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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1936

Page

5

Hamlet Sunday School Dinner Set In Amelia Auditorium

The Hand and Hand class of the Baptist Sunday school in Amelia hosts a dinner next Saturday at 5 o'clock in the school auditorium. Alice Gates attended Miss Ruth Wiggins' bridge party in Batavia Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ringel ill at home in Amelia. Stanley Ringel presided at the Amelia Masonic lodge and led the funeral of Albert Channel at Bantam Presbyterian church. Mrs. Ford entertained the Hamlet bridge club Friday. Albert and Mrs. Mauch welcomed a new son born Thursday night. Clarence Coslett and family visited the city to see Jim Kilgore.

Baptist Sunday School Amelia Boc Alice Gates Ruth Wiggins Batavia Wm. Ringel Stanley Ringel

Local Club Socials and Visits Highlight Week

The 8. and C. club met Thursday at Mrs. Lorna Laycock’s home. Mrs. Mabel Arewine visited Mrs. Anna Henning at Hennings Mills. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Britton returned after several weeks in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. N J. White hosted the 500 club Tuesday. Maggie Hauck visiting relatives at Covington Newtown and Terrace Park. TAC gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Britton’s. Clarence Martin and wife of Macon were guests of Henry Busch who is ill. Mrs. Jessie Brigg hosted her club Wednesday afternoon. Fred Lank and wife guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Smith. A birthday party was held Saturday night at Kirkpatrick’s home. W N Spyder and family visited W. Davidson and son Artie.

Lorna Laycock Mabel Arewine Anna Henning Hennings Mills H. L. Britton Florida N J. White Maggie Hauck Covington Newtown Terrace Park H Brit

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Birth Report

A Clark County set of social notes records A I Iven and wife of Glendale visiting Chas Legros and wife for a bank stockholders meeting. Ed Steward and Mrs Sarah Taylor visited a cousin in Riverside Cincinnati. Born to Roy Miller a baby boy February 29. Miss Viola Vinson Madeira and Miss Thelma Snyder visit Batavia friends. Other short visiting notes include Howard Pierce Loveland tending a sick mother and Marie Dore calling on friends.

Glendale Chas. Legros Madisonville Sarah Dunham Douthit Ed Steward Sarah Taylor Riverside Drive Cincinnati Marie Dore City Friends Howard Pierce Loveland Roy Miller Viola Vinson Madeira Ben Snyder Sven Lagros New Matamore’s Thelma Snyder Batavia John Apgar Lou Smith Mary Buerkle Perry Groves

Local Social Roundup From Germantown to Hartman

Mrs. McCullum died Sunday at her home near Hartman. Guests include B. E. Curlis of Germantown with Ralph Curlis, Miss Clara Steward with Miss Helen Coombs in Carthage, Clyde Lewis moving to Batavia, Harold Predmore and family visiting Hillsboro relatives, Mrs. Cora Johnson with Mary Schumard, Miss Alice Hobson with home folks, Geo. Holland hosting Karl Miller and wife, Howard Smith of Columbus visiting locals.

B. E. Curlis Germantown Ralph Curlis Clara Steward Helen Coombs Carthage Clyde Lewis Batavia Harold Predmore Hillsboro McCullum Hartman Cora Johnson Mary Schumard Alice Hobson

Real estate transfers and wills highlighted in court document

Listing of multiple land transfers in Union Jackson Tate Pierce Goshen Batavia Stonelick Monroe and Miami among others with phrasing like to and from various individuals. Wills noted for Sarah Anna Walker Elizabeth Walker and Mary Clara Smythe plus George W Reedy estate bequeathed to wife Mary Reedy.

Wim, M Effie Norris Edith Rowland Jackson Two Morgan Vance Stella Beeler Union Two Lillie Ritchie H. M Wheeler Luna Tackett Jackson Edward Griffith Ernest Harry May Stump L. T. Hussey Loveland Marie Lichtkopfer Robert Uricho Batavia Cora Reinhardt Calb Emma Grouch Tate Myrtle Hendrixson Leroy Trees Samuel Wilson Walter Bee Johpn Rundo Milan Pawlovich Union Harry E Hutson F. L C. H. Shields Bethel Harvey R. Fagin W. W. Rubin Monroe Emma Morgan Hair Elsie Koerkel Miami Owensville B. & L. Co Patty Varian Salman Stonelick Lorena Demaris Sophia Black New Richmond Ella L. Hansell Lucille Hughes Owensville Sarah Anna Walker Elizabeth A. Walker Mary Louise Kern Marjorie Peet Penn A. Walker Elizabeth Walker Mary Clara Smythe Rose M. Hasprel Geo. W. Reedy Buford Afton Mary Reedy

Social and club gatherings fill Hamersville week

Local residents attend clubs and visits across Hamersville with Mrs. Laura McGahan hosting, Miss Dora Parker and Mrs. Ruby Adams leading meetings, and summaries of Sunday dinners and guests. Notable visitors include Mrs. Ida Hill, Mrs. Fannie Grover, and Miss Annabelle West, with travel from Cincinnati and Columbus.

Community Mourns Two Local Deaths on Sunday

On Sunday March 8, two neighbors Mr A Boys and Mrs Fran cis Glasier died. The community offers sympathy to both families. Nearby movements include Miss Loraine Heiser visiting Cincinnati, Mrs Christine Beckman returning from Cincinnati, and Mr Clyde Acton with Mr C M Cox. Warren Custer of Hyde Park attended to local property matters. The Friendly Circle of the M E Church met at Mrs Emma Gates. Mrs Hill visited Cincinnati. Prof Meranda and high school boys attended a basketball game in Cincinnati Friday night.

A. Boys Francis Glasier Loraine Heiser Cincinnati Christine Beckman Clyde Acton Dayton, C C. M. Cox Warren Custer Hyde Park M. E. Church Emma Gates Hill Meranda

Mt Carmel Protective Association to Meet at Grange Hall

The Mt. Carmel Protective Association will hold a meeting at the Grange Hall on Saturday March 14 at 2 p m All members are urged to attend. Mrs Frank Nash and daughter Dorothy Richard Cameron and Mrs Cleve Sticksel of Newtown attended the wedding of Miss Ruth Vogt and Mr Clifford Brown of Pleasant Ridge last Thursday evening with Dorothy as a bridesmaid. Mr and Mrs F M Johnson and son Meader attended the evening reception Rev G Schmitz of Hyde Park visited Mrs John Aicholtz also Miss Rose Vogt and Geo Aicholtz of Newtown visited her last week. Mrs John Aicholtz spent Thursday with Mrs Stuebbe and Elsie Heitman of Willowville. Miss Onivada Hutchinson and Mrs John Aicholtz spent Monday in Bastavia.

Mt. Carmel Son Meader G. Schmitz Hyde Park John Aicholtz Rose Vogt Geo. Aicholtz Newtown Stuebbe Elsie Heitman Willowville Onivada Hutchinson Bastavia

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