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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1923

Page

8

Cler mont Courier Local Notes and Notices

Cler mont residents engage in church sermons family visits and community events. Notables include Rev Frank Fox preaching at 10 40 AM at the Presbyterian church and Jose Jordan starting a new county clerk term. Batavia and Williamsburg connections appear with Mrs Chas Davis and J Fuhr ads. Community gatherings feature an orchestra at Glen Bete School and a Boy Scouts game, with recaps of visits to Camp Bridge and Atlantic City trips. Local commerce mentions ice demand and a sale of the Clermont County Creamery to Cincinnati investors.

Buick Introduces 1924 Models With Power and Style

Buick unveils the 1924 lineup featuring a 50 percent power boost for the valve in head six, four wheel brakes, redesigned engine lubrication, longer wheelbase, and improved suspension. New body lines, headlamps, crown fenders, and radiator contour mark a modernized look across 14 models including two six cylinder bodies the Double Service sedan and a five passenger Brougham. Colors vary by model from maroon to black to blue with sport variants in maroon and touring in lusrous black.

Buick

Gasoline Refinery Closures Planned for August

A group of Southwest oil leaders approved closing every refinery in the mid continent field for August to cut a gasoline and crude surplus. The move, proposed by J. B. Cosden and E. K. W. Marland, involves more than twenty refineries and aims to stabilize the overbuilt market amid a backward season.

Chicago Mid-Continent Southwest Western Petroleum Refiners’ Association American Oil Men's Association J. 8. Cosden Cosden Interests EK. W. Marland Mar

Federal Land Bank Loans At Zero Percent Interest

The Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association promotes government supervised loans at cost with borrower dividends reducing rates below 5 percent. Patrons own stock with profits returned as dividends, making loan payments as easy as interest. Apply to J. A. Hartman, Levy-Treas., Cincinnati, 1807 First National Bank Bldg. July 187?

J. A. Hartman Levy- Treas Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association First National Bank Cincinnati

Sunday Visitors and Local Social Notes

Sunday visitors included A. Ryeian Clark and wife from Hartwell George Weil and family from Laurel Mr Houchins and wife and several others from the city Mrs Chas Hays entertained Benton and wife on Sunday Mrs Myers of Latonia Ky was guest of Mrs Will Lungmus Miss Rachel Perin secured a position as high school teacher at Jamestown O Miss Offutt will entertain Wednesday luncheon for Miss Williams Roadside markets flourished with city crowds today Garnet Dragon and Judge Mullin wed last week in Chicago and reside on nearby farms Mrs Chas Houser and Niggiois were guests of Mrs Williams in Meilanet J A Warren visiting his daughter Mrs B Kerchum at the bie fle

Ryiean Clark Hartwell George Weil Laurel Houchins Braden Jim Gray Heimbolt City Chas Hays Mond Benton Onunday Myers Latonia Will Lungmus Rachel Perin Jamestown Offutt Wedney Minnie Wilams Garnet Dragon Judge Mullin Chicago Chas. Houser Niggiois Willilliame Meilainet J. A. Warren B. Y Kerchum Ine Bie

Local Social Roundup of Visits and Birthdays

Geo Ralls and wife of Cincinnati visit old friends. Green Williams and family from London Qt guest of a Moore family. Gilbert McMurchy had a surprise birthday with over forty guests from Bethelge Onsville Falmouth Ky Mt Pisgeh Fonon Pittsburg Nicholeville. Mrs Wm Gillaspie and daughter of Mt Pisgah spent Thursday at Chester King's. W P Hampton and wife of Winchester visiting at Foote's. EB Shannon and wife and Mrs Roy Jones and daughter are vacationing at W P Corbin's. Rev J Johnson and family entertain their son and wife from Pittsburg. Fred Myrick and family of Canton returned after visiting Harry Jackson family. Miss Alice Jackson returns from summer school at Oxford. Mr Redwine and family of Mississippi visiting her parents O Johnson and wife.

Geo. Ralls Cincinnati Green Williams London Q Moore Gilbert McMurchy Bethelgeonsville Falmouth Mt. Pisgeh Fonon Pittsburg Nicholeville Ney

Local social notes and visits across Indiana and Kentucky

Mrs. Bert Fomorin and spouse visit relatives in the area. Several calls and visits are noted including Mrs Carrie Leeds and Mrs Mattie Fuprere of Norwood calling on Johnson and wife. Miss Evelyn Moniar of Owensville and Miss Adrian Duchemin visit friends here. Various residents including Rev Steele in Kingwood Ky and families in Goshen Bellevue Dayton and Love land are mentioned with gatherings and Sunday visits.

Bert Fomorin Indiana Carrie Leeds Mattie Fuprere Norwood Johnson Mise Ellabelle Berger Missary Crone Mise Evelyn Moniar Owensville Rev. Steele Kingwood Manis California Bert Parvin Fort Thomas Irene Curliss Zionville Grover Steward J. R. Johnson Rowena Hartman Wilmington James Glancy Harley Marshall Emily Lorado Ora Cromer Stella Reynolds Mire Ers Goshen An Hugh cAlee Condell Courtot Amir Ota Jones Florence Caldwell Adrian Duchemin Emma Mc

Cincinnati Friends and Relatives Gather for Weekend Visits

A series of social visits and family gatherings across Cincinnati area towns are noted. Marie Hawke hosted fourteen Cincinnati friends for dinner, while Joe Taylors family entertained relatives from Georgetown Kentucky. Multiple residents like Corinne Herget and Miss Wests from Cincinnati visit Madeira and nearby towns, with others traveling to Scioto County and Forestville for sales and gatherings.

Pleasant Surprise for Major Titus at Family Gathering

Major and Mrs. Isaac E. Titus received a pleasant surprise on Thursday July 26 at the home of Mrs. Jennie Titus. The event was planned by two aunts Mrs. William McNeilan and Miss Addie Stark with a generous dinner. guests included Mesdames McNeilan Harlow Platter Lytle and others along with several Stark and Lytle youths. The gathering was enjoyed by all present.

Major Isaac E. Titus Jennie Titus Major Titus William McNeilan Addie Stark Mesdames Cornelius Harlow Joseph Platter Maria Lytle Addie McMullen

Federal Land Bank Money For Farmers At 6 Percent

Farmers may obtain four year loans at six percent from J Hatcher treasurer of Loveland Natl Farm Loan Assn to be repaid in installments. Three local farms will be appraised in Hamilton Warren Brown and Clermont counties for applications. No loan unless approved. No commission or extra charge. Write or phone J Hatcher Loveland Ohio.

Federal Land Bank Hatcher Treas Hamilton Warren Brown Clermont

Pleasant Bloom Rose Ladies Aid Meeting at Curry Home

The Bloom Rose Ladies' Aid Society held its fifth annual social at Mrs. Goldie Curry's home on Wednesday evening July 25 with eighty attendees. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake as they chatted and listened to music, hoping for another successful gathering next year.

Bloom Rose Ladies’ Aid Society Goldie Curry

Burley Co-operative sells surplus Lexington property

Lexington sales of excess Burley Tobacco Growers' Co-operative Association property completed last week reach nearly $30,000 with auctions now set for Mt Sterling Carlisle Flemingsburg Brooksville Augusta and Maysville. Director Barker will seek director approval to accept sold items with minor exceptions and re advertise others for sale.

Lexington Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association Ralph M. Barker Barker Mt. Sterling Carlisle Flemingsburg Brooksville Augusta Maysville Board of Directors

Local Notes and Social News From Batavia and Nearby

Wedding of Mee and Lola Malott Skid more and Charles Utter occurred last Saturday with congratulations. Arley Ingle and Lyman Heffner visited friends in Lawrence County. Miss Lena Singleton home from Washington for a short visit with family. A W Harlow and wife spent Thursday with local friends. Mrs Henry Steward spent the weekend with Felicity friends. Mrs Gottlieb Miller visiting relatives in Connecticut. Myrtle Ingle recovering from illness. S H Utter and wife attended their uncle’s imperial in Cincinnati. W H Ireton and wife enjoyed a visit with son in Illinois. Miss Mary Steward and friend Edwards spent Saturday in Fort Erie. Miss Biareince Singleton returned to Washington, D C. Mr Ingle sold his farm and plans to move to Covington Kentucky. Frank Hitch of Owensburg transacting business here. Lewis Heffner driving a new car. Allen Steward and wife in Batavia Saturday. Dr Joseph Weaver family of Hyde Park and O J Harlow visiting Taylor owners. News of Kilby Moyer’s death, a respected Greenberry resident.

Lola Malott Skidmore Charles Utter Arley Ingle Lyman Heffner Lawrence County Lena Singleton Washington A. W. Harlow Batavia Henry Steward Felicity Gottlieb Miller Connecticut Myrtle Ingle S. H. Utter Cincinnati W. H. Ireton W. R. Ireton Mary Steward Edwards Foherty Biarepce Singleton Washington, D Kilby Moyer Greenberry

Piano Tuning Visit by Oberlin Tuner in Batavia

H R Barney piano tuner for Oberlin Conservatory will be in Batavia for two weeks. An expert tuner can greatly improve tone. Phone 2 It.

H. R. Barney Oberlin Conservatory of Music Batavia

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