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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1942
Page
5
A series of social notes lists guests and visits across towns. Readers include Mrs. Richard Hicks hosting and being visited by Rev Rhoades and family, and numerous postings of relatives kin across Norwood Louisville Cincinnati Felicity Batavia Dayton Harveysburg Heath Ollin.
Franklin Miss Emma Carnes of Yellow Springs visits the Carnes family in New Richmond. Adam Bruce, Clarence Laub, and others attend a birthday dinner at the Mont Kenton home. Carl Marting and Clifford McKinley families visit and travel to Indian Lake and the Smoky Mountains. A chicken supper, shopping, picnics at Grant Park, and various visits occur among Carnes relatives and friends.
A study notes that an elk can regenerate its antlers within about four months. The process starts after shedding, with rapid bone growth and mineral uptake shaping the new rack. Researchers observe consistent timing across individual elk in the wild.
Mr and Mrs Charles B Diss hosted dinner with brother William Woolley and a Cincinnati guest. Mrs Walter Hopkins visited her niece Mrs John Hancock in Cincinnati. Embroidery club met at Mrs Samples home. Falmouth funeral for Mrs Walter Baumgarder noted. More visits include Oetzels Mayhugh Hawkins and Samples families.
Local residents and relatives gathered for visits and outings as families from Norwood Batavia Milford Milton Felicity and Nicholsville shared time with kin and friends. Notable items include poolside visits at Coney and a group outing on Big Indian Creek with several guests from Milford and surrounding areas.
Newtonsville area observes funerals and family visits with interments in Plainview cemetery. Charles Seward died at Bethesda hospital after a lingering illness. The Rev Russell Weed officiated a Belfast Methodist church funeral with interment at Plainview. Numerous local families and visiting relatives are listed among recent greetings and arrivals from Oakley Cincinnati Camp Indianapolis and Michigan Canada.
The historic Washington saloon once run by George Williamson was famed as a confidences hub for public men. Newcomers found it crowded and cobwebbed, yet orderly service kept boisterous patrons out and allowed high quality order inside.
Mr. Holly and Mrs. Grayce Honaker at Christ hospital for days, expecting to go home soon. Sunday visitors included Junior Binning and wife, Dudley and Daisy Pier, and other local households visiting relatives and attending church services. Notables: Fagins, Coney Island outing, and Jack Gagnon hospitalized in Cincinnati.
Hamlet Mr Cain returns home from hospital improved and Mrs Jain also better. The Rienkens hosted a large Cincinnati related gathering on the fourth as Mr and Mrs Ellis hosted friends from Mt Washington and Hyde Park. Mrs LaTart and Adela visited Chicago to join Mr LaTart on the fourth. Louise Faulkner left Proctorville after visiting Mrs Gates. Claude Tarvin's family hosted Mary Lou's fifteenth birthday party with many local youths. Offutt joined Ludlow for Sunday dinner. Jack Smith performed for soldiers at Ft Thomas.
Family notices report Pete Andres in Northern Ireland with the medical detachment. promotions include Stanley Gray to Corporal at Pasadena. Social items list visits and gatherings across Summerside and nearby towns with multiple names, including church events, weddings, and holiday meals. A Service Flag with ten stars honors local servicemen.
Ida Curliss spent the weekend with Mrs. Frank McGuire while other guests included Mrs. Charles McGuire and Cora May Jacobs in Dayton with the Helveys. The Beagles left for Ft. Thomas to take army exams as local residents hosted gatherings and noted moves into new homes.
A notice promotes new or renewal one year subscriptions to The Courier at $1.50, with an option to send to any U S boy in the Army Navy Air Force or Marines in the Continental United States for 25 cents more making $1.75. It suggests benefits for someone with a relative in service or to send to a boy you know who will appreciate the gesture.
The text states that sixty five percent of shelled peanuts become cake or meal while thirty five percent becomes oil. It notes a split between meal and oil by proportion.
A discussion notes that the Bible does not declare money itself evil. It emphasizes that the love of money is identified as the root of many harms.
The flooring offers a dust free installation finished in one day. It features a longer lasting finish and wider one inch strips with beveled ends for a streamlined look. Available in two grades.
The United States imports nickel from New Caledonia and Canada. The metal is a key component for producing armor plate and other alloys.
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