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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1936
Page
5
Local residents share visits and trips from Norwood to Columbus and Cincinnati. Families like the Smythes, Favrets, Davises, and Hunnicuts are noted with gatherings, boat rides to Coney Island, church events, and weekend trips to Indiana, Pittsburg, and Indian Lake. Several illnesses and hospital notes appear among community members.
Geo Haven purchases the Holmes property on Short street. Rev Fox and family of Portsmouth spent several days with W F Schubert. Legros visited his parents. Emma Schultz hosted Rev and Mrs Geece. R B McKay and wife hosted Ray Pride family and Rufus Flick of Hamersville. Dunhams entertained children and grandchildren. Earl Davis with wife and daughter visited Brushyfork. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Nelson Whitmer. Elizabeth Davis and children of Portiatown visited E J Rossolot Thursday evening.
Friday evening the Sewing club hosted a shower for Miss Dorothy Dunn at Mrs. Carl Slye home. Miss Dunn received many beautiful presents and a late hour lunch was served. Master Darrell Glover leaves for Camp Meachem for two weeks. Mrs. Gladys Myrick hosted a 6 o'clock dinner in Dunn’s honor with guests including Mrs. Slye and Mrs. Hutson.
Mrs Florence Needham hosted the Girls Friendship class session Tuesday evening followed by ice cream and cake. Visitors include Mr Darell Buckmaster of Kansas with L F Coleman and wife and Miss Cathryn Caldwell of Cincinnati staying with G M Caldwell and wife. Cincinnati visitors Mr and Mrs Ben Jones joined local families for the weekend as Mrs Knopp of Chillicothe visited her sister Mrs Elizabeth Morgan.
The 4-H Cub sponsors an ice cream social at M. E. Church on Friday evening July 24. Local residents and visitors are listed, including Miss Thelma Spencer from Dayton and multiple families from Cincinnati and surrounding towns. Several absences note illness and travel, with обновления on gatherings and visits across Newtonsville and nearby communities.
Sealed proposals for a 0.977 mile Section Milford and Section L upgrade on S. H. No. 8 will be accepted by Ohio Department of Highways until 10 am July 28 1936. Project details include grading drainage and Portland Cement concrete paving with 40 foot pavement width and 5159.86 feet length costing about 145 428 dollars. Wage rates set and labor provisions noted with bid bond requirements and right to reject bids.
Pursuant to a Probate Court order in Clermont County Ohio a public auction will be held on August 1 1936 at 1 PM on the premises 407 Market Street New Richmond Ohio part of lot 82. The sale describes a parcel starting at the northeast corner of lot 82 running 132 feet west 32 feet north 132 feet east to Market Street along Sycamore Street alignment.
PT Isabel Gaylord Cordrey of Norwood visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Jobe. Pauline Ormes of Felicity spends a week with Verna Philips. Estel Collier from CCC Camp Vandalia hosts a weekend with home folks. Nora Sheriff of New Richmond stays with Ruth Owens. Opal Cole visits relatives in Cincinnati. Christian Church Aid birthday surprise for Mrs. Rachel Freeze. 35 attendees. Mrs. Freeze to Erlanger Ky. Inez Swartz and baby Nancy Lee of Moscow stay with Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Phillips. Mary Schwab and Carrie of Calvary visit Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Groppenbacher. Visitors to Mr. and Mrs. James Kinnett include Lora Schwab, Dorothy Kinnett, Rev. Gray of Newport, and John Bulow family. Gilla Johnson and children visit near Batavia.
The Batavia Village Consolidated School District will sell several school houses by public auction on August 8 at 2 p.m. at the Clerk’s office Clermont County Ohio, including Afton Elmwood Green Briar Olive Branch and Elklick properties along with their surveyed boundaries and deeds. The sale is cash on day of sale and bids may be rejected in whole or part.
Mr and Mrs Geo Limss of Wyom ing Ohio and Miss Vivian of New York visit aunt Mrs Emma Fichter on a Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Carl Limss and daughter of Phoenix Arizona also are mentioned as callers.
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