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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1929
Page
5
Carl Grosbund dies at Good Samaritan Hospital after years in the White family circle. Rev. Hageman of Spokane is mourned, with ties to Miami University and Lane Seminary. Local clubs report meetings, prizes, and social events. many residents attend funerals, including John McAfee of Alton.
Misses Leontine and Louetta Thirey Marie McCoy Florence lrost and Mrs T W McCoy attended the Young Peoples Conference at Batavia Sunday afternoon. Mrs Mary Christy visited with W D Davidson and family last week. Rev and Mrs Willoughby were hosted Sunday at the Leach home. Mrs Frank bhey spent part of last week with brothers Merrick and Joe Glancy at Greenberry. Roy Bingaman his wife and daughter visited her parents at Williamsburg over the weekend. Miss Minnie Snell hosted Wm Fomorin and wife Sunday. Mrs Pauline Lohrer entertained the Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon with J L McClure family and Miss Durham of Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Fred Lohrer and daughter of Owensville visited Mr and Mrs Andrew Lotrer Sunday.
Miss Dana Parker spent a week with Herbert Parker and family at Middletown. Oliver House and wife of Mt Lookout visited Allan Harris Sunday. A Brannock and family hosted Miss Dorothy Williams of the city. Ed Youngman and wife of Portsmouth were Sunday guests of M K Huggins. Ruth Faul installed Guiding Star Rebekah lodge officers including N G Hannah Hughes V G Jane Kloman and others. names listed include Nellie Hutson Mary Davis Maud Wood Maggie Kellum Bertha Huggins Emma Banister Ella Jordan Eugene Laycock and Wilfred Davis.
Visitors from Madisonville and city residents spent Sunday at various households. J Gorman and family from Madisonville joined M M Hill and wife. Dr Lreton and family from Bethel visited J W Washburn. Floyd Walker and family were at Mrs Starawhover's. Charles Edwards family at Russell Hill's.
An oyster supper will be held at the school building Friday evening February 1 hosted by the Band Association. The Woman's club meets with Miss Jessie Coulter Saturday afternoon. Local residents attend church and visit relatives, with notices of deaths and social visits among A M Lytle Edna Winspear Henry Laub Will Mehl and others.
Tobasco W H Jones and wife of Bond Hill visited Minnie Nordyke Sunday. Clyde Wilfert of Williamsville visited his parents Tuesday. Ed Scott of Ohio Pike Garage traveled to St Petersburg Florida for health. Funeral of Charles Geer in Dayton Kentucky at Mt Moriah Friday 2 PM. Born to Raymond Shan a girl. Murry Johnson hosts gathering with multiple couples Saturday. Harvey Durham of Cincinnati visited sisters Hua and Bertha Durham and Fannie Velma Laub. M Alexander ill with flu shows slight improvement. Chas Wilfert Jr visited parents at Merwin.
John Beck, Civil War veteran and former local resident, passed away at his Westerville home last week. He was known in the community for his service and local ties.
Estate of Flora B Tone exempt inheritance tax valued at 3833.65 passing to May Eppert Cassie Tone and Lela Barrow. final accounts filed for Jas R Reber assignee Ruth Crane estate with 16.09 tax. balance to Blanche Harris Frank Walt Otis Crane Cassie Walt. Emma B Cook will admitted. Lydia McGuire guardian for Monorah McGuire with 2000 bond. Real estate transfers include Nichols to Carruthers 7 acres Goshen Twp. Henderson to Painter New Richmond lot 1. Staten to James N Mary E Lewis Batavia lot 287. Stagge to Rudolph Helen Braun 45 Goshen acres. Neville Village B KE to Belle Waters Washington Twp 145.00.
Maple Grove mourns Ella McMullen wife of Austin McMullen who died after five days illness. Daughters Bertha Clemons and Blanche cared for her at home as brothers and sons in town received news. Local families Walter Hughes Mia Codling and others expressed sympathy and quick recovery for flu-afflicted relatives.
Carl Anstaett and family of Newtonsville spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Elmer learned of her sister Miss Ella Verkamp’s death in Mt Zion. The funeral of Thos Daugherty was held at the M B Church last Thursday at 2. Burial followed in Odd Fellows cemetery. Frank Favrer visited his parents and Chas Legros’s wife is ill. Hoyt Alrey of Chicago attended Mr Daugherty’s funeral. Helen Schooley stays with grandparents John and Mrs Ferree. Mrs Ed Petchell spent Saturday with her sister Mrs Hill. Farmers Institute postponed due to flu, now set for February 15 and 16.
The Jackson Rural school district in Clermont county files a detailed 1927 financial report showing general fund balances, receipts and disbursements across salaries, supplies, maintenance, contracts, and debt service. Also noted is the Newtonsville Farmers Institute program at the Baptist Church January 23 and 24 with sessions on life work, electricity, agriculture, poultry profits, and community betterment.
County commissioners convened in regular session January 14 with all members present and approved numerous expenditures. Listed are payments to medical, supplies, rent, payrolls, relief, hauling gravel, disinfectants, and insurance, totaling several hundred dollars each for local services and suppliers.
George C. Braden of Warren, a former Lieutenant Governor, may take the State Tax Commission job before February 11 as Reed departs. The Senate never confirmed Reed’s appointment by ex Governor Donahey, and Cooper recalled Donahey’s recess list including Reed. The Pan-Ameswan Union notes sugar districts lie on the Pacific coast while cane flourishes from sea level to 5,000 feet.
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