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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
5
Cream owners should deliver to a railroad cream buying station and avoid outsiders taking extra profit. The Tri-State covers transport and guarantees cream against loss in transit. Most patrons keep two cans so they can return empties from prior shipments at the depot.
Mrs. Ed Lindsey visited Cherry Grove with her son’s family. Chester Robinson spent Sunday with parents. Mrs. Davidson and Alice traveled to Cincinnati. Several residents hosted relatives from Norwood, Milford, Batavia, and Cincinnati. Carriers and families enjoyed weekend gatherings and a note that Frank Rapp’s now drive an Overland.
The Columbus Sunday page records residents visiting relatives in Cincinnati Carrollton Ky and Indianapolis with locals in Bethel New Castle Ind and Oxford for commencements and festivals. It notes school events church activities a Ladies' Aid meeting and a funeral with multiple family visits and a hospital operation for Mrs Reed. Catarrh medicine advertisement appears amid local names and migrations.
The passage lists numerous residents and visitors in a regional network. J W Fleming of Chicago spent a week with T W Needham. Eva Long and son from Geneva Indiana visited her father John McBeth. Various other names and households are noted, with short absences and returns to cities like Lynchburg Blanchester and Lexington as families travel to see relatives.
A Saturday night ice cream social will be held at Union Chapel. Mrs Ollie Fenikoee and family from Proctorville Shaler and son are guests. Mr and Mrs Wiers of Cust Corner visited Gere ages and family Sunday.
A parade of visits and gatherings unfolds as Miss Gladys Fesker stays with Mrs. Laura Morgan and Ed Curry visits his mother in Iowa. Numerous hostings include birthday dinners, church socials, and a Friday ice cream social while families plan a June 26 birthday region at W. H. Jones’s home.
Last Thursday a fire broke out at Frank Innis’s house due to a defective flue. The family finished dinner when the blaze started, neighbors rushed to aid, and most valuables were saved. Fire officials noted the scene showed community indifference amid the loss. Lou Hawley and son John, with Mrs Marsh and daughter, spent the evening at Kilby Moyer’s home nearby amid a serious illness in the area.
Donald 56488 is a black Percheron stallion about 16 hands high and weighing 1900 pounds. He has 75 percent breeder proof, registered in the American Breeders and Importers Percheron registry with number 65485. Located at Seyler Bros farm two miles south of Batavia on the Batavia and Bantam pike near Redbridge, terms include 5 dollars to insure a standing colt.
Residents from W H Jones and Sunda ylrandee joined by Lakemire and wife at Five Mile r and Mrs School with their son for a family gathering in New Townsville. Arthur Click and Fay Rust visited Orval Schooley and family in New Townsville. Mr Miller and wife spent Sunday with Hauck family on Deerfield pike. Mrs Dawson called on Mr Miller Sunday evening. Schooley and wife visited Alvie Ansteadt and wife. Walter and Bertha McMullen recently stayed with parents near Monterey as their mother recovers and had a growth removed. John and Stanley Sprague of the city visited hometown relatives Sunday.
Leona Smith visits grandparents in Decatur. Mrs Delmar Harden brings her mother Mrs Richard Creager from Logansport Indiana and daughters Mrs Percy Smith of Portsmouth and Miss Dama Johnson of Dayton. Various visits, church events, and three wedding ceremonies noted. Also a Dallas Texas death reported for twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Walker.
Readable notice announces a July Fourth mule race at AE Ground in Owensville Ohio. No further details on times or entrants are provided.
The M. and Sunday school will hold children’s day services Sunday morning. June 3rd. Visitors include Mrs. Frank Bartlow and daughter from Cincinnati with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gus Howe.
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