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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1936
Page
5
Local column records numerous social visits and gatherings. Guests from Cincinnati and Charleston visit area families. extended travels to Florida and Miami University events noted. bridge clubs meet. a Tom Thumb wedding is announced for June 26. local residents attend hospital surgeries, dinners, and ballgames. several relocations and family arrivals are listed.
Miss Anna Sullivan returns home from a city visit. Mrs. Baker hosts Cincinnati friends Sunday. Shirley Walker visits Mrs Milded Rue. Mrs Katherine Rose spends Sunday at her Summer home. Evalyn Sullivan and son Glenn visit the city. Glen Esteball team regrets Sunday loss at Owensville.
In Clermont County Ohio an order of sale issued by the Common Pleas Court will auction multiple tracts of land in Goshen Township. The sale on Saturday July 18 1966 at 2 p.m. will describe five parcels totaling about 127 acres, once owned by James F. Stouder and Emma J. Stouder and heirs of James Stouder, with portions formerly held by Robert Anderson and Henry Gibbs estates.
Buick prices begin at 765 dollars in Flint with easy terms, a few extra dollars weekly enough to rise above the lowest price class. Local notices mention visits by various residents to relatives and friends, along with weekend social activities and family trips to Coney Island and Cumberland Tennessee.
Sheriff Garland G Auxier offers real estate at public auction described as fifth tract of land conveyed to James F Stouder with appraisal at 6000 dollars and cash terms. Newtonsville social notes record dinners and visitors including Rev Geis and Lieut Marsh with local households hosting Peggy Glancy and friends.
Mary Buerkle spent a week with daughter in Milford. Schobert family and Burdsal with Rev. Fox group. Favret family hosted children and grandchildren. Rosa Brown Stelzer buried from St Louis church. Earl Ridings visited Craver aunt. M Boggs home from hospital improved. Quin Legros visited parents from Marietta. Chas Woodruff now in Columbus. Louise Covall visiting relatives. Boggs family from La Rue visited. Louise McAfee hosted Lucille Haskell shower. Craver couple visited Cincinnati. M E Church council meeting set for June 25 with ice cream refreshments and a neighbor church program.
PT Isabel and John Wendle spent Sunday at Coney Island. Rev and Mrs Zimmerman entertained family from Jeffersonville and Springfield. John Trees of Utopia visiting Ka McCullough. Jean Phillips of Cincinnati stayed with the Simon sisters. Funeral of George McNulty at Hickory Ridge attended by Sarah, John Hawk, and L J Lemar. Kermit Boothby and family from Cincinnati visited Collier. Wayne Johnson with grandparents at Salt Air. Relatives from Middletown and Laurel visited Mary Bolender. Bible School continues at Congregational Christian Church. Sick list includes Mrs Josephine Collier and Mrs Alma Linville. Robert Little of Felicity spent Monday with Wayne Preston.
Glen Est and Royal Smythe and families visited H. B. Smyth at Claude Roberts and family hosted by Will Meguire. Charles Fiseel and Geo Nedderman were at Phil Spurry's. Sue Smythe hosted the 500 club. Bud and Mrs Rumbaugh of Detroit visited Ervin Avey. R A Hoffman and wife entertained over the weekend. Ervin Avey and family plus Norman and guests spent Sunday at Buckeye Lake. Mrs Mel Larson and daughter and Fred Haspel called on H B Smythe. Mr and Mrs Wm Jacok were surprised by relatives for their 80th anniversary. Mrs Chas Workman and daughter guests of Wm Jacck.
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