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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1941
Page
5
Local residents attend clubs classes and visits across Hamilton and surrounding towns. Mrs Glenn Teegarden hosts a Bridge Club gathering while flu confines Mrs John Pommert and Mrs Frank Dillon. Various families welcome guests celebrate birthdays and share church activities through the week.
Newtonsville notes report illnesses from flu and colds with Mrs B B Doss and Robert Ogle seriously ill. Mrs Manly Hill had surgery at Deaconess hospital. Local families attend Pomona Grange. Gerald Spears wedding to Paul Marshall in Owensville. updated travel, visits, and funerals for Lydia MecCullum of Cincinnati.
Mr and Mrs Will Kurtinitis hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Will Isaack Mr and Mrs Frank Urban in honor of their daughter Carroll Anns fourth birthday. William Vaughn of Corryville Ohio visited Mrs John Duncan. Louise Philips and Vogel were with Mr and Mrs Phil Sperry. Ed Huheey and son Jim plus Sue Smythe shopped in Cincinnati Saturday. Mrs Marvin McGuire visited Wednesday evening with the Huheeys and Jim.
Locust Corner reports Sunday visits by L B Nobis and C J Nobis family from Twelve Mile, Claire Ann Whiteing from Norwood visiting grandparents E W Townsley, Edward Guild and family from New Richmond with H R Eppert family, plus Lee Nelson Frank Barbee and Betty Perkins and Lewis Hill with Archer Kanuse. Audrey Smith of Kentucky visits sister Mrs Renolds. Eppert family of East End with John Cann on Wednesday. Eppert heads to New Jersey for several weeks. Nina Behymer of Amelia visits Cassie Tone. Community Insurance at Amelia and Pomona Grange at Batavia noted. Carlisle Cavaliers meet James Robinson for practice.
Owensville mourns Mary Jane Favert an elderly respected resident who died Sunday after a long illness She is survived by a sister Miss Elizabeth Favret In town Mr and Mrs John Craver attended Pomona Grange at Batavia Also notes flu epidemic closed schools last Wednesday and reopened Monday Various local social and housing updates including Mrs Lida McCullom of Cincinnati death and Dr Rapps new home nearing completion
Mrs. Charles Carpenter has recovered enough from plursey to be out again. Many in the community have been treated for the flu. Bud Peterson and family visited his parents Mr and Mrs Lou Carpenter. Russell Patchell and wife visited the Judd family in Milford. Edward Patchell and his Oklahoma boyfriend spent a Sunday with Edward Patchell and Leroy Hartmett and their families.
Sunday visits included Mrs. Wittmeier and daughter Clara while Mrs. H B Smythe called on Mr and Mrs George Patterson. Tuesday Mr and Mrs Harry Snell entertained her father and the Patterson couple. Mrs Louise Philips hosted a Sunday sday evening in Norwood with Mrs. Phillips.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Stevens hosted a supper for family and friends at Mt. Pisgah including Charles Hawkins Eva Hawking Donald Samples Shirley Samples Warren Hawkins and Jean Green Myrle Evanshire took Sunday School to a show and hosted roasted frankfurters and marshmallows Julia Stevens Shirley Samples Erma Stevens Alvin Cox Warren Hawkins Pattie Naylor Addie Naylor Wanda Hughs Margaret Hughs Mary Catherine Catzel Mickey Hughs and Albert Matthews attended Mrs Samples and Donald and Shirley left for Kentucky where Mr Samples works Mrs Miller and daughter Marjorie visited the city Community Club met January 25 and Mt Pisgah Embroidery Club was hosted January 26 Bernice Evanshire returned from Washington DC after attending the President inauguration.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Groppenbacher and Miss Carrie Schwab spent Monday at Beth el. Several visits and attendances across Felicity Cincinnati Moscow Batavia and Cyn thiana Ky are noted with funerals Ball visits and family gatherings. Sick list includes Mrs Nicholas Bach Mrs Roland Bach Mr Henry Jobe and Mr James Kinnett.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will host a covered dish luncheon on Wednesday February 5 at noon. A business meeting and program follow at 2 o'clock. The Clermont Courier is a widely read weekly in Clermont County.
Mr and Mrs Warren Wilke hosted over the weekend with Miss Emma Wilke visiting. Dr and Mrs J C Lawwill from Seaman were guests at the C F Winters home last Friday. Mr and Mrs E K Moyer entertained with Isaac Hardin of Cherry Fork Ohio visiting. Mrs C N Young hosted guest Mrs Robinson of Detroit. Miss Betty Winter nurse trainee at Jewish Hospital Cincinnati stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs C F Winter. Miss Marguerite Ashburn a patient at Good Samaritan Hospital. Attorney A E Nichols and wife spent a few days in Martinsville Indiana. Paul Coyle of Amelia greeted friends Monday. Mrs Josie Hicks, recovering from a fracture last November, is at home now and in care of. Callers at Mrs L C Dietz home Sunday included Mr and Mrs Bob Pitzler of Norwood. Mr and Mrs Virgil McQuitty will occupy the Dietz property on Wood Street. Mrs D L Johns is ill at home. her daughter Mrs John Weichat of Columbus helps.
Mrs Gertrude Doty and family from Hillsboro visit local property for repayments last Saturday. Rev Stevens of Amelia resigns from M E Church due to ill health. Miss Nina Behymer hosts Amelia Woman's Club with guest speaker Marsha Wheeler of Cincinnati. Newlyweds Arthur Volkerding move to Forestville. Ester Nelson visits Alabama to see her sister.
MT HOLLY residents report improving flu cases and hope for an end to the epidemic. Randall Mells shines as a young soloist at Amelia Farmers Institute. Local families share news of remodels, visits, and a Batavia cousin's funeral. Draft calls affect two youths. others expect redances furloughs. Community activities include Epworth League hosting, Womans Club meeting, and C E Society gathering at Larada Inn.
India tops countries in irrigation with more than 60 million acres under irrigation. The figure underscores large scale water management across farmlands, highlighting agricultural planning, government programs, and irrigation infrastructure.
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