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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1923
Page
5
Names and relations dominate this fragmentary social column listing guests and visitors from Willameburg Cincinnati Hillsboro and Amelia at various homes in Newtonsville and surrounding towns. Individuals mentioned include Rose Savuraty Van cent Londfamily Haxel pone Maddox Needham Fisher Hamilton and others with events like dinners birthdays and teachers institute.
Extracted Clover Honey 5 lbs pail offered at 1.10 delivered. Advertises as the finest honey tasted. Address indicates Apeldoorn company in Malinta.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Chas F Davis hosting guests from Williamsburg Cincinnati and Madison Ind. plus Washington DC doctor George Lady and family visiting relatives in the area. Numerous local households welcomed relatives, friends, and guests from Ohio and beyond for weekend visits and small gatherings.
Locust Corner notes list visitors and gatherings from Clifton Cart and Jovington Ky. Mrs. Jennie Behymer and family spent Saturday with W. M. Eppert and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dreling Mrs. Herman Hoffman hosted by Edwin Myer.
The column lists residents and visitors including Prof. P. K. Smiley and wife from St Petersburg visiting friends, Mrs. Jones of Mt. Pisgah sharing social club events, and Miss Marguerite La Ola Mouch spending time in town. Mrs. Hancock’s aunt’s family reports slight improvment as others plan travels and motor trips to Coney. Local residents host gatherings and attend events with relatives and friends noted.
Mrs. Lucinda Smith dies after long illness and husband, daughter Anna Isod, two sons and two grandchildren survive. Several short notices report funerals, visits, travels, and house sales, with names such as Foster, Daily, Jones, McKeever, Bishop, Coutts, and Markley. Shows at the opera house list theater plans for late August and early September.
Mrs Helen Mounts of Ashtabula spent several days here last week. Norman Bishop of Los Angeles ends several weeks here with relaxes. Theodore Leever and family visited James Howard and family in New Richmond. The Burger family of Atwood Indiana spent the past week here with friends. Mrs J L Yeomans returned from Wilmington. Mrs Cora O Connor and Mrs Margaret Beagle attended the Teachers Institute at Bathel. Walter Murphy visits relatives in Kentucky. Ww Simms and partner toured to New Richmond. Ivan Motsinger and Lois of Poplar are guests of B S Motsinger family.
A festival at Maple Grove church is announced for Saturday night September 1 to support a good cause. The note mentions local residents such as Geo Qlemone, Miss F Bertha McMuale and others visiting or involved in recent activities including travel to Hewport and Roneekosping and town plans.
Henry Garbe and daughters Emma and Louise visited on Wednesday. Margaret Plarr and family of Damm. Louis of Olge ey. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Deem with A Richert and others attended relatives’ gathering. Albert Nider and Lee Garbe, Willem Joves, A Bichehart and wife received news. Shinkle family at the fall festival. Mrs Ed entertained her Sunday school class.
Will Holderfield dies after appendicitis surgery at home leaving a father and mother two brothers and a sister and many friends. Funeral held at Mt Moriah with Leland Grth oon officiating. Miss Lenore Crane visits, and local residents host guests while Chautauqua crowds plan another year. Rev John Buntin visits Cleveland and George Huntington with wife. Local social notes list visitors and extended family events.
The Cincinnati Automobile Club arranged tours for visitors to the Cincinnati Fall Festival opening Saturday and running through September 8. Tours cover Queen City sights and Kentucky show spots across the river. The club operates a Free Tourist Camp with no space charge and added guards to protect visitor property, inviting motorists nationwide.
The corn crop is described as exceptional locally with many acres expected to exceed 100 bushels. Farmers credit timely rains, though spring weather had earlier dampened spirits due to excess rain.
A compiled list shows numerous members across clubs in several communities including Marathon Goshen Locust Corner Monterey Bethel Owensville and Coale. Names include Mary Davidson Dorothy Shaffer Grace Scott Irene Corliss Murelle Schaffer Lida Varney Florence Leeka and John H White among others.
Nine candidates circulated petitions Thursday to seek Township Trustee seats in Miami Township to replace three incumbents Charles Stroup Frank Lohr and Isaac Friend. Additional candidates include George Byas J C Taylor C S Scott Louis Landeman William Keerkle and John Clark. Three candidates for Clerk and Treasurer are Frank L Coler Acquilla Brown and W C Runyan with Runyan the current clerk. Dorothy Hogan wins ladies saddle horse at Clinton County Fair as gate receipts hit a record with over 13000 tickets sold on Thursday and crowds swelling Blanchester hosts a successful fair close.
The Embroidery Club ladies and guests enjoyed their annual picnic at Bantam fair grounds. Mrs Cossairt hosts her sister Mrs Beach from Chicago. Mrs Lizzie Hill of Tegagenes City and Mrs Della Denham hosted visitors last week. Mrs Mary Monjar of Wilhameville visited Mrs Ollie Wilson and Mrs Beige Vail of Cincinnati spent part of last week with her parents.
Miss Mary McAtee attended the teach era institute at Bethel last week. Wm Snell and family entertain relatives from Tennessee. Otto Dennison returned after summer with his sister Mrs Belle Patchell. Mrs Kate McArthur of Mr Grove called on Mrs Belle Patchell Monday. Hugh McAfee and family spent Sunday with parents. Wm Faul enters real estate business. Mrs Wm Faul entertained her Goshen aunt the past week. Patchell attends the salt week and Miss Jennie Snell hosted twenty eight friends with an at home lunch. Henry Baizhiser and Bass families, along with others, plan an eastern state tour.
The Bataria Township Board of Education invites sealed bids for coal to be delivered to the school. Bids must be received by 2 o clock p m on September 1 at the district office. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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