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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1921
Page
5
Edenton residents welcomed relatives and friends from Cincinnati Dayton Norwood Madisonville Milford and Huntington while sharing holiday visits. A fatal accident near Glendale claimed the life of a local, drawing community sympathy for the family of Mr and Mrs Buryl Cramer.
An old advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as the disease resides in the blood and boasts Hall's Catarrh Medicine of Toledo Ohio, asserting it provides wonderful relief for catarrhal conditions through a blood tonic blend.
Fragmented social column mentions Mrs Theo visiting relatives, Geer poll in Cincinnati, Tra Lee Thompson and wives from Indiana hosting guests of Dr and Mrs Knol, a trip for college planning, Katherine Lungemus and family travel, and other scattered community social movements.
A muddled OCR note shows Willi ne wife and baby with Mrs. Derty Mise Louiss hosting a Friday evening event for an elementary class. It mentions Mrs. Brannock and Mr. Harry Badgley among attendees, with scattered names and places like Middletown and Py burg.
William Cossens and Venis united on December 1 in Woodrute Kentucky by carnal manee. The ceremony was performed at the pug sta with Mrs Geo Cossens as a witness and guests including relatives from Amelia Covington and Pittsboro. A reception followed with the couple departing on a long voyage of matrimony as friends and family extended best wishes.
The notice lists social visits and returns from Columbus Batavia and nearby areas. It mentions James Patchell returning home after a two week visit with his mother Mrs Belle Patchell and Edna Rohrer visiting Hazel Carpenter. Other names include Belle Patchell, Misses Jose and Marie Carlier, with various family gatherings and greetings noted.
Mat Leonard of Green Geld joins a Synday with Henry Harlow and family while Ray Hutchinson from city guests his parents J B Hutchinson and Mrs Ray Sehooley of Walnut weekend guests of their son J W Hutchinson. The item mentions an 8 8 installation and Sunday school welcome hats.
In Owensville several residents spent Thursday in the city. Mrs Beilarehs returned after visiting with relatives. Mrs Allen entertains her son from Forwood. Mrs Wednesd Duchemin visited with her daughter last Monday evening. Dr Mitchell hosted a Sunday church event with a short program by the doctor’s class and a music-filled evening ending with ice cream.
Residents at Marathon share social visits with Lizzie Hutchinson and daughter Mrs. J B Ireton. The Aid Society gave a Friday play to a large crowd. Local families host dinners and watch parties as students depart for studies at Miam University and other cities.
Parish King and family of Portsmouth visited with O. B. Amann. Olin Flora and wife were Sunday guests of his parents. Elmer Herbert family from Bethel visited Mrs. Bainum and daughter Bessie. Henry Reed visits relatives in Lima. Misses Jessie and Helen Coulter hosted an oclock dinner New Day. Hon O O Kearns and H B Kearns wives and Laura Short and Nelle Coleman attended. Delphia Hardwick and friend from Henbury visited Ubas ase and Wile. Rev Wiggins of the Baptist church announced meetings. Mrs Henry Horn visited Miss Laura Short. Mrs Lou Hill of Portsmouth visiting sister Anna McCann. Grange meeting featured a women vs men program with women winning. midnight lunch served.
Delayed notes from Glen Este show Mrs Bila Donovan spending weeks with granddaughter Mrs Ed Stephany at Oakley. The entries record visits by Mrs James Bingham and Mrs Frank McGuire to Cincinnati and several local social events including a birthday party for Catherine Baudendistel and a school entertainment at Glen Este School with large attendance.
Delayed notes show residents visiting relatives in Augusta Cincinnati and nearby areas. Families including Mr and Mrs Beach Bailey Guy Cordrey and others welcomed guests while Irene Pattigon and Thelma Brannen are reported ill.
Clifford Nash and Roscoe Behymer return to Columbus after a period away. Troy is summoned to Newport for a funeral of her father Ise thy Nash of Linwood, with sister Stargret Rederil nearby. Nearby relatives and friends attended the taper funeral and visited with families.
Local social notes report visits from Hyde Park, Delaware and Cleveland, including Elizabeth Brent Ooms and Miss Frances. Obituaries note Mary Smith Lear died December 2, funeral at Presbyterian church, and Albert McAdams death in Cincinnati. Also mentions church prayer week, hotel wintering guests, and an Opera House program featuring Tom Mix in the Terror with Gormand and Ford Stock Company.
Mrs Eva Barron spent Friday with Mrs Maud Randal at Milford. Mr Stametts and family visited B L Ketchum in Miamiville. Mrs Julia Collins called on Mrs Hickey. Beary Brothers and family visited Kate Collins. Mrs Crothers of Columbus was here Sunday. Frank Needham and family at his father's Miss Nola Chambers with George and Jim Roudebush at home. James Meek of Detroit and Lawrence Tillman of Covington at Mary Culbertson's. Gilbert Glancy and wife of Hamilton at his parents. Norma Oraver visited Adah Hill at Belfast. Mabel Grossnickel spent days with sister Mrs J C Johnson in Madisonville. Abe McDowell and family spent holidays in Dayton. Mrs Berth Ogle hosted a shower for sister Beulah Bigham. Ben Clemons and Gladys Dimmit hosted New Year's Eve dances. John Grossnickle and wife celebrated 4th wedding anniversary with baskets. Buri Jordan and family in Columbus. Mesdames Belle Schoole and Bessie Bryant spent Friday in Milford.
Miss Edna Idlett of Branch Hill and Misses Alice and Edith Jackson visited relatives in Middletown during the holidays. Mt. Pisgah residents Helen Ivanshine Dorothy Mc Crane and Iget joined Mrs. McMurchy for an oyster supper. Oscar Brant and wife of Deion stayed with Mrs. Mollie Johnston. W.P. Corbin and wife visited their Newport daughter. Alex Dunn and Paul Dunn spent time with kin in Oxford for the oyster supper and old friends. The I O O F held its annual oyster prize on Wednesday and Thursday, a longstanding community event.
Preachin versions ae Methodist church Let everyone next come and eee eet ro. Fisher. H. D. dr. H. Hill and wives and Bimer & iy catgended the funeral of their o8n, Mra et Anderson, at Wil lamebure, Sunday. Miss Velma Hobe ot Lolly, spent Sun day with her uncle, W atte. Ky i Moore tertained to B.H. elty Saturday oy spent 4 a a aainet ieth h heraughter, M . Hill, near B John Listleton and family, of Peyton, Ky., spent 1 day with his mother.
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