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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1936
Page
5
A crowded page records local social visits and events across Edenton and surrounding towns. Residents such as Clare Williams Emma Steward Ada McKay and many others are listed with friends relatives and guests visiting Sunday Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Jon Frances hosts her bridge club Tuesday night. Numerous visits and travel entries fill the week from Norwood to Cincinnati, with gatherings at Laurel, Mt. Auburn, and Alexandria. Births, illnesses, and a few deaths noted among neighbors and friends.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Drew and sons spent Sunday with Mr William Wilson and family Sunday evening callers at the Laymon home were Mr and Mrs Windsor and family Sunday evening callers at the Laymon home were Mr and Mrs Windsor and family Mr Wm Wilson attended Grange at Moscow Saturday evening
Sunday visitors gathered at Geo's home with Mr and Mrs W L Gray and their Madisonville son, Carlton Day from Hamersville, Virgil Wood and family from Bethel, Ed Brown and family, Mary Gray and Harry Swope, and Howard Canter family. Miss Rose Alice Huff of Cincinnati spent the weekend with relatives.
Mr and Mrs Vance of Lynchburg were guests of Walter Murphy and wife on Sunday. Grace Fomorin spent Thursday with Justina Malott. Alice Hobson visited with her parents Jas Hobson and wife. Jennie Lowell of Monterey visited Hallie Lowell on Thursday. Geo Caldwell attended the Owensville class play Saturday. Florence Needham is on the sick list. James Malott entertained E R Rhein and son of Cincinnati on Sunday.
Mrs Lorene Terrill and others visited in Indianapolis and Newport areas over the weekend. Families including the Engers and Smiths spent Sunday with neighbors. several illnesses reported recovering and visits to Franklin Blanchester and Centerville area noted.
Delayed social notes list Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Ed Mann of N College Hill and many relatives. Guests include Mr and Mrs Joe Enger Sr and families, the Lloyd Enger household, Ralph McDonough, D We Davidson, John Geesner and son, Bes sie Hawk and family, H Tufts and daughter, John Hatch, Wm Runyon and family, Claude Johnson and wife, Hoadley Hawk and son, Ira Atwood and J K Atwood, John Moore and Grace Chaille, Maley Carr and Norwood relatives, W Thalman and Alice Van Kirk, Joseph Thalman and Chas Thalman, Howard Kattine and children, Leo McGrath and family, Clarence Moore and children, all gathering for Sunday meals.
Delayed Bethel items show H J Badgley hosting Baptist Missionary meeting. Mrs Winifred Davis hosting Baptist Circle. sewing club under Mrs E C Manning. Miss Helen Fern Patterson leads Thursday class. Families gather at Stout near Hamersville, Mt Lookout, Terrace Park, Bond Hill, and Glenn Hill for Sunday dinners and visits with relatives.
The column lists dozens of Easter visits across Dayton Cleveland Ripley and Williamsburg with relatives and friends visiting. It also notes a Public Library committee sponsored play There's A Man in the House and The Wedding at Bethel High School Auditorium on April 30.
Robert Jacobs visits home for the weekend with his parents the Finley Jacobs. Easter visits include Mrs. Mary Adams with her daughter Mrs. Joe Moeschl at Middletown and Mrs. Phil Sperry with his wife at Easter with Miss Louise Philips of Norwood. Several calls and social visits occur among families including the Smythes and Huheeys, with others stopping by Mrs. Finley Jacobs and Mrs. Walton Jacobs.
Moscow notes show Magnolia Council 89 D A meets at Hamersville with fifteen attending the rally. Dance sponsored by Magnolia Council No 39 at the School Auditorium on April 17 for the order’s benefit. Visitors include the Hollands Glaser McCalla Denkinger Roush Casbar Warden Lang and others visiting relatives in Cincinnati Newport Ft Thomas and Covington.
Callin J. O. Fuhr in Williamsburg advertises oil and gasoline stoves and Phil gas ranges with affordable pricing.
Public auction to sell 140% acre tract in Goshen Township on May 16 1936 at the Batavia courthouse front door. Property includes William Barrett Survey No 710 with an excluded 12 acre tract, appraised at 5000 dollars, cash terms. Sheriff Garland Auxier and attorney Davis Ely handling. Local notices follow about residents and school events.
Mt Carmel Flying Needle 4 H club met at the school house April 9 with 11 members. Officers elected include President Mary Aicholtz and others. next meeting set for May 7 at the school house. Plow shares and repairs offered for implements and machines. J Fuhr Williamsburg.
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