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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1942

Page

5

Kinzel hosts relatives at wedding in Columbus Church

Mr and Mrs John Kinzel entertained relatives Sunday as Virginia Smith of Amelia wed Lt Harvey Piepho of Mt Washington now stationed at Claremore Oklahoma. Attendants included Marjorie Hunt Nellie Wood with Randolph Piepho as best man. Congratulations were offered to the couple.

John Kinzel Jessie Motzer Mis Gaskins Marilyn Ed Kinzel Kenaz Dickkson Virginia Smith Amelia Harvey Piepho Mt. Washington Claremore Okla Columbia Evangelical Church Eastern Ave Marjorie Hunt Cheviot Nellie Wood

Local Notes on Births and Society Gatherings

Courier correspondence reports a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Teagarden on Monday. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Earl Sellers (nee Lenora Hicks). Amelia Woman's Club met at Mrs Gordon Schulze with Mrs Gene Obberlin co hosting. Willy Helen Coulter hosted the Garden Club and a shower was given in Pleasant Ridge hosted by Mrs Tom Griffith. Amelia attendees included Mrs Arthur Mattox, Mr and Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Earl Mattox, and Irene Sullivan.

Glenn Teagarden Nina Whymer Harper, Kaw Amelia Woman's Club Gordon Schulze Gene Obberlin Willy Helen Coulter Garden Club Earl Sellers Lenora Hicks Kennedy Tomm Griffith Pleasant Ridge Amelia Arthur Mattox Earl Mattox Irene Sullivan

Local Families Share Visits and Health News

Willowville Mrs Tony Retzler visited day with Mr Retzler’s parents Mr and Mrs Nick Retzler. Jack Gibson and grandson Stanley of Madisonville visited the George Blick home on Monday. Mrs Ethel Whitehead is confined at home with a heart ailment. Gorge Stump and Shirley of Madisonville spent Sunday with Ray Blick.

Tony Retzler Retzler Nick Retzler Jack Gibson Stanley Madisonville George Blick Ethel Whitehead Gorge Stump Shirley Ray Blick

Local Visits Highlight Mt. Washington Guests

Mr and Mrs Frank Kruge of Mt. Washington and Mr and Mrs sher White of Cincinnati visited friends in Laurel over the weekend. Howard Ireton recovers from a serious heart attack while Angie Kanker and daughter from Bethel visited P A Treton and family at Clermont Ville.

Frank Kruge Mt. Washington Howard Ireton Sher White Cincinnati Walter Turner Howard Iretons Angie Kanker Bethel P. A. Treton Clermont Ville Howard

Coal deliveries in Cincinnati amid grid of Arctic cold

The cold wave hits Amelia with Bob Henning delivering coal to the city hospital using two trucks. Earl Binning’s car skids into a light pole on the route home, leaving him shaken. Ladies of the Woman's Club meet, Sunday school is postponed, Leola Smith hosts the Athena Class, and Virgil Wilfert with Norman and Mary Fagin host and visit neighbors.

Bob Henning City Hospital Cincinnati Earl Binning Amelia Ellis Honaker Fred Topie Pase Dawson Womans Club Schultz Oberlin

Local Social and Club Notices Report from Batavia Ohio Area

Mrs Randolph Reynolds homebound with injured foot. Miss Lillian Reisinger improving from pneumonia. Rotary and Woman's club joint meeting planned for Jan 22. Robert Otto, navy gunner, on 10 day furlough visited Zurmehly family. Red Cross donations exceeded at Batavia school. Several residents visit relatives in Columbus and Felicity.

Randolph Reynolds Patrice Sowder Milford Batavia E. H. Speidel Harold Nichols Columbus Ohio Roy Ayer Gayle Owens Forest Ville Lillian Reisinger The Methodist Church Christian Service Helen Larkin Russell Speidel Rotary Club Robert White Felicity Freda Patchell Rockkmanoff Wm. Jenike Jean Hughey Rotary and Woman’s Club W. S. Moore Skeen James Walker M. E. Church Atavia Red Cross H. C. Nichols Presbyterian Clarke Gregg Bridge Club Francis H. Deter Rockmanoff Robert Otto John Zurmehly

Vice President Votes Tie Breaker Role Highlighted

The vice president is described as voting only to break ties, acting in that capacity to resolve Senate deadlocks and casting decisive ballots when the chamber is evenly split.

United States Heatharnic

Greenberry Church to Host Services on Sunday

Greenberry M E church will hold services on Sunday January 18 at 7 30 pm. The Womens Society of Christian Service met at Alma Glancys with Orella Hunter. seven members attended. Mr and Mrs Collis Sutton hosted 29 relatives for Sunday dinner. Ice skating ongoing at Wade Hutchisons pond. Mrs Marie Smith is much improved after illness.

M. E. Church Greenberry Emmett Jester Emerson Jester Womens Society of Christian Service Alma Glancys Orella Hunter Collis Sutton Wade Hutchison Marie Smith

Community Notes on Sunday Visits and Snow

Mr and Mrs William Duna way and Billie Ray spent Sunday with the Bulows. Walter Harvey and children visited Arch Lanhams. R B Phillips and Verna dined with Harley Orms in Felicity. Lola Irdon Guinn and Charles Lanham among the sick. Gilbert Sipple and Margaret joined Laycock family to celebrate a birthday at Nicholsville. Louis Sipple of Clermontville visited Gatch Beach in Newport. Clyde Mitchel and Thelma Brannen called on Lewis Woodruff. Lowell Cenner Davidson and Russell Little visited Norwood. Snow and ice brought joy to local youth as coast ing remained a favored pastime. Howard Woodruff fractured his leg while coasting Saturday afternoon.

Walter Harvey Mt. Washington Arch Lanhams Phillips Verna Harley Orms Felicity Gilbert Sipple Margaret Eugene Laycock Nicholsville Mr. Laycock Louis Sipple Clermontville Mrs. Gatch Beach Clyde Mitchel Breckenridge Thelma Brannen Bethel Lewis Woodruff Lola Treton

Williamsburg Social Notes and Wedding at U B Church

Mrs Alice Smth has been on the sick list two weeks but is improving. Mr and Mrs Vell Kautz and daughter and Mr and Mrs W Bethel were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Isaac Malott. Mrs Vernice Duchemin and friend of Norwood were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Duchemii. Bliss Geraldine L Bliss daughter of E B Bliss of Indianapolis and Marvin Carl Bissantz son of Lydia Bissantz were married at the U B church in Retevig on New Years day at 2 pm by Rev I E Jenkins with Anna Lee Lippert and Neal Bissantz as attendants. A wedding dinner followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter McAdams in Williamsburg.

Alice Smth Vell Kautz W. Bethel Isaac Malott Vernice Duchemin Norwood Kenneth Duchemii Isissantz Bliss Geraldine L. Bliss E. B. Bliss Indianapolis Marvin Carl -Bissantz Lydia Bissantz U. B. Church Retevig I. E. Jenkins Anna Lee Lippert Neal Bissantz Walter McAdams Williamsburg

Local Notes From Glen Este Mt Olivet Dayton and Hospitals

Mrs Cora Jacobs visits sister in Mt Olivet Ky. Lola Jacobs spends holidays in Dayton returning New Year. Mrs Joe Fieretag operated for gall stones at Good Samaritan now improving. Woman's Society of Christian Service meets with Mrs Whitt Jan 22 at Olive Branch. Various local visits noted with friends and hospital stays, wishing speedy recoveries.

Cora Jacobs Mt. Olivet Lola Jacobs Dayton Mildred Helvey Joe Fieretag Good Samaritan Hospital Woman's Society of Christian Service Whitt Olive Branch Will Isaack Charles Wortman Allen Smythe Mt. Washington H. B. Smythe Sue Eq Huheey Jim Carl Harrison Robert Hoffman George Nash Oliver Malott Edgar ‘Krenning John and How

Meteor showers brighten skies on certain nights

Meteors appear more on some nights as Earth crosses streams while orbiting the sun. Meteor activity aligns with Earth passing through debris trails left by comets, yielding visible shooting stars during peak periods.

Census shows 51.2 percent male population in 1930

The 1930 census reports that males accounted for 51.2 percent of the population. The finding highlights a slight male majority in the era.

Women Hosts Attend Luncheon and Card Party

Mrs Duncan, Mrs Charles McGuire, and Mrs Lee Lmeir hosted a Wednesday luncheon where guests spent the afternoon playing cards.

Ard Duncan Charles McGuire Lee Lmeir

Shortia galacifolia found in North Carolina

A lily-like flower named Shortia galacifolia is reported to occur only in North Carolina, indicating a rare regional endemic plant verified by local botany records. Researchers note its limited range and potential conservation concerns within the state.

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