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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
8
Hamilton and Loveland residents visit relatives in Batavia while area clubs plan events. The Eastern Star and Odd Fellows chapters request full attendance next Monday. Several residents and families, including Glancys and Patchels, are noted with recent travels and local activities at churches, schools, and the Batavia Business Men’s Club.
Mrs Gus Marsh and Miss Lorena Keen hosted a birthday gathering with a list of attendees including Mesdams Fari Fisneck Ralph Figgence Row Dowdney and others. A two course lunch was served and church activities were noted with services and leagues scheduled. A surprise 28th wedding anniversary for Leopard Anstaett was celebrated with family and friends.
Friday evening Miss Ferol Tilton entertained friends at her Main Street home. Guests included Elizabeth Jamieson, Mary Virginia Jamieson, Betty Carroll, Joanna Kies, Myrtle Wilson, Gertrude Wilson, Irane Hulick, Marjorie Watson, Ruth Dial, Marie Swing, H. Rush and Ferol Tilton. Ice cream and cake served. The M E choir surprised organist Mary Jeffries for her birthday with music and gifts.
Har rison Ohio farmer Charles Bonham praises Tri State Butter Company for seven years of fair dealings and full price for cream. He notes 21 Jersey cows, direct ship benefits, and a free 30 day trial offer from the company based in Cincinnati with capital of 250000.00.
John B. Ireton and wife hosted E. C. Ireton and wife for a weekend visit. Westchester guests R. J. Werk and family joined Wilson Olland and wife. Several residents moved or visited, including Ben Clemons and Georgia Applegate. The Ladies Aid met with Stella White hosting twenty three members and a lemon pie lunch. Grange plans a meeting next Friday evening as a protracted church meeting continues with fifteen accessions.
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