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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1935
Page
5
Numerous brief items list residents visiting relatives and friends across Ohio towns including Cleve land Bethel Mount Healthy and Williams burg. Mentioned are engagements illnesses trips anniversaries and church activities with several weddings and travel plans noted.
Grandma Enger of Mr Heathy enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with Grandma Work at Mr and Mrs E R Griswold's. Mrs Emmett Creager and Jimmy spent Saturday in Cincinnati.
Mr. Lester Baker returns to Chicago after a week with his father William Baker. A baby girl born June 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Sullivan. Miss Thelma Shaw hosts two friends from Cincinnati. Jerry Marsh and family move to Cincinnati. Mr. Vernon McComas and two sons visit the Tylers Thursday. Betty Riddle hosts Barbara Jean for a week.
Newtownville residents Miss Sarah White and brother Robert with guests Miss Ed win Mount and Merrill Rooster visited State Park on Saturday. Rebekah Lodge members attended School of Avene at Williamsburg on Thursday. Mrs. G. M. Roudebush attended her nephew’s funeral in Indianapolis last week. Guests at the C. A. Long home included Rev. Chil ders and wife and Mrs. Chas Coates of Madisonville, and Chas. Long and wife of Dayton. John Morrow and family planned a visit to Alabama last Saturday. Ed Layman and wife of Williams burg and others were hosted at the Grossnickle Flischel home.
Sunday services at Nicholsville and a show er for Mr and Mrs Carol Spurgeon highlight a busy weekend. Visitors include Edhlambrock of Walnut Hills and Mrs Bulow of New Richmond. People here report mumps, funerals, and family visits across multiple neighboring towns.
Mrs. Ruby Adams hosted the Thursday bridge club while the Baptist Circle met with Mrs. Mila Kennedy. Families from Vincennes Cincinnati Dayton and Miami visit relatives and friends in Bethel. D of A lodge members attended a Williamsburg instruction school. several locals travel through Kentucky Indiana and Tennessee.
Mrs. Ethel Apgar of Cincinnati visits relatives Mrs. Mary Holland and Miss Mary Sorgand with Miss Clara Steward. they attended a recital in Goshen Friday night where Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Christie are also noted.
A reception honoring Mrs. Lanham's 85th anniversary drew guests Sunday at Williamsburg including Mrs. Eva Christy and her guests Walter McClay and Edward Arnold, Frank King, James Campbell and family. Other visits included Mrs. Chaney and Jessie Mae Blanchester, Mrs. Lowell of Monterey, Miss Alice Hobson, and gatherings at the Coleman home with Ralph Coleman and family.
The Summerside Mt Carmel Grange meets Saturday evening. The Builders young married class will meet Friday at the Rameys home. Next Sunday the class will lead Sunday school with Willis and Manning families visiting. PTA Lawn Fete was a success. Board of Education favors a nine month term for 1935 36. Several local families visited relatives and moved residences in Bethel Portsmouth Avondale Amelia Oakley Blanchester.
Miss Jennie Mae Hutson entertained her bridge club in Amelia Friday evening. Nick Fisch and wife enjoyed a fishing trip Wednesday evening. Father Stuhlmueller had dinner with Mrs. Foster on Wednesday. John Fisch plans a trip to the Fiji Islands. Miss Margaret Ingalls hosted her city bridge club with guests Miss Dorothy Glover and Mrs. June White. Jennie Mae Hutson hosted the Amelia Bridge club Thursday. A religious meeting in Bethel drew attendees Mrs. Anna Dillon, Mrs. Gladys Myrick, Mrs. Estella Glover, Mrs. Fanny Hutson, and Blanche Hutson on Tuesday. Miss Ida Hutson visits relatives in Bethel.
Miss Pearl Ayer visits with her mother Mrs. Rose Ayer at the summer home in Youngstown. Miss Kathrene Townsley travels to Washington DC for a few days. The 4 H Clubs spent Tuesday at Coney Island. Harold Ayer and wife hosted by Mrs. Rose Ayer in Norwood. Mrs. J D Cross rushed to Madison Indiana by illness of her mother Mrs Holderfield. Harmony Club members visit the Zoo. Mr and Mrs Weaver host in Ludlow Kentucky for weekend. Mrs Archer Knause called to Felicity by mother Mrs Newman.
Mr and Mrs George Larkins and daughter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Musgrove. Miss Rose Alice Huff visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Several attended the wedding of Gretchen Barngrover and Philip Durham at the Church of Christ Bethel. Farrell Winder at Bethesda Hospital is reported no better. Mrs Dorothy Woodward of Cincinnati visited with Mr and Mrs Wm Milner. C L McCalla and wife spent Sunday with relatives at Chile. Mr and Mrs Grigsby Parevin of Newport Ky called on Mrs Mary Wilson who is still on the sick list. Mrs Paul Richardson and son John called at the home of George Bee Wednesday evening.
Mrs Alta Spaulding and children visited with Miss Marjorie Benjamin and mother Mrs Mayme Benjamin. A crowd memorialized John M Benjamin on his birthday. Rev Harding’s death was announced with funeral attendance from local friends, while Roger Babson predicted Roosevelt’s 1936 reelection amid stock market recollections.
An advertisement extols Firestone services and wide store network offering free safety inspections. It touts Firestone High Speed Non Skid for faster stopping, cites race success at Pike’s Peak and Indian d 500 Mile, claims blowout resistance and 50 percent longer wear with lower cost per mile, urging gum dipped tires for safety and economy.
In a sharp cartoonish observation, Mae West is paralleled with NIRA as an expensive matter for Uncle Sam, implying government costs or policy burdens associated with the New Deal era.
A fragmented note mentions cotton farmers and railroad support in relation to Washington. It suggests debate over whether farmers were hired for a trip to the capital and the potential impact on rail lines.
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