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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
5
Lindaile residents share weekend visits with family and friends in Cincinnati and Amelia. Crosstown residents report travel, vacations ending, and local greetings as neighbors discuss recent get togethers and plans.
The Bowed family motored to Ripley Sunday. Florence Deitz and Dwight Wilson were noted in a social items column along with other local names. A light rain and cool spell affected plans but residents enjoyed a fine time during visits and gatherings.
Clarence Coslett and family traveled to a nearby area for a stay at a relative’s home. Mrs Bal Belle K Kirgan hosted visitors including Will Hill and other relatives. The text is fragmentary with unclear locations and dates.
Larkin Fox entertained relatives from the city Sunday. Recent visitors include Miss Anna Jones Albert Channel and wife of Batavia Milton Hancock and a family of Bethel. Mrs. Alice Tredway of California Ky visits Fred Warren and relatives. Mrs. Mary Terrill returned home from Indiana after visiting Mrs. Utt.
Miss Mary Lee Page wed Fred Willard Winters in a double ring ceremony at the M E church witnessed by about fifty guests. Winters, a mathematics professor at Miami University, and Page hosted a reception at the bride’s home before a Canadian visit. A second ceremony followed Sunday for Miss Olive Path and Mr. Wm Reese at the M H church officiated by Rev. Chas N. Fisher.
The readable fragments mention names and places in a partial, jumbled sequence, hindering clear event identification. No coherent date, action, or outcome can be established from the legible text provided.
Miss Marjory Ayer of Batavia visits relatives here and attends events. Miss Florence Grossman of Evanston spends the weekend with Miss Thelma Radbury.
Leroy King dies after long illness leaving wife and five children. funeral held at Presbyterian church. Mrs. Emma Brosie Smith dies at Cincinnati Hospital leaving a four-days-old baby and young son, husband Lowell Smith. Williamsburg friends extend sympathy. Local reunions, visits, health updates, and upcoming entertainment listings complete the community notes.
Mrs Eva Barrons spent Wednesday with Hattie Shriner of Mt. Auburn. Anna Whitaker and Mrs A W League visited Milford. Fifteen baptisms were performed by Rev James at the M E church. Distants attendees at the June meeting included Alvin Smith and wife, Wm Burdsall, Ed Altman and wife, and others from Hamersville Madisonville Nerw ancy Oakley Newtown Eleanor and Allie Gross. Mrs Ed Daniels hosted two sisters and families Sunday.
The notice lists locals attending a baptism in Perintown and various Sunday calls and visits among families including the Labinar, Moyensy, Binning, Carpenter, Bauer, Wat, Jud, and Farr families, with extended kinship and weekend gatherings noted. The fragmentary text records multiple names and places such as Milford, Madeira, Linwood, and village families visiting parents and relatives on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Ed Walker of Midd ay on Sunday visited friends here. Aid Society met last week with Mrs Holland. Next meeting will be Thursday in July at Mrs Lissie-nsons. Grandparents visited with Mrs A Maell. Morning events and cave trips are mentioned in local notices.
Mr and Mrs Otis Watson spent Sunday with Mrs Harker at Union Plains. Harold Schaffer of Cincinnati was with home folks Sunday.
Albert Meier and wife held a reunion at their home on Sunday to celebrate his mother's 70th birthday. Ten married sons and daughters with families attended. one daughter in New York sent the birthday cake. They dined outdoors under pine trees before returning home. Ed Ross and family attended a Sunday school convention in Hamilton. Carrie Utter and Mary Ross visited and hosted delegates.
The Ladies' Helping & Circle plans a regular early dinner at Fagin's. Community members report visits and gatherings as residents share news of relatives and friends, with several names and places mentioned among weekend visits and informal meetings.
John Wheeler Jr son of engineer John W Wheeler Jr drowns Saturday in the Dugan gravel pit near Plainville after cramps during swimming in the Little Miami river. He and companions drifted downriver from the North Cincinnati Gym grounds and vanished before rescue.
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