora's drug store by the Baptist church was successful and the OOTA event in Batavia involved our faculty. Master Horace Allan Smith performed a solo with chorus, and Mrs Gladys Myrick hosted the Sewing club after church. The operetta The Shut Up Posey is set for tonight at the school auditorium. Mrs Hazel Wood attended church, Amelia Woman's Club met with Mrs Olin Fagin hosting. Judge Hugh Nichols of Batavia gave a talk. Mr and Mrs Elton Monjar and Calvin visited Mrs Winspear and Catherine. the Hicks spent Easter with their father Dr Morris Hicks.

Hall Lexington John Dudley General Hospital M. B American Legion Flora's Baptist Church OOTA Batavia Horace Allan Smith Gladys Myrick Sewing Posey Hazelwood Amelia Woman’s Club Olin Fagin Hugh Nichols Elton Monjar Calvin Winspear Catherine City Hicks Sunda Morris Hicks

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