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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
5
Frank Judd and family hosted Sunday dinner with multiple local households in Stonesick. Various residents and relatives from Dayton Pleasant City Oakley Milford Owensville and Owensville visited or stayed with relatives this weekend.
Miss Bertha McMullen and brother Harry and family visited. W A Reed spent Friday with sister Mrs Nettle Watson. Mr Shelton and family visited relatives near Batavia Sunday. Mr Miller hosted Sunday guests Mrs Langford and family of Orwood. H Jones and daughter Katharine visited his mother Sarah Jones of Burdsall Chapel. L Jones and family of Marathon spent Sunday with Vernie Cooley in Middletown. Christian church services planned Sunday morning and evening. Mrs Selmer and daughters returned to Franklin after visiting R Savage and wife. Ladies Aid of the Christian church to meet at S B McMahan and wife in Mason next Thursday for a chicken dinner. Will Varney of Branch Hill visiting aunt Mrs J Uhl. Robt Reynolds and wife spent Saturday at the Zoo. Marshal Leach of Cincinnati spent Sunday with his parents. Court Snell of Middletown visited relatives here Friday.
Mrs Ida Hake hosted a Monday gathering for Ellen McDonald and Mable Lundy of Cincinnati with guests including Virgin eats and others. Mrs Clara Harris entertained the Baptist Circle on Thursday, while Mrs Maude Barnes hosted six daughters for an event. Ans r parents and relatives visited, with Dayton and Cin cinnati connections noted.
Mrs. C Barall Gonover entertained Mrs Wm Lurquerana and son at Miracletown. Miss Bats reports he departed but has returned home from the University.
The Pomona Grange was well attended on Saturday with State speaker Mr. Lewis of Hancock County delivering an afternoon address. Local residents hosted friends from Columbus as a medicine show visits town this week, along with numerous dinners and social visits at Owensville and nearby homes.
Sunday visitors included Eugene Bcooley and wife at Clyde and Dungan family homes in Hamilton, along with guests of Colum bus at Mrs Lou Maddox. Dungan and Arm strong families visited Zoo. Several calls occurred in Edenton and Blanchester area as residents hosted relatives and friends.
Charley Hutchinson and family spent Thursday evening with Homer Johnson and family. Ohio guests include N B Wallace and wife and son Ray Morse and wives. Allen Ashton and family visited Lynchburg relatives. Alma Hunter visited J W Hutchinson family, and Mr and Mrs Kented Huter of Peebles were hosted by home folk with Mary Atchinson. Dorothy Nicholas and Zetta Wallace visited grandparents B Wallace and wife. Alarry Palmer and family of Cincinnati visited, etc.
Miss Lura Holmes died at Christ Bi tal Monday July nis Feer finger ing hi s Funeral services ae thet were held me following g Wednesday. e family cave dys ie "armpathy of the en tire communit is bour of their great eee.
Mrs Andrew Henderson of New Richmond and A B Mattox with family from Mt Washington hosted Elijah Mattox and wife last week. Guests included Miss Jessie Schraffenberger Pensacola Fla and Katharine McKenzie South Bend Ind visiting Miss Jessie Coulter. Tilden Gaddis and wife hold tent meetings. Mrs Fred Quirk and children returned to Detroit after visiting J H Theisz family. Mrs B Merish visited Miss Janet Ballantyne in Xenia. Mrs Anna McCann visited relatives in Portsmouth. Gaynell Buxton spent Wednesday with Ada Williams. Max Baker and son Milford joined Rev Baker and wife. Mrs Fred Henry and children staying in Michigan. Mrs Charles Kearns visiting friends in Yellow Springs. Mrs Guy Warfield entertained her mother Mrs Harris Carrollton Ky. Miss Viola Layton visiting Flemingburg Ky. M Edwards and wife hosted Cliff Kempton and wife Mt Washington. Julius Warner joined relatives for a motor trip to Kansas. Mrs P K Smiley of St Petersburg Fla called on Mrs Edwards and Mrs Miley. Mrs Belle Kirgan hosted Sunday guests Cliff Hill and family and friends. Harvey Perin and wife with J Warner and wife to experiment farm at Boston. Mesdames Hesse and Spinning Hartwell visiting Geo Reed and wife. Walter McDonough secured civil service position in Cincinnati with daily trips. M F ae and wife moved from Lawrenceburg to Witt Ill. Mrs Terrill city week end guest of Mrs Offutt. Vol Julius Penn Washington DC and Miss Jennie Penn Batavia luncheon guests of O O Kearns and wife at Amelia. Chas Houser and family and Will Poe and wife attended the Zoo Saturday. Will Jones Scioto county visiting the Gates family.
Mrs Edna Huffman of Columbus visited W Coombs last week Miss Goodwin of Cincinnati stayed with Mrs Auxier Nettie Wilson of ethel and Edgar Wilson of Oakley visited Sunday Otis Robinson and family of Glendale called on friends Claude Houser was in Cincinnati last Saturday An entertainment at Lindale school house Saturday Aug Std Play Two Ghosts in White Admission 10c ice cream and cake for sale Estate of Elvira S Armstrong executrix appointed Estate of Margaret Dumford executor appointed July 1922 probate note by Clarence N Young Sedge W F Roudebush attorney
Legal notice lists a Batavia Winchester road segment within one mile each side from Williamsburg east line to Clermont Brown county line, 10107 feet. Assessments on file for inspection in Clermont County Commissioners office. objections must be written and heard August 7, 1922 at 9 am. Also notice of Nellie Zimmerman estate probate with administrator Edward T. Zimmerman and Britton & Britton attorney.
Williamsburg residents share visits and gatherings with families from Cincinnati Evanston and Chicago. Community events include a Presbyterian picnic and a birthday party while city officials announce traffic safety measures and parking rules to improve flow and safety downtown.
Local residents visit relatives in Cincinnati and nearby towns. A free musical program and ice cream social is planned for Saturday evening August 5. The County Election Board met last Thursday and will stay open until August 10 to canvass the August primary vote. Presiding judges will call for ballots on August 5 and fill any vacancies from standers if needed. Pay is five dollars per worker.
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