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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1923
Page
5
Bank statements show assets including real estate and loans totaling about 1618621 dollars with deposits and reserves. Liabilities list capital, undivided profits, and current expenses with notes on notes payable and interest.
25,000 00 4,200 00 Sorps soak paid in mroue land nddivided profits less expenses, interest and taxes paid ples Individual deposit sub ect to check items 35-36 88,730 01 emand certificates of eposit 2 Cas lors checks out stand eis Cr led checks out mime certificates of de posit ae Us 8. Postal savings 4,435 83 5,987 19 613 7-. 118,428 88 IOTAL 7 cere ee ae: $152,064 16 i, a K. McKever, cashier of the above named Peoples Bank of Williamsburg, do is rue to swear seas the above pement shepeat of Lan knowled eva oF aes. SOOU MEY OF LERMONT Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of Jul t day ete toet Notary Public. Attest:
A little child of James Long and his Cincinnati wife was interred Thursday. Florence Singleton of Washington DC visits her parents. Numerous locals, visitors, and family gatherings fill the week with thanks and travel. A July Fourth explosion of activity includes church visits, farm work, reunions, and a near stove fire at Bert Pratt’s home.
Fragmented local items record visits and family news. H Cox of Cleveland is spending days with friends. Mrs Vee Glancy and family of Vamember visited James Jancy and Renaker relatives. Alice Hutchinson recovering from appendicitis. Alice’s sister Norory Margie from Hyde Bay noted with family. William Bivans of Florida and Joseph near Fayettey part of a broad list of neighbors and guests.
Cincinnati residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend with visits from Wilmington University, Hamlet, Hartwell, Oakley, Hyde Park and Linwood. A storm caused four cows at Cecil Cooper’s farm to be struck by lightning, and several local families marked the 4th with gatherings at Coney Island and other homes.
Rev and Mrs Obas N Fisher returned from a bridal trip through Indiana and Illinois. The M church hosted a reception at the church on Friday evening to honor them, presenting a living room suite in American walnut and an electric reading lamp. Several members attended morning services and enjoyed the beauty of Batavia. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Eckert of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs Parrish of Rushville.
The article notes a favorable threshing season with high wheat yields. Visitors attend the Fourth at Henry Balzhie, reflecting community activity around harvest events.
Ed Bass and family of city and Norwood families including Edgar Hartmett met at Burt Robber’s. Wayne Gerrard of Chicago and Mrs Hartnett visited Emma Davis’s Fourth at the Zoo. Miss Alice Geesnes visited Miss Josephine McAfee. several others, from Batavia to Baltimore, spent the holiday with relatives and friends across Norwood, Linwood, and Emma Davis households.
Orus Brunk and family from Mason joined Elvina Unk and others in Milford for a weekend visit. Mrs Melvina Brunk hosted at A Cramer's house with A Cramer's family and Jack Weaver visiting from Marathon. Clifford Cramer and wife, of Marathon, were guests of Mr L B Nerner and spent Sunday with relatives.
The Mt Holly column reports an all day picnic in Fagins grove on Friday the 13th and a cordial invitation to the Sunday school. Various residents are mentioned visiting Oxford Montery Fayetteville Bellvue Canton Norwood and nearby towns with updates on entertainment fires and a roadster purchase.
Washington reports the American Railway Association found railroads had a June surplus of 58,670 cars in good repair but not in use. Coal cars in surplus totaled 4,269 while 7,976 were sought by shippers at various points where they could not be immediately furnished.
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