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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1925
Page
5
R S Croswell, owner, announces effective September 28 1924 a daily westbound schedule under Eastern Central time with service daily except Sundays and holidays. Contacts listed: phone 64. Light type display notes A M in light type.
Mr and Mrs G G Faul visited with Mrs Maggie Campbell in Sardinia. Jack Wymer and friends called on I L Laycock. Carl Rush from Pardipis stayed with his mother and Sol Griffith. G C Anderson hosted Rae Mtoenider from Mt Washington and Nate Uover of Batavia. Dick Hawkins of Amelia visited Clarence Kennedy family. Supt and Mrs Crabtree hosted Emery Richards and O H Freshwater of Columbus D. Maud Plank of Cincinnati spent time with Aunt Mary Hope. Local C E S chapter entertained by Felicity chapter. H A S Society met with Marie Davison. Essie Maxfield's Embroidery club gathered. O L Page visited Cleveland with Phil Swing. George Halse visited Cincinnati. EB Anderson hosted Ed Prephan family and Joe Inze of Oakley.
Reports say gunshots near Dr Valentine’s residence around 1 am Friday drove him to pursue intruders trying to break into his garage. The item notes several local residents hosting guests and visiting friends across Amelia, Batavia, Covington, Newport, Felicity, and Mt. Pisgah with various family gatherings and weekend visits.
Mrs. Nettie Murphy and family from Norwood visited here on Wednesday. Several families from Middletown and Cincinnati spent weekends with local residents. Attendees from here joined the Odd Fellows anniversary in Williamsburg last Saturday. Family visits and shopping trips filled the week with relatives in Milford Dundee Cincinnati and Madisonville.
Mrs. Claude Wood entertained her mother from the city Sunday. Lee Anstaett of Deerfield visited Oss and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Beary Garbe called on Mr and Mrs Math Schiller Sunday afternoon. A Richert was in Norwood several days last week. Mary Ross is one of our graduates this year.
A flurry of visits and friendly calls filled the weekend as Herman Brinkman and party chaired by Beckett guests, Ben Kain and daughter Velma hosted Jos. Kain in Gonday, and many townsfolk connected with alumni events, birthdays, and family funerals across Williamsburg area.
Eugene Carlier of Fayetteville and Nicholas Beyer of Norwood visit Aug Carlier family. Burt Rohrer and wife in the city Friday. Ed Patchell and wife visit Mrs Belle Patchell Sunday. Miss Hilda Carpenter visitsMiss Frances Vogt. Harry Carrier and family host Sunday. Al Riehle from Buffalo arrives. Miss Jennie Snell finishes term at Hartman’s. Clifford and Robert McConaughy host Bethel and Georgetown friends. Margeret Livengood visits Hazel Carpenter. Carlier attends a shower for Leo Riehle and Emma Glaser at Milford. Clarence Saunders and wife visit Earnest and wife at Five Mile. Mrs Mary Groves attends shower for Lillian Oldham at Milford. Sad news to Carlier family of nephew Delore’s death in New York. Evens of Kentucky visits nephew Burtee and family. Frank Judd and wife visit Olive Branch. Harry McAfee buys a new Essex coach. Fred Carpenter visits uncle James Carpenter and wife. Mrs Wayne Garrard and son return from Chicago after weeks with sister Mrs Frank Judd.
A local obituary mentions Clarence Teal's funeral at Perintown with attendees including Gourtott and family of Owens and Perera. Other items note Sunday visits and a distillery mill firm transferring land in Washington Township to John Glaser Jr. for $1 along with additional transfers: Jesse Pribble to James H. Gates in Moscow for $500 and Bilton D. Monjar to Mollie H. Kearns in Pierce Township for $1.
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