Teen Time Chatter At Batavia County Fair Highlights
Nancy reports on the Batavia fair scene with Boy and Girl Scout exhibits, thrills from a penny arcade, a 1924 Model T sighting, and a new scoreboard. Also notes on a revival at Afton Community Methodist Church and local social bits.
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Boy Scouts of
Batavia
Coney
Island
Louis Moore
Louis
Monk
Afton Community Methodist Church
G. E. Fisher
F. H. Russell
Batavia Events Note Local Visits and Gatherings
Residents report visits from Cincinnati to Batavia and relatives in Washington C H. Local socials include bridge at Mrs Dennison’s, a birthday dinner for Mrs Buerkle, Rotary supper at Beech Wood Lodge, and a large Longhouser Wolf reunion with 96 attendees at Nine Mile. A barn fire on Allen S French farm caused major damage.
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J. S. Banford
Cincinnati
Batavia
A. C. Daehler
Washington C. H
N. B. Dennison
Charles Tilbury
Betty Winter
Allen S. French
Bru "Y Fork
Shady Lane Grove
Nine Mile, O
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