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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1921

Page

5

Sunday Visitors Tour Local Homes and Events

A courtyard column lists visitors and guests across the area. Names include Miss Kathryn Brigh, Dr Rutledge, Jordan family, Wm Bright, Lynchburg’s Minzer family, Clifford Cramer, Pierce Adams, Mace Marshall of Terrace Park, Walter Cramer, H Anna Quinby of Columbus, Martee Elien Brown of Martinsville, Minnie Grosnickle, Sadie Hitaker of Monroe, Nola Cramer returning from Mason visit, Norman Redder in Dayton, Stedie Genet with Florence Damford, Frank Dimmitt and family at Milford, Blanchester fair attendance, Chester Rhoades hospitalized after a fall, Charles Dumford of Bethel, and local ball game versus Pleasant Plain ending 3 to 1 for the home team. Mrs Raymond Weaver of Lebanon visited sister Clara Dimmitt.

Kathryn Brigh W Bington Columbus Martee Elien Brown Martinsville Minnie Grosnickle Herister Sadie Hitaker Monroe Nola Cramer Inez Norris Mason Woodland Park Norman Redder Dayton Stedie Genet Florence Damford Frank Dimmitt Sunco Milford Blanchester Chester Rhoades Charles Dumford Bethel Pleasant Plain Raymond Weaver Lebanon Clara Dimmitt

Local families host visits and events across town

Roy Flaugher Ora Huber and families spent Sunday with relatives in Williamsburg while Dick Reynolds and family from Silverton visited Joe Christy and wife. Miss Hannah Hughes of Bethel visited brother John Hughes and family. Many locals attended the Blanchester fair and hosted gatherings at homes along the Batavia pike. Sunbeam class held an ice cream social and candy bazaar on church lawn. L L Johnson of Ohio Farmers Insurance transacted business here last week.

Roy Flaugher Ora Huber Wae Laugher Williamsurg Dick Reynolds Silverton Joe Christy Hannah Hughe Bethel John Hughes Vaudine Hill Mt. Zion Clarence Buerkie A. P. Buerkle Allan Papp Zetta Mitchell Blanchester Charles Taylor Ann Lee Steward Margaret Marsh Margaret Roudebush Franklin Mildred Burdsall Mable Black Oakley Iss Vivian Leever Hassie Crane Ethel Donley Fannie Trev Mt. Crab W. & Abel George Mull Batavia Pike Maud Jones Miami University C. A. Snider Mary Vera Carmen Parvey Hill Vincing Lndy Can Frank Snider Sunbeam M. E Church Lawn L. L. Johnson Ohio Farmers Insurance of Via

Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedy

An advertisement states deafness cannot be cured by local apps and must be addressed by a constitutional remedy. It explains catarrhal deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube, causing rumbling or deafness, and promises a $100 reward for any case of deafness not cured by Cheney’s Catarrh Medicine. The claim is signed by J Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.

J. Cheney & Co

Small town notes include visits and births

Mrs Schooley visited her son Bev and wife on Walnut Hills last Thursday through Monday. Mr Pace owns a new Chevrolet. W H Jones and family visited Kath and Mrs Etta. Several locals attended the Blanchester Fair. Steward family and J M Bradley visited D F Edwards and wife. Clifford Hill and family from Cincinnati visited his sister Mrs Born. A girl Verna born to Willard Wood and Mrs Thomas Smith on August 2. John motored to Laure leenatae. Moyer spent Friday in Cincinnati. Terril visited Offutt’s last week. Maude Valentine of the city visited her relatives. Dial and Mill families were guests of the Misses Burry. Various neighbors attended church events and social calls.

J. M. Bradley D. Fdwards Clifford, Hill and Family Cincinnati Elle Willard Wood Thomas Smith Verna Ene John Laure Leenatae Terril Sole Aly Ingle West Va Morgan Creager Lerado Loom Rose Emerson Jester Southard Somerville Ruth Hall City Taylor Connor C. J. Harlow Hyde Park Gertrude Bishop Ruth Harlow Westboro Blanchester Fair Glen Este Frank McGuire Lowa Will Warner Ken Donovan Geo. Beetry Charles McGuire Jr Walston Jacobs Blanche Kentucky Raymond Blick Bride Nathan Friedman Mt. Lernae G. W. Lykins Mary Predmore West Carrolton Mabel Strawhover Wilber Schooley Emily Harry Wood Go Collins Stella Johnon Madisonville Belle South Harl Jones Mollie Cross Harley Cross J. R. German Clift Long’s Frank and Barry George Danby Mt. Holly Sarah Collins Dan Grosnickle W Washburn Daniel Swartz Dr. Cole Sabina George Senniff G. M. Roudebush Floyd Barnette Evalyn Peoria Ill T. L. Halse Howard Manning Milford May Manning Bessie McGothan Mollie Mook Brooksville Hamersville Rob Albrecht Illiam Margery Elieberry Olive Y Elma Covin Fu Leneiss Sear Elmor Foster Sunaayo Iechier Sheryepen Wiggonsville Ak Elisberry Fleharss Alteil Reunion Union Peleity Tord Lena Swin Ente Louélia Herbert John Stout Lund Relea Ir O. B. Scott Mowrystown Tonite Florence Mvelyn Marie Burke Eerie George Burke Firs Rose Walnut Hills Parker

Untidy notes mention Miss Hanter visiting and family events

A garbled passage references Miss Orella Hanter visiting relatives and attending a conference with Rev. Storer. It also hints at Mrs. N. B. Wallace and Mrs. Joseph Harrigan visiting city residents, plus a scheduled departure and family activities.

Orella Hanter Fae Fogel Storer Orwood Wal Jana N. B. Wallace Daugters Pitane City Joseph Harrigan Wpore

Local Society Notes and Visits Across Town

Feeble Mrs. Ann Work and travels of Samuel Suppurphy and family from Columbus. Residences and moves around Williamsburg Monterey and Middletown. Local social calls by Mrs. V. Glancy, Ruth Harlow, Miss Cremer, and Miss Ruth Hall. Funeral for Morgan Creager at Lerado. Bashful Mr. Bobbs benefit Grange with 25c admission. Various visits, picnics, and church events noted in Glen Este and nearby towns.

Ann Samuel Suppurphy Columbus Dartington Williamsburg Monterey Mk Vf Lreton Philipe Aor N. Mner Caldwell Middletown Sun Ree C. Reeded Chile Walker Vine Scotoville Ruffner C. P. Caldwell V. Glancy Campbell Asa Tomlin Christian Endeavor Society of the U. B. Church Wiliamsburg J. E. McKever

Ladies' Helping Circle Dinner Set for Sep 2 at John Binnings

The Mt Holly report notes the quarterly dinner of the Ladies' Helping Circle scheduled at John Binning's Friday night Sep 2. Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and attending events, including Henry Pre from Lebanon visiting Clarence Lytle, and others at races and fairs this week.

John Binning Henry Pre Lebanon Clarence Lytle Herb Thomas Bertha Topie Helen Weseler Blanchester W. P. Dolen Fred Topie Wisea Hor Mas N Alice Slosser Geo. Henning Edena Ain Phil Kesnes Orwood O.B. Ichols Via Chas. Smith Amelia Geo, Taylor Smith Fagin Benday

Homecoming planned at Christian church this Sunday

A home coming at the Christian church is set for Sunday September 4 with preaching by Rev. Chester Williamson from Cincinnati. Villagers are urged to attend and bring baskets for a day of worship and fellowship.

Christian Church Chester Williamson Cincinnati Elizabeth South Harmon Cover Florence Frances Selmer Franklin Robin Savage J. I. Johnson Charles Daugherty McMahan Mason O. Varney I Snell Minnie Grap Wie Condes Ierce Oebure William Fomorin J. W. Snell Weiss Haren Boter Ford Price

Local Family News and Social Visits Highlight Week

A flurry of visits and gatherings across towns mentions Herbert Rowan family events, Mrs. Mary Rowan, Mrs. Florence Mares of Batavia, and multiple local hosts. Residents from Norwood, Franklin, Lowell, Batavia, and Metro share social calls, touring car outings, and Sunday hosting in a busy community update.

Herbert Rowan Mary Rowan Florence Mares Batavia Oreh H Gon Lowell Wileon Holland Orwood Gardner Metro Panday Grover E Gua Janche Holland Ernestine Meceebaeh Eather Joseph Franklin J An Beton Norwood Ower Weer Famoy Nbc Ners Ong Blara Smith

Local families host visits and gatherings in Georgetown area

Frank McCon and family hosted Moore White and family of Georgetown. Rev. Smith and wife from Hirde Park visited Frank Judd and family. Mise Mary Kelly of city and Mise Grace Khicely of Hillsboro returned from visits. Will Brown and wife visited Mrs. Burger in South Lebanon. Harry Patchell and family attended auto races at Blanchester. Mrs de Moneghbon and Miss ghin McAfee hosted guests including War en Knicely and Grace Knicely. Will Earnest and wife hosted guests. Mrs Burt Rohrer and child joined. L. Winemiller family and Harry Myers and wife visited C. Hartmetz. Halick McAfee and daughter Josephine spent a day in the city. August visits noted with family Friday.

Frank McCon Moore White Georgetown Rev. Smith Hirde Park Frank Judd Milton 8 Mary Kelly City Mise Grace Khicely Hillsboro Mary McAfee Will Brown Burger South Lebanon Harry Patchell Semsily Blanchester de Moneghbon Ghin McAfee Waren Knicely Lockland Grace Knicely Will Th Will Earnest Burt Rohrer Little Amily Halick McAfee Miss Josephine Nie

Perintown News Highlights Local Events and Incident

Mrs B O Turner hosted a dinner party last Wednesday. Emma Caldwell and family returned from a two week visit in Kentucky. The Perintown baseball team held a lawn fete on school grounds raising about 25 dollars after expenses. F A Riehé hosted John and family of Milford and Louis of Bayton Ohio. Marshall Roudebush, a Perintown merchant, had a truck crash on Wooster pike near Plainville, with the oil truck showing extensive damage but he escaped unharmed. Reports indicate Roudebush had only 5% feet of roadway clearance. Lowell Roudebush of Monroe township toured Perintown seeking signatures for a county school board petition, asserting his broad educational experience.

Perintown B. O. Turner Emma Caldwell Hom Kentucky Wooster Pike Farge Plainville Roudebush Lowell Roudebush Monroe Township

Palouse visitors and many social rounds at local homes

A string of weekend visits and gatherings across Madisonville Sabina and surrounding areas includes Dr. E K Wolf and daughter from Palouse Washington visiting friends. numerous relatives and neighbors hosting or attending events from Cincinnati to Peoria and Taylorsville Ill with lists of names and places. A funeral in Sabina is noted along with family visits to W Washburn and others.

E. K. Wolf Juanita Palouse Wash Martha Billy Strawpearer Martha Roudells

Local names and events clutter Greencastle notices

Clara Smythe and Miss Jen Smythe are listed with Bertie Hagrev and others in Greencastle Indiana. Mr and Mrs Will Crane Ed Archer and Fred Hartmetz appear with Mrs Mar 8 Smith and Toone. a 10 percent mention and a sick list for Keeney.

Clara Smythe Jen Smythe Bertie Hagrevithe Greencastle Ind Will Crane Ed Archer Fred Hartmetz Mar Smith Keeney

Locust Corner Local Visitors Highlight Weekend Homes

Mt Washinen resident Miss Josie Eppert joined Edward Marian and family for a weekend visit. Guests included Richard Norwood and Miss Pearl Ayer of Youngstown visiting Mrs Rose Ayer and Howard Ayer in Batavia. Nearby, Besattox and wife from Tusculum joined Izeth Miller of Greenebure and others at Emeline Mattox’s home. Greenwood family from gov ington spent the weekend with Barton family. Edward Drielling and wife of the city were Sunday guests of Edwin Myer and wife. Park residents and local households hosted visitors and extended family through the weekend.

Josie Eppert Mt. Washinen Atom Edward Marian Richard Norwood Pearl Ayer Youngstown Rose Ayer Howard Ayer Batavia Besattox Tusculum Izeth Miller Greenebure Fore Orange Xas Ppers Emeline Mattox Mia Gossie Sue Wee Pihdeey Roy E Park Ears Greenwood Govington Barton Edward Drielling City Edwin Myer Ill Parker Norwood Heil S'A Bayer Teeta Urday Ge Pobinser Rite Will Kunte

Weekend Gatherings and Local Notices Amid Town Events

Sunday social activities span Ben and Mrs Walter Olofobasco to Mr and Mrs Wiley Brown at Kimball Ford. Ed Peterson and Laura Wacker wed in Hillsboro, honeymooning at caves. Williamsburg friends extend best wishes to Mr and Mrs Williams. Parament week at Opera House teased. Zoo trips, birthday club gatherings, and community outings noted.

Hilo Histon Park Chicago Henry Harris Earl Hotman Rho Harris Newan Ely Wiley Brown Kimbal Ford Q. P. Walker Nance Leonard Manchester Ana EB. E. Peterson Opera House Bienes Gilbert Simcox Covington Frances McNutt Davis Twin Bridges Miss McNutt Paramont Birthday Club Ed Bishop Maud Putzek Howard Portsmouth Wright Duck Williamsburg E Fubr Mason Geo. Brooks F. Smith Ater J. E. Sentman Bellfountain M. E Zoo C. P. Walker Clarence Robbins T. K. Ellis Charles Jerhune Cincinnati Ed Rush Helen Holmes Rush Pen Batavia Heidiebaugh Jank Wise Niger Charles Ray Sheriaor Biddle Gane

Bashful Mr Bobba Play Set At Amelia Town Hall

The Grange presents Bashful Mr Bobba at Amelia Town Hall on Saturday at 8 with 25 cents admission 15 cents for children. Cast includes Katharine Henderson Thelma Weaver Frederick Henderson Oliver Shotwell Jane White Obadiah Stump Frances Whittaker Rosalie Otis Billingsly Robert Bobbs Olive Behymer Roscoe Behymer Nellie Coleman Julie and Rose Weaver. Time frames show Act I burglar Act II butterfly Act III thieves and bridegrooms. A stray excerpt notes a train guard and seeds.

Bobba Amelia Town Hall Katharine Henderson Thelma Weaver Frederick Henderson Es Secinala Oliver Shotwell Wiggins Atana Jane White Obadiah Stump Pau Nobis Frances Whittaker Rachel Perin Rosalie Otis Doasie Billingsly Robert v . Bobbs George Behymer Jean Graham Deleware Peach Olive Behymer Marston Bobbs Roscoe Behymer Celesta Vanderpool Nellie Coleman Julie Paris Rose Weaver Thieves S Aid

Missing Data Noted in Local Loan Document

Fragmentary notice outlines a loan matter with names such as BRADLEY and a lawyer at law. Text appears corrupted with incomplete street and date details.

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Earl E. Erion Olive Branch Ohio Mr. Bobbs Town Hall Grange Kearns Fred Kearns Williamsville Baptist Jennie Cooper Verda W.J. Baker George Powell Pittsburg A.j.powell W. C. Hutson Reed Hopkins Ave Phillipe Carrel St George Mattox Orange Texas Lizzie Miller Agersarg W. H. Mattox B. Mattox Walter Morland Eppert Locust Corner Elijah Mattox George Halse Hazel J. Snider Sa Eb Olive Swein Margaret Flora Annabel Flora Lydia Byrd Oak- Wi Maggie Young Jolet Slater Rome J. W. Washburn W. E. Ware Edenton Gladys Cole Judd Station Ben Walter Olofobasco Ohn William Glett East End Mortenes Eurie Altaria Perceet E. Bradley Rney-At-Law Baldes H. Stirling Moore Oneelientences M. Rice Lday Castor Childre Ite Sadia Siew York Bears Castoria Lowe Bros General Hardware Store Williamsburg ’ O Lai Universal Batavia, O United States Been & Bro
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