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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1937
Page
5
Numerous visits and hospitality unfold from Springfield to Amelia and Goshen. Residents host friends and relatives from St Louis, Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Mt. Auburn, and more, with graduations and scenic trips noted, including Boy Scouts meetups and church events.
Mr and Mrs Frank McGuire entertained a group including Mrs Hellman Mrs Morgan Mrs Charles McGuire Mrs Nash Mrs George Balzhiser and children and Mr and Mrs Maham last Sunday. Miss Sue Smythe attended a luncheon shower for Miss Norma Villani Walnut Hills Saturday. Olive Branch M E Church hosts an ice cream social and bake sale Saturday June 12. All are welcome. Roy Kuhn visited his parents over the weekend. Mrs Roger Dudley hosted her card club Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Lampe and children visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Sid Curlis.
Mr and Mrs Kelsey of St Louis stay with the Gates family for a few days. Mrs Ann Brotherton and Dorothy trip to Cleveland to bring Lucille Brotherton home from college. Dr Matt and Dr Offutt drive to Williamsburg on business. Mrs Prince of Detroit visits Strimples and calls on friends. Mr and Mrs Storer return from a visit with Mr and Mrs
Mrs. Frank Laub and daughter Florence Ellen attended a Mother and Daughter banquet at Cherry Grove Church on June 2. Mrs. Robert Morgan and her son stay with her mother Mrs. W. E. Allhouser in Columbus. Mrs. Clifford Hyser returns home after two weeks with her mother Mrs. Wm Kruger Oakley. Miss Gertrude Scales of Spears Hospital visits two weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davison.
Mr and Mrs George Davis with niece Florence Laub attended Linwood School closing where Davis serves as principal. Charles Behymer welcomed a baby boy. Elmer Morris hosted Sewing Club. Ernest Laub hosted Mt Moriah Church primary class. Miss June Johnson hosted Vera Berry Marguerite Berry Dorothy Bennett Arthur Davis and son visited George Davis.
The Summerside M E Church Sunday School plans a lawn fete on the church lawn Wednesday June 16. Five primary pupils Betty Rumpke Robert Callahan Alberta Marriott Vincent Yeager and Harold Stevens earned perfect attendance awards.
Seventeen Bethel Re Club members attended the Fedewa event in Amelia on Thursday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Barrets of Indianapolis Mrs Irene Hannah of Peoria and Mrs Belle Hill of Columbus.
The list shows numerous mutual calls and visits as residents travel to Cincinnati Withamsville Reading Miami Cincinnati Brookfield Ind and Pittsburgh to see relatives and attend family or church events. Gloria Garrett marks an eighth birthday with friends while Eunice Pattison goes to Wilmington College for summer term.
A lighthearted note suggests Farley’s recent remarks suffered from heat impact or a missing speech writer, implying the talk lacked sharpness and preparation. The quip reflects on the delivery rather than content.
The Anti-Graft League, an Ohio nonprofit, backs county officials in eradicating slot machines. Highland County on June 1 ordered operators to remove machines within six hours or face indictments. Officials say machines have been removed in Clermont and Ross counties, with a broader state campaign to rid gambling.
The National Safety Council estimates each traffic fatality costs about $50,000, reflecting 35 injury accidents and 150 property damage crashes per fatality. Ohio saw 168 deaths in four months outside municipalities, implying around $8.4 million in economic losses.
Ohio Health Department reports rural residents live longer with twelve centenarians dying last year including Barbara Ellis of Clermont County aged 100 years 6 months 26 days. City dwellers show shorter life. over 14 years 189 centenarians died in Ohio with 64 males and 125 females.
The program will include recreation, assembly and camp fire activities. Camp dates run from July 18 to 29 under the direction of Mr. Grayce Honaker.
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