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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1938
Page
5
Personal items from all parts of the county are shared via couriers. Notices include social visits, club gatherings, hospitalizations, and infections of local residents with several churches and societies hosting meetings and events.
Mrs P M Offutt Evett Perry and Frances visit the Weil family in Laurel. Beechwood Lodge hosts 63 Christian Fellowship Parish youths for a weekend house party near Batavia. Locals include Jimmy Carlisle at Highway Theater Wilhiamsville and visits by Nettie Cain and Bradford from WV.
The Batavia M E Church lists services with Minister Budd and Superintendent Morrison. Morning worship at 10 30 features a sermon titled Mothers at the Foot of the Cross. A teachers appreciation service is set for next Sunday at 8 00 PM. Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes speaks to the Men's Brotherhood at Milford High School auditorium Tuesday evening, a rare opportunity, with ladies night.
Mrs. Herbert McCormick and Chas. Seward host Sunday dinner with siblings and friends from Oxford. Mrs. Lewis Ansteadt visits Hyde Park East with daughter Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Norris. Two deaths：Lester Richardson six weeks old and Mrs. John Pierce eighty, funeral services at Monroe Funeral Home. Thos. Hill ill at Bethesda Hospital with strep infection. Mrs. Jos Stuart and Mrs. Herbert McCormick attend Women’s Regional Missionary Conference in Wilmington. Sunday guests include Mrs. Jos Dodds and West Carrollton locals.
Miss Clara Steward of Madisonville will present a Mother's Day program at eight Sunday evening at the M E Church. Nearby families and guests are mentioned visiting or staying with relatives including Badgley of Oakley, Jones of Price Hill, Warman, Sutton, and others with Social visits noted throughout the weekend and Monday.
The term jeune fille literally means young girl but in France it denotes a carefully chaperoned young woman aged fifteen to twenty one. In this country the terms subdeb ant deb come closer to conveying the meaning.
April 30 reports from the Montana County Federation of Women’s Clubs note eight clubs represented Attendees from Batavia Bethel Chile New Richmond Community New Richmond Fortnightry Loveland Milford Amelia. Upcoming plans include a June 2 gathering at New Richmond.
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer account, Edison tests a phonograph with workers watching. He speaks "Mary had a little lamb" and the device repeats it with a twist. The foreman bets cigars it won’t work and concedes after the replay.
Sunday entertaining at Hartmetz and Carlier households drew many relatives and friends. Guests included Dr Kluckner of Lynchburg Mrs Ostenfield and children, and Mrs Hartmetz's guests from Mt Washington Oakley Norwood Madisonville Batavia Milford and other towns. Paul Carlier on sick list.
The phrase is explained as the original meaning of El Dorado, referring to a regional chief in Venezuela rather than a country. The common belief that El Dorado is a nation is incorrect.
Local notices report a Union church meeting on May 6 at Perintown Church with Rev. Riffles and an upcoming Mothers and Teachers Club election May 12. Social updates include visits by Miss Margie Philhower and Philhower relatives, plus Fidelis Class meeting May 13. A Tower of London entry describes its royal origins and dimensions.
The article notes enduring struggles with subtraction while students show improved performance in addition and multiplication, suggesting a need for targeted arithmetic focus.
The article notes American vermilion differs from English French and Chinese forms. American vermilion is a basic chromate of lead used mainly in commercial arts, while others rely on cinnabar and chemical processes. VERBAL COLOR DIFFERENCES BASED ON REGIONAL PRACTICES.
Dubuque Iowa honors Julien Dubuque a French Canadian trader who secured a royal grant of 140000 acres from the Indians and led the lead mining venture that shaped early Dubuque.
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