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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
5
Personal items from across the county highlight calls for local correspondents to send in notes. Families and friends visit, attend church events, and travel to Ohio University, Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Columbus, and Des Moines, while church missions and social clubs host gatherings and tours.
Mrs P M Offutt Dr Conner of New Richmond and niece Helen Harris of Pt Pleasant visited J K Day and wife Sunday. Mr Newman who had surgery then died at the hospital. Farley family of Logan W Va and Bertha Gates with Mr and Mrs Kelsey visited the Jones family in Loveland Sunday. Glenn Teegarden and wife move from Witt place to Amelia home vacated by Russell Behymer. Mr and Mrs Theo Brumagen also noted.
Dinner guests Sunday of J. E. Lytle and wife included Rev. Zimmerman and family H. E. Honaker and wife Walter Lytle and Bobbie Clarence Lytle and wife Mary and Norman Fagin for a Memorial Service at Mt. Pisgah. Miss Sara Pollock of Milford and other delegates to the Sunday School Convention at Batavia were welcomed to the Sunday School and Preaching Service. The L. Helping Circle quilting will be with Belle Fallow this Thursday afternoon.
Sunday visits extend across Nicholsville with families gathering at Eva McMurchy Eugene Laycock home and nearby residences. Guests include Norwood residents John Heintgleman and family Roy Bartlow Felicity and others from Wiggonsville Hamersville and Norwood. Local pastors also attend at the Young residence.
Attendance at Sunday School 56 with 9:30 A M preaching next Sunday by Superintendent Wm Burdsall Jr. Program led by Harley Price. Community events include dinners, graduations, visits to relatives, and local engagements across Belfast, Ny. A Masonic funeral for Owen Ridings and a summer visit by Rollin Adams are noted.
Mrs Olin Fagin Milton Miller and wife from Middle Town visited Tom Booth with niece Mildred Allen from Campton Ky for a week long stay. Sympathy extended to Dr H E Cover Bantam on his wife’s death after a long illness Sunday. Lena Gehl celebrated her birthday with a DeSoto car from her father. Visitors included Vernon Coombs Lindale and Albert Tischma with Minnie Gable Clermontville. E Daw son Raymond Moscow visited. Virginia Topie summering at Beechwood Lodge with H E Honaker. W Lasher and son hosted by Ellis Hanley Kennedy Heights.
Mrs Winifred Davis and Mr and Mrs Arnold Boyce of California visit Bethel parents Mr and Mrs Al Boyce Dr and Mrs O C Davison return from Ashville N C Supt H J Badgley Loys Peart and Miss Rachel Perin from local schools start two week training at U C Margaret Ann Culley to perform in Pep Golden Revue at the Zoo June 10 11 12 Earl E Eastwood leaves for Los Angeles to join Acacia Mutual Life Mrs Virgil Wood visits Cincinnati for Neva May and Bible Seminary exercises Lowell Denham family of Amelia visits Foster home Mr and Mrs Robert Baker and son of Middletown visit D R Souths Miss Gwendolyn Imogene Canter Eleanor Love and Earl Cook fish in Harrington Lake Kentucky Harry Elbin wife and two children from Morgantown W V visit Dr W H Culley's Elbins stay longer Charles Taylor Glenn Harris and Richard Stephens visit Harry Badgley and wife in Knoxville Gloria Garrett hosts birthday party for friends.
Hale is visiting with his daughter Pearl at La Porte Ind. Mr and Mrs Geo T Halse reside on Ash Street. Mrs Louise Wielert entertains friends from Dayton. Mr and Mrs Jack Wymer of Cincinnati were Sunday visitors in Dr J C Scott's home.
Mrs H B Smythe and family hosted two weeks with B Smythe then headed to Middle River Maryland to visit Mrs Smythe’s sister Mrs Otto Lehmann. Local ladies shared visits with Mrs Ellen Donovan and extended kin as club and Farm Bureau gatherings filled the week.
Bethel Baptist Church Boosters Class honored J. M. Fitzpatrick for 44 years as a Sunday School teacher and Earl Eastwood who will move to Los Angeles to work with Acacia Life Insurance. Fitzpatrick is believed to hold the longest unbroken service record in Southern Ohio Sunday schools. One pupil, John Stout, has attended since 1898. Billfolds were presented to both honorees.
Memorial notice for J W Glancy who died May 29 1938 from Marathon Lodge No 154 I O O F Marathon Ohio. Resolution expresses condolence to the family and notes his work aiding the afflicted and spreading light and joy. committee signs include Adrian Frost W L Stevick and W E Duchemin. Green be his memory and bless his rest.
A brief appreciation note by Rev. Burton Garrett honors class members for faithful service. Ice cream and cake were served to all. Attendees listed include J. M. Fitzpatrick Earl Eastwood Ralph Homan John Stout Robert Hill Allan Harris Sr Lucian Bredwell Raymond McKibben Fred Shields Roy Jordan Carl Rush Art Meinken Homer Remley visitors Leland Kennedy Kelley Smith Harry Hannah Paul Harrington and Rev B G Garrett.
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