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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1941
Page
5
Courted visitors from Elgin and Evanston join local residents for meals and gatherings. Local youth travel to St Paul Traverse City and Missouri on vacations. Rob Flora’s death shocks the community. he served in the American Legion and helped local efforts. Several families host, visit, and attend church and social events in Mt. Holly and surrounding areas.
Mrs. J N Strickland is a patient at Good Samaritan hospital and friends wish for a speedy recovery. Miss Virginia Paff is vacationing in the New England states. Mr and Mrs Riles and Miss Frances Wagner spent Sunday with Frank Malott and family. Sunday callers at George Perry's included Mr and Mrs Sylvester Neiheisel Mrs Frank Malott and children and Mr and Mrs Howard Henderson. Miss Geraldine Mallott visits Williamsboro. Edenia Yearil spent a week in Minnesota and a week at home. Mr and Mrs David Brown Jr spent the week end in Cincinnati with the Neiheisel family. Mr and Mrs Frank Irwin entertain his niece from Florida. Mr and Mrs Chaney hosted company Sunday. Emerson Jester and sons visited the Chaney sisters in Cincinnati. James Carter and Carter Lancaster spent the week end in Lexington Kentucky. James Whitney and mother visited Mrs George Perry. David Brown III and family spent Saturday evening at Coney Island.
Local residents share weekend visits and trips. Charles Hill visited his mother Alma Marshall in Mason area while Perry Burdsa left for Yellowstone. Several from the community enjoyed Coney Island on Procter and Gamble Day.
Nine Mile Miss Louise Alberts and brother David of Tennessee visit Mr. and Mrs. Stone. Mrs. Ed Shannon hospital bound in Cincinnati for kidney ailment. Mrs. Anis Jenkins business trip to Wilmington. Turner improving and resuming duties. Recent visitors: Fred Seiler family from Norwood, Wilbur Wade from Hamilton. Charley Sewell business trip to Cincinnati and New Richmond. Wade and Johnson visit Gaskins and Alberts. Riley Frank shopped in New Richmond. Shannon family visited hospital. Jennet Smith attends Lake Allyn 4 H camp. club met at her home. Clark visiting Mitchells. W Miller called. Jackie Clark attends Campbell's Business College.
Local notes record visits and guests across Batavia and Locust Corner. Families such as Groves Hall and Smith entertain relatives from Xenia Yellow Springs Felicity and Bond Hill while others travel to Cincinnati Hamilton Meade’s Park and Washington D C for picnics fairs and family visits.
Willowville society notes report Mr R E Williams returning from Knoxville Tennessee. Wilbert Goldenberg of Gamp Shelby Mississippi visited the Boltes. Virginia Doss is in Christ hospital recovering from appendicitis. Nick Retzler vacationing with his sister in Chicago. Verna Jean Blick attended the Lady of Loretta festival in Linwood. Nora Bolte spent Sunday with her parents and brother. George Blick and family visited Louis Beckler in Mt Washington who is on the sick list.
Community members visit relatives and attend gatherings across Missouri Kentucky and Illinois. Names include Morris Boothby Ray Stairs G A Stairs Beryl Stairs Imogene Johnson Sadie Phillips Ocie Little and many more at family dinners and church group events.
Mrs Ellen Donavan turns 94 on August 3 while reported enjoying good health. Notices recall relatives visiting from Indiana including Charles Kissinger of Rensselaer and Mrs L J Hudson of Lafayette. Charles Kissinger reportedly fell ill and died Friday August 1.
Clarence Lamb and Frank Carnes families spent Sunday with aunt Emma Carnes in Yellow Springs. Hileen Mayhugh visits Virginia Custer and daughter. Epworth League youths toured to Coney Island. Carl and Marie Bruce attend 4-H camp at Lake Allyn. Willing Workers meet Bryan Mayhugh and Emily Bantam. Clifford McKinley family back from Washington trip. Laurel and Franklin 4-H clubs picnic at Pt. Pleasant. Alma Garrison returns from visit with Lizzie Willis. Melvin Busch family and Lewis Busch travel through eastern Michigan and Canada. Nannie Jones of Cincinnati visits Joe Jones family.
The Boston terrier is an American breed of dog. It is small and compact with a square muzzle and a short tail. Known for its friendly disposition the breed often serves as a companion and house pet.
Twenty nine members from the 7th Day Adventist church traveled to Mt. Vernon Ohio for camp meeting. Local residents listed include the McNeilly Nelson Rutherford Hendrixson Benz and others with family ties and job changes. Plans to build a church and school at Moore's Corner are noted along with property transfers and a roadside fruit and vegetable market run by the Lungmus brothers.
Owensville residents note visitors from Cincinnati and Batavia. Earl Fetter, recently drafted, earned a day of leave to visit his mother. The Craver reunion at Owensville fairgrounds drew a large turnout and ideal picnic weather accompanied by a pleasant gathering at the event.
The article notes a fashion shift away from glove backs with central tuck points. Designers offer plain leather gloves with no points, claiming they look modern and do not noticeably enlarge hands. Consumers are urged to try the style to judge its effect.
Propagation of lilacs via trans planting suckers noted. George Bernard Shaw's first job earned about 90 dollars yearly, recording early work earnings.
Studies show that reach to top performance occurs around age thirty five for most outstanding mathematicians. Researchers analyzed careers and found a common peak period around mid thirties across multiple cohorts and disciplines. The finding underscores timing in talent development and productivity benchmarks.
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