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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1933

Page

5

Amelia Wedding News and Local Social Roundup

The community notes celebrate the wedding of Miss Virginia Slye and Karl Mattox at the bride's home, with the couple on their honeymoon. A crowded social calendar follows, detailing clubs, visits, teas, and family gatherings across Amelia and nearby towns, with multiple shadings of sympathy and church events.

Local residents host visitors and attend events in Hamlet

A long list of residents and guests fills the Hamlet column with travel, family visits, and social activities. The piece notes relatives and friends from Ohio and beyond gathering for meals, bridge, and celebrations, along with a funeral and a charity event for Amelia baseball uniforms.

Local guests visit families around Nine Mile area

The Season good family and friends spent a week at their summer home. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis visited Cincinnati on Sunday. Miss Dorothy Rapp returned from Cincinnati with her aunt. Mr. Brock and family visited his brother in Amelia. Mr. and Mrs. J. Jennings entertained relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Threm and Emmett Cork and children from Cincinnati.

Amelia Virginia Slye Karl Mattox Geo. Reed Dorothea Pommert Miami University Bridge Club Baptist Church Helen Huntington Mt. Pisgah Church Geo. Hazelwood John Huntington Batavia John Bluefield Berta Reed Amelia Friends Valentine Hamlet the. M.E Hazelwood Annabel Flora G. W. Hazelwood Rodney Reed Stansberry Lima George Livesde Garnet Wakefield Cincinnati Ted Alvin Dorothy Dunn Granville College Neice Lora Wichard Bethel W. A. Williams Gene Lewis Marilyn Jeane Hal Willis Ripley Allie Davidson Pittsburg F. G. Faul Anna Porter Masters Dick George Brannock Dayton, C Chas. A. Brannock Lorena Day Hamersville Ollie Miller Effie. Lloyd Smith Dora Parker Marie Snyder Middletown Effie Leonard Catherine Mefford Baptist Circle Olive Wymer Bertha Ulrey Harry Aultman Xenia C. J. Paeltz John Simcox Georgetown Mildred Fisher Jackson, C D. F J. M. Fitzpatrick Columbus Ann Jordan Joe Kellum Williamsburg Glenn Hill Charles Harris Russel Carr Jim Burke Albert McHenry Dayton Louise Hahn Glenna Mae Marvin Craig Hauck Lowell Denham Cheeseman Kentucky M. E Mt. Pisgah Cain Kenton Alice Gates Lucille Dorothy Brotherton Hough Offutt Dorothy Pommert Helen Edwards Gates Davidson Blanch Hutson I. L. Thompson Ft. Thomas Thompson New Castle Ind Fritz Gates Morris Day Chas Freemyer Mesdames Chas. Houser J. R. Carlisle Frank Ludlow Ms BH Bauer Lindale Nine Mile Ellis Dorothy Rapp Mr. Brock J. Jennings Erwin Threm Emmett Cork

Mt Holly Local News and Obituaries Roundup

Oscar Hartmetz and Marie Henke along with Richard Fritz enjoyed a Sunday motor trip to Ithaca. Dr. Anton Valentine, a well known county veterinarian, died Saturday. burial at Mt. Moriah Tuesday afternoon. Kroger camp No. 2 plans to open for Cincinnati colored children this summer. The Ladies H Circle suspended meetings for hot weather and will host an ice cream social.

Oscar Hartmetz Marie Henke Richard Fritz Ithaca B. L. Peterell Anna Belle Weakley Dayton, Ky Belle Follow Chas, Bennett Madisonville Elva Denham Loyd Walnut Hills Horace Leeds Anton Valentine Mt. Moriah Kroger Cincinnati Albert Channell Marshall Powell Olin Fagin U. B. Church Batavia Glen Swing Covington J. Swing Bethel C. A. Fagin H. Circle

Largest Fenced Ranch at King Ranch in Texas

The King ranch near Kingsville Texas claims the largest fenced ranch in the world covering 1 250 000 acres all fully fenced.

King Ranch Kingsville Texas

Local Social Roundup Figures and Visits

MOSCOW Mike Roush spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Benjamin entertained a number to dinner Tuesday. They all spent the day quitting BE. C. Buchanan has been under the doctor's care the past week. Will Vonheder and wife were Monday afternoon callers. Arthur Keiser left Monday morn ing for Uniontown Pa to represent the Johnston Paint Co. Mayor Osborn and family entertained company over the weekend. Rev Budd preached to the Masons Sunday. The members of the Christian Endeavor visited Calvary for their children's day exercises.

Mike Roush Benjamin BE. C. Buchanan Will Vonheder Arthur Keiser Uniontown Johnston Paint Co Osborn Rev. Budd Masons Christian Endeavor Calvary

Ripley fair grounds chosen for civil conservation camp

The civil conservation corps camp for Brown County will be set up at Stivers Memorial Park the old Ripley fair grounds. Captain H P Hallowell from Camp Shawnee examined sites and favored Stivers Park with no compensation to the owner. About 200 men will live in army tents and work under army regulations, readiness by July 1.

Civil Conservation Corps Brown County Fair Grounds Ripley Stivers Memorial Park H. P. Hallowell Camp Shawnee Scioto County Stivers Park Hallowell Iwos Camp Knox A. P. Cooper

Farmers weigh benefits of cooperative egg marketing in Ohio

Clermont Farm Bureau officials study shows egg prices higher by 2 to 3 cents in government supervised markets. Highland County Farm Bureau began assembling eggs June 5 to pursue cooperative marketing with other counties. Government graded Gateway brand eggs fetch premiums as grocers and hotels trust uniform quality.

Clermont Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Highland County Farm Bureau Cincinnati Highland County W. H. Ford Ohio Gateway

Breech-Loading Shotguns and Spine Posture in Health and History

The article discusses spine health and the impact of poor posture on organs and breath. It notes Casimir Lefaucheux's 1886 breech loading shotgun design and its hinge down barrel concept still used by many makers. Ancient graves in Germany reveal 4000 year old grain remains and artifacts now in Schneidemuhl museum. The Burmese view a white elephant as a symbol of sovereignty, with kings seeking it as a sign of legitimate rule. loss to enemies negates the omen.

Casimir Lefaucheux Schmiertau Germany Flatow Schneidemuhl

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