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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1921
Page
5
Dayton residents host relatives and friends from Louisville Cincinnati and Newport as visits and cheerful events fill the week. Notable occasions include a busy Baptist Home Missionary society meeting, a busy BESsy wedding for Martha Flora Goodman in Dayton, and Lafe Nash celebrating his 76th birthday with 40 neighbors.
Mrs Will Rahe and son Clyde visited Newport Kentucky. Mrs E F Nash hosted Grey Brown of Silverton Mrs Ralph Brown of Tennessee Mrs Daisy Sticksel of Newtown Mrs Julia Johnson of Summerside and Mrs Wm Perkins of Glen Rose Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W C Maddox spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Miss Emily Phillips spent Friday with Cincinnati friends. Mrs Mary Bell visiting her son Charles Rosenberger Madisonville. Edith Brazier and sons Mell and Harry visited Will Nagle family at Cherry Grove Sunday. Mary Backus attended a Cincinnati funeral Tuesday. Will Perkins couple hosted friends Sunday. Rose Day spent Friday in the city.
Mr and Mrs Fred Campbell and their young son visited the Sams family Sunday. Mrs Sam Andrews hosted friends including Mrs T Scot and Mrs Frank Miller of Norwood Friday afternoon. Clyde Collis visited home folks near Clarkeville Monday. Ethel Conway and a companion visited the Cottle family at Goshen Sunday.
Olive Branch hosts visitors from New Richmond and Cincinnati with several family and guest entries. Ladies' Aid plans Thursday gathering with Mrs Barbeau. Easter ice cream sale at the E church promises cake and coffee, all welcome.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure not achieved by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims thirty five years of use and that the medicine works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It urges immediate use and mentions testimony and distribution by CHENEY & CO of Toledo Ohio.
Griswold was in the city last week Wm Jordan and wife entertained Rev Sunday McMurray and daughter Alec Work and wife entertained their daughter and family of Bloom Rose Sunday Miss Anna Chaney and Charles Creager spent Sunday in the city Gid Doghem and wife attended the funeral of Mrs Hahn at Blanchester Mon Harley Marshal is seriously ill Esie Snider and family of Moore Fork with Dick Ingle Howard akle with Gail Davidson The ladies aid will hold their meeting at the church Saturday afternoon
Karl Moerline and wife visited his parents Sunday. Pred Topie and wife hosted guests for a busy dinner with John Bining, Olin, and their wives, plus Norman Fagin and Marie Wenreees of the city. Mrs 5 D 8oke and daughter B A spent Sunday with relatives. Swing family and friends came to town. several locals were noted visiting and entertaining.
Mr Schooley called to Newtonsville last Friday for funeral and interment of nephew Charley Meeks. Mrs Hattie Lee stayed with sister Mrs Massey at Batavia. Mrs Hughes visited Mrs Raymond Dawson. Mr and Mrs Amiott and Elton of Williamsburg visited W H Jones family. Mr and Mrs Ray Schooley of Walnut Hills visited his parents and Orval Schooley family in Newtonsville. Quinie Katherine Jones and Lee Wallace's wife and children on sick list. Cyrus Ridings and wife on a business trip in Batavia.
Mrs Lottie Blanchard Deem was in Batavia Friday. Miss Mabel Hines visits her aunt Mrs Mary Rawlings at Oakley. Walter George and Philip Sperr attended the funeral of their uncle Jacob Sperry in Dunlap Ohio Saturday. Miss Marguerite Blyth gave a shower at her home Saturday for Miss Eunice Krantz. Charley Ulemmen's barn was struck by lightning and burned last Sunday night.
Clarence Moore of Dayton visits cousin David Brunk and family in Owensville. Mrs. Emma Aber visiting daughter Mrs. O Emery at Orwood. Perry Grove did business in town. Hifreda Ferree of Bethesda Hospital stayed with parents in past week. Detric, buyer of the Doll farm, may move back to the city. J B Christy on Jackson Pike reported fresh fish. Delilah Miller did business in Batavia. Kad Dumford praised as a pleasant clerk at the butcher shop. Ben Mull's thirteen sheep were maimed by dogs Friday night. A dog drinking in a yard prompted discussion on sheep and dog containment. A plan to steal Captain Rudolph’s spare tire was thwarted. Mrs Ollie Bierman and neighbors mourned her death with services at home Wednesday. Mrs ermpen buried from Mt..ab cemetery Friday.
Roselett Bros host a party at Dr Leever’s residence in honor of Annalise Hitch’s eighteenth birthday. Guests arrived for music games and a noon lunch. Attendees included Nancy Hill Elizabeth Johnson Mildred Qonneon Marella Helena Eimer Norma Craver Vivian Leever Velma Marie Ansteatt Alice Roselott Edith Gochie Theresa Farrett Ellie Russell Myrtle Kimberly Eva Daniels Emma Shultz Orville Halpisch Hubert Ogden Herald Ted Spider Ed ar Koeble Alvin Hill Raymond Shultz Ester Leever Irwin Kauer Chas Gochie Fidwin Killen Louis Ducemin Allen Johnson and Howard Pierce.
The notice invites parishioners to preaching services at the Methodist church next Sunday afternoon. It welcomes all attendees. The item also lists local visits and guest appearances, including Mrs. Joseph Geeslin from the city, Mrs. Albert Mosbacker’s travels, and John Purdum visiting from Indiana.
Dr. Smith sold his former home owned by Mrs Calvin and moved into the Mott property at Lindale. City visitors include Walter McDonough and Mrs Chas Smith while Ed Jones plans a sale and move to Adams County. Mrs Will Williams hosts the Woman's Club next Saturday. Stanley Atwood and family traveled from Dayton Kentucky to visit Mrs Precilla Atwood.
Sam Meeks and family from Hamilton returned home after a few days with John Fox and wife. Annie Quinby drove to Columbus with Leslie and Ethel Cramer, Gladys and Clinton Powell, Freda Meek visited Miss Haze Locke Sunday. Miss Bessie Turner of Dayton visited with her parents. Joseph Banks spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs. Jessie Cox entertained her mother. Sherman Pierce and family from Hamilton visited John Creager's home last Saturday and returned Sunday. Ocie Meek of Hamilton and Ray visited Saturday evening with Miss Estella Ingle. Misses Jeanette Creager and Jaunita Pierce were also present.
E. O. Ireton conducts business in Columbus. Hutchinsons visited for their sister Estel Mulloy’s appendicitis operation at Bethesda Hospital. Harold Predmore stayed with his parents A. G. and Mrs. Predmore. Elizabeth Malad hosted Dr. and Mrs. Haas for dinner. Wilson Holland and wife entertained John Apgar of Xenia, Eva Werk and son Ebbert of Westchester, and Mr and Mrs George Holland for their 42nd wedding anniversary.
Mr and Mrs T E Mattox spent the week end with Will Acomb and wife of Pleasant Ridge. Samuel Ruby visited his sister Mrs Charles Henrickson. J Sargent and family hosted guests from Hopper s Hill. Louie Williams family Amelia and Floyd from Caton visited Oliver Ferris and Orville Troy of Lockland with Marshall Troy. Elizabeth Craner visiting Mrs Sallie Behymer. City visitors included T E Mattox John Cano Jesse Cross and Margret Nash for Billy Sunday meetings. Edger Eppert spent the weekend with A O Nash family in Batavia. Township Young People Conference held with good attendance. Next conference May 15 at Whiteoak. Ladies Aid bazaar and ice cream supper March 25 at the Academy.
Newtonsville social column lists visitors and gatherings from J. Washburn and spouses to families like Suttons and Bolsers. It records dinners, church events, a Ladies Aid meeting, and cemetery services with various residents including Mrs. Ware, Mrs. Karns, and Mr. Jordan.
The community enjoyed Easter activities with a Presbyterian church Easter market on March 2 offering baking dressed chickens bonnets and aprons. Social events included teas showers and a charity sale raising funds for Beeby sisters and other local needs. Also noted are health updates, church union meetings, a funeral, a classroom program at the Opera House, and upcoming performances.
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