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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
5
A fragmentary hometown column describes visits by Margaret Al Guingle, Tom Collins, and others, Sunday homemaking and kinship gatherings. References include Covington Kentucky, charity sales, band music, and a pecan scheme recovery effort.
Partial OCR text lists individuals including Clarence Varney and Cecile Lancy with family mentions from Monterey. Other scattered words reference Sunday events, likely a social or church notice, but the fragmentary source lacks coherent context, dates, or clear actions.
Miss Clara Smythe entertained relatives with a visit by Mr Meyers and Mr Gon. Mrs Ruh Hartmets attended the U B picnic at Owensville. Albert Mosbacker called on Fred Hartmetz recently.
Glen Este updates report visits to Cincinnati and nearby towns, social events, and residents’ movements. Alvy Newberry owns a property. John Raposchies and Lucy, his daughter-in-law, with baby, visited Coney Island. Deaths, trips, and stolen car noted. teachers, veterans, and local residents featured in short items.
The column lists reunions and visits including Mrs Henry Harris and Nannie Miller, Miss Miller of Sardinia, and triplets birthdays July 27. It mentions Chautauqua set for August 10 to 14, along with health updates on Mrs Lindley Bell and E K Holmes and a quarterly conference resolution for health and attendance.
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured. The statement cites the medicine’s blood action and urges readers to request testimonials. Ohio legal notice dated 1886.
A parish of items lists names and addresses of residents visiting relatives and neighbors. Social events include an ice social, a Grange meeting, and a Sunday school class with attendees from Norwood Westchester Sapha and family. Vehicles, visits, and family travels fill the scattered community notes.
A fragmented local notice records various family visits and social calls across several households. Names mentioned include Patebell, Mosera, Stachel, McAfee, Hanold, Joseph, Hartmane, Herbert, Kathern, Elsie Heitsman, Winifred Faul, Patchell, Craver, Carli, Garry, Weyer, and Faul. The piece mentions Sundays spent with relatives, visits by Mrs Winifred Faul, and a newborn baby boy among those noted.
The article lists social visits in Amelia and nearby towns. The Hous family from Michigan visits Mrs. BS. John Kelly and wife entertain Mr. and Mrs. Truitt and Mrs. Blanche Smith from Albany. Campbell family from Cincinnati stay on Witt farm. Dr Eppley and wife weekend with H Perin. Pathe family and Offutt dine picnick at Ancient. Will Lungmys entertain Myers and wife from Latonia. Mrs Moyer hosts a child’s party at Mrs Pommert’s in Amelia. Katherine Lungmus with Mrs Weaver at El Lick.
Norman and Frank Mattox of Jacksonville guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Mattox. Covington Ky visitors stay with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Snapp. Carl and John Mattox of Middletown spend Monday with Elijah Eppert. Mrs. Howard Ayer and daughters visit Batavia folks. Houston Bradbury family with John Simininge at Mt. Washington. Ed Lorenzo and family visit city relatives. Several other neighbors and families noted visiting or hosting during the period. The Ever Ready Sunshine girls plan a social at the Academy on August 6 with ice cream and other items.
Fragmented items report Mise Ethel Conway shot in Cincinnati area while noting visits and illnesses. Mr and Mrs Chas Sams and daughter stayed in Brown county last week. Mrs D B Irwin improves after illness. Hawthorn and others spent Saturday with relatives. Mulberry residents visit Eugene Whitaker and Scott Whitaker families. weekend calls and visits mentioned.
The rubber tree was found by Father Mancel de Janca, a Jesuit missionary among the Cambebas Indians in South America. He named it seringueria after observing the natives use its hardening sap to fashion bottles resembling a syringe.
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