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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1939
Page
5
Personal notices describe social visits in Williams burg Hamlet and surrounding areas with many holiday gatherings. Residents invite a local correspondent to collect items by phone and report on community happenings across Clermont County.
Irene Pattison assisted by Nell Myers marshal installed the O E S Chapter officers on Friday night December 30. Thelma Parker is Worthy Matron Edward Pattison Worthy Patron Rhoda Blocher Associate Matron Carl Rush Associate Patron Lavetta Barngrover Conductress Lavetta Barngrover Associate Conductress Edith Jackson Treasurer Annabelle Harris arlain Margaret Hibbets Ada Ruth Ida Dittes Esther Esther Maxfield Martha Blanche Buschman Electa Bertha Harrington Warder Dora Benjamin Sentinel Geo Wood.
Mt Holly notes a neighborhood party hostesses twenty guests and local social events. A nearly new home in Batavia burned Friday afternoon, origin unknown, displacing Ed Hauck. Community illness recovery and family visits are recorded along with quilting, club, and holiday party activities in Amelia area.
Newtonsville reports a delayed attendance at the M. E. Sunday School with 72 participants. The article lists local families hosting and visiting over the holiday period including the Raper Moore family Gladys, Clarence Moore and family of West Carrollton, Leo Mc Grath and son of Bond Hill, Eunice Hill and her children and grandchildren, Lillie Washburn, Herbert Williams and Robert Williams, Roy and Maude Williams of Norwood, G M Roudebush hosting Christmas Day guests Elva Wood Irvin Hirshberg Lewis Singer, and the Schooley family at Avondale plus Wilber Schooley.
Belfast scene recaps a bustling Christmas night with a full house and warm dinners. Families and friends including Rev and Mrs Tumbleson, Mr and Mrs Boyd, and Miss Mildred Brock share meals and greetings across town, while others travel to Cincinnati and Bethesda Hospital for holidays.
Miss Helen Burgess hosts dinner with Mr and Mrs Charles Burdsall Laurella and Mr and Mrs Wm Burdsgall in Cincinnati Guests include Mr and Mrs Guy Humphries and his Sunday School class over 2 dozen attend Goshen O E S installation Tuesday night Robert Stuart UC guest of his parents at the Stuart home in Cincinnati Mrs Lewis Anstaett and family entertain Monday Hart Cincinnati Mr and Mrs Frank McGuire host Henry Hirshaver and son Spent weekend with Charles McGuire Bill McGuire dies sudden death sympathy to the family Card Club luncheon at Mrs Charles McGuire’s home Sue Smythe spends Christmas with H B Smythe
Mr and Mrs Howard Duncan spent Christmas Day with the Barnett family in Cincinnati while Mr and Mrs M B McGuire visited relatives in West Union. Miss Sue Smythe attended an afternoon tea hosted by Marie at her home.
Mrs. John Barnickle aged 70 died last Friday around 3 P M She leaves her husband John Barnickle and one daughter in Indiana Funeral arrangements were handled by Wm Sterling Moore Funeral Home.
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