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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1941
Page
5
Courier Correspondence lists entertainments visits and health news. Dr and Mrs C F Barber hosted the Clermont County Medical Association gathering while Nellie Gregg visited local friends. Several residents travelers and relatives are noted with hospital stays moves and social events across the week.
Mr and Mrs Ellis and family attended the wedding anniversary of his parents in Mt Washington Sunday. John Pommert of Amelia spoke at a Cincinnati florists organization on Dahlias. J R Carlisle a Dahlia grower joined the group. Mrs J R Carlisle visited Ashland Kentucky. Residents anticipate a wider Amelia street. Several local members attended sewing club in Amelia. Mrs Frank Dillon hosted. Mrs Houser escorted several to the city for Woman's Club in Amelia. Norman Fagin and Mrs Mary Fagin ill wish for recovery. Mrs Tarvin returned home from the hospital improved.
Mt Holly Christian Chapel invites attendees to a full day Fellowship Service at Pt Isabel Church on the 21st with a program by nine churches. A very enjoyable day is anticipated and attendance is encouraged.
Guests of Mr and Mrs Ben Clemons included Clyde Edwards and daughter Susan from Loveland and George Jones and daughter Martha Ann from Mariemont. C C Morrow of Oakley treated for appendicitis at Bethesda Hospital Friday night. Auburn Bigam admitted to Christ's Hospital for infected knee. condition fair. Inez Morrow home from Bethesda and recovering. Local group visited Auburn Bigam in hospital. Miami University students, Oxford Ohio, attended a play. Women of the Christian Service plan a paper drive the first week in April. Eugene Wilker hosted farewell party for Harmon Shoo prior to camp in Texas. Billie Bryant left for a Kansas camp.
Local notes show Good Friday services planned at the Owensville Church as residents recall community events. Mrs. Pearl Dixon and daughter from Cincinnati visited the Gross home, while Mrs. Carrie Seibert spent time with the Fye family in Madeira.
Locust Corner notes list Marion and Linda Lou Eppert visiting John Cann and wife, plus Shuck and Sebee guests from Clifton and Amelia. New births at Williams and Gullett halls, with James Edward and a daughter. Claude Behymer wed Elizabeth Steward in Florida and will live in Pt. Pleasant. Amelia residents visit Emma Knause. Bert Lindsey and Annabelle aid Fred Sergel recovering from an auto injury. Elroy Reed and Russell Deitz guests of Mrs Schney.
Mrs. Rowe Harris hosted the T A C gathering Thursday afternoon. Mr J H White and daughter Nina hosted a dinner Thursday evening with guests including Mr and Mrs Ver il of Boston and several White family members. Mrs John Hill of Mansfield visited the Harris home, others hosted dinners for Mrs Hill. A N Ely and Elizabeth Cowdrey entertained. Mesdames Britton and Davidson returned from Dillsboro Indiana. Bertha Hutton joined James Hesler and Mrs Caldwell in Georgetown. Mrs Maggie Moyer returns from Cincinnati hospital to Middletown with sister Mrs Fred Van Etta. Mrs M R Sentman hosted a St Patrick party with Ely, Davidson, Harris, Maham, Britton, N J White, and Ralph Fuhr. H L Britton is seriously ill at home.
Mr and Mrs Harry Snell hosted a gathering including Mr and Mrs Brinkman from Mt Carmel Mr and Mrs Ralph Wittmier of Linwood and Mr and Mrs Wittmier of Clough Pike plus other relatives in Glen Este on Sunday for Mr Snells birthday. Family and friends also visited with Mr and Mrs Robert Hoffman and enjoyed Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Phil Sperry. A shower was held for Mr and Mrs Pat Sebastian at his mother's home. The community expressed sympathy on the passing of Mr Fred Hammonn.
Public Utilities Commission records show W I Trucking Inc of Batavia Ohio has filed for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to operate five 1 ton tractors and five dump trucks on irregular routes to and from Clermont and Hamilton Counties. Interested parties may contact the Public Commission of Ohio in Columbus for more information.
Mrs Asher Cropper and children Jackie and Barbara spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs R M Canter of Felicity. Bill Hutson birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Steurer. Mr and Mrs Charles Dillon of Mt Washington and Mr and Mrs L Hopkins of Cincinnati joined Mr and Mrs Frank Dillon for Sunday dinner. Mr and Mrs Clarence Galbreath of Erlanger and Mr and Mrs John Wallingford of Germantown Ky attended Monday dinner with Mr and Mrs W A Williams. Sewing Club met with Mrs Dillon Monday evening. Mrs Harry Laub and her husband traveled to Pittsburg for a two week stay. Mr Laub is road contractor in the area.
Mrs. Harry Patchell and Mr. and Mrs. Patchell attended the wedding of Miss Ruth High, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred High of Oakley, at the Presbyterian church in Norwood. Several local residents hosted and visited over the weekend, including Hartwell and Milford connections, with a farewell party for Moore McConaughy and Raymond Paul set for March 21 in Fort Thomas, Kentucky.
Mr and Mrs James Jennings returned home last week after wintering in California. Mrs Clarence Sharp visited Mrs Maude Sloan. Mrs Turner is on the sick list. Mr Oole and Mr Owen Albert driving new Chrysler. Mr Tipton Coper and Mr Valentine from Ten Mile transacting business on Nine Mile last Saturday. Mr Botch Jr building a residence on the hill behind Temple homestead. Jacob Longhouser added a new house to his camp city recently. Mrs Wildman and Mrs Homer visited Mrs Nancy Hiler who has been ill. Mr and Mrs Larry Clark entertained guests last weekend.
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