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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1933
Page
5
Local society roundup lists entertainments and gatherings. Names include Lippert family purchases a store at 2707 Observatory Ave Park with a formal opening set July 8. Guests from Chicago to Cincinnati attend events, fairs, and club meetings. Obituaries note Laura Short and Hattie Brock district roles noted.
Mrs. Me Bha and Mrs. Band visited home folks with relatives in Deerfield Pike and Herbert of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Chas Band spent Sunday with her parents. Dr and Mrs Frank Ireton called at Sutton’s. Herbert McCormick and family were dinner guests of Perry Wilson. Mrs Addie Meyers recovering from a fall. Mr Warden Smyser recovering from shingles.
Mosow residents Arthur Keiser and family visited for the weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs Osborn hosted their Chicago son while Mr and Mrs Dick entertained relatives from Cincinnati. Elmer Kayser and family visited. Raymond Dawson and wife toured Mammoth Cave. The Boy Scouts took a trip to Columbus. Mrs Alonzo Whitford hosted her aunt.
Bert Fomorin and family spent the weekend with J. R. Johnson. Mrs. Peach Coleman and Mrs. Bertie Warman were in Georgetown. Estella and Pauline Cochran of Middletown stayed with G. C. Steward. Donald Predmore of Pittsburgh visited W. G. Predmore and wife. Mary Warman returned from Dayton. Coleman visited Cincinnati. Harold Predmore and Barbara Ann of Hillsboro dined with W. G. Predmore. William Jones, Ralph Curtis and Louise Garman attended auto races at Hamilton. Bob Genet of Madisonville visited A. N. Genet. Carrie Leeds and daughter Martha of Cincinnati called on J. R. Johnson. Alva Warman and daughter Mary and Ben Jones toured the Soldiers’ Home at Dayton. Lesslie Cramer hosted her sister Vankamp and children of Newtonsville. Bob Berry of Cincinnati also mentioned.
The piece promotes thoughtful vacation planning to avoid burnout and illness. It urges balancing rest with light activity and mental engagement, suggesting moderate sports like golf and hiking, and considering travel or home-based leisure to build energy for the year ahead. It emphasizes change and moderation as core principles for a profitable holiday.
This is the first of a twelve part series on Vacations and Health. It outlines forthcoming topics including planning a child's vacation and summer camp preparations.
Cincinnati anchors a quiet Sunday as Everett Weak and relatives spend time with local relatives and friends. The piece notes a casual day of visits and shared meals in the city.
Reverend Zimmerman and his wife of the Christian Church are spending several days with the Gates family, staying as guests and sharing in local gatherings.
Community notes report Mrs Furman entertaining the missionary society of the M E Protestant Church in Hyde Park for a picnic on July 4. Also listed are visits and vacations of Louise Mauch and Marguerite Mauch, and several local residents visiting relatives or traveling in Cincinnati and Bethel.
Mr and Mrs Frank White and Mr and Mrs Ralph Lewis of Lebanon were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Auburn Bigam. Lewis Grisby of Terrace Park visited Mr and Mrs B B Doss. Lulu Landman of Milford called on Mrs Lillie Washburn. Mrs Washburn visited Belfast with Ida Sutton and family. Roy Watson hosted guests from Madisonville including Mrs Thompson Mrs Kingery and Lawrence. Elijah Newton of Cincinnati and Ruth Spencer also visited. Will Carr and George Jones of Madisonville were Sunday guests of John Grosnickle.
Ed Ross and family visited Mrs. Carrie Utter and family in Owensville. Emma and Louise Garbe called on Mrs. Theresa Deem. Louise Houston and Mildred Donovan of Neville stayed with Mary Ross for days. Marie Ross visited Mrs. Albert Ross. Mary Garbe and family visited Ed Garbe in Milford. Ed and Mrs. Ross spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ansteatt at Williams’ Corner.
Day guests of Mr and Mrs Manly Hill and children. Mrs B L Jordan and son Paul took a business trip to Middletown last Friday. Wm Long and Miss Edna Kramer of Edenton were married last Tuesday at the Lynchburg parsonage by Rev G L Fox. Talbert Morrow lost a valuable cow last week. Warren Cowen wife and daughter of Madisonville were Sunday guests of Nannie Collins and brother Tom. Mr and Mrs Clarence Kriskadden and baby visited Ben Kriskadden and family at Marathon Sunday. Mrs Kate Green visited last week in the B J Jordan home. Mr and Mrs Chas Van Camp visited friends at Monroe Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Dimmitt visited Cliff Rosellotti at Owensville. Mrs Clara Brown left last week for Chicago to attend the Worlds Fair.
The article outlines phosphorus sources and processing where western phosphate rock supplies are used for baking powders. It notes historical sulfuric acid treatment to make monocalcium phosphate, removal of impurities, and drying and milling before use in food. It also mentions volatilization methods as a newer approach to concentrate phosphoric acid.
A Manchester Guardian writer notes elephants remain on royal estates in Central India and Rajputana for state ceremonies. Ten to thirty animals may appear at birthdays, adorned with flowers and gilt, while princes increasingly favor faster automobiles for pageantry.
Ohio highway director O W Merrell warned that further diversion of gasoline funds will raise costs for taxpayers and impede re employment under the National Industrial Recovery Act. He said surveys, engineering work, and right of way purchases are needed to use the 15 million dollar federal grant for resurfacing and widening roads, improving safety and economy.
The Path finder notes Grover Cleveland served as county sheriff before his presidency and presided over executions. The gallows used then supposedly exists in a garage behind the Erie County jail in Cleveland.
The Boston public library hosts murals by John Sargent Edwin Abbey and John Elliott with French artist Puvis de Chevannes collaboration. Sargent painted The Frieze of the Prophets while Abbey depicted the Quest of the Holy Grail in the delivery room. The widow of John Elliott discusses his work in a recent biography noting his mural remains on permanent display.
Statesman and gambler Charles James Fox, a prominent English figure from about 150 years ago, won big at the racetrack but lost at cards. His father paid 700000 dollars of his gambling debts, and friends later raised 350000. He entered Parliament at nineteen, joined the cabinet at twenty one, and though a lifelong politician and foreign minister, he faced royal disfavor that kept him from the prime ministership.
Cosmic rays arrive from all directions day and night, likely not from the sun or stars but from nearly empty space. Scientists, noting their brevity, suspect they are close to the ultimate radiation, with discovery possibly revealing how radiation becomes matter and renews creation.
Catherine de Medici popularized snuff use for headaches in France during the sixteenth century. Under the Louis era, snuff box making became a fine art with Louis XIV hiring top goldsmiths and building studios in the Tuileries garden. Gallants valued costly boxes and amassed large collections, sometimes 600 to 800 boxes.
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