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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1927
Page
8
Social notes from Clermont County recount visits from Alfred Miller of Pittsburg and others, farm returns from Brazier and Melbourn, Fourth of July events, church sermons by Father Evers, a Williamsburg wedding of Frank Brown and Mable Smith, and community club programs at Whitaker and Glen Olive.
Latonia jockey Louis Craver 21 of Batavia rode for E H Bradley and appeared in Kenton County Court Covington on a manslaughter charge after W E Tupman 68 of Ludlow died from injuries from a June 15 collision at 34th and Frazer streets Latonia. Craver released on his own recognizance pending a preliminary hearing scheduled for Thursday.
The Milford Building Loan and Savings Company announces W E Knapp formerly Cashier of Milford National Bank and now Cashier of The Highland Bank Ft. Thomas Kentucky has been elected a director and Secretary to succeed the late F L Cook Edgar Sanford of Milford now with The Western and Southern Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati has been elected a director to succeed the late Joseph M Worz.
Clermont County Bankers Association gathered in New Richmond on June 23 at the M E church with large attendance. A fine dinner followed by home orchestra music. Speakers included C C Kearn John Haussermann Huntington of Columbus and Robert McEviliep Coombs. J B Cover cashier Williamsburg Farmers Merchants Bank was elected president for next year.
Mrs Joseph Weaver died at her home in Batavia after a brief illness at age 70. A lifelong resident, she was active in the Presbyterian church. Funeral was held Saturday afternoon with burial in Union Cemetery. American Legion and Auxiliary attended. Rev Love and Rev Burdsall officiated. Survived by husband four sons and two daughters. She was described as a devoted homebody and will be greatly missed.
L D Wadsworth was appointed Justice of the Peace of Miami township by the Milford village trustees to fill the unexpired term of F L Cook. His office will be at the Village Clerk's office in the town hall. The Harmony Clothing Club of Marathon met at Alice Gauche's home in Owensville with Hazel Harris leading. Visitors included Florence Jones Etta Gret ta Helen Jones Audrey Harris and Nellie Steward. Audrey Harris recited, a club song and contest followed, Lucille Jones won a prize, and lunch of lemonade and cake was served.
Tomato growers should watch crops closely to prevent wilt and worm damage that sap vines and stop fruit setting. Affected foliage wilts and should be removed at once as it can strike plants at any age. See J. OC. 1 before buying lime cement sheet metal sewer pipe.
The Fast Workers Sewing Club in Moscow met Friday at 2 o clock with President Jean Lough presiding. A picnic was approved. The Whitaker Livestock Club in Brazier met June 26 at 8 pm with minutes read, roll call, and three demonstrations planned for July 9 at William Bender’s home. The Algo Sewing Club in Mt. Carmel held a June 27 meeting in Summerside church with plans for a July 16 play and notes on recent outings and apron patterns.
About four hundred Clermont County 4-H members and guests joined forty Hamilton County clubs for a June 22 Coney Island Day. They traveled by car to Cincinnati, rode the Island Queen to the outing, enjoyed a picnic dinner, games, and swimming contests with Clermont winners in three first and four second places, and many hoped for a repeat next year. The event was organized by the Clermont and Hamilton County Farm Bureaus.
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