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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1942
Page
5
Couriers record of visits and entertaining across Batavia Ohio with many trips to Amelia Cincinnati Detroit and Sandusky. Residents host bridge club Luncheons and picnics while family movements include Behymer Dennison Jamieson and Kirk visiting relatives and friends.
Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Earl DeCamp of Newport Kentucky and Mrs. Wallace Stockburger with daughters from Cincinnati staying with the Disss. Various local families hosted relatives and guests for Decoration Day with visits to Norwood Cincinnati Milford Delaware and New Richmond among other local stops.
Franklin Mrs Nannie Jones of Cincinnati visits relatives in the area. Wesley Berry and family traveled to Paris Kentucky to visit his parents. Paul Berry state highway patrolman of Bellefontaine and Francis Nobis of Oxford called on his parents. Edwin Carnes and family spent Sunday with Bruce Hamilton at New Richmond. Mr and Mrs John Taylor hosted dinner for William Taylor Maurice Taylor and family and Ann Bachler. B F Swing of Bethel and Marie Swing of Cincinnati visited relatives Sunday. Harold McKinley Mary Kuntz and Junior Busch of the 1942 New Richmond graduates plan a Great Lakes Chicago trip. Mrs Frank Carnes and daughter shopped in Cincinnati Saturday. Several from here attended commencement at New Richmond High Friday.
Mrs. Finley Jacobs visited friends in Glen Este on Friday. Decoration Day visits included Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson with their son at Mt. Crab. Will Goldsberg of Chicago visits sister Mrs. Shaw. Riley Earls family moved from Summerside to Glen Este. Stanley Pattison family moved into Jackson property from Summerside. Nettie Shaw hosted in honor of her brother Will Goldsberg of Chicago with guests Mrs. Baker and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Roberts family. Mrs. Clyde Vilvens and son visited Newtown relatives. Nettie Shaw and brother visited Batavia. Dubois hosted weekend guests. Harry and Wittmeier dined with Wittmeier on Clough Pike for Mrs. Wittmeier's birthday. Henry Thomas and Gibson families visited relatives in Chattanooga. Mrs. Robert Hoffman hosted lunch guests Wednesday and Cecil Billingsley hosted Hoffman for dinner Tuesday. Cecil Billingsley also visited her mother Mrs Kreckler Sunday.
Arthur Utter Roy Pingle visited Dayton Kentucky with Charles Utter and his grandmother. Kalva McCane spent weekend with Holton family. Mrs Herschel Spaulding of Maysville visited Ollie Spaulding family. Jean Holton Ber metta Pingle found work at Victory Electric in Cincinnati. Bertha Clift Doris and Marjorie visited Emery Pumpelly family. Frank Spaulding New Richmond visited Ollie Spaulding family. Effie Holton visited her mother and family then toured Goshen to see Joseph Spaulding and sons. James Spaulding Fairfax and sons stayed with Allie Spaulding.
Mr Holly Lytle and family joined Elmer Seigle on a trip to Everybody's Farm at Mason and visited Charles Walker. Mrs Grayce Honaker improves after illness with care from Miss Lida Houck and Miss June Leek. George Costigan's family weekend with Olympia relatives. Christine Ewing recuperating after an operation. Jane Bauer underwent geiter surgery at Jewish Hospital and is recovering. Mayors Stewart address noted at Amelia commencement.
Mrs Pearl Pride died suddenly last Sunday night from a heart attack. Rev Russell conducted funeral services at the Methodist church and burial was in Plainview cemetery. The community expresses sympathy to the grief stricken family as relatives and friends gathered from Milford Madisonville Loveland Dayton Batavia and Oakley for the occasion.
A break in at a petroleum facility disrupted 55 constituents as investigators assess damages and trace stolen materials. Authorities cordon off the site while analyzing surveillance footage and interviewing workers for leads.
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