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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1926
Page
5
A fragment notes price terms f.o.b. Flint Michigan with figures 165 and 495 referenced in the listing. The terse item implies a local market pricing detail without broader context or additional names.
Loretta Maloney of Dayton visits Margarret. Prof Frump of Wilmington visits, Mrs. Chas Legros returns home from hospital. Mrs aura Galloway and Mrs Anna Snyder ill. Sunday school held a large annual picnic at Oodland Park. Trips to Highland County Caves. Twin babies of Mr and Mrs Lewis Favret buried. Edna Philhour visits relatives. Mildred and Clara Burgsall vacationing at Lakeside. Indian ato accident injures mond Schultz. Dr Curry hospitalized then improving. Relatives surprise 25th wedding anniversary. Prof Kellum and family with hometown visit. Goshen reunion attended by Dietz and Wellner families.
The clipping lists numerous residents and visitors including Earl Huling and family, Varlisse, Theodore Brumagen, Natom Adame and family, Mr. and Mrs Edwarde at a religious institute, Will Hill and wife, and others attending events, funerals, and meetings. It notes Harry Btrimple's funeral and various weekend visits and parties around the community.
The Home Circle Club held its annual picnic August 11 on Ida Wilson's lawn. Twenty one sat to enjoy pineapple ice and cake with Mrs. Augusta Doughman as guest. A fine program of readings contests and games followed before adjourning to meet the first week in September.
Mrs McDonough and Little Saechter returned home from vacation while Mr and Mrs Georg Hirighbask and family from Nebraska joined the Sineer Roy Brooks and relatives for a weekend visit. Mr and Mrs Falkenback hosted friends for a daughter Satire birthday with ice cream cake and fruit.
Westerville and Oakley residents share visits and gatherings. The Beck family from Westerville hosted relatives at Sodam on August 16. Mrs Myra Anderson of Oakley visits Bethel friends. Mrs Sarah L Williams entertained her niece Mrs Bertha Pauschot in Velbyville Union event noted on Sunday.
Residents and guests from Lebanon and surrounding areas spent Sundays with relatives in city and county towns. The report notes trips to Williamsburg and Middletown along with Florida return news and annual Sunday school picnics at Woodlawn Park.
Fragmentary OCR item cites Mrs ilie Mer and Bob Genet with mentions of kinship and home events. It references a 4% social measure and a forthcoming serving date, alongside names Lizzie Mure and Oliver, hinting at a family notice or obituary context.
The Chautauqua will be held in the school yard August 25 26 and 27 with afternoon and evening programs. Season tickets are on sale at 2 dollars and children under 14 at 1 dollar. The item also lists numerous local visitors and guests including Mrs Dora Hunt and family of Ra vena and others from Forest Hill, Hinl and beyond.
Mr and Mrs Frank Hawkins hosted relatives from Crescent Springs on Sunday. The text lists numerous names and mentions visits in Falmouth and Kentucky, with several family and neighbor gatherings described across multiple Sundays. A new baby is noted for Ken Rong and wife.
Edwin Kurtz and wife entertained relatives from Middletown Saturday. James Love and family entertained relatives from Hirt Sunday. Miss Levena Evanshine is spending a few days in Newport Kentucky. Mary Gillasrie and Misses Clara are home on a three weeks vacation.
The McMahan Community Meeting on August 10th featured a social gathering with ice cream and cake. Attendees included Mrs. Ida Dickson Mrs. Theresa and Catherine Friedman plus many local residents and visitors from the city.
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