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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1939
Page
5
Courier reports from Owensville and nearby towns cover church meetings and social visits. Mrs Henry Alenger hosts Mt Moriah Ladies Auxiliary while families visit relatives in Dayton Lebanon and Cincinnati. Upcoming St Louis Catholic church homecoming dinner draws crowds to fair grounds.
Parish Picnic at Burke Park Bethel Saturday July 29 features basket dinner and afternoon program. Community shows at Bethel School Auditorium include Imogene Booth Carolyn Houck and Virginia Topie. Several local residents visit relatives and attend gatherings around Bethel and Cincinnati.
Mrs Charles Schney spent the weekend with relatives at Fostoria visiting Mr and Mrs Shirley and daughter of Norwood and Mr and Mrs Lee Nelson of East End were recent guests of Archer Knause. Edgar Eppert and family and Elijah Eppert of East End spent Sunday with W M Eppert and wife. Mr and Mrs Ernest Ashcraft and son of Covington Ky Fred Lipps and wife and Adam Lang and family spent Sunday with Vincent Auxier and wife. Mr and Mrs Frey spent Saturday at Coney Island. Recent guests at H R Epperts were Mr and Mrs Giggs Mrs Zind and daughter Nicholas Debrunner and sons and Mrs Alma Quick and daughters of Norwood. Geo and Wm Perkins called on Mrs Elizabeth Perkins Thursday evening July 238. There will be an ice cream social at the Community Building. Everyone welcome.
Sunday visits and weekend trips appear across families from Dayton Cincinnati Georgetown and Parkersburg. Names include Sarah Helen Howe Sue Day Dorothy Shields and many others visiting relatives in Ohio and West Virginia with extended stays in Cartersville and Batavia.
Amelia Seeeee spent Friday with Mr and Mrs George Nordyke at the Maples. Mrs Clyde McKay and a Mrs from Columbia Miss spent Monday and Tuesday with Miss Helen Coulter. Miss Jennie Mae Hutson entertained her Bridge Club Friday evening. Mrs Cliff Anderson returned Friday from a month’s trip through California. Miss Virginia Green left Friday for St Louis to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Dillon for a week. Fritz Gates and Richard Mattox left Sunday evening for Detroit. Mrs Ida Weaver spent the last week with her sister at Nicholsville. Henry Reed entertained the Men’s Club Monday evening with a seven o’clock dinner. Mrs Fred Lipps entertained the Hand In Hand Class Tuesday evening. George Earl Huling was taken to Christ Hospital Friday for an operation.
Mr and Mrs Henry Binning and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Vearil and son Jim of Williamsburg. Mr and Mrs James Lining spent Sunday with Mrs Ceclia Garbe of Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Fred Binning and Miss Carrie Hutchinson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Berger of Cincinnati.
Rev Tumblesome and his wife were treated to dinner Sunday at the Burton Hodge home. The Rebekah Lodge plans an ice cream social on August 5 on the M. E. Church lawn, inviting all community members.
Mrs Offutt visited Bethel with Mr and Mrs Cain last week and called on relatives. Jack Smith sang at an entertainment in Williamsville last week. Mrs Mary Corsi of Bethel visited her parents Mr and Mrs W W Carlisle last week. Tarvin in Christ Hospital recovering from an operation. Brumagenes attended the Oddfellows picnic at Fulton Grove Sunday. Harold Branch returned home from Children's Hospital after tonsil and adenoids operation Saturday.
Researchers note that certain caterpillars consume three to four times their body weight each day. The observation highlights intense feeding needed for rapid growth before metamorphosis. Experimental highlights include varying food sources and digestive efficiency among species.
The Village of Batavia invites sealed bids at the Clerk’s office by August 26 1999 noon for leasing two properties the Fire Hall on Second Street and the Auditorium of the Municipal Building in Clermont County. Bidders must provide performance bonds covering three years and bids go to the highest bidder with council reserve to reject any or all bids.
The Successful Sewers of Goshen met at Pearl Hazel Irvin's home for a business session. They formed a two girl committee to arrange a zoo visit and date, then held games and a luncheon after the discussion.
The Mt Carmel Summerside Boys 4-H Club held a July 19 meeting at Kenneth Bryant’s home with 14 members present. After the business session, Mrs Bryant served refreshments. The next meeting is scheduled for July 26 at Arthur Gray’s home. all members urged to attend.
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