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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1934
Page
5
Weekend social events showcase Mrs Rose Brumagen at a Company East End luncheon. Families from Ft Thomas and Cincinnati visit, with Shirley Pollitt and spouse at Gladys Myrick cottage. D. A. R. hosts and speakers attend, and numerous local families attend picnics and church events at Blue Sky Park and Sharon Woods. Several residents attend college commencements and visits, with summer plans noted.
James and William Meeker and Frank Meeker family visited Nicholsville Sunday. Elizabeth Brunk Powell Bateman Power and Roy Powell attended, with Spring Grove Church attendees at Laurel Church for Rev Hoerner's farewell to Maryland. Dorothy Dunn from Denison University stayed with Mrs. Carl Slye. Children's Services drew a large crowd. Nellie Wall remains unwell at Mrs M H Brannen's home.
Ed Ross and his family were entertained to dinner by Walter and others at a Sunday gathering in Rocky Ford.
Bauer and family of Batavia. Emma Garbe spent Thursday in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ross spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weiner of Brazier. Mrs. James Moore entertained her sister from Cincinnati last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Garbe and daughters visited Ed Garbe and family of Goshen last Sunday afternoon. Mary Ross spent several days with her aunt Ella Donovan of Neville.
Miss Edith Gauche attended the Craver-Woodward wedding at Milford Saturday morning. The Field Day meet drew a large crowd with good speaking and an enjoyable day. The Republican Rally at Bethel saw a sizable turnout from this place.
Val Ansteatt and family spent Sunday with Carl Ansteatt at New Tonsville. Mrs. Jennie Cleeman and sister Miss Hanna Hughes of Bethel visited brother J. P. Hughes and family and attended the Field Day meet. Mrs. L. B. Pollock of Eleanor called on friends Tuesday.
Mr John Craver and Miss Sue Woodward of Milford wed at St An drew Church on Saturday morning. A large audience attended the ceremony. The paper lists numerous social visits and family gatherings across Milford and nearby towns over the weekend and includes travel to Cincinnati and attendance at the World’s Fair in Chicago.
A crowded Sunday evening service at the M. E. Church kicked off a flurry of visits and family events across Newtonville. Revelers shared tales of kin from Owensville to Cincinnati while attendees recalled Bud White’s Milford funeral and joined Republican Rally crowds in Bethel.
Friday night June 22 at 8 at M E Church Ladies Aid hosting Tom Thumb Wedding with orchestra music and ice cream and cake. Saturday June 23 at 8 at Bantam Fair Grounds Locust Corner Old Bethel Olive Branch Summerside M E Young People under Rev C W Robins. Sunday June 24 2 PM Township S S Convention at Summerside M E Church. Local notices include visits and birthdays and awards at Miami University eighth grade honors for Lester Jones Dorothy Kellar Loret ta and Rumpke.
Local residents share visits and calls with relatives and neighbors including Miss Mary Warman in Hyde Park and Mr and Mrs J R Johnson. Residents from Gauchen Lorado Plainville Cart h age and Trenton visit, with weekends spent at homes of family and friends.
Mr and Mrs Stomet entertained Julius Rothfuss and wife of Oakley on Sunday evening in their home.
Clyde Rahe and a companion spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs H Bell. The Nash and McBride families were noted visiting relatives and attending funerals. Norman Young and children visited Coontown, Johnsons hosted relatives from Northside and Detroit, and others hosted friends and relatives in Pleasant Ridge and Chattanooga areas.
Amelia reports multiple marriages led by Rev. G W Hazlewood at M E Parsonage with attendants Miss Marie Weaver, Miss Margaret Taylor, Miss Elsie Ireton and Miss Helen Ireton. A funeral for James Garrett is noted, killed by electricity, and a visit by Cincinnati visitors is listed. The piece highlights community ties across Kentucky, West Virginia, and Ohio.
Mrs. Nora Miller and others from PT Isabel visited last Wednesday. Harley went to Washington for a short visit. Families from Portsmouth Cincinnati Reading Milford and Batavia called on various residents. Funeral of Mrs. Brady noted with sympathy. Dorothy and Junior Kinnett spent the week with grandparents in Russellville.
Estate of John Mehl deceased informs administrators, creditors, and heirs that the schedule of debts was filed May 2 1934 and will be heard May 26 1934 at 10 o clock AM before the Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio. C H Woodmansee probate judge Nichols Speidel Nichols attorneys.
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