Local notices add to community life across Batavia and vicinity
Courier correspondence reports improving health of Mrs Raymond Davidson after a bone in road crash and details a string of social visits and events. The Clermont County Beekeeper Association held a July picnic at Homer Phillips home with Dr W E Dunham as afternoon speaker. Many residents travel, visit relatives, attend camps and church events, with numerous short social notes across Batavia Bethel Mt Holly and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Davidson
Methodist Church
D. Harl Rhoads
Clermont County
Bee Keeper’s Association
Homer Phillips
W. E. Dunham
Helen Huntington
Ed Cooper
Blanchester
Richard Hicks
Earl Sellers
California
Ohio
Charles Griffee
Michigan City
Ind
Fred Pollitt
Myrtle Polite
Franklin county social notes and gatherings highlight weekend
Franklins and neighbors attend picnics and visits across Clermont county Newport Ky and Indian Hill. Families such as Carnes Clark Iler Busch and Stroub join relatives in Newport Williamsburg Norwood and Milford while the Franklin Women's Society hosts the Nicholsville Ladies at Mrs Geo Wahl home and Betty Berry entertains, with several names listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Harry Clark
Hoppi Island
Clermont County
Joe Jones
Wm. Schulttze
Newport
Edwin Carnes
Jimmy Huntington
Amelia
Charles Carnes
Newell Clark
Norwood
Marie Bruce
Margaret Iler
Newark
Ohio
Melvin Busch
Leslie Stroub
Ernest Stroub
Williamsburg
Franklin Women’s Society of Christian Service
Nicholsville
Geo. Wahl
Ines Carnes
Erine Busch
Witer
Indian Hill
Betty Berry
Amelia Garden Club Hosts Flower Evening with Speakers
Mrs Charles Houser and Mrs J R Carlisle attended a guest evening at the Amelia Garden Club hosted by Mrs Cliff White. Miss Coulter introduced speaker Mr Richardson and announced a vote on floral containers while New Richmond performers provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Houser
J. R. Carlisle
Offutt
White
Amelia Garden Club
Cliff White
Miss Coulter
Richardson
New Richmond
Offerly
J.R. Carlisle
John Frances
Ralph Fuhr
Williamsburg
Heber Honaker
Amelia
Louise Hicks
Batavia
Fagin
Norman Fagin
Mt. Holly
Newtonsville Community Remembers Lois Smith Funeral Held
Lois Smith of the Coward farm north of Newtonsville died presumed Saturday. Coroner records show death occurred earlier, with funeral services at Monroe Funeral Home Milford and burial at Vera Cruz. Sympathies extend to John Smith and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Smith
John Smith
Annabel Anstaett
Young People’s Department
The
Clermont County Council of Religious Education
Epworth Heights
Local Social Notes Spread Across Cities and Visits
Lucille Prather of Cincinnati visits her father Richard Prather. Don Kennedy and family visit Chillicothe. Charles Barnum of Cincinnati vacationing with sister C. E. Brannock. Oliver Constant of Columbus visiting John Constant. Rachel Donald of Clearwater and L. W. Ritter of Lakeland return home. Dr. C. F. Barber hosts mother-in-law Abner Also. C. L. Bacot and family of Bay Springs visit. Mrs. Charles Ross and daughter Ava visit Georgetown. Clarence Hayden of Chicago visiting mother Elizabeth Hayden. Locust Corner: Henry Dreilling and Katherine Hoffman of Clifton summer with EB C Myer. E. W. Townsley hosts 25 Cincinnati Men's Club members. Albert Iidhart and Alex Becker of Ten Mile visit Fred and Annabel Seigel. Fred Byronson of California visits E. C. Myer. Hilmer Fenner, Mary Jane, and Carl Honeyman celebrate birthdays. Allen Behymer and family hosts. Houston Bradbury and family and R B Wilson and Read guests of Chas. Schway. Farm Bureau and Grange picnic at Owensville attended. Hazel Schwey, Joe Benton, Cassie Tone, Ruth Young, Clem ents attend quarterly conference at Summerside. Richard Vercamp hosts city friends. Mr and Mrs Sellers move into Nobis house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Schulze
Elkmont Lodge
Smoky Mountains
Kate Amann
W. H. Gaskins
New Richmond
Philatheas
Stella’ Glover
Thomas Love
E. M. Love
Garden Club
Cliff White
George Richardson
Cannon
Emma Day
Mark Croxton
Ida Purdum
Georgetown
Amelia
John Purdum
Versailles
Ind
Harry Kearns
Brese
Ruth
Appleton City
W. A. Williams
Som Keith
Clarence Gallbreath
Donald Williams
Leo Keen
Germantown
Jackie Cropper
Geo. Manning
Bethel
Barbara Cropper
Ray Canter
John Rey
F. L. Rey
Frank Naegel
Long Island
C. P. Kramer
Clarence Lever
Jane Craver
Houston
Texas
Guy Craver
R. T. Speidel
Indiana
Hensey Howland
Washington, D. C
Howland
Chicago
Theresa Craver
Robert Bradley
Sonya
Jeannette Minnich
Liberty Center
O. Frank Perry
Lockland
Forrest Ely
Clyde ‘Mount
Edith
Cecile
Dayton
Roland Coyle
Wrighty Watson
Farm ‘S Bureau
Grange
Owensville
Ruth Buckley
Bess Glancy
Lola Wilson
Louis Fishback
Judy Kay
Christ Hospital
Billy Moore
Portsmouth
Ed Powell
Cincinnati
Chester Watson
Leonard Hauck
Nick Hoes
W. Stirling Moore
R. Cropper
Chas, Hyser
A. Roslow
Hal
Long
Richard Long
Silverton
Tom Remley
Williamsburg
Homer Remley
Muriel
Lois Brion
Felicity
Lucille’ Prather
Richard Prather
Don Kennedy
Chillicothe
Charles Barnum
C. E. Brannock
Oliver Constant
Columbus
John Constant
Rachel Donald
Clearwater
Fla
L. W. Ritter
Lakeland
C. F. Barber
Abner
C. L. Bacot
Bay Springs
Miss
Charles Ross
Ava
Clarence Hayden
Chicago, Ill
Elizabeth Hayden
E. W. Townsley
Men’s Club
Albert Iidhart
Alex Becker
Ten Mile
Fred
Annabel Seigel
Fred ‘Byronson
California
E. C. Myer
Hilmer Fenner
Mary Jane
Carl Honeyman
Clifton
Hazel Schwey
Joe Benton
Cassie Tone
Ruth Young
Clemments
Summerside
Cincinnati Cousin Visits Batavia Friends
Cousin in Cincinnati Dr P M Offutt called on some friends in Batavia Tuesday. Mrs Ivah Woodmansee has returned to work after a week's vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Ely
Joan Baugh
Lafayette
Ind
James Gregg
J. H. White
Nina
Guy Séeartsman
Terrace, Park
Batavia
G. W. Gregg
Cincinnati
P. M. Offutt
Ivah Woodmansee
Mt. Pisgah Social Notes Mention Visits and Guests
Mrs Edna Hassinger is home on vacation. Jessie Russell and a friend visit Miss Susie Lindsey Saturday evening. Mrs Winspear Miss Kate Winspear and Mrs Marie Biffle of Cincinnati call on Mr and Mrs Hassinger Saturday afternoon. The Hilltop Birthday Club met at Tony Middelers Saturday Eve. Virginia Mayhugh of Bethel visiting grandparents. Mr and Mrs Burton Hawkins of Cincinnati visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Hawkins and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pisgah
Edna Hassinger
Jessie Russell
Susie Lindsey
Winspear
Kate Winspear
Marie Biffle
Cincinnati
Hassinger
Hilltop Birthday Club
Tony
Virginia Mayhugh
Bethel
Burton Hawkins
Frank Hawkins
Mt Carmel Social Roundup Includes Visits and Hospitalization
Mr and Mrs A Brinkman entertained relatives this week. Miss Pearl Brown stayed with her father Frank in Madisonville. Mrs Joe Stevers visited a brother in Kentucky. Miss Janette Davis was taken to the hospital Thursday. Mrs Dale Rohmer hosted her Sunday school class. Mrs V McGraw and Mrs Vera Lang attended a Christian service in Sabina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Holly
Harry Lytle
Christ Hospital
Joe Mess
Indiana
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robert Henise
Bert Lytle
Blanche Lanham
Donald Langmuth
Young Peoples Camp
Poworth Heights
Jack Smith
Beulah McMillin
Madisonville
Fagins
Bill
Nora Lee Ross
Darrell
John Adams
Kentucky
Page Dawson
Howard Ireton
Laurel
MT. Carmel
A. Brinkman
Willowville Notes Brightens Week with Visits and Travel
Willowville residents report a Michigan vacation by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Williams. The Leisure family hosted Ruth and children from Madisonville. Willowville leads the Batavia Twilight softball league as Mrs. Alice Demaree vacations with the Adams Danner household. Lloyd of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, while Mac McComas joined Bud McComas Sunday. Mrs. Ray Blick spent Monday in Madisonville with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Williams
Michigan
Harry Leisure
Ruth
Madisonville
Willowville
Batavia Twilight
Alice Demaree
A. Danner
Lloyd of Columbus
Harrison
Mac McComas
Bud McComas
Ray Blick
Bank Statement and Local Social News Mix From Amelia Area
Amelia State Bank reports assets of 140915.37 in loans and 146926.82 cash. Deposits total 309643.78 with capital accounts at 74727.85 while local residents like Mr and Mrs Zenas Anstaett and others visited or hosted relatives over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sessee
State OF
Ohio
Clermont
Coal bids invited by Monroe Rural School District
Sealed bids will be received until 8 30 p m August 4 1941 for thirty six tons of lump coal to be delivered in sheds twelve tons each to Jackson Franklin and Laurel schools. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. G B Hall Clerk New Richmond Ohio Route 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Jackson
Franklin and Laurel
G. B. Hall
New Richmond
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Hammerscheidt
C. E. Daugherty
Mrs. B. C. Ely
Cedarville, Mich
Nona Lunsford
Ruth Zurmehly
Batavia Presbyterian Sunday School
Billie Lauber
Rolla Anderson
Broadway
Houghton Lake
Jean Geiger
Terrace Park
Virginia Spahr
Lelia Datillo
Hamilton
Anderson
Country Club
Milford
Paul Chamwell
Harry Kelsey
Athena
Eva Henning
Newtonsville
Howard Daye
Gladys
Carl Nause
Charles
Anna Daye
Hamersville
Everett White
St. Petersburg, Florida
H. 8. Bigam
T. L. White
Mary Steward
Earl Cross
Springfield
Allie Jones
Maggie Bigam
Beulah, Hall
Aubin Bigam
Christ’s Hospital
Fred Bryant
Mrs
Bessie Bryant
Henry Dreilling
Katherne Hoffman
EB. C. Myer
Richard Vercamp
Mrs. Sellers
City
Nobis House
Cation
Willowvillle
Zenas Anstaett
Abs B. Peterson
Andy Shagleford
Horace Bainum
Cleveland
Bill Staats
E. L. Arma
Hazel Morgan
Nell Salt
E. J. Frankenhoff
Amelia State Bank
I. Wm. A. Williams
Wm. A. Williams
Roy Hutson
John Pommert
Chas. A. Freemyer
Mary,Swartz
C. N. Young
Mary Swartz
Wayne Township
Orville W. Halbisch
James W. Walker
Oyer EL CL Country
Electrié
Columbia Power Station
Cincinhwati Gas & Electric 60
Batavia Fertilizer Co
Branch OF
Peebles Fertilizer and Rendering CO
Happy
Geo. Brent
Martha Scott
Bill Elliott
Sierras
Irene Dunne and
Cary Grant
Riders
Death Valley
Warner Baxter
Ingrid Bergman
Adam
Bargan
Alice Faye and
Don Ameche
Rio
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