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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1942
Page
5
Mrs Stella Glover and others visited Mrs Verne Hutson in Mt Washington on Friday. Dozens of local residents vacationed, hosted or visited relatives across Amelia and nearby towns including Hyden Park California Cincinnati and Huntington West Virginia.
Newtonsville notes report 5 attendees at Methodist Sunday school and welcome Rev. Russell for another year. Several residents visit relatives, including Isogene Anstaett from Indianapolis and Floyd Werner moving defense duties to Rochester. A car accident near Cincinnati leaves four dead and three injured. Bill White injured in Bethesda hospital. Ruth Nicholson and Carl Huff wed at Clarksville Methodist Church with attended families.
Naomi Bell Dellia Bell called on Mrs Ed Huheey Wednesday evening. Mrs Will McGuire visited daughter Sunday. Ed Huheey and Jim spent Friday with Mrs Elliott on Shaler Road. Frank McGuire and Seibert families visited near Williamsburg Sunday. Seibert in poor health. Frances Snell weekend with sister Mrs Ralph Wittmeyer Linwood. Numerous visits among Mora Burpett family circle after sudden death. Several couples hosted or visited friends around Merwin Linwood Mt Washington Batavia. Woman's Society of Christian Service plans meeting Thursday afternoon.
PT PLEASANT reports Mr and Mrs Zenas Anstaett and children visiting Owensville for Sunday with the Peetersons. Mr and Mrs Andrew Shackleford announce a Cincinnati home purchase and upcoming move. Miss Marjorie Turner shopped in Cincinnati last Friday. Mr and Mrs Frank Galbreath and son of Cincinnati visited his mother Mrs Jennie.
Announcement from Owensville notes the marriage of Miss Anna Jane Flory to Ha gen Hildebolt on June 5 at Eaton. It also reports the marriage of Miss Betty Brossart to Pvt Paul Yeager at Camp Livingston Louisiana and mentions several local visitors and family gatherings.
Miss Edith Skaats of Felicity spends the summer vacation with Mr. and Mrs. B L Armacost of Point Pleasant, as noted in local classifieds.
Mr Holly George Channell sold his Bethel farm to Mr and Mrs Paul Johnston of Springdale and will take possession at the start of the month. The Channell family plans to relocate to Bethel then. The note mentions social visits, moves, and plans to begin painting and redecorating the church next Monday with dinner provided by the ladies.
Mrs W L Conover celebrated a Sunday birthday with a dinner at Monterey. Guests included her sister and brother in law Harold Shabber and daughter of Mariemont, Robert Kingman of Mt Washington, mother Mrs Charles Meek, Dan Meek and daughter of Goshen, Herbert Meek and Elmer Hill family, and friend Maxine Deeter.
A long list of visitors and weekend guests flocked to Nicholsville for Father’s Day activities honoring G Beckelhymer. Nearby towns show church and Sunday school activity with upcoming meetings in Franklin. Related adds note visits by Lanham, Mayhew, and Preston families across Milford Felicity Mt. Olivet and Bethel areas.
Greenberry M E church held preaching services on July 5. Robert Young and his son Charles visited Mrs Effie Irvin and family. Mr and Mrs Marvin Sprague and Hoy Sprague attended. Mr and Mrs Clarence Stewart of West Carrollton bought Mrs Effie Irvin’s farm. Sunday visitors at the Perry location were recorded.
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Neiheisel and others marked a Lebanon visit to Vearil family. Florence Campbell attended the Women’s Society at Bursdall Chapel. Robert Jester visits Lima Budd family. James Allen spent Monday in Cincinnati. Effie Irvin bought property in Williamsburg. We bid farewell to a good neighbor and wish success in a new life. David Brown Jr visited Batavia with Brown Sr and family. The Stewarts and family hosted several days. Hardy Eveland Homer Ashton and Mary Lou were noted residents in the community.
Edward Smithson and Marion Holmes, once estranged, married at the Methodist church in Knott End England. He is 76 and she 73 as they mark a half century since their quarrel and long awaited reunion.
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