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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1949
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson celebrate New Year’s Eve with his father J R Johnson at Branch Hill. Recent dinner guests include Mrs H B Smythe and the Sperrys at the Sperry residence.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Smythe hosted dinner with Billy Fitzgerald and wife. Walter Gallagher from Norwood dined with Earl Johnson's family. George Musgrove, James Cann of Bantam, and families visited. Jackie Toolie vacationed with Mrs. Carter Combs. Richard Philhower dined at Jimmy Huheey's. Kyle Taylor and Paul Taylor and families visited. New Year’s Eve spread with Will Kurtinitis and Frank Urban at Earl Johnson’s, joined by Mrs. George Larkin in Bethel.
Mrs Tarvin and Mr Carpenter hosted a birthday dinner last Sunday. Christmas Day guests included J R Carlisle Jr of Lansing and J R Carlisle of Amelia. Dora Hunt visited her daughter Ray Davidson. Bills Dye and Monjar spent holidays at home. Doris Parks led the Hand in Hand Class party. Edwar Schilp zand from Hague, Holland visited J R Carlisle. Erma Eppert dined with her brother. Bertha Towns ley from Columbus stayed with Frank Dillin. Nina Mott hosted her grandchildren.
The Comrades of the Purple Heart launches a broad campaign to expand membership and establish posts nationwide. Originating in 1933 in Greater Cleveland, it merged with the Military Order in 1935, returned to its name in 1947, and now operates a national department with state representation. The group has supplied over 100 000 books and magazines to army camps and veteran facilities, and invites eligible Purple Heart veterans to contact the National Commander.
The item lists an address at 29007 Foxboro Drive in Willoughby Ohio associated with an individual named Brien. No additional context or events are provided in the readable text.
TOBASCO Laub and families hosted New Year gatherings at Supper Hill Road. Christmas visits included Michigan student Charles DeNike at Mt Holly and Don Feagen plus Hyde Park guests. Local clergy and residents shared meals with friends in Forestville Oakley Amelia and Hyde Park. Japan produced over 336 million board feet of lumber in August.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie Gallagher were held at 2 p m Wednesday at Moore Funeral Home Batavia. She died Monday at her daughter Mrs Charles White's home. Surviving children are Mrs White Dave Gallagher of Batavia and Frank and Walter Gallagher of Cincinnati.
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