Clermont County Personal Points and Pertinent Paragraphs
Clermont County reports a roundup of personal notices and pertinent paragraphs from all sections. The compilation highlights individuals, events, and local details across agencies.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1892
Page
5
Clermont County reports a roundup of personal notices and pertinent paragraphs from all sections. The compilation highlights individuals, events, and local details across agencies.
Columbus visitors and town residents appear in a string of brief notices. Bertha Holmes and Blanche Atchley host and visit. Thomas Patterson buys property. Miss Mary Homan dies aged 63. Victor Shumard marries Ida Lewis in Macon Georgia. T. F. Foster and Rev. Harmon conduct services. many residents attend church events, sales, and entertainments. new store openings and local movements are noted.
William Weaver visited Bethel friends Sunday. Nicholas Reinhardt, longtime county resident, was buried at Carmel cemetery. Uncle Isaac Armacost celebrated his 87th birthday with family and friends. W E Nichols became the new storekeeper and prepared stock. George White moved to Gates Dixon farm. Wilber Light was buried last Saturday. Eli Gabriel returned home after visiting Daniel Bohl.
Messrs. A. P. Ordway & Co. sent three dozen Sulphur Bitters to the Catholic home for the aged, praised by the directors and inmates. Other items note spring plowing, visits, new moves, scarlet fever illness, la grippe cases, a memorial service for Bennie and Eva Barrow, and a dance at R Pate's.
The advertisement claims Dora Swaynes Sement relieves intense nocturnal itching and bleeding. It promises ulceration healing and tumor removal with a 50 cent price from Dr Swayne Son Philadelphia. Local notes mention changes in Crosstown church leadership, a visit from William Ireton, and forecasts of spring construction and Crosstown suburb potential.
An advert promises Dr King’s New Discovery will relieve throat lung and chest ailments including consumption bronchitis and asthma with guaranteed results or money back Trial bottles are offered at local drug stores. The rest of the text notes local movements social visits church meetings sick lists and community notices in Lindale Batavia Williamsburg and New Richmond.
Transacting business in Falmouth John Wade and Lew Manning are the leading figures. Rev. John Wilson resigns due to ill health and will be replaced at the next conference session. Calvary hosted quarterly meetings presided by J. W. Mason. Population adds four souls per Dr. K A Montjar. Sneak thieves steal goods from Robert Norris and Emanuel Keller. John Wade and his companion plan to move to Cincinnati for work. Prof. C G Buntin ends Aspen Grove school and plans to relocate to Columbus. Mrs. N J Thompson visits her mother Mrs. Sarah Sapp while others relocate or visit.
An assortment of items covers remedies touted by Belt & Bar r, local lodge ambitions for the Knights of Pythias, new halls, address-change notices, move details, and social visits. The column also runs a brief note on Soma in ancient Hindu worship and modern claims of Swift Specific for diseases, plus local announcements about people, arrivals, sales, and a Batavia planing mill offering grinding services.
H. Fagin and family head to Moscow to manage a large farm while Thomas Norris and family relocate there. Numerous local movements including sales, church events, illnesses, and social visits mark a busy period with community life centered in Mt. Holly and Bethel.
A flurry of social visits and relocations fills New Richmond and nearby towns. Residents and guests from Batavia, Cincinnati, Newport, Portamouth, and Neville drop by for gatherings, church events, and family stays as Newsburg reports show neighbors exchanging visits and plans for summer stays.
C E Smith and scholars observed Washington's birthday. The daughters of Son Joseph Leeds reached San Francisco in safety where their parents reside. Mr and Mrs Philip Aultman visited old friends ahead of moving near Felicity. Albert and Lon Fenner farm this season. E Q Crane and lady visited relatives Saturday and Sunday. Mrs F Bundal and Mrs Sroaf slowly recover. John Bowers of New Hope visits then plans to move with his parents to Olive Branch. Eva Hulick visits J F Hitch. Mr and Mrs B F Moyer and S Dial attend quarterly Amelia meeting. Abbie Crane visits Mt Holly.
Edenton and nearby towns report new arrivals as Rev. Lucas and Manville Lyons welcome two girls. Thomas Hudson moves to the Kelsay property with his family. Several residents join Oddfellows in Morrow, Warren Whitacre and Miss Sarah Little wed and plan to live in Monroe. Nearby, Newt Kelsey visits from Evansville and Mrs. Rachel Twitchell visits relatives. The community notes school closings for illness, moves to Madisonville and Dayton, a funeral for John Coombs, and the death of Lewis Asher born in 1850 in Prussia. A house fire near Mrs. Layman destroys a home, Osborn Morris relocates to Mt. Echo, and multiple families shift farms and residences. Births include a son to G. W. However and wife Will Jameson guest.
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