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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
8
Batavia hosts weekly updates with Paul M. Rapp promotions and product ads. Residents like Billy Wilson, Nellie Carter, and Harold Spencer figure in illness, visits, and trips to Columbus and Cincinnati. Community events include bake sales, lodge degrees, and church notices while farm equipment and fencing goods rise in local ads.
In New Richmond the evening social scene includes the visiting Bunday and Mrs. Auxier returning home and Mrs Tracey entertaining her kin. Cincinnati guests Ned Hoopa Rudolph Milberger and wives stop by. The Bequest of her er and a few days at Hornia with family appear in the record. Palma and Mrs Alme are mentioned with Sunday activities.
Mr and Mrs Coselet and family plan to move to Ripley this week where he works on road projects. Ford coupe owned by Mr and Mrs F Ludlow. Mrs Walter McDonough hosted Ruth Goodhue and Hazel Camery over the weekend. Theo Brumagen hosted guests including Bednagos Hutsul Moran Hawkins Waggel Williams and relatives. Dr and Mrs Bradley returned from a winter in the city. Miss Mary Johns visited Mrs Laura Dial and returned to Ashville North Carolina. Woman's Club to meet Saturday with Mrs John Hutson Amelia. Larkin of New Richmond visited Mrs Will Houser and the Surry sisters. Chas Hays spoke at Cincinnati Astronomical Society meeting last Friday night. Ch as Kearns and wife enjoy Florida before returning to Dedia. Reciproc committee met at Mrs Offutt to arrange event at Mrs Al Mauch Columbus on April 4. Rose Ayer entertained Emmett Ayer and family Bethel to dinner. T E Mattox and wife spent weekend with Pleasant Ridge friends. Mrs Arthur Shannon Ay Williamsville visited Ch arles Hendrix son and wife. Margaret Nash hosted visitors from Cincinnati and local residents. Roseanna Wilfort of Forestville visiting Wilbur Ayer and wife two weeks. Mrs Ernest Nash spending days with Harold Nash and wife at Merwin. Friends helped Emeline Mattox celebrate her 88th birthday on Wednesday March 11.
Raymond Ross spent Sunday with his uncle Leonard Ansteatt and family of Deerfield. Olves Ansteatt and family have moved to the Brown farm below Batavia. J Blackburn and family of Amelia moved into the A A Emma Garbe place in Perintown. Curtis Shinkle visited the city Sunday. Mrs Ed Ross and daughter Mary called on Mrs Clyde Ansteadt last Sunday. Walter Edinger and family moved to the Weaver farm above Batavia. Edith and Herbert Deem attended a serenade for Mr and Mrs Andy Loup of Perintown Friday night.
The Federal Land Bank Loan advertises loans at 5 percent for farmers with dividends lowering the rate. Contact J A Hartman secretary treasurer Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association 1807 Field National Bank Building Cincinnati Ohio. Also promotes Dr T J Ricker's Tonic Liver Pills with natural extracts for regularity and energy and lists prices and P O Loveland Ohio address.
A large paint company launches a broad advertising campaign offering five gallons of its best house paint free of charge to one property owner at each post office or rural route in the county. The firm seeks a local salesman in each county and asks interested persons to write Ventral Oil Company in Louisville Kentucky.
Mrs Loyd Patchell sustains facial burns from an explosion Saturday. Mrs Aug Carlier returns home after surgery two weeks ago in Norwood and shows improving condition. City visitors include Lela Hartmetz J B Livengood and M H Sapp returns from the springs.
In the Hillsboro branch notice trains connect Sardinia with Hillsboro. Trains depart Sardinia for Hillsboro daily at 6:00 a.m except Sundays and 10:00 p.m. The Hillsboro to Sardinia return runs at 7:16 a.m. and 12:16 p.m. Sundays exempt.
Bethel Nursery advertises over 80 apple varieties in 5 sizes with price points 17 25 85 40 and 45 cents each. It lists other fruit trees and sizes with seasonal opening from March through May and free catalogs.
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