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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1925
Page
8
Miss Betty Carroll entertained at an ard party Monday evening. Various visits and gatherings occur across Batavia with relatives from Dayton and Cincinnati, trips to Lancaster for a family reunion, and neighbors staying with families in Merwin, Hartwell, Winchester, and Latonia. A new front let in a dry goods store and a Batavia barber business change highlight local commerce news.
Joseph Conn of Batavia township died at the County Home Thursday at age 68 after years of ill health. He previously lived in Williamsburg and engaged in chair peddling. Burial will be in Batavia Friday with United Brethren Church services on Sunday including Sunday school, worship, and a union sermon on the MBE church lawn. Masses and priestly sermons noted for Holy Trinity and Stonelick churches the following days.
In the Courier from MT HOLLY Harry Henry and family of Cleveland visit with Walter Muzsy and W H her wife and son Albert. Forest Gaskins and five Madisonville residents spent Sunday with Mart Shannon and wife. Levi Myrick weekends with Mrs Metge Dome in city. Walter Moore of Isle Ky visits grandmother Mrs J G Brunk. Fred Myrick and family of Canton visit with Mrs Caroline Myrick. Caro line to stay two weeks. Mrs Belle Follow visits Edna Carter at Batavia. Herbert Thomas Walter and Maurice Dolen attend funeral of Ture George Olen in Sprinmove.
The article explains cleaning weathered woodwork stains using oxalic acid dissolved in water to a cream like consistency. Apply warm, wash off with clean water, then sponge the surface with vinegar to finish the treatment.
A naturalist warns the American eagle may be endangered amid ongoing losses of exemplary specimens, urging continued concern as efforts to preserve iconic birds are tested by threats to their survival.
The Hillsboro District held its third annual M. E. Church picnic at Fort Ancient on August 4. About 400 attendees from 25 charges enjoyed a large dinner, games between preachers and laymen, horse shoe pitching, tennis, and tours of Fort Ancient. Clarksville won the largest attendance banner with 128 persons.
Mr and Mrs J W Courtney celebrated their sixty year marriage on Sunday August 2 with family and friends at their home. The gathering included W R Cooper and wife Norwood May Cooper Maud Valentine Carrie Walters Carl Kelly Catherine Kelly Pearl Applegate Nellie Courtney and many neighbors marking a half century of companionship and service.
A thunderbolt struck the Wingate Tulus farm near Mechanicsburg Ohio killing 56 sheep taking shelter under a splintered tree. The flock, owned by a tenant, numbered 55 to 60 according to reports from the field.
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