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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1927
Page
5
Williamsburg residents host relatives and neighbors in a weekend of visits and gatherings. A church social featured a mock wedding, a piano fund drive, and a dollar-each raffle with rhymes. Local schools closed with a big dinner, and graduates Norris Gardner and Wendell Curry were recognized.
Names of local residents visiting relatives and guests are recorded. Guests include Mrs E Amann and Anna ear in Covington, Julia Glover and Miss Harris in lord, and Samuel Glover. visits by John Broise and wife in Georgetown. families like Mr and Mrs Paris ing and Mrs Rochester in Louisville. plus Mothers day program at the club and Spring term departures for Wilmington College.
Mrs 8 A Cbs called Brumagen at hamlet on Tuesday. Cassairt of city visited friends Mrs Seler and Miss Peck. Roy Halfast attended his mother in law funeral in West Vil. Mrs Roy Williams visited Cincinnati. Mrs Ethel Coombs and Marya Coombs attended the Woman's club at Amelia. Residents from here attended the play at Amelia last week. BK Graybill spent the day in town.
The Young people of the Christian Chapel present That Girl Ann at the school house Friday evening for charity. Home made ice cream and cake will be served. Several local residents and visitors are noted in brief social items and visits around town.
R T Sted and B J Hil ndili visited Bini Meyer on Monday evening. Wm Judd of Batavia spent Thursday with his parents. Lucille Whestle Annie and Louise Hater are on the sick list. Whitaker school children spent the day at the Zoo. Wm Bender visited Friday with Mrs. To er. Stepp and son visited H J Head and family Saturday. Louis Bach and family visited. Mrs Dan Foster and H N a renter for end ague Wendler and family Sunday afternoon. Troutman visited Mrs Otto Wessig Sunday afternoon. Chas smith of ocak was mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Schooley hosted Orval Schooley and family and Vernie Schooley and family from Oakley for Sunday dinner. George Ranson and family visited Lawrence Wilson near Eastwood and were joined by Lowell Rogers and wife from Newtonsville. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Samuel Hughes and visitors Riley Abers of Hartman. A lively spoiling and spelling contest followed.
Milford residents and visitors are listed social calls and visits across town. Mr and Mrs Blondin McKinnie hosted Belle South. Arbert Wyatt with family met Walter Fitzwater. Jennie and Ros Collins visited Ot Rinitss Hickey and daughter Milliard. J W Washburn and wife were in Marathon. Estel Hill and wife went to Owensville. Belle Bo rs and Belle Harado with families attended various gatherings.
A M Ellis Auctioneer announces services for selling farm implements land pure bred cattle and hogs. Booking dates for 1926 7. Contact Batavia 2797 or residence Withamaville Ohio P O Amelia No 2.
Misses Thelma Faucher of Cincinnati and Josephine Tres of Dilford spent Sunday as guests of L D Kennedy and family. Mr and Mrs R B Crabtree hosted visitors over the weekend in Jackson. Mr and Mrs G P Andereon and Harriett Parks were also noted with various relatives during the period.
Miss Mary Stroup of Cincinnati visited Roy Millberry and family. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Goodwin hosted Roy Goodwin and family, also Cincinnati visitors. George Marshal attended a friend’s gathering near Sardinia. More locals from Cincinnati and Williamsburg hosted guests and traveled to Mooresville Sanitorium and Lima, with several Sunday and church events noted.
A Bethel Ohio nursery advertisement lists apples pears plums and cherries with sizes and prices, including 8 to 7 feet and 4 to 6 feet well branched trees. It also promotes current gooseberries grapes privet and a range of shrubs shade and weeping trees. Season runs March through May with free catalogue from N Crain proprietor.
A girl walked backward into a garden at midsummer to gather a rose kept in a clean sheet until Christmas. The custom promised the rose would stay fresh as in June, a tradition noted by Clermont Courley.
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