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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1929
Page
5
The Ladies' Aid and church groups plan Easter activities including an Easter supper, egg hunt after Sunday school, and services led by Rev. Hartman. A long list of local residents and visitors share travels, illnesses, and gatherings, with obituaries and social notes from Bethel and Mt. Washington area.
Mrs Dameron and family visit Florence Kentucky sister. Mrs Greenwald and daughter visit Hyde Park. Samantha Bennett of Merwin visits granddaughter Mrs Charles Wilort Jr. Beulah Stricker of Linwood visits John Keeler. Fannie Laub calls on Hessie and Denham. Charles Wilfert Jr's family welcomes a boy. Carrie Meyer of Merwin calls on Mrs Hall. Virgil Wilfert visits Cris Brooks and wife. Arthur Speck assigned Cincinnati to Louisville run. Edwin Scott of Ohio Pike Garage dies in St Petersburg Florida. Minnie Nordyke visits Mrs Cyrus Gaskins at Merwin. Charlie Adams property sold to Mr Kendell. Mrs Wilcox of Cincinnati visits sister Mrs Martin Shannon.
Mrs Della Hughes attended an anniversary with D A members. Hazel Jones stayed with W H Jones while Ben McKibben and wife visited Wilmington. Mrs McKibben hosts her mother Mrs Hawkins of New Richmond. W H Jones injured fingers in a car door Saturday night. Zoe Henderson and Grace from Middletown visited. Lulu Steward hosted relatives from Milford. George McKibben works with Clyde Lewis at Hartman’s. The Simpson sisters visited home folks. Frank Irwin and daughter Mabel spent time with Davis and wife. Rev Fox made calls in area homes. Ella Hall of Winchester visits with sons Miles and Roy Deal and families. Mrs Fred Winters and son Billie from Astoria are visiting O L Page’s home. Stachia Patton of Williamsburg visits Cliff McGahan. Sunday guests at Chas Willis’s home included Harry Willis of Norwood and Virgi McGraw with two sons of Covington. M Alrey and Mrs W A Thompson visited Weber at Mt Crab. Mrs J G Richards spent a few days with Cincinnati relatives. Embroidery Club met with Mrs A B Blocher. Federation of Woman’s Clubs district meeting in Cincinnati hosted by Mrs B H Wilson and Mrs Chas Davis. Sam Mefford of Ripley visiting son T L Mefford and wife. Elsa and Florence Page of Cleveland spending four weeks with parents W A Page. Allan Harris and son Allan Lee visit Mr and Mrs Oliver House at Lookout.
The Clover M E Church Ladies Aid served a chicken dinner at the Legion hall in Williamsburg on Saturday night. A nice sum was realized from generous patronage.
Clermont county shows only 40 percent of its C M T C Camps quota filled as a government program for young men offers all expenses paid vacations at Ft. Thomas Kentucky. Eligible are boys over 17 with daily activities including military drill sports and an acclaimed 10th Infantry band conductor. Harold D. Nichols of Batavia heads county C M T C work and can supply information.
Citizens of Williamsburg push the question of building waterworks in a thrifty county town. Fires have occurred with little protection, East Fork provides water, standpipe site seen, council may act under a set budget without a public vote. Batavia offers ample water from the East Fork.
The American Legion council presents The Sky Raider in Milford Batavia Bethel and Loveland during the week of April 8 showing Captain Charles Nungesser's wartime exploits with planes used in the film The dates for Williamsburg Moscow and New Richmond shows will be announced later.
Judge Parker of the Brown County Commons Pleas bench sat Monday in court. The old petit jury was recalled for service.
After the death of T. A. Pinkham of Bantam, his widow found back numbers of the Courier dating to 1847 including a Bantam Spectator. Many firms from that era have vanished, and Pinkham’s valuable antiques will be sold Saturday April 6.
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