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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1921
Page
8
Local notes report Judge Joseph on official business in Georgetown and return plans for a murder case grand jury in Blairville. Community tidbits include visits from Cincinnati residents, high school social events, new Batavia Vulcanizing Co. opening, and Mother’s Day sermon by Dr. McCulloch with a citywide welcome.
The examination for teachers and promotion of Eighth grade pupils for supervision district No 1 will be held Saturday May 7 1921 in the Batavia school building. Examinations start 8 30 a m and end 6 p m. The missionary societies will meet at the Methodist church Friday afternoon.
The Ladies' Helping Circle will hold a rauertory tea at the home of Mrs Jessie Bly on Thursday afternoon with all members and guests invited. Miss Velma Hobbs of the city visited her uncle W Hobbs Sunday. Mr and Mrs Geo Shields spent Sunday with B F Gover and wife at Ebon Hill. Mrs English of Canton visits Mrs Rose Littlesleton. Hamlet's Mo as called on friends. Justice wife attended the bac calaureate sermon at Bethel Sunday.
John Burkhard received word of his brother George Burkhard's death in Kentucky. Elmer Rising, Walter Ingall spent Sunday with his mother. Mart Bennes and wife attended a paper in Withamaville hosted by the Ladies' Aid. Mary Aultman, wintering in Wheeling, visited Geo Taylor and wife. Olin Fagin hosted Miss Helen and Miss Phyllie Burke of Chicago. Mrs Arch Herget traveled to Lindale to see her sick father. The Ladies' Helping Circle held a quilting day led by Mrs Walter Muzzy on Friday the 5th. Fay Kincaid and family visited from Slayton. Clifford Myrick moved to Amelia. Mr Gadd from Amelia occupies the vacated cottage. Olin Fagin bought Demaris farm. Vernon Stickle visited the Henning family. Mrs Myrick and daughter moved back from the city. J B Lytle remodels his home with modern kitchen and bath. Churchgoers invited to hear Rev S Bennet of Seven Mile preach the second Sunday each month.
Miss Jennie Black spent last week with her sister in city. Miss Alynee Lytle had a birthday dinner Sunday. Ben Phillips visited relatives in Bethel Wednesday evening. Robert Foster moved his household to his parents near Live Branch. Jennie Average and Sallie Woods attended a Sunday meeting last Friday. Mrs. Dudley has one daughter. Eva andunday, Marty Silot, and others in McOonaug attended. The Platheas surprised Mattie on Friday evening. Sincere sympathy expressed by friends and the community. What is the reason for the awful slaughter of prices by the Coyle Buggy and Implement Co Batavia Ohio.
Alberta Elizabeth Jones daughter of G. O. and Florence Jones died April 17 1921 at age two years nine months eight days after a spine curvature illness. She sang hymns Loved by family she leaves grandfather and grandmother parents two brothers one sister and many friends. The family thanks neighbors Rev Storer undertaker Dailey and flower donors.
Auction lists farm assets and household goods for sale including 18 year old milch cow, 50 Rhode Island Red hens, 1200 bean poles, 8000 tomato plants, 80 sacks fertilizer, 14 hot bed sash, milk cans, oat tools, dining set, bed sets, range and stove, and more. Items will be sold at 10 am with terms cash under $5 and six months on bankable notes. Auctioneer A M Ellis of Williamsville Ohio conducts sale with lunch by M E church Ladies Aid.
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