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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1933

Page

5

Local Social Notes From Batavia And Nearby

Mrs Emma Odoms of Batavia visited friends Tuesday night. E J Rosselot and family spent days with the Gehart May family at Bryant Indiana. Dr Allen Rapp and wife visited Chicago and attended the World’s Fair. Perry Groves and wife visited David Groves and family at Walnut Hills. Our Grange visited Goshen Thursday night. City shoppers included Mrs Ed Gomien Ada Williams J L Marsh W J Snider and family at the Carthage fair. Those attending the funeral of B F Mull from a distance included Wim Mull Baltimore E B Wilson Ky Mrs Catherine Mull Indiana and Mrs Altman Amelia. The Glover sisters hosted Bridge club. prizes to Virginia Mattox Lulu Glover and Dorothy Frances. Bobby Liston Batavia visiting his grandmother. J Pommert and Billy Annabel Flora spent Sunday at New Baltimore with the Mortimers. Mrs Gladys Myrick hosted the Philathea class Friday night. Joe Brock surprised on his birthday Wednesday. Dr J Fitzpatrick wife and son left for the World’s fair Sunday. Bob Wichard Bethel was here last week. Sick Mr Cann. Tennis tournament planned at Bethel this week.

Emma Odoms Batavia E. J Rosselot Gehart May Bryant Ind Allen Rapp Chicago Ralph Lemon Indiana Perry Groves David Groves Walnut Hills Our Grange Goshen Ed Gomien Ada Williams J. L. Marsh W. J. Snider Carthage Fair B. F. Mull Wim. Mull Baltimore E. B. Wilson Catherine Mull Altman Amelia Bob Wichard Bethel Mr. Cann Hal Few Harry Binder Mary Hartman Cincinnati Kenneth Turner Springfield W.E. Kelch Isabelle Walingford R. F. Erdman Bethesda Hospital Margaret Snyder Robert Barbeau Edwin May Huntington C. F. May Cain Riggs Nicholsville Maysville McLean Stuerer East Amelia Ike Cartwright City Kirgan Furman al Berger Newport E. W. Howe Elsa Groff Stanley Coney Island Clyde Allen Elizabeth Jack Peck Edgar Davis Ed. Dewitt Dewitt Martha King Jennie Brannock Felicity Hazel Miller Jack Howe Alpha O'Neil Mason and Baby Callon

Visitors and locals head to events in the region

J. Fuhr returns to the store with a cane as Mrs. Sallie Boulware visits Dayton relatives. Dr. E. D. Snell and family from Miami are visiting. Helen McCoy and children stayed with Covington friends. Dr. Thos. Foster from Washington DC visits. Anna Rhoades Allen and Gillette called on Mrs. Stella Miller. World’s Fair travelers include Mr. and Mrs. William Miller Roy Fuhr Doris and Margaret Knauer. Carl Sentman and wife visited Simeon Morehead in Sciotoville.

J. ©. Fuhr Thos. Foster’s Washington D. C Anna Rhoades Allen and Gillette Stella Miller William Miller Roy Fuhr Doris Margaret Knauer Carl Sentman Simeon Morehead Sciotoville

Social Roundup of Local Visitors and Guests

Dr and Mrs H M Wymer entertained over Sunday with Russel Mofford and Elmwood visiting family. John Bethymer of Cincinnati also visited., Cincinnati visitors Phil Williams and sister Mrs C A Brannock. Mrs Louise Harris visited Mrs Carl Biehein in Cincinnati. Numerous locals hosted guests from Cincinnati Norwood Middletown and Hamilton as a busy week of calls and hospitality continued.

H. M. Wymer Russel Mofford Elmwood John Bethymer Cincinnati Phil Williams C. A. Brannock Louise Harris Carl Biehein Wilbur Penny George Sans Chas. Bowman Ethel Hancock Hassie Crane George Slade Bessie Slade Emma Cover Bantam Gee. M. Shields Lillie Alrey Neil Milford Louise Hahn City Hilda Northenor Norwood Goldie Taylor E. R. Beck Fred Winters Billy Ramsey N. J O. L. Page

Local social notes from Cincinnati and nearby towns

Elmer Binning and wife hosted Mr. and Mrs. Hughes and family of Cincinnati Sunday. Elmer Ely and wife with Robert Ely and Fletcher attended the Fletcher Bennett reunion near Bethel Saturday. Noales Schneider and Dayton Kentucky family moved to Mrs. Jessie Ely’s property there. Ava Gardner returned home after a three week Ky visit, accompanied by her cousin. Harry Ely and wife Carl Ely and family Ellean Hill and wife and Mrs Wilbur Callahan attended B. F. Mull funeral at Owensville last Wednesday.

Elmer Binning Hughes Cincinnati Elmer Ely Robert Ely Fletcher Fletcher Bennett Bethel Noales Schneider Dayton Jessie Elys Ava Gardner Harry Ely Carl Ely Ellean Hill Wilbur Callahan B. F. Mull Owensville

Local Social Notes Highlight Region Visits and News

Hal Few and family visited Harry Binder in Cincinnati and others spent weekends in Springfield and Batavia. Residents attended fairs, hosted gatherings, and tracked relatives, with one emergency operation at Bethesda hospital and a motor trip to Winchester Indiana.

Helping Circle Postponed Until Next Thursday

The group has been delayed due to the Fair and will meet next Thursday with Mrs. Virginia Bredwell. About 45 members of Old Bethel Sunday School enjoyed a day at the Zoo recently. Harry Ely and wife vacationed with Wilbur Callahan and family at Hartwell during the Carthage Fair.

Helping Circle Virginia Bredwell Old Bethel Zoo Harry Ely Wilbur Callahan Hartwell

Social News Briefs From Felicity and Cincinnati Area

Mrs. Clay hosts Bridge Club and Helen Reed entertains an 8.8 class and guests. Island Queen visitants, Felicity visitors, Cincinnati trips and relatives appear with multiple family gatherings. Cake sales and school fund pledges noted alongside teen and child visits.

Local families host visitors and celebrate births this week

Mr and Mrs Walter Cordery spent last Sunday at 7 Caves. Frank Jarman, Margaret Virginia and David Penn returned from the World Fair. Mr and Mrs Wayne Hayden entertain twins born Friday. Mr and Mrs William Warden welcomed a ten pound boy James Robert. Walter Dick and wife hosted Raymond Stegemeyer and family from Cincinnati and Dayton. Mrs Dora Glaser visits sister Mrs Jesse Glaser. Mrs Beckman visits Cincinnati. Fourteen guests shared Sunday with John Duvall and wife.

Walter Cordery Frank Jarman Margaret Virginia David Penn Wayne Hayden William Warden James Robert Walter Dick Raymond Stegemeyer Cincinnati Neice Dayton Dora Glaser Jesse Glaser

Churches Schedule Final Conference Year

The U B Church Batavia lists services and events for Sunday August 20 with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 40. Special services close the conference year with a farewell message and a Christian Endeavor gathering at 8 p m.

Lord’s Day Bible School Anna Erion Jacob Wolf Christian Endeavor

300 Piece Band Returns to Ohio State Fair

The 300 piece All-Prof. L. E. Pete Ohio high school band will perform daily at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus from August 28 to September 2. Led by Professor Louis E. Pete, supervisor of Ashland High School music, the band delighted crowds last year and Ashland High School won the state championship this year.

Columbus L. E. Pete Ohio Louis E. Pete Ashland Pete

Ohio State Fair awards total 115000 dollars

Exhibitors at the 83rd Ohio State Fair in Columbus will share about 115000 dollars in prize money across Agriculture, Cattle, Swine, Poultry, Horticulture and other categories. Extra prizes will push the total near 115000 dollars.

Columbus

Poultry House Care For Chickens

Advise crumbling feed to a crumbly wet texture and feeding once daily for half an hour. Kill lice by painting roosts with nicotine sulfate before roosting. Prevent mites by yearly roost coating with carbolineum. Ensure ample ventilation in hot weather for bird comfort.

Crow's Economic Worth Highlighted by USDA

A USDA publication asserts the crow is possibly the farmer's most economically important bird. It notes the crow's omnivorous diet, consuming poultry, grain shoots, carrion, and weed seeds. Researchers identified 656 food items, illustrating the bird's resourcefulness.

Summer Eggs Worth More In Late Summer

A Ohio State University extension expert reports that a dozen eggs from August or September fetches as much as two dozen laid in spring. Based on hundreds of farm records, six weeks of summer production could yield eggs three or four times the spring value. Cray suggests feeding wet mash to urge higher laying.

R. B. Cray Ohio State University Cray

Blister beetles and other nature notes overpower season

A selection of agricultural and natural history notes covers blister beetles abundant this season attacking potatoes tomatoes beets and other plants. It cites fluorine dusts like barnium fluoricate sold as Dutox for control and gives mixing guidelines. Also includes quirky remarks on butterflies ston ggluttonous starlings and a brief Havana temperature note.

J. 8. Houser Ohio Experiment Station Dutox Grasselli Chemical Company Cleveland Ohio

Cube of Gold Weighs Ton in 17 Inch Cube

A 17 inch cube of gold is reported to weigh about a ton indicating extreme density and value. The note frames the surprising heft as a striking measure of golds compact mass.

Local Social Notes From Hillsboro Area

Mrs Earl Garman and daughter visited Mrs Conrad Sunday. Jessie May Chaney attended the circus at Hillsboro Saturday. Jean King visited her sister Mrs Bluebaker for a few days. Ralph Curtis and Louise Garman and Wm Jones and wife drove to Natural Bridge Kentucky Sunday. L F Coleman and wife J A Warman and families and G C Steward and family at Brown Reunion Serpent Mound Sunday. Mary and Ruth Warman in Milford Friday. Bluebakers moved into H Anderson property. G C Steward wife and daughter attended Carthage Fair Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Coleman of Mt Washington spent Sunday evening with his parents L F Coleman and wife. Roselyn Majoesky visiting a few days in Michigan. Ralph Curtis returned home after a few days at the Atlantic Coast.

Jessie May Chaney Hillsboro Jean King Bluebaker Ralph Curtis Louise Garman Wm. Jones Natural Bridge L F. Coleman J. A. Warman G. C. Steward Serpent Mound Mary Ruth Warman Milford Bluebakers H. Anderson Ralph Coleman Mt. Washington L. F. Coleman Roselyn Majoesky Michigan Atlantic Coast

Mt Holly and area residents at events this week

Local notes report Mt Holly Geo Topic spending days at the World Fair. Families and friends from Dayton Kentucky Wyoming Norwood Batavia and Indianapolis joined visits and gatherings. A church school at Christain Chapel runs two weeks while a large family reunion hosted by Ellis Stevenson drew 37 relatives. An auto accident involving Anna Lou Moore is mentioned as she recovers.

Geo Annabel Weakly Frank Colyer Dayton Mt Holly Endeavor U. B. Church Batavia Norman Fagin W. W. Widneyer Wyoming Edna Stickle City Fred Topie Rev. Zimmerman Christain Chapel Ellis Stevenson Anna Lou Moore Norwood Tillie Hamilton Indianaplis Page Dawsons Aggie Bergman Hill J. Moerler

Social Roundup at Osgood Fair and Nearby Visits

Messrs Lloyd Jonas and Herman McDowell attended the Osgood fair Friday. Fred Smithson and wife dined with Francis Grosnickle and wife at Newtownsille and in the afternoon attended a Wilmington picture show. Mrs Geo Little and her children Wilson and Florence of Germantown spent Sunday with her sister Ida Leaverton with Florence remaining a week to visit friends.

Lloyd Jonas Herman McDowell Osgood, Ind Fred Smithson Francis Grosnickle Newtownsille Wilmington Geo. Little Wilson Florence Germantown Ida Leaverton

County organizer forms advisory panel for Clermont wheat plan

H C Ramsower names a temporary Clermont Wheat Production Control Committee including Walter Cowdrey Bata via P A Ireton Moscow S O Saxton Coraddale Allen Norris Bethel Harry Patchell Batavia Everett Haines Pleasant Plain Charles Ross Felicity The panel will educate farmers about the Agricultural Adjustment Administration plan and help district the county into units forming a county control association.

Clermont County Agricultural Adjustment Administration H. C. Ramsower Extension Service Walter Cowdrey Batavia P. A. Ireton Moscow O. Saxton Coraddale Allen Norris Bethel Harry Patchell Everett Haines Pleasant Plain Charles Ross Felicity Clermont Wheat Production Control Association County Control Association National Wheat Administration H. N. Wilson

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Williamsburg New Richmond Evert Perry Frances Houchins W. W. Carlisle Burke West Virginia Carrie Kelly Winchester Tom Bolender Higginsport Teargarden M. E. Church Guild Wiseman Ludwick Ayer Hardware Co Batavia, Ohio Frank Brotherton Mt. Holly Kirby Woodburn J. B. Ireton Union Stock Yards Cincinnati, Ohio Prohibition Pathfinder Magazine Starlings New York State California King Tut Havana Earl Garman Conrad Edenton
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