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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1934
Page
5
Local residents and guests are listed with numerous trips and visits. Several families vacation near Coldwater Michigan while others attend camps and gatherings. A death is noted as Mrs. Donley was killed by high tension wires. many social visits and trips are recorded in the community.
Mr and Mrs Bert Atwood of Dayton visit Mrs Kate Amann Miss Gladys Beach and Ralph Mc Kinley wed in the M E parsonage on July 18 Rev Hazelwood officiated in the absence of many relatives and friends Miss Joan Herron visits relatives in Columbus Webb and Mrs Cunningham spend Friday in the city Henry Romohr and wife of Feesburg visit Rev Hazelwood and family.
The P T A sponsored a picnic on July 14 at J P Bennetts picnic ground in Cherry Grove. The Mt Moriah Auxiliary meets Thursday at Rev Obees home in Fruit Hill. The oldest son of Mr and Mrs Charles Behymer was taken to the hospital for tonsil and adenoids.
Kenneth Davison Jr of Dayton visits grandmother Mrs. Keeler while Hyser family attends a circus in Cumminsville. Several locals travel to Bata to pay taxes. Mrs Anna Davis and Mrs Fannie Laub visit Mrs Garland Auxier. Rain hoped for crop growth. Household moves noted as Harry Hall sells store and plans a new home. Mrs Albert Cameron and Mrs Courter hospitalized. Granddaughter from Chicago visits Mrs Jeremiah. William Hawkins sells home and builds new one north of it.
Sunday gatherings and visits pick up in Glen Este with multiple families including the Kettlers Sperrys and McGuires. Attendees also note a garden bridge at Hyde Park and a weekend with relatives in West Union. Mary Adams remains ill while others travel and host in Kentucky, Wilhiamsville, and Ken tucky.
Mrs Hattie Day and her granddaughter Bonnie Lee visited Mrs May Fancher recently. Mr and Mrs Thurman Leach of Mt Olive were Sunday evening callers at the Fancher home. Mr and Mrs Roy Cordrey of the community also noted in this brief social item.
Reading visitors include Mr and Mrs H F Jobe and Mr Roy Woodruff with family. Calvin Little sails to Provincetown to join U S S Greer. Several local couples hosted and visited kin across Williamsburg Norwood Moscow Felicity Calvary and New Richmond. New grandson for Mrs Sarah Hawk. Herbert Lemar born July 22 in Moscow.
Mrs Ethel Apgar of Xenia visited her mother Mrs Mary Holland. Mrs Bette Warman made a business trip to Cincinnati. Donald Morgan is in Bethesda Hospital for appendicitis. Miss Clara Steward left for a week in Trenton. Mr and Mrs Ed Hettrick of Dayton visited J A Warman. The Girls Friendly Class met at Miss Rebecca Terrels in Highland with twenty seven members and four visitors. Rev O C Chaney and family visited the Terrel family at Highland. George Rinehart and family of Lebanon visited J A Hobson. Cliff Brunk of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Brunk.
Charles Cochran and family and Miss Roberta Cochran of Trenton visited G. C. Steward on Sunday. Leslie Creamer and family and J. Morgan and wife spent Friday evening with Donald Morgan at Bethesda Hospital.
The Christian Chapel young people's class will host an ice cream social on Gates lawn Saturday evening July 28. Invitations go to all. A string of local people visit Eden Park after church Sunday. Vacation Bible School planned Aug 6 for two weeks with sessions in town and at Pt Isabel.
Bethel Mrs. H. B. Hutson hosted the Jolly Sewing Club on Thursday afternoon. Various local families were noted visiting relatives, with gatherings in Chicago, Cleveland, Williamsburg, Utopia, and Hillsboro. Several trips and family visits were mentioned including Clayton Hitt and family in Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tatman of For eatville visited with Jesse Jordan and his wife. Mrs. Bessie Slade of Cincinnati stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Shields. Fred Shields hosted Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Wil banks and their son Jan of Blanchester.
Preaching services are set for July 29 in Belfast at 9 45 with Sunday School to follow. Various local families and visitors are noted visiting relatives and attending events in Loveland Milford Cincinnati Madisonville Blanchester Goshen and nearby areas over the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nagele visited Cincinnati on Saturday and Sunday. A large crowd attended the Gospel meeting Sunday at the Hastings home. Willard Wisby hosted his sisters Jane and Cathryn Parrish of Cincinnati on Sunday. Sydney Sullivan entertained friends Saturday evening. Quince Sutton and Taylor Horton hosted company on Sunday.
A severe hailstorm struck Locust Corner and surrounding areas Saturday night. It ruined corn and tobacco crops, stripped shade trees, shrubbery, and fruit trees, and left hay crops short in the affected section.
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