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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1929
Page
5
Local social pages list visits and gatherings with neighbors and relatives across Newtonsville and Lindall. Names include Strawhoover Pringle VanCamp Williams Dimmitt Barrons Dumford and many more as families host and travel to friends in Blanchester Milford and Cleveland. A fish supper and farewell party mark events for church members and residents moving to Bethel and Franklin.
Elsie Utter and Mary Vera Snyder visited Wilmington with the Misses Taylor. Harry Carlier hosted his parents and Mrs Gus Carlier on Sunday. Edward Arnold and family from Xenia spent Monday with John Craver and wife. Mrs Abernathy returns from a Cincinnati winter. Roy Groves and family visited Edenton. John Huber and Mrs Rachel Philhour ill visit noted. Esther Anstaett from Middletown schools was home for weekend. Alvin Anstaett and family with Y Anstaett in city. Emma Schultz teaches at Mt Zion to finish term after Devine resignation. Lew Anstaett, Herbert McCormick and families called on Carrie Utter.
Miss Lina Osborn aged citizen dies at home Thursday evening funeral held at residence Saturday conducted by Rev. Geo L Fox. Remains buried beside her mother in family cemetery near Burdsall. She leaves one brother two sisters and several relatives. Several local visits and social notes follow including visits in Wilmington Covington Cincinnati Dayton and Hyde Park. The item ends with a brush fire incident where school children helped extinguish.
A note requests information on cancer causes and remedies for pain bleeding and odor. It asks writers to address Indianapolis Cancer Hospital in Indianapolis Indiana 20112 and mentions publishing in the paper today.
Incoming residents and visitors are noted in brief farm and social mentions across Norwood Newtonsville Blanchester Newtonaville and nearby towns. Names include Roy and Mauda Williams Mrs Sarah Stouder and Mrs Cora Dumford with local Mrs Morrow moving to Newtonaville and Jake Foxley related items.
Loc residents enjoy a hearty smothered chicken dinner with a full side menu at the Legion Hall next Saturday at 6 30 served by Olver Methodist Church ladies. The day also offers cottage cheese for sale and plans for a charity lunch. Local clubs and church groups report meetings and social events including a Geography at the table talk and a Shawls Breakfast pageant under Mrs Curry. A Venus opera house show with magician and mind reader is announced for March 21.
Bro thers near Hamepesville with Rev Abbott and Batavia kin shared dinner with Ed Ross and family last Sunday. Emma Garbe stayed with Edgare Garbe and family in South Mil ord. Cecil Grimes and family relocated to Perintown. Alfred Woodmansee moved from Pleasant Hill into Grimes’ former home. Clarence Garbe visited Henry Binning in Perintown. Mary Ross of Neville spent the weekend at home. Louise Garbe of the city spent the week there. Mr and Mrs Math Schiller attended a city party Saturday night.
Felicity school band, winner of last year’s Class B state contest, seeks another honor as rehearsals begin for this year. Director John D. Naylor says the group is in better shape than ever and over 100 Felicity residents attended the latest rehearsal to hear the program.
Public sale announces terms of sale. Sums of ten dollars or less paid in cash. over ten dollars accepted with six month bankable note or discount for cash. Auctioneers Wim. and Eugene Steelman. A.M. Ellis, auctioneer. Lott Hulick, clerk.
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