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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1924

Page

5

Strevenards Visit Kentucky As Moyer Plans Canada Trip

Mr and Mrs Strevenard departed Thursday for a visit in Kentucky. Mrs May Moyer left Sunday for an extended trip to Canada.

Williamsburg hosts high class recital amid storm fears

Dr and Mrs Wooden and relatives visited, then left after a tornado damaged their home. Miss Gladys McKeever and Naomi Elrod returned home for the weekend. Miss Faye Ferguson concert wowed the audience, praised for talent and acoustics, with Baldwin Piano Company lauded for bringing the event to town. Opera House programs listed for July.

Toledo Ohio Naomi Elrod Faye Ferguson Williamsburg Baldwin Company James McKeever Runyan

Surprising Family Gathering Across Cities

A Sunday gathering near June 29 unified fifty two relatives from Fayetteville Vera Cruz Owensville Norwood Westwood and Cincinnati at Aug Carlier’s home. Local residents and guests from Batavia Dayton and Xenia joined in tours visits and a T diverse social day including drives and a State Republican convention appearance. Ed Patchell and wife received visits from relatives and Miss Allyne Livenggod visited Bata via Edwards. Wayne Gerrard returned to Chicago after two weeks with relatives and his wife remains for longer.

Carlier Fayetteville Vera Cruz Owensville Norwood Westwood Cincinnati J. B. Livengood Charlotte Livengood Batavia Campbell Livengood O. Proudy Dayton Wm. Faul Pritzer James Burgess Linwood James Carpenter Thelma Daniel Georgia Rohrer Fred High Ruth Oakley M. High Ed Patchell Harry McAfee Rachel Moneyhon Milford Fred Loup Ilford Wm. Craver Geo. Craver Frank Hoag We Orayer Wm. Fau Rank Judd Chas. Hartmett Chas Hartmett Fred Lauerman Allyne Livnggod Isy Craver James Patchell Columbus Clarence Eagland Larence Miss Blancheter Kentucky Burt Rohrer Mrs. Good Citra Mreey Meriier George Balzhiser Summit Ecar

Mrs Edwards and family host guests in Dayton event

Mrs J Edwards wife and daughter Yaris Amelia Edwards Wayne from Dayton were guests Sunday of friends here. The text notes a marriage in Batavia and indicates social entertaining at a residence on a recent Wednesday evening, with names Francis Btlevenard and Hise Viole Lay mentioned in the surrounding account.

Francis Btlevenard Hise Viole Layhee Batavia Sirene

Local Notes From Monterey and Nearby Towns

Monterey residents and visitors are listed among relatives and neighbors with names like Paul Hopping and Mrs. Geo. Woon visiting families such as Flora Daugherty. Daily rounds include church musical programs, visits to Marathon, Hamilton, and Blowville, and social calls among the Oak family, Mabel White, Pearl Ashton, and others.

Paul Hopping Dayton Geo John Woon Charles Talor Billingontana Marynell Bille Atting Ise Finnie Sneil Mies Olar Johneon Bateydai Flora Daugherty Samuel Oak and Yuther A.lackburn Mabel White Pearl Ashton Blowville Youn Church Har Bingaman Hamilton T. John Peop

Sunday school and church notices at Bethel area

Sunday school at Bethel nine o clock with preaching at seven p m. Notices mention Miss Be of Batavia and Delis Stickle. An electrical storm is reported Saturday night and Mrs John Johne and others are noted in hospital news.

Rea iv Ce Church Velock Pitepatriock Fittie Son Oper Delis Stickle Miss Be Batavia Sae Happ Tnt Aps Elmerey Fletcher John Johne Pitti Hos

Social notes from Newtonsville and surrounding areas

Local social roundup lists visits and greetings from Modest Eleanor and Norwood residents. Attendees include Ella Donley Tillie VanHorn John VanHorn Epbraham Liming and families, Lizzie VanHorn Fern Parker and others. Community members attended decoration services at Newtown and visitors from Madisonville Cincinnati and Columbus are noted.

Local Visits And Family News From Mt Holly

Mrs B L Wiehert and daughters with Miss Trautman of Hyde Park visited Sat with Katie and Elizabeth Juergens. Norman Fagin spent weekend with brother Clarence and wife of Madisonville. Mr and Mrs G D entertain of Sundy with Lo Baseley of the Park. Mrs mondasker of Cincinnati spent Monday with sister Mrs Geo Taylor. During the storm the highn t aste struck a hat belonging to Olin Fagin. Horace Dolen of Akron visiting parents. Community shocked by accident of little Edward Parker as he tried to save his dog and ran in front of a mowing machine losing a foot. Mrs Mark Shannon ill. John Moerlien and son Karl visited from Akley. Greg Callahan weekend with sister Mrs BR Mullikin of Germantown. Miss ry Bissantz Alice Blosser and Marie Henke home for summer vacation. Norbert Koch and wife weekend with his mother Mrs Carrieoch.

B.L. Wiehert Miss Trautman Hyde Park Mieses Katie Elizabeth Juergens Norman Fagin Clarence Fagin Madisonville G D Lo Baseley Olin Fagin Horace Dolen Akron Edward Parker Mark Shannon John Moerlien Karl Ofakley Grege Callahan

Nicholsonville Community Evening Observations

In Sprine Grove last Sunday evening a group from local churches noted children with corns and cows in a rural setting. The report mentions families including Meek and Be, with references to Mt. Pisgah, Lang station, and Cincinnati connections, detailing residents and households across the area.

Vegbyteran Sprine Grove B. A. oMurehy Vane Mt. Pisgah Oinginnati Amin Wil Essie Smith

Uniforms for servants raise home color concerns

A new burden for house mistresses arises with the suggestion that servants should wear uniforms to match the color schemes of the rooms where they work. The proposal highlights practical and aesthetic considerations in domestic service.

Sardinia and Cin' nati Bus Line Schedule Note

Bus line from Sardinia to Hillsboro operates daily with westbound departures from Fifth and Sycamore and Winchester streets. Special schedule lists times around 2:00 AM and 8:05 to 8:50 AM departures, with connections from Williams Ohio and Norfolk and Western Railway nearby hubs.

Sardinia Williamsburg & Cin’ Nati Tilsboro Hillsboro Fifth Sycamore Streets Cinemai Iulino Winchester Street Williams Ohio Norfolk and Estern Railway

Local social notes from Linwood visit and church week

A Linwood resident was hosted at Beit Hiriende for several days last week. Mrs Harry tire and others attended services with George 8 and a visiting preacher during joint church activities planned for this week.

Avie Ett Hill Linwood Beit Hiriende Harry Tire Bobias Sea Taching R. v George

Unclear OCR fragment on rail item and oasis reference

Fragmentary OCR text mentions an oasis and names likely misread. No coherent event, date, or clear entities to summarize into a full news item.

History's Detailed Rise Sparks Deep Interest Across Eras

A reflection notes that only in the last century has historical detail grown enough to become profoundly engaging. It emphasizes the shift from broad strokes to precise events and figures enhancing understanding of the past.

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