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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
5
An advertisement extols the Buick as unique with exclusive mechanical traits and a twenty year record of reliable service in markets worldwide. It urges buyers to choose Buick, claiming only in a Buick can you get a Buick and highlighting engineering, skilled manufacturing, and strong finances.
Akron visitors and out of town guests fill the week with family visits across Ohio. Listings include Miss Dorothy Barkiey and Miss Clara Thelma Griffith from Chilton and Bellevue respectively, plus extended visits by Mrs. Reed Thompson and Mrs. Arch Harris. Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Meeker are noted.
Mr Broadhaver was the guest of honor at a party in his 63rd birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John, Miss Angie Green, Miss Helen Balasch, Russell Worthman and wife, and other locals. Felix Sattler returned to Chicago. Elizabeth Gaskins hosted a small birthday gathering for her sister. Several visits and weekend trips are noted among Cincinnati Dayton and Nashville connections. A local baseball game saw Tobasco defeat East End 27 to 9.
Mrs Lizzie Stewart hosted relatives from Detroit at a lawn fete hosted by M E church young ladies last Saturday night. Neighbors mourn Mrs Wi arrow's sudden death reported last Friday. Mrs Ruth Nash entertained Mary Jones Anna Miller Daisy Sticksel Mary Marriott and Viola Maddox for dinner last Wednesday. Wm Rahe and family visited his mother in Kentucky over the weekend.
Vern Cremer and family hosted Ruth and Julia Murphy of Stearn and Alma Dugan of Williamsburg among guests. Alma spent weeks in Columbus with her parents. Mrs John B Ireton of Norwood attended the burial at Newvonsri with relatives and friends. Mrs C G Pre more hosted visitors while Byron Mulloy and Batals from Norwood were in town. An insurance agent conducted business here last week as lights were being installed at homes.
A historic health claim states catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as they fail to reach the seat of the problem. The advisory notes that internal remedies or professional treatment may be required for lasting relief.
Unclear fragment mentions a person and an event with casual tone. Readable parts include a share statement and casual invitation to enjoy a ceremony or gathering. No clear dates, places, or organizations are identifiable.
The community hosts a meeting at Mrs H Ely home on Wednesday evening with invitation extended to all. A church repair by carpenters continues at Old Bethe. The K P ice cream social is set for Saturday evening July 2 on the scm house lawn. Several visits and family updates follow including Hamilton, Castor, Portamouth and Felicity residents.
Mrs Schooley received a message Saturday noting the death of her husband in ill health at the Ban home in I O A. He leaves a wife and a young daughter. Ada is named as a survivor. Norwood W Jones and family visited Sunday with his sister and aunt. Gertrude Miller mentioned among relatives.
O H Wheatley and family visited Chas Kuler of Price Sunday. Miss Clara Smyth entertained city relatives over the week. Mrs Fred Hartmets is visiting daughter Mrs Harry Meteter. R P White and family spent Sunday with Henry White. Mrs Al Boros of Bethel visited John McChesney. Sunday visitors Wm Ko of MM Aamis mit at Hammon's. Corbet Hita ker gnd family at J Whits John Hoat of Amelia at Chassman's. Everett Woodruff and Henry Hortsman at home. Mrs Russell Branch entertaining relatives from Kentucky.
In a severe wind and hail storm on the Haynes farm along the Oodville Pike, Willis Lampean’s tires were torn from wheels and other equipment damaged. Horses were killed under a tree, and a rider named Ragland reportedly recovered from injuries. Bert F. Davie faced a mishap at a local site, with a claim of a wrong turn and actions by others noted.
Local items report funerals and family updates in Aliamsburg including two sons a brother and a young man greatly missed. Street festival planned Thursday July 21 by Methodist Aid and various visits and illnesses noted among residents.
A string of brief social notes records visits and guests around Batavia and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs Charlotte Livengood, Dr Kleckner, Miss Marie Carlier, Alice Craver, Elsie Garrard of Chicago, Henry Balghiser, W Craver Jr, and others visiting relatives and friends in Batavia, Owensville, Nicholsville, Williams Corner, and Madisonville. The items list Sunday and weekend gatherings and hosting duties.
Mis and family report short visits with relatives in Travers City Michigan and nearby communities. Several households including the Hill and Hillets families spent a Sunday with kin, while social calls were exchanged among neighbors in Siaivonville Mada Woodville and Norwood.
Mrs Herbert Rowan and children visit her parents Mr and Mrs Hulick in Oxford. Cameron Steward and wife spend Sunday with father Alex Work in Lerae. N B Wallace and family with Andrew Stillan and Maxwell guests. West Virginia links appear in brief mentions of relatives and neighbors among a fragmented social roundup.
Friday evening at the school house a social gathering hosted by Mise Ethel Male brought neighbors together for a lively party. Attendees included Blackmore, Leb in afile afaria Bla Snell, The Merene Hives and Orba Mary Mfidarhol along with Mrs. Mollie Towag and others.
A local gathering Sunday featured Albert Keeler Herget and George Lind with plans discussed by F Lindsey and others. Ice cream was served as attendees shared stories and music, with several families from nearby areas visiting during a school vacation week.
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