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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1927
Page
5
Community tidbits describe club events in Hazel and Grange circles, new officers installed, burlesque program, lunches served, and visits by families to Monterey, Covington, Georgetown, Sardinia, and Cincinnati. Williamsburg reports Farmers Institute, Legion article, birthdays, illnesses, home moves, and holiday gatherings with several named residents and families.
Edenton residents host relatives from Madisonville Madeira and Columbus. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Ology, Abe Whitenack and others. Frank Grosnickle dies. funeral at the house with burial in Gallium cemetery. Teachers attend a meeting in Batavia. Stella Boorst relocates to Felicity residence.
January events and visits across Maple Grove with Jones and McKibben families hosting relatives from Marathon and Williamsburg. Sick lists include Billie Hughes and Ransom and son. travel to Mason and Paulding noted. Community clubs meet including Woman's Club and Embroidery Club. funeral attendance for Barbara Lakemire. New Year greetings and Grange installation.
The Woman's Club held a Christmas party at Flora's home on Wednesday evening in December. Mrs. Adda McNair died suddenly at her home on December 30 and was buried in Nicholsville after funeral services led by Rev. Russel. Mrs. Victoria Hall, a former resident, died in Cincinnati with services in the Methodist church. John Pommert and family visited Greenfield relatives. Mrs. Rudolph Wichard is in South Bend and Mrs. Mortimer in Cincinnati. The Philathaeas hosted Roy Hutson and Nellie Bennett at a Friday gathering. J. R. Hicks and family attended Nettie Hicks’s funeral in Madisonville. The Woman's Club met with Mrs. Edna Winspear. social and church activities continued with Bible class meetings at Mrs. E. Gaux’s home. Edgar Swein and wife spent the weekend in Norwood. Mrs. Rebecca Kidd and son Charles attended a granddaughter’s wedding in Te. The Women’s Bible Class held its January meeting at the home of Mrs. J. fgetown, O.
Readable fragments show a Mt Holly community gathering with ladies and entertaining guests at Pinc a Corner. Mentions of Mrs Nettie Topie and Mrs Samuel Smith accompany notes on attendance and local social updates.
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