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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1928

Page

5

Owensville Social News Highlights

W J Snider and family hosted Mrs Sarah Rutledge of the city on Wednesday. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Herman Smith on June 1. C H Armstrong and family visited Wirs arener and Mrs Dietz on Wednesday. Mrs Bi J Rosgelot entertained many guests for Decoration Day. The text records multiple visits and a May 26 baby girl birth for Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jaul with congratulations.

W. J. Snider Sarah Rutledge City Herman Smith C. H. Armstrong Wirs Arener Dietz Bi. J. Rosgelot Hughe Evanston Vin ‘Ryr Elliott Mel Tchell Rudolph Ednesday Ohn Oraver Sity Neem Fe Ea A Harlow iMate Raber Ee Farmtiy Ayfer Mies Bern Tewa Sore H John D. H Ner J. Armstrong Sunny Lloyd Jaul

Local Socials Highlight Family Farewells and Visits

A jumble of names and brief notes shows families bidding farewell to Brett at Frank Mott's and planning travels to Middletown. The text also lists several visitors and weekend gatherings involving Walter Kreis, Nina, Jim, and various locals, with scattered references to city residents and extended kin.

Brett Frank Mott Middletown Maryebheum Walter Kreis Jim Hy O. O Npa Pad Kiley Qurhier Nina Anna Obuts City Walter Krekeler Hier Ie Févand Wit Bruner Edger Neraily Firport Ed Hill

Tax notices announce June 1928 collection details

County Treasurer ED Peterson states June 1928 tax books are complete and taxes will match December 1927 amounts minus any December 1927 special tax. New Richmond adds 18.10 mills for light purposes by vote. Telephonic tax statements are unavailable. pay early to avoid crowds.

New Richmond Corporation ED Peterson

William sburg News Briefs on Deaths Weddings and Local News

Obituary notes Mrs John Craig dies after long life with husband and children listed. funeral held at Presbyterian church. Wedding notices include Samuel Van Atta and Florence Hill, William Harry and Hazel McGehee, Edgar Fisher and Rousetoff, Carl Malott and Cora Balser. Local visits, illnesses and Decoration Day events referenced with multiple family and town names.

Local notices and social updates from Lindale and area

The record lists a death notice for Soren Mersly in the Simpson family. It notes a Lindale Sunday school truck visit to the zoo, Ellen Winspear and daughter Katherine visiting locally, Hooper Lindsey opening a confectionery for the summer, and Amelia Woman's Club holding its final meeting of the year at Mrs. Claude Houser’s home with 40 attendees and music by the Carlisle orchestra.

Fred Simpson Soren Mersly Van Lindale Zoo Satyrdau Ellen Winspear Katherine Hooper Lindsey Amelia Woman’s Club Claude Houser Carlisle

Decoration Day Visits Across Homes in Bond and Batavia

A series of Decoration Day gatherings unfold as families from Bond and Batavia host relatives. Carl Mauch and family from Batavia join Anton Mauch’s household for the holiday. Dr. and Mrs. Valentine entertain Danby and family of Branch Hill. Stanley Atwood and Merrell Atwood with others visit Mrs. Precilla Atwood. Rose Brumagen spends Decoration Day in the city enjoying shows. A widowly cloud hangs over the area after the death of former resident Mrs. Kila Fitzpatrick. Clara Dougety Jones and her Lakeland daughter visit Doughty and wife. John Huntington of Batavia dines with Bert Huntington and wife. Dr. Offutt visits kin in Mariemont and Cincinnati.

Merrit Bondill Carl Mauch Batavia Arguerite Mauch Anton Mauch Valentine Danby Branch Hill Stanley Atwood Merrill Atwood Precilla Atwood Rose Brumagen Kila Fitzpatrick Clara Dougety Jones Lakeland Florida Doughty John Huntington Bert Huntington Offutt Mariemont Cincinnati

Dayton Guests Share Midweek Visits

Dale Roudebush and Jeraily from Dayton visited Dan Barrow and wife on Wednesday. Wellington Hill and family hosted Mrs. Anne Whittaker of Madisonville. Mrs. Stella Johnson stayed with Grabel Grossnickel in Pendletonville. Edna Reddick and her father spent Wednesday at Greenberry. Henr mitts and family recently visited Harl Jones and wife.

Dale Roudebush Jeraily Dayton Dan Barrow And Wellington Hill M. Hill Aysville Anne Whittaker Madisonville Ands Will Grossnickel Stella Johnson Mrs. Stevicks Harl Jones

Gathered Visitors and Family Ties Highlight Ohio Meet

Mrs. Marie Batlowey and two children from Silverton Ohio visited Dayton residents with the Brannocks and others. The prose lists several families visiting relatives and a hostess, Mrs A R Blocher, hosting a gathering.

Embroidery Club and H A 1 Society Meet Thursday

Residents attend social groups on Thursday with gatherings in afternoon and evening. Local families including the Harrises and Pyles hosted visitors from Shelbyville and Lookout Ohio while others joined a Serpent Mound picnic and Cincinnati visits. Additional hostesses and patients were noted with Dayton Hyde Park visits among community members.

Leonetta Foster W. W.G J. G. Richards T. K. Brannock Dayton James Burke Louise D. Milner Mary Addie Shockley Hyde Park

Sunday visitors fill city and area homes

Sunday visitors include Mr Bealweld with wife and Miss Hilgie from the city at C Carpenter’s, Wm Snell of Harveysburg at J Snell’s, Miss Hilda Carpent at Miss Norma Yeager’s, Ed Patchell and Wm Brown with wives at Isaac Leat’s Milird, Chas Hartmetz and grandson at Mrs Louise Winemiller’s Batavia. Miss Lucille Snell leaves Friday for Bethesda hospital to train as a nurse. Lela Hartmetz spent Tuesday in the city. Callers at C Hartmetz’s include Louise Winemiller and daughter Batavia. Mrs John and Clarence Hadoerler and family Milford and Joe Hannold Linwood visit. Leo Carter and wife moved back to the farm, Mrs Jonesen Monday morning to visit her parents in West Virginia.

Mr. Bealweld Hilgie City C. Carpenter Wm. Snell Harveysburg J. Snell Hilda Carpent Norma Yeager Ed Patchell Wm. Brown Isaac Leat Milird Chas. Hartmetz Louise Winemiller Batavia Lucille Snell Bethesda Hospital Lela Hartmetz C. Hartmetz’s John Clarence Hadoerler Milford Joe Hannold Linwood Leo Carter Jonesen W. Va

Social Round of Local Residents and Visitors

Hon and Mrs Charles Kearns are at home from Washington. Paris King and family of Portsmouth were Sunday guests of C HK Amann. John Pommert and family attended the funeral of his aunt in Greenfield Sunday. Al Blocher wife and daughter Mary of Becher were visitors here Sunday. Bert Hopkins of city was a guest of friends here the past week. Mrs Stella Herron and daughter of Winchester were guests of Miss Joan Herron Wednesday. Misses Jessie and Helen Coulter have moved into their new home recently purchased of C KK Smith. Mrs Albert Stuerer while visiting her mother Mrs Joan Hutson had the mis fortune to fall and injure her knee. See death notice of Mrs Kila Fitzpatrick elsewhere in this issue.

Charles Kearns Washington Paris C. KK. Smith Albert Stuerer Joan Hutson Kila Fitzpatrick

Cincinnati Visitors and Local Grange News

Miss Margaret Brown of Cincinnati visits aunt Mrs Aggie Thorburn. Mrs Anna Callwell of Buffalo visits her ailing parents Mr and Mrs Maddox. Mt Carmel Grange attendees go to Miami Grange in Milford. Mrs Mabel Nagle of Cherry Grove visits her mother. Mrs Elizabeth Phillips is with daughter Mrs Coddington at Newtown. Mr and Mrs Will Bond of Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs Bill Hirshover of Oakley visit Frank Browns. Clarence Ludlow and family of Hyde Park visit his parents. H Cross and wife of Delta spend Wednesday with parents and attend Decoration services at Milford. Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs Fannie Vogt on June 1st. Mrs Rilea stays with Mrs Carrie McDonald, who is quite sick.

Margaret Brown Cincinnati Aggie Thorburn Anna Callwell Buffalo Bill Hirshover Oakley Frank Brown Clarence Ludiow Hyde Park H. Cross Delta Milford Fannie Vogt Rilea Carrie McDonald

Residents and visitors gather in Brown county area

Sunday visits and family occasions fill the Brown county slate. Elizabeth Smith spent the day with sister Jennie Lawwill at Grandview Farm. Harold Snider and wife from Dayton visited relatives. memorial services were held at Mt. Crab last Wednesday. Several others were noted visiting, traveling, or ill with flu.

Elizabeth Smith Jennie Lawwill Grandview Farm Brown County Harold Snider Dayton Fred Caldwell Mt. Crab Ed Walker Mabel Grover Stewart Roscoe Benton Chaney Curtis Clarence Kirskaddon Cincinnati Malaci Bertram Fomorin Norwood Laninary Supply Co

Ohio to Mark 1929 License Tags with Serial Letters

Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown announces changes for 1929 license tags in Ohio. The star is removed and a new serial letter replaces the dealer star, while serial letters are enlarged for readability. Toledo Automobile Club objections cited over identification issues. Brown notes 1,660,000 licenses issued this year and no police complaints about serial letters.

Ohio Clarence J. Brown Brown Toledo Automobile Club Toledo Club

Klean Kook ing Klub Meeting Notes in Felicity

The Klean Kook ing Klub of Felicity Ohio met Tuesday May 29 at 1 pm. President called the meeting to order with sixteen present and two absent. Discussion covered how salads add minerals and vitamins to the diet and members received Salad and Sandwich Health and Record books. A fruit salad was prepared.

Klean Kooking Klub Felicity Ohio

County meeting plans two salads for next gathering

The county nurse attended the session and all present were examined except a few associate members. Each member is to prepare two kinds of salads at home before the next meeting on June 12. Velma Landon, Ass't Reporter.

Velma Landon Ass’t

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