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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1926

Page

5

Social Notes From Stonelick and Gernon Families

Harry Patchell and family hosted dinner. Isaac Leaf and wife of Milford visited Sunday. Fred Loup and family spent Sunday with the Borges. Aug Bilz and wife visited Draver and family. Lawrence Ragland left for summer school at Oxford. Chas Worst and family with Mrs. O Carpenter. Frank Judd and family visited Parle. Belle Patchell and Mrs Batchell spent Sunday with Milton Oudehbush at Newtonsville. Frank McDonaughy and Frank Judd and wives were in town last week. Preaching at Baptist church Sunday July 11 at 7:30 pm. Jennie Snell received a miscellaneous shower June 19. Jennie married an alcoholic, Edna Rohere and Gerald Snell attended. They were married in Mulberry then Covington housekeeping. The Snell couple is the eldest daughter and son of Mr and Mrs James Snellan. Carlier and family of Fayetteville visited Thalman. Chandler now drives a new Ford Sodan.

Stonelick Gernon Harry Patchell Isaac Leaf Milford Fred Loup Aug Bilz Ilfor Draver Wns Huetches City Oar Binning Ie Pee Lawrence Ragland Oxford Chas, Worst O. Carpenter Frank Judd Parle Belle Patchell Kda Batchell Milton Oudebush Newtonsvil Frank McDonaughy Retty Ehilemonin Chure June Avigi Perintoyen Tor Ing Fine Gus Ker Carper Brgess Jarves Carrs Baptist Church Jennie Snell Jennie Edna Rohere Gerald Snell Mulberry Covington James Snellan Henry Ins Chas Carlier Bayetteville Thalman Chandler Hamlet Smith Coslett E. Huling Jas Carlisle Jim Smith V. Coesi Chester’ Smith J. Herrmann G. T. Fox Kelly’s Farm Hahn Wilson Hahn Fannie Fagley Toledo Offutts Mesdames Haase Henry Haase Leeds Fox Dolen Lungmus Ludlow Felicity Hursday Harry Evers John Hoffminister Oakley Hummel’s Mary Lee Houser Philthea Cincinnati Fred Warren M. Edwards Witt, Ill Hargitt Belle Kirgan Cleveland Larkin Fannie Houser Surry Neva Williamsburg Chas. Smith’s Mattie Waits W. E. Ware Tillie VanHorn Geo. Donley Modest Fannie Ruth Turner Hartwell K. T. VanCamp Hyde Park Emma Tuck Ephriam Linsing Elenor Rey James Owensville Irs J. E. Townsley Linwood Sarah Stouder Woodland Park Charlie Umford Elza Culbertson A. W. League Alice Prickett LaGrange Ill Aubie Bigham Lebanon Paul Jordan Elza Culvertson Chas. Elmore Norwood Cliff Long Henry Strawhover West Carrolton Rogers Rev. James Howard Brooks Renner Goshen J.W. Washburn Boggs Harry Losey

Unclear Historic Local Event Report

Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Friday incident involving Dr Le of Oilled and a person named Mr Trously, with mention of Bloom Rose on Monday. Details are unfinished, names may be misspelled, and the exact event and location are not fully legible.

Crosstown Dr. le Trously Bloom Rose

Local Social Notes and Meetings In Williamsburg Area

Little Miss Caroline Stewart of Dayton visited her aunt Maggie Glaney last week. The Community Local will meet at KP hall in Williamsburg Thursday night. Mr. Cockrell of WW is spending days with his brother. R 8 Wise and wife of pear Monterey were guests of W A Ireton. Abe Malott and wife of Greenberry with George Slade and family were guests of Mr. Glancy. Mrs. H W McMullen visited friends in Batavia and Perintown. Snyder and family spent days with Mrs. Belle Malott. Cecil Heffner and wife of Williamsburg were callers. Friends learned of the passing of L F Hulick of Oxford last week.

Caroline Stewart Dayton Maggie Glaney Hall Williamsburg Cockrell W. W Wise Pear Monterey W. A. Ireton Abe Malott Greenberry George Slade Mr. Stewart Glancy H. W. McMullen Batavia Perintown Snyder Belle Malott Cecil Heffner L. F. Hulick Oxford E. R. Beck B. F. Swing Allen Harris H. B. Floyd Crane Hast Fork Fannie Fagaly Toledo Millicent Bratton Olin Maxfield Lewis Tatman Salt Air Will J. Swing Will Simpson Louise Hahn Wilson Walnut Hills Mesdames Geo. Maxfield Bert F. Swing Chas F. Davis Milford Bessie Slade Morrow, O Geo. Shields Scott Wilson Norwood P. E. Wilson Andy Dean Cincinnati Mary Shinkle Ruth B. H. Wilson Lexington George Halse Kentucky Queen Tillman Jessie Kubagh Forestville Will Tillman Edna Hines Wesley Fee Manda, O Rob Elbrecht Detroit Mich Robert Huggins Evans Chas. Knost Flora Huggins Hattie Pucket Portemouth R. M. Huggins Della Hughes Leo McWilliam Ruth Ann Rowe Greenfield Taylor Codling Everett Will Anstead John Mildred Mason Orval Schooley Rust Harry Livengoon Belle Campbell Samuel Hughes Maple Grove Lippert Marie College Corner South Carolina Richmond Indiana Howard Lippert W. H. Jones Golda Kathryn Burdsall Chapel Miss Hazel Jones Lowa Barbara Lakemire Beile Theney Five Mile Hazel Slye Owensville Will City Ganrant Mules Ands Lon Goff

Marathon and Hamlet Social Roundup From Local Families

Numerous visits and gatherings mark a busy period as residents from Cincinnati and nearby towns host relatives and friends. The notes record fairs, picnics, church events, and travel to Dayton, Norwood, Lexington, and Milford with many names and cross-town connections.

Died in a Fall a Local Resident Frank Pfausier

Frank Pfausier died Friday from a fall from a cherry tree. He had boarded with Mr. and Mrs. Crawford after his wife's death. He was a beloved, cheery man from foreign birth with a mother in Germany, and his funeral was held Monday at the Presbyterian church.

Frank Pfausier Phausier Crawford Germany Switzerland Presbyterian Church Stanley Frazier Spencer Walker Kathryn Ellis Charles Ellis J. H. McNutt Cincinnati Loveland Riley McAdams Walter Curry New Richmond F. Prigge Madeira J. E. Jackson Westwood 5. H Davis Ezra Ansteadt Sons of Columbus J. F. Knight Ruth McNutt Dick” Atchley Pauline McAdams Amanda Griggs Anna Dennis W.C. Jenkins Indianapolis Williamsburg James Glancy Harvey Jenkins Afton

McMahan Blanche Smith Visits City During Weekend

Miss Blanche Smith spent Sunday in the city. Adolhaumann visited over the weekend with the Smith family. Katie Braun is spending weeks with her and her family. Fred Motser called on Mort Smith and family Sunday evening. Fred Motzer has been on the sick list this last week.

McMahan Blanche Smith Adolhaumann Ector Katie Braun Fale Ly Ricks BreeBee Family Fred Motser Mort Smith Family Sun Fred Motzer

Otto Wheatly and Motzer families visit Sunday

Otto Wheatly and family called on Fre Motzer and family Sunday. Miss Blanche Whitt returns home for a Detroit vacation. Else Motzer was in Amelia Friday afternoon. Vernon Whitt is driving a new Ford, observed in the area.

Otto Wheatly Fre Motzer Blanche Whitt Detroit Mich Else Motzer Amelia Vernon Whitt

Laying Hens Poultry Advice From Ohio State University

Ohio State University poultry specialists outline an early summer program for laying hens. They advise balanced mash with milk, evening grain feeding, early marketing to fetch better prices, roost checks, culling and broody hen management, mite control with coal tar disinfectant and fluoride treatment, and maintaining pasture to keep chicks strong and resistant to illness.

Ohio State University

Corn Cultivation Not Worth It When Weeds Are Gone

Ohio farmer F E Eichelberger saved cost by skipping a third cultivation after a University of Ohio pamphlet said weed control is the main reason for cultivation. Experiments across 28 states show no yield difference between cultivated and weed-free plots. roots can be damaged by cultivation. He still yielded 120 bushels per acre with two cultivations, one of the state’s top finishes.

Ohio F. E. Eichelberger Fayette County University At Columbus Illinois Eichelberger

First print shop in London and rare Lamb cottage sale

The item notes John Letton as London’s first printer. It reports Charles Lamb's cottage near Edmorton selling at auction for about $4,000. Other brief items include a sleeper walking five miles in Australia and a church meeting adjournment led by Rev. Edmund Burdgall.

London John Letton Lamb Charles Lamb Edmorton England Schwab Edmund Burdgall Seo’y

County Board of Visitors Reports on Jail and County Home

The County Board of Visitors meeting June 11 1926 at the Probate Court reported the sheriff Croswell home and jail neatly kept but needed repairs including repapering painting plumbing and a new bath tub. They praised County Home care by Superintendent Anstead and family noting new floor coverings a motor for the separator and a boiler. recommended a mowing machine and ditch cleaning and urged a new barn for farm use. They also discussed boarding homes and mothers pensions and reviewed farm management including livestock crops and tobacco.

County Board of Visitors Anstead Grace Bartlow Felicity Ansteatt McCulloch Patton Taylor Rer Loveland Milford Bethel Owensville Williamsburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Uhr Bale J. F Williamsburg, O Williamsburg, Ohio Bantam Fair Ground Peerless Creamery Company East Front St Phone Batavia the Peerless Creamery Co WM. G. H. Rabe, Pres International Correspondence Schools 6Th and Vine Sts Cincinnati, O Neal Cliff Cramer Ben Kirskadden Marion McFeeters W. F. Fomorin J. W. Snell Monterey Don Predmore Pittsburg Sarah Joseph T. W. Needham Robert Genet Paul Badelay Lawrence Neal W.F. Fomorin Mrs. Holland L. J. Meek Edenton Ralph Higgins Akron Dataseee Fayetteville Lydia Clemons Clara Dimmitt Grandma Stouder Dora Dumford Newtonsville Gladys Dimmitt Pleasant Hill Lars Doughman Chester Hall John Hall William Roudebush Decatur, Ill Frank D.A. Anderson Maude Roy Williams Norma Ruthaford Price Hill Frank Dimmitt John Haywood Jake Fawley Will, Steward Galloway Virginia Rounds Marathon St. Louis Church Darrell Marshall Blanche Jom Jones Eon Jr A. P. Buerkle James Favret Nyece Arnold Hamilton Ralph Schultz Walnut Murray Thug India M.K Titus F. A. Ir and Son Nt FoesHlarton Mi Riemont Marsohn Braver Mise Julia Nigh Carlitas Buenos Aires 5.A James Ombs Anna Hypes Combs This Biller al Juane Pane Peeter Odoms Hyd Ella Turner Paris Elizabeth Fomorin Flintina Carnovski Staty Australia Clermont County A. G. Bagby Edmund Burdsall Maud Taylor Welfare Association
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