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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1933
Page
5
The Woman's Club met with Mrs. Carl Slye for readings and carols as part of a Christmas program. Several Christmas parties and entertainments were noted across local churches and clubs, with out of town visitors and upcoming social events listed. A Christmas program at the Christian Church with gift donations for the needy was announced.
Mrs. Irma Cann resumes school duties Thursday after a week absent due to illness and the death of her husband Geo W Cann. The community extends sympathy to her and her children as her aunt Mrs Lulu Bonar had substituted. Other items note local residents shopping in Cincinnati, travels from New York City, and updates on Mrs Tom King, Miss Julia Brophy, and Mrs Ida Best.
Mrs. Adams hosted M. E. Sunday School class No 10 last Friday evening. Rev and Mrs Russell and Mrs Adams dined with Mrs Bell Kirgan last week. Chas Yates became a floor walker at Rollmans. Mr and Mrs Albert Channel of Forest Hill visited friends here Sunday. Helen Rose Gates from Ashland Ky stayed with B Gates. Hubert Schaffer and family from Cincinnati were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Jones.
Mt Holly Christian Chapel hosts an entertainment and Christmas tree event on Saturday evening December 23, inviting all. Local social notes reflect visits, illness, and gatherings including Olive Brooks returning to Pittsburgh and Anna Myer ill at home.
Mrs Samuel Adams hosted the Vesta Club with a Colonial Christmas program featuring Gail Holden and Lorna Laycock among others. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Scott of Hyde Park and Mr and Mrs Spencer Walker, who plan a Miami Beach winter. Beatrice Gerring and Norris Myers visited from Arlington Heights. donations for Christmas baskets welcomed at People's Hotel.
Mr and Mrs Walter Harvey and their son from Cincinnati spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Hook and Rose Alice Huff in Wiggonsville.
Mr and Mrs George Larkins and family spent Wednesday with the Fishers. The Bethel Church L O G class met Thursday night away from Miss Agnes Bee. George Larkins and his family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs James Musgrove. Lowell Gray and family visited L C Groppenbacher over the weekend. Harold Ellis and son from Cincinnati spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Emery Parrish. Aunt Sue Millner shows health improvement. Howard Bee and daughter visited the Bee family. Mrs Edward Brown called on Mrs Emery Parrish who was ill.
New Richmond reports a Christmas party hosted by the Sunday School class at Latonia Kentucky with Mr and Mrs J C Hedges in attendance. Grace Emmons fractured her right wrist after falling while visiting her daughter in Bethel. George Ebaugh fractured his hip in a fall on a slippery sidewalk. Tom White of Felicity and Bert Reed with Mont Kenton visited New Richmond. The Presbyterian Church Choir will hold a Candle Light Service Sunday at 10 30 directed by Jack Lee Curtis with soloists Emma Day and Charles Simmons.
Newtonville residents attended revival meetings at Belfast M E Church Sunday evening. A Christmas program is planned at Nazarene Church on Saturday December 23 at 8 PM. M E Sunday School and school program at Baptist Church precede the holiday week. Mary Work of Denver visited for her mother Nannie Work’s illness. Local visits include Lillie Jordan Edna Work and families shopping in Cincinnati. Mayme Bigam traveled to Lynchburg for Charis business.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Sipple and daughter Margaret visited relatives in Cynthiana Kentucky for several days. Mrs Nora Miller and Mrs Lola Ireton spent Wednesday in Cincinnati. Miss Leona Woodruff hosted her Sunday School class Saturday evening with nineteen attending and reporting a good time.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational Christian Church will hold an all day meeting Thursday December 22 at the home of Mrs Ocie Little in Felicity. Various local residents are mentioned as visitors and family names appear in a series of social calls and weekend visits.
Cathryn Caldwell and Blanche Needham shopped in Cincinnati Thursday. Several from here attended the 4 H Banquet at Batavia Friday night. Miss Mary Schumard visited Mrs. Cora Johnson Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ethel Genet and Opal Warman were in Cincinnati Friday. Mrs. Florence Needham hosted her Sunday School Class Saturday afternoon. A good time was reported.
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An advertisement from Magna Mfg Co of 5605 South Homan Avenue Chicago invites orders for a thirty day supply of Magna Compound for the nervous system. The seller asks for $2.00 plus postage and offers postage paid if cash is included. Canadian and foreign orders require cash in advance.
The American Boy editor previews 1934 issues packed with explorers like Roy Chapman Andrews and Carl von Hoffman plus stories with Connie Morgan Dougal Renfrew Jim Tierney and other famous figures. Subscriptions offer three years for $3 before January 1 1934, or $2 a year thereafter.
Wayne Buckmaster of Cincinnati spent the weekend with home folks. Mr and Mrs Majoesky and Louis Hobson visited relatives in Cincinnati on Thursday afternoon. Blanche Needham spent the weekend with friends at Carthage.
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Mr and Mrs Holmes hosted city visitors. Tommie Mason of Newport Ky visits grandmother Mrs Louise Favret. Mr and Mrs Nelson Simmons of Sardinia visit Mrs Fred McKay. Ed Farson of Goshen visits Mrs Ida Dietz. Owensville Farmers Institute set for Jan 15 16 at the school auditorium. Mrs Sarah Schobert mourns brother Mr Schwab. Mrs Liddie Ansteatt and Lewis Werrum visit Arnold Ansteatt. Mary Marsh attends O E B at Moscow. Mrs Jennie Clevemont and sister Hannah Hughes of Bethel visit J P Hughes family.
Notice to physicians that Batavia Township Clermont County Ohio will accept bids for township physician services for 1984. No payment for medical services beyond the township physician. Bids due by 1 PM Monday January 1 1934. Trustees may reject any or all bids. Card of Trustees Batavia Township clerk Stanley Ansaert. Mrs Beatha Craver and daughters of Bethel spent Wednesday in the city.
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