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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
5
Winter brings memories of snow filled evenings and village life along the R. F. D. with horse plows and family gatherings. A lighthearted anecdote follows about Olie Manning losing his false teeth on a Ripley trip and recovering them with help from Howard Disher.
Laurel residents hear a 6:30 p m church supper followed by a 7:30 quarterly meeting with Rev Parker in charge. Sympathy sent to Ava Cantor on Jess King’s death. Christ Stroub and wife marked 42nd anniversary with a family dinner. Ed Bainum ill, Ida Mae Mueller hospitalized. Russell Simmons visited Shrine Circus. Mason Igo moving to a new Laurel home. Mary Ann Corbin stayed with grandparents in Bethel.
Mr and Mrs John Garrison of Bethel RFD 3 marked their 50th at the Felicity farm home of their son John Garrison. Mr and Mrs James Johnson celebrated their 50th at their home February 19 with a dinner. Harold Wahl and John Myers family returned from Florida. Otis Myers observed his 80th birthday with a dinner. L M Broadwell, recently struck in a hit and run, remains at home. Farmer's Institute set for March 2 and 3 in the School Auditorium. Fred Wayts bought Gordon Lanham's business. he had owned it before selling.
Sunday visitors at David Hawks included his brother Hoadley Hawk wife and children. Notes mention calls from John Geesner Mrs George Sherman Art Meyers and other local residents with several health updates and a birth announced February 18.
Mt Pisgah Embroidery Club invites members to a meeting with Mrs Art Cornell as hostess. Week-end visitors included Mr and Mrs Walter Hopkins and their guests, the brother and sister in law from Anderson Indiana.
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