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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1930
Page
5
Bethel residents record a flurry of guests and visits from Price Hill to Mt. Lookout and Amelia. Families from Ostrand er Ohio Cincinnati and Dayton attend church events, picnics, and reunions while local clubs prepare for meetings and members help with a pasture fire.
A 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs Obas Kearns Amelia honors Mrs Lowell Hobart Milford National Society D A R president general. Guests include Mrs Walker Musgrove Frazier etc. Reports mention bridge parties, visits from relatives from Dayton Amarillo and Damiscus area with multiple households hosting and entertaining through the week.
Mrs. Lewis Ansteatt spent Wednesday with her daughter Roxie a patient at Universe Hospital where she underwent appendicitis surgery. Forrest Sutton Herbert McCormick and families visited Sunday. The Seward family hosted Thursday evening guests including Mrs Keller and Chas Fetter.
Mrs Brumagen and Mrs Offutt hosted the Christian Church Sunday School class. Mrs Kearns read a paper on The Spiritual Side of Washington D C. Mrs Freemyer played piano solos. Guests included mesdames Ringel Huntington, Freemyer and Kearns.
Franklin residents host guests as Mrs Mary Curry receives visitors. Mr and Mrs Geo Miller of Bluefield spend the week with W B Miller and wife. Kara Anstead and family from Columbus visit George Frazier and family on Sunday.
Mrs Dorothy Nash visited Mr and Mrs Albert Cameron at Tabasco. Will Bond and wife of Northside visited Frank Brown and wife this week. Will Rahe and wife of Oakley spent Sunday with W C Maddux and wife. Dick Young and wife and friend from Mt Washington visited Harry Brown and wife Sunday. Mia Chas York of Batavia visited local friends this week. Wallace Orcott and wife entertained his sister from Tulisa Olk. George Graff and wife entertained relatives Friday night.
Rev. Fred Russell and wife enjoy a vacation in Maroon Illinois and other places. Mrs Bell and Nina Behymer, Henry Reed and wife, and Miss Joan Herron motored to Winchester Wednesday and spent the day with Mia. Stella Herron and Rev. Milton Bennett and family from Grand Island Nebraska visit Theodore Bennett and wife. Mrs. Carl Slye hosted the Sewing club Friday evening.
Hamilton and Mt. Washington residents host and visit relatives in Cincinnati Perintown Manchester Bethel and Aberdeen. Notable events include a six o clock dinner at Mrs John Pommert home in honor of Mrs Leo V Keister and a serious accident to Henry Rhinehart while watering his horse with neighbors helping.
W. F. NIHART seeks large Currier and Ives pictures including hunting scenes scenery trains ships and boats. Also buying old McGuffey Readers published before 1808. Respond to Box 116 Station A Columbus Ohio.
Ohio's population for 1930 reaches 6,605,953, up about 15 percent from 1920, according to Associated Press compiled census returns. Cleveland county head counts 1,197,818 with Hamilton Wert and Wyandot also reporting gains. Cincinnati remains high as the next largest area.
The Adams Brown Clermont Branch of the A P Highway Association met on Manchester Island in Ohio with I L Suiter, president of Suiter Material Transport, hosting. Discussions covered surveys in Adams, Brown and Clermont counties to extend the unions to aid lands and Portsmouth. A fish fry by Samuel Few of New Richmond closed the gathering.
Auditor Tracy Kitchen announces the third distribution of gasoline tax funds. Clermont County shares $10,000, counties receive $1,056,000, townships $334,000, and municipalities $1,337,830 based on a $1 per registered capita within corporation limits.
A 1img man reports farmers cutting tobacco as it fires and heads toward total loss. He notes poor progress in Southern Ohio fields, with uneven growth and feared rain could halt leaf growth, while Batavia forecasts limited benefits if sprouting seeds occur.
Sixteen of sixty five women at a county extension service camp were grandmothers, including one who was a great grandmother, illustrating family ties among participants.
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