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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
8
Cler mont Courier reports readers in Batavia and Moorefield visiting relatives including Joe Stage and family from Lockland. Annie Jackson dies after long illness. funeral in Batavia. Mentions endorsements sought for a government position and a Pleasant Ridge residence.
The column lists church activities at U B church with Sunday school and Christian Endeavor, revival meetings begin Sunday evening, phone orders available through Jackett and Dowdney. It notes Nelson Judd, a Civil War veteran, passing in Dayton on March 2. H J Arnold reports a good apple crop outlook from New Richmond.
The Ladies and Mens Bible Classes held a school wide contest with the men winning. The event ended with a candy treat and a banner to be kept next quarter. Activities continued with other classes. a bake sale was planned at Mr Jorclock’s home and a Friday evening event on April 1 at the Presbyterian Sunday school. John Littleton visited Cincinnati. T Brown and family hosted relatives. James Purdum visited Georgetown. Mrs O Edwards attended a funeral at Con cord. Will Fipak greeted old friends. HB Hill and wife visited Harry Bly.
Madison County Republican leaders urge Charles C. Crabbe to run for Ohio Attorney General citing his three terms as Prosecuting Attorney and service in the 44th General Assembly. Local notes include ads for oil stoves, Tanlac endorsements, real estate services, fencing, and social notices from Batavia and Williamsburg areas.
Leslie Cramer and family hosted in Cincinnati while Eilen of Norwood visited the Doughmans. Mrs. T F Lyon and Lloyd spent time with Mrs. Jonas in Cincinnati. Pierce Adams called on his daughter Difford Cramer. George Shriner is ill. Numerous residents visited relatives or traveled for business including the Meeks, Maggie Doughman of Norwood, John Weaver, Tom Leaverton and family, and Ada Mouce of Woodland Park. United Brethren services return to Owensville on April 2 with Pastor J G Luechauer inviting all.
Local residents visit relatives and conduct small town business across Williamsburg Williams burg Monterey. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Bingaman Mrs H McMullen and children Mrs Frank Singleton Mesdames Clara Jester Allen Steward W R Ireton Bessie Weak Taylor Connor and families. Preaching planned at Monterey Christian church with Rev HE W Thornton back as pastor. Roads improve prompting wider attendance. Sunday April 2 set as first service day.
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