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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1934

Page

5

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel

Hamlet Ringel undergoes operation at Christ Hospital after a recent accident. Mrs Freemyer escorted Mr and Mrs Brumagem and Mrs Valentine to the Batavia bridge opening. The C E of Christian Chapel meets at the Frey sisters home next Sunday. James and Galen Corlet visit their uncle Jim Kilgore in Cincinnati for a week. Wilma Theler from College Hill spends weekend with the Thelers. Della and Anna Nathan dine with Mrs John Pommert in Amelia. Dorothy Glover hosts an evening bridge party in Amelia last Wednesday. Mrs Chas Houser and Mrs J R Carlisle join sewing club members for a chicken dinner at Marie Sly’s summer home near Nicholsville. Alice Gates and Mrs Kelly travel to Columbus for the weekend. Mrs Anna Loudenback and daughter visit her parents J K Day and wife.

Hamlet Stanley Ringel Christ Hospital Della Anna Nathan City John Pommert Amelia Dorothy Glover Chas. Houser J. R. Carlisle Sewing Club Marie Sly Nicholsville Alice Gates Kelly Forestville Columbus Anna Loudenback J. K. Day

Local social notes from Williamsburg scene

Mr and Mrs Walter Curry and son Bobby along with Mrs Mary Curry and Mrs Jessie Curry retire at home after several days at Indian and St Marys Lakes. Guests include Mrs Steikle Kuhlmann and daughter Joan of Fostoria. World’s Fair attendance by Frances Johnson Mildred Cowdrey John Lytle Jr Eldon Kirkpatrick.

Williamsburg Walter Curry Bobby Mary Curry Jessie Curry Indian St. Mary’s Lakes J. C. Fuhr Arthur Peed Steikle Kuhlmann Joan Fostoria Frances Johnson Mildred Cowdrey Rowe Harris Eva Moore Harry Hines John Lytle, Jr Chicago Clarence Stewart Winona Lake Ind

Mt Holly Community Notes and Local Guests

The Mt Holly Ladies Circle postponed meeting to Thursday afternoon the 30th due to Owensville Fair. Frank and Mrs Smith hosted 14 relatives over the weekend for Mr and Mrs Tom Smith. Mrs Lena Henke returned from Shelbyville Indiana. J Moreland hosted two daughters and sister Mary Klohs from Cincinnati. Vacation Bible school closed with 81 enrollments and a full Sunday program. Two teachers Olive Henn of Iowa and Geneva Chase of New York left to teach in Higginsport for two weeks. Rev Zimmerman and wife returned to Westboro. K and E Jeorgins rebuilding Green House with new heating. Bert and Harry Lytle hosted Dailey relatives en route to World's Fair in Georgia. Mt Holly School Home Coming planned next Sunday the 26th. Edna Stickel and Mildred Topie from Cincinnati were weekend guests of Fred Topies. Frank Turner, Katie and Lizzie Jeorgins visited Camp Dennis to see Mr and Mrs W Muzzy. Billy Liston of Chicago visiting relatives. Wesley and bride from Science Hill Kentucky visited Mrs Joe Taylor and family. Herman Follon and family spending days with his mother Belle Follon. Oscar Hartmetz attended a Bethel family reunion Saturday. Mrs Frankie visiting relatives in Dayton Kentucky.

MT. Holly Owensville Frank Smith Tom Smith Lena Henke Shelbyville Ind J. Moreland Mary Klohs Cincinnati Edna Stickel Mildred Topie Fred Topies Frank. Turner Katie Lizzie Jeorgins Camp Dennis W. Muzzy Billy Wm. Liston Chicago Wm. Wesley and Bride Science Hill Joe Taylor Herman Follon Belle Follon Oscar Hartmetz Bethel Frankie Dayton

Local Folks Visit Relatives and Welcome New Baby

Owensville families and friends traveled to Michigan Kentucky and Cumberland Gap to visit kin. A baby girl was born to Lloyd Gall and his wife. Mrs Anna Snider improves after illness as others visit relatives in Cincinnati Dayton Milford Bellevue and Mt. Sterling.

Local Social News From Summerside Mount Carmel

Week end gatherings featured visits from Pauline Montanus Eleanor Tehan and Dorothy Theis. Local couples hosted relatives from Westwood Kennedy Heights and Bellevue Kentucky. Batavia and Summerside groups held a Grange program with many participants and an ice cream and cake reception.

Summerside MT. Carmel Walter Royal Springfield Pauline Montanus Eleanor Tehan R. Knause Locust Corner Fannie Vogt Wm. Schneider Henry Bolsen Westwood Dorothy Theis Kennedy Heights H. A. Jones Dwight Maddox Bellevue Roy Madox Ellis Guynn Real Pugh Amelia Carmel Grange Batavia Grange Fred Richoltz Lucille Cameron Perky Johnson J. W. Kincaid Nancy Kincaid Robert Kuhn Kennedy Hts Edna Schneider John Schneider Chas. Laub New Richmond Geo. Fishback and Sons Viola Maddox

Bethel Social Whirl Drenches Local Area with Visits

Local residents host a string of guests from Felicity DeGraff Cincinnati and beyond. Visitors include Miss Mary Miller, Mrs Harry Norris, Ed Tatman, and Mrs J A Griffith among others. Community groups like The Jolly Sewing Club meet at Utopia with fourteen members and seven visitors.

Local Social News Roundup from Wigginsville

Miss Gloie Larkins and Julia visited relatives in Cincinnati last week. Mrs. Kelsie Kellum died at the hospital Thursday morning. The neighborhood offers sympathy to the family. Rose Alice Hull visited relatives in Mt. Crab last week. Mr and Mrs Nelson Callon welcomed a baby boy James Edward. Agnes Bee spent last week in Chautauqua Ohio with the Tri State Christian Service Camp.

Wiggonsville Gloie Larkins Julia Cincinnati Kelsie Kellum Rose Alice Hull Mt. Crab Nelson Callon James Edward Agnes Bee Chautauqua Tri-State Christian Service Camp

Moscow Social News and Weddings in the Buchanan Family

Miss Virginia Thompson joined LaVerne R. Prouty in marriage at Mrs. Buchanan’s home, then they planned to live in Dayton, Ohio. The report also notes the death of Clifford Yates at age 19 and a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. Mary Johnston Hillis honoring Miss Lucille Hook of Cincinnati, with multiple local visitors and moves among Moscow residents.

Virginia Thompson E. C. Buchanan LaVerne R. Prouty Arthur Prouty Dayton Miss Thompson Buchanan Rev F. B. Overholt Clifford Yates Cora Yates Overholt Susan Cuppy Pittsburg Mary Johnston Hillis Bridge Lucille Hook Cincinnati Norma Cox Carrie Glaser Nell Jarman Lou Johnston Margaret Eva DeBruler Ann Rogers Hook Allan Kenninger Kenwood Edith Keist Bureau John Gatewood Peggy Garlay Chicago Edith Geist Edward Jennie Buchanan Augusta Jessie Abrams Selby Glaser Glaser Josephine Glaser Kelly Pence Kansas Frank Denkinger

Westfield Social Roundup Quiet Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Charles McGuire returned from a Yellowstone trip. Ed Huheey hosted H B Smythe and others. Bridge Dedication attendees gathered in Batavia. Moesch family visited Mrs Mary Adams. Louise Phillips and Bob Pfister stayed with the Sperrys. Avey and son camped with Henning kin in Northern Ohio. Sue Smythe visited Audrey Geitz. Roger Dudley and Betty Philhower joined Sewing Club at Mrs Huheey’s. Smythes spent time with Royal family in Fairfax.

Clen Este Charles McGuire Yellowstone Park West Ed Huheey H. B. Smythe Clara Smythe Rose Bert Haspel Batavia Joseph Moesch Mary Adams Louise Phillips Bob Pfiester Norwood Phil Sperry Ervin Avey Earl Henning Ohio Sue Smythe Audrey Geitz Eee Roger Dudley Betty Philhower Marvin McGuire

PT Isabel Vacation Bible School closes with picnic

PT Isabel notes the closing of the Vacation Bible School with a Friday evening picnic at Bantam and a Saturday program at the Christian Church. Teachers Olive Henn Geneva Chase and others are commended as efficient instructors. Several local families and visitors are listed with activities and visits.

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