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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1922
Page
5
A De Laval Cream Separator is advertised as boosting dairy profits by reducing gravity skim losses and increasing butter fat yield. It claims to have helped over 2,500,000 farmers and offers terms that can pay for itself during use.
Edith Deem visits uncle Orville Deem and wife in Carmel while Ed Ross and family host a Sunday gathering. Dozens of neighbors and relatives are listed visiting, staying with and hosting across multiple towns including Greenberry, Monterey, Middletown, Norwood, and Cincinnati with updates on illness and recoveries. The Ladies' Aid plans a September 7 meeting as reorganizing efforts begin.
A lengthy rundown of social visits and family news from Glen Este and nearby communities. Counts of guests travel from Indiana Kentucky and Ohio towns with Mrs and Mr households hosting or visiting relatives. Entries mention church figures, dinners, and Sunday gatherings across multiple households and places.
Public attention lagged at Bethel last week where the Chautauqua drew praise from attendees, while a concurrent circus drew over 2,000 visitors. The event exhausted the budget with $12 for expenses. Also notes on Santa Claus origins and advice to written contracts.
The paper records multiple obituaries and community notices. Mrs. William Hauck dies after a severe illness, with funeral at the Methodist church conducted by Rev. Richards. Mrs. Norris, mother of Clayton Penny, also noted with funerals and family details. Wm. H. Daugherty dies in Cincinnati, leaving relatives. Audrey Jones visits Norwood Y C A. Rev N R Walker’s daughter Marjorie dies in Oklahoma. several social visits and chautauqua mentions accompany the page.
William H. Miller, aged 65, chosen as chairman of the Republican state executive committee in Ohio. He will direct campaigns for Governor Col. Carm A. Thompson, U.S. Senator Simeon D. Fess, and the state ticket. Miller has a long legal and political career including roles in Harding's 1920 campaign and later Ohio state offices.
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