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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
8
The ad emphasizes thoughtful food choices for the family table. It highlights Royal Baking Powder as pure and wholesome, derived from cream of tartar from grapes, with no alum or phosphate, and suitable for cakes, biscuits, and other baked goods.
The Clermont Courier lists social visits and activities around Batavia and nearby towns. Residents such as Mrs. V. O. Lytle and Mrs. Leonard Hauck visit relatives. Mrs. H. F. Buerkle hosts Lenore Crane. Miss Ida Thompgene and others travel to see friends. A Stonelick school social and Baptist church fundraiser are announced, with local families and guests noted.
Bethel notes many visitors and social visits from Atwood Ill to city residents including the Abrahams, Davis, Page, Hutson, Williams, Brannock, Bambach, and others. Mentions church and educational events with Georgetown commencement and family movements. Also an advertisement for Deans Regulars promoting gentle bowel relief.
In Batavia Dr J J Werner assumes the presidency guiding the local dental society. He emphasizes modern crown work and up to date procedures including oral health and tooth restoration. The brief notes Werner’s focus on advancing social dental care and professional standards.
Miss Georgia Applegate visited friends in Monterey on Sunday. J E Christy Richard Reynolds and wives spent Sunday with Al Christy and family on Walnut Hills. Mrs Clara Smith and daughter Blanche spent a day last week in the city. M B Applegate has a new machine. Mrs Katie Shroef of Fayetteville spent Sunday with Mrs Margaret Hobson. Mr Burdsall and wife entertained friends from the city last week. W D Davidson and family and Mrs Clara Smith visited at Emery Hodges and Sam Davidson's Lorado Sunday. Emil Tucker and wife of Williamsburg spent the latter part of the week with his parents. The Ladies Aid will give an ice cream supper at the Masonic hall June 24. Grover Stewart and wife were Sunday guests of Homer Morgan and wife. Sunday school is practicing for children's day services. June 18 Mrs George Morris of Hyde Park was a recent guest of Mrs A Hensel. George Uanover and family spent Friday with Henry Hobson. Chas Ireton and U G Predmore attend at the Chicago convention. The Hopper boys of the city visited here last week. Dr Warble and wife of city called at U G Predmore's Sunday. James Glancy and wife visited friends out of town Sunday. Sick Allen Needham alias Rothfuse and wife of Oakley re Stuart of city Mrs Geo Ruthfuss and daughter Helen of Mt Auburn were recent guests of Mrs Sarah Conover. For any pain burn scald or bruise apply Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil the house hold remedy. Two sizes 2c and 5c at all drug stores.
Miss Lizzie Aichholtz returns from a southern winter to warm welcomes from friends. Rev Fee Naylor and family hosted guests Findarris Brown Lucille Lindsay Clifford Becht Vivian Rotherwell Anna Brinkman Ellsworth Pohl and L W Scott of Ludlow Ky during the visit. The Hillsboro district Woman's Home Missionary Society plans its annual meeting at the M E church at Batavia on Friday June 9 with an prepared program. N G Cover and family hosted Mrs Carl Breeding and children George Avey and family Miss Hattie Melvin and Flora Haworth of Cincinnati. C K Anstaett and family hosted Sunday visits including C F Motzer and family and Jas Motzer and wife of Milford Henry Mosbacker and family Albert Mosbaecker and wife of Williamsburg John W inse miller and wife of Stonelick Oliver Bauer of Batavia.
W B Eppert marked his 75th birthday with a large gathering at his Amelia residence after memorial services. Relatives and friends included A A Hopert and family, and guests from Milford Winchester Ten Mile Locust Corner Batavia and Locust Corner. A bounteous dinner followed a cake decorated with 75 flags. Eppert joked he could vote in the fall election.
The church outlines Sunday events with Sunday school at 9 15 morning worship at 10 30 evening service at 7 30 and Young People’s meeting at 6 30 under minister T Jas Simpson. Resolutions of respect honor Brother Nicholas B Bell of Mt Carmel I O O F No 190 and Mt Carmel Rebekah lodge No 730 with sympathy to widow Mary Bell and family. list of signatories.
Miss Alice Bradley visited at Dr Bradley's in Epworth Heights. Union chapel hosts children's day services planned for June. Mr Day and Mr McDonough with wives enjoyed Sunday at Withamsville. Mrs Bessie Ferris and Hubert returned from Stanford Kentucky. Friendlys Boosters held a shower for Mr and Mrs Howard Brotherton at Mrs George Gates home. J H Fitzpatrick and wife hosted city friends Sunday. Mr Schump, wife and daughter from Ashland Kentucky, Mrs Lawrence Schump and Tom Scott from Portsmouth visited the Schump home. George Weil and wife from Laurel visited Everett Perry. Mrs Lewis Furlong of Newtown was weekend guest of Mrs John Beck. Miss Ethel accompanied her home.
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