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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1939
Page
5
Personal notices list visits and guests across Bethel Georgetown Walnut Hills Cincinnati Jackson Erlanger Lynchburg and Granville. Families such as Boyce Waite Fisher Adams Dennison and Strobel are mentioned with relatives and friends visiting or hosting in Kentucky Ohio and Indiana.
The Young People Class of the Christian Chapel in Mt. Holly plans an ice cream social with a free motion picture next Friday evening, July 21, at the Community Building. Everyone is welcome.
Mesdames Frank McGuire Phil Sperry and Harry Smythe attended a surprise farewell party Friday at Mrs Mara Barbean home. Mrs Barbean returned to California where she has lived last year. Mrs Wallace Morgan and daughter Lillian from Town visit her sister Mrs Frank McGuire and other relatives.
Perinton residents visited flooded Kentucky districts on Sunday. A large turnout from the community attended the Farm Bureau Picnic on Saturday. Joe Maunder of Newport Kentucky showed travel pictures at Ed Binning home and left Monday for Central and South America. Mrs James Leming spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Mary Garbe. Carl Ditchen and mother of Linwood called on Henry Binning family Sunday evening.
Dr. C. B. Rich of Avondale Presbyterian Church will speak July 28 at 7 30 PM at Epworth Heights Camp Meeting Grounds. Rich draws on travels to key centers of world interest to share an interpretation of modern history in light of the gospel. R L Budd, Program Director.
Mrs Doty entertained Marguerite from the City last week. Mrs Kelsey and Mildred Jones were luncheon guests of Mrs Anin Loudenback at Batavia last Thursday. Mrs La Tart and Leona visited Cincinnati for shows and the Zoo Opera. Vivian Smith stays with grandmother Mrs T B Smith while mother Mrs Frederick travels in Florida. Elton Montjar left Sunday for Hutson to attend the funeral of his sister Mrs Hughes. Mr and Mrs Bachlier visited Estel Valentine and family at Harrison Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gale Oberlin spent the weekend in Jackson County visiting relatives with their son Gene. The Craig family returned from a vacation in North Carolina. The Offerlys and Mrs Thielman attended the Grange picnic at Owensville. The Maudh family held a reunion Saturday with guests from Washington. Mr and Mrs Harold Cline entertained Sunday with Mr and Mrs David Kopp of Bellevue Kentucky.
The report lists several social activities including bridge gatherings in Williamsburg, a fishing trip to Houghton Lake Michigan by Ernest Ruffner Kenneth White Harry Vaught and Chas Carpenter for ten days, and visits from Naomi Accord to Rev and Mrs Accord. It notes Mrs J W Smith C M Curry J W Foster and Ralph Fuhr at a Luncheon Bridge with the Woman's Club in Chile. Dr J P Allen hosted Memphis relatives for their elder son Elburn’s wedding to Sara Johnson and a westward tour ending at the San Francisco Exposition. Maggie Moyer hosts visitors Harold Moyer and his father from Cleveland.
Some caterpillars consume three or four times their weight daily in leaves. The statement highlights extreme feeding rates in certain species.
The Reds embark on a crucial East tour totaling thirteen games weather permitting, then return July 25 to face the Boston Bees in Crosley Field's fourth night game of the season. Shrine Night features a large pre game show, July 27 hosts a double header and ladies day.
The Clermont County Commissioners schedule a view on August 4 1939 at 11 AM to inspect a proposed road from Township Road end at Pt Pleasant Cemetery north through Galbreath and Bushman lands to Altman Road. A final hearing follows August 21 1939 at 10 AM at the commissioners office for affected parties and project approval. The notice is signed Blythe Jones, Clerk.
When tea was first found and used as a drink its cost ranged from thirty to fifty dollars per pound in early trade and consumption records.
The Nicholasville community mourns the death of Mr. Commons who passed away on Friday afternoon. The funeral was held at Bantam Presbyterian Church on Sunday with burial at Mt. Moriah. Nearby, Geo and Mattie Norris visited Gus Wolf, and Eugene Laycock hosted friends at Coney Island. A Sunday School picnic is planned for Burke Park next Saturday.
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