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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1925
Page
5
Miles takes a pivotal wing position in an amber light display, guiding the plane through a crisp dawn routine. The crew coordinates tightly as the aircraft moves east to west along the runway with steady altitude.
A fragmented OCR text shows a compact note or snippet in Gaelic dialect mentioning a small item, a few letters, and a lone sequence of vowels. The readable portion is sparse, with no clear event, person, or place identified.
Do you need a farm loan the Federal Land Bank offers 6 percent on loans with borrower dividends reducing the rate below 5 percent. Apply to J A Hartman secretary treasurer Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association 1807 First National Bank building Cincinnati Ohio. Largest association in the state operating under government supervision.
Emma Garbe of Perintown visited Saturday and Sunday at home. Mary Doom of Batavia spent Sunday with her folks. Cecil Grimes and wife welcomed a boy born Thursday February 5. Pose Garbe called on George and arr of Providence Sunday. Wilson Ross of Norwood spent several weeks with grandparents A Richert and Rage. Albert Meter and wife were here Sunday last. Louise Garos eadaleck spent Sunday with Garbe and family.
A long list of residents from Norwood, South Norwood, Batavia, and nearby areas share Sunday visits and family events. Families mention Tom Hartmetz, Carlier, Shafer, Livengood, Hutchinson, Patchell, Grimes, and others attending at homes, Beechwood and Terrace Park.
The fragment lists Windle and his wife of the city visiting during the period\nMr and Mrs Gus Maton of Betavis were also noted in the social brief with other attendees.
Family and friends gather for weekend visits across Cincinnati Newark Germantown and Bethel. Local clubs hold meetings and a missionary event features readings and songs while hospital births and a new two course wedding receive attention.
The fragment mentions Kiva Baker of Norwood visiting with her parents on Sunday. It lists other local individuals such as Gay Tucker from ality and Harold Psimore of Hillsboro visiting relatives, and notes several households and family gatherings around a quiet Sunday.
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