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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
5
The Gazette records multiple social happenings around Williamsburg including visits by J Jackson and J B Amiott families, a Clermont Federation meeting in Milford, and various hostesses hosting dinners, bridge clubs, and church group events. Attendees include the Stewarts, Wise, Davis, Gardner, Cassey, Smiths and many others with travels to Cincinnati, Lexington, and Springfield noted.
Mrs. Roy Schultz and daughter Ada Williams and Emma Schultz attended a Wilmington commencement. Edward Arnold and wife from Xenia visited John Craver. J L Marsh and family visited the Zoo. G Ehrat and wife from Lebanon visited their son Paul. F M Hoog and wife from Xenia were here for Decoration Day. Mrs. Inez Rapp and Zetta Mitchell spent Friday in the city. Addie Hulick of Batavia called on Mrs. Sarah M. Taylor. Lloyd Lohbrer and children visiting relatives near Wellington. Cliff Rosselot and wife visited Sue Woodward at Terrace Park. Our Grange visited Milford Saturday and presented a program. Arnold Favrer and family visited his parents Sunday. John Ferree and wife were Sunday guests of Robert Mitchell in Georgetown. Ralph McKay and wife spent several days last week at Ironton.
Ada Kelly of Milford visited with Lilly Ellen and Jessie Chaney on Tuesday. Roslyx Majoesky is entertaining from Cincinnati. Also mentioned are Faye Gar and Roberta Conn with the Curlis family of Germantown in a Sunday gathering.
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Social notes list weekend visits and guests across multiple towns. Names include the Bentons of Owensville, Dorothy Luther’s host, Ben Malott and wife with Everett Weak family, Hugh Windle of Columbus visiting his mother, J R Johnson home guests from Danville and Dayton, Cincinnati and Huntington visitors, Eliza beth Morgan visitors, James Hobson clan, Fairy Garman visiting Louise Janet Cramer, Aubrey Redfield and Mildred Moore at Indianap olis races, and Cliff Blackburn and family at Frank Jacobs.
Bob Rose and wife visited her mother in Indianapolis and attended auto races. Mrs. Watson Jacobs and children spent Saturday with her aunt in Milford. R. B. Smythe and family visited his parents over the weekend. Marvin McGuire and wife stayed with her parents in West Union. Mrs. Brown and children of Pt Isabella visited Philip Sperry and wife. Mr Born recovering from appendicitis. Louis Fishback and Katherine Adams from Batavia called on Mrs. Mary Adams Sunday.
In Noblesville two deaths are mourned. Mrs Sallie Snider was laid to rest at Mt Pisgah after a Sunday service and burial. Walter Johnson died recently with funeral at his home and burial in Monroe. Frank Wilson and family visited Mrs Snider's service while Clarence Frazee and family spent Sunday with his sister. The Ladies Aid plans a Wednesday meeting with Mrs M H Bramen.
Ed Ross and wife were hosted to Sunday dinner by Walter Bauer and family of Batavia. In the afternoon Louis Berz and wife of Olive Branch and Edwin Schultz and wife of the city visited Mary Garbe’s home along with Ed Garbe and family of Milford. Mrs. Theresa Deem hosted her children on Sunday plus Fred Seiler and daughter Violett.
Louise and Emma Garbie spent Sunday afternoon with Etta and Ella Ffarr. Albert Ross and wife accompanied by Marie Ross, of Norwood, spent Sunday afternoon in southern Clermont.
Mrs Frank Ludlow hosted class No 10 of the M E church with 12 members present. Guests included Mrs Nelson Brumagen and King of Amelia. Refreshments served. Other items mention Mrs Offutt at Julia Ward Howe Club luncheon and Perry Decoration Day outings. A Coon hunt trip, a 400 strong free lunch event, Miss Robinson’s Sunday school class gathering, and various visits by local residents are recorded. Joe McClain begins building a house in Huntington subdivision.
Newtonsville residents attended the Eastern Star Inspection in Marathon Saturday night. Several Hyde Park and Cincinnati visitors joined local families for a social weekend, with numerous Sunday dinners and calls reported among residents.
Valera Hartshorn visited her sister in Nebraska. E C Ely and wife spent Sunday with their daughter, Mr and Mrs L R Dreibellis and Edwin. Geo Ingram dies at Christ Hospital. Decoration day visits to Pearl Mason in Flag Spring Kentucky and Vesper. Various couples and families hosted gatherings and visits across Manchester New Richmond and Hyde Park with quilting and a ton sil operation recovery mentioned.
A newly discovered Renaissance altar in Vienna is hailed by experts as the finest example of the period in the Austrian capital. The altar is crafted from sandstone.
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