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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
8
Batavia community news and notices from Clermont Courier dated June 19 1985. Local visits include Cadet Geoif Himes and several Batavia residents visiting relatives in Ohio and Kentucky. Births, illnesses, farm for sale, lawn fete fundraiser and church notices are reported along with local资产 about cows for sale and historical local events.
Miss Thelma Cooper and John Franklin Silver wed at 4 30 p m Saturday afternoon in Amelia at the bride’s house. A Miscelaneous shower honored Miss Cooper the prior evening. Local social activity noted includes visits, bridge dinners, and travel plans for Miss Julia Glover sailing to North Africa on June 20.
Mrs Edna Frost and baby visited Beth el with A A Browning family. Lola Ireton stayed with the Bishops at Mason. William and Mrs Smith of Laurel called on Laura Nichols. Swartz and Nancy Lee with Lloyd Perrine visited Moscow. Rev Zimmerman hosted Springfield relatives. Aubrey Armacost of Lauvel visited the Bargers. Bolender returned home after visiting Middletown. Grace Kidd stayed with Carl Dean at Salt Air. Zimmerman and Velma Pingle left for Defiance. Rev John King preached at Bethel C C Church to an attentive audience. A H Hook and sister from Higginsport were weekend guests of the Armacosts and attended Sunday services. Sunday visitors included Rosa Barger, Mary Donaldson, Vola Bee, Joe Hesler, William Wooster, Jed Woodruff, Della Rural, and Ray Marksberry. A youth play last Wednesday was a success. Kinnett and wife Lillie and Margaret Hiatt visited Henry Yockey near Eastwood. Kinnetts spent Sunday at New Richmond with George Schwab. Noah Pruer and Lula Manning were hosted by Charles and Jennie Fancher Sunday. Henry Massner and Cincinnati friends visited William Fancher.
County Agricultural Agent E B Baugh announces next Tuesday, June 25, as the annual 4-H Club Day at Coney Island. Clermont and several district counties will participate with reduced rates for members and leaders, covering concessions and swimming.
Miss Alice Hobson of Cincinnati enjoyed Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs James Hobson. The Misses Clara Irma and Mel venna Slater and Lucille Hobson visited Goshen and were joined by J B Ireton and family of Evans ton and Harold Predmore of Hillsboro at the Predmore home. Cliff Brunk and wife of Cincinnati visited the Monjar home and Irma and Clara Slater spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Alice Hobson and Mr and Mrs Jay Campbell of Fay.
Emma Jones Frazier of near Bethel Ohio died June 12, 1935 aged over 75. She married Dick Frazier in 1880 and had two sons Freddie and Russell. Widowhood followed Freddie’s 1908 death. She was devoted to the Methodist Church and her family, often visiting nearby churches and helping others. She lived with her son Russell in recent years, endured blindness for two years, and left many relatives and friends.
Neighbors and friends are thanked for sympathy and kindness after the death of Mrs. Emma Frazier. Russell Frazier and family praise Brother Browning and Mrs. Alice Smith and share poetic lines about loss, faith, and reunion. They express peace in heaven and God’s comfort.
Sunday visits and gatherings appeared across Fayetteville and nearby towns. Families including the Moyers Christie Shuberts and Mulloys hosted or traveled with relatives from Cincinnati Middletown and Edenton. Visitors from Cincinnati also spent Sunday evening with the Christies and Stamm vacationed with Cincinnati relatives.
The notice extends sympathy to Rev and Mrs Stitzel on the death of her mother in Troy and to Mrs Addie Meyer on her brother Charles Dale's death in Goshen. It reports the wedding of Stanley Sutton in Columbus and notes recovering illness of Mabel McCormick and sick list names including Wm Burdsall Jr Mrs Addie Meyer Mrs Harley Price and Mr Lee Hill. Visitors at Herbert McCormick’s included Mr Amos.
Southers Helena L. wife of Forrest Southers of 209 Quarry St New Richmond died June 12 age 28 Funeral at T P White Sons Saturday Rev Garrett Interment Watkins Hill Cemetery Gray Elmer son of the late Mr and Mrs Louis Gray formerly of New Richmond died June 13 at Ida Rogers home 1567 Baymiller St Cincinnati Funeral from T P White Sons Mt Washington and service at residence Interment Green Mound Cemetery New Richmond Vogt Fannie A nee Colt widow of John Vogt Summerside died June 16 in her 76th year Funeral services from Summerside M E Church June 20 Mt Moriah Cemetery
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