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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
5
A roundup of neighbors visiting relatives in Bethel Vernon and Norwood with mentions of Mrs. Hill Ely and other local families. Also an Ohio Farmers Insurance agent noted in Bata, plus an advertisement touting Hall’s Catarrh Medicine promising cure for deafness through blood action with a money back claim and free circulars.
Sunday gatherings span numerous families as Mr. and Mrs. Chas Davis host guests from Ontario to Kentucky. Relatives visit from Augusta Ky to Felicity and Amelia, with Rob Collard and others joining for weekend stays. A Young Ladies circle met at Mrs Shields. Monday Bible study and a township Sunday school convention are noted.
Mt Holly residents share visits and social happenings. Eldora Stickle and daughter Elanor visited Mrs Fred Topie. families in Clarksburg Van spent time with Mrs Viola Alrey. Ed Wolf and wife escaped a carriage crash with minor injuries. Various gatherings, trips to Shade and Twin B areas, and forthcoming wedding chatter conclude the county notes.
Sunday visitors include Chas Long and family of Hillsboro Chas Ooate and family of Madisonville at Cliff Longs Mrs Pogue and wife in the city at Clark Meeks and Kestle Pringle and family at Hillsboro Walter White and family at Jacob Swarts Bel fast and several other families. A burglary Sunday night robbed Culbertson home of Frank Nedham jewelry. Mrs George Randall of Milford visited her sister here recently Ada Roudebush attended Granville commencement. Local notes mention Rickey visiting with her sons Ben Clemons bought the Jones place Molli Bolver of city visited J W Ashburn this week.
Fragmentary local item mentions a casualty or medical event at Woodland Park Owensville with an operation likely for relief of pain and plans to spend time at a nearby ground. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
J N Judd and wife spent the weekend with their son and family in Dayton. Various locals attended the Eastern artich and neighbors were visiting, with many residents noting road improvements and family moves.
Sunday gatherings featured Wayne Garrard his wife and son from Sterling with Frudd family visiting Missivile. Mee Will Brown spent a day in the city with Rachel Monerbon and Mise Josephine eAtogan. Warden Kni eel Z of Logland hosted Wm White and wife and other families for cake and music. Local residents from Owenville and Batavia attended a First class music and dancing platform on the Fourth of July eve.
Those who gathered honored a father with a noon table of good food and music in the front yard. Verney Schooley and relatives visited as Misses Anna Marsh attended an Eastern Star reunion in Bethel. Mrs. Jean Hill’s family called on Hagameyer kin while Snider recovers in a Detroit hospital.
Madison area residents attend balls games visits and family gatherings. Frequent names include August Brown Henry and family Mrs J P Lange Rosa Miller Lottie Blanchard Deam and Joseph Hines with Gleneste events and upcoming Raymond Blick wedding plans. Community members share news of illnesses engagements and travel in this bustling social roundup.
Sveree Tavera and daughter from Norwood spent a few days with Cross and family. Several local residents, including Mr and Mrs T E Mattox and families, hosted visits with kin from Amelient Suaney and Kentucky. A convention was postponed to a later date and a Japan trade note appeared. A humorous remark about a city visit and travel by train closes the column.
Relatives and friends from New Richmond Columbus and Batavia Ohio gathered at the home of Me and A Bo Robinson to celebrate a fifteenth birthday with a joyful surprise. Families from nearby towns joined the event and shared a pleasant time together.
Multiple properties listed on a Batavia Ohio pike near schools stores and churches. 85 acre farm with house barn chicken house fruit cow barn silo corn crib and level to rolling land. price around 5000 with 2500 cash. Several 3 to 5 room houses with barns and outbuildings priced from about 1700 to 2800 and tied to cash payments. Includes country store and ice business opportunities. bank A C Miller Building Batavia Ohio contact number 113.
Probate notice announces appointment of Liam D. Qualia and other heirs in the estate of Ealie Beaperate, Clermont county. The document, filed June 1021, lists Clarence N. Young as Probate Judge and Eli H. Speidel as attorney with June 204 as date.
A local notice from a country store reports the passing of Mr Credit, praising his generosity and service. The message wishes peace and ends with a cash phrase, reflecting a humorous obituary style in the Boston Transcript.
A mule race in Owensville Ohio ends in a fatal accident. Officials say the horse is dead and rescuers responded to the scene. Spectators report a chaotic moment as the event paused for safety checks and emergency services.
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