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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1942

Page

5

Community Notes From The Courier Correspondence

Local social happenings include visits from Cincinnati guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayse and Mr. and Mrs. William Bradley plus son Donald. meetings of Class No 10 with Mrs. Henry Laub. a Sunday trip to the Seven Caves with Miss Esther Coffelt. Philathea Class gathering with Mrs. Albert Steurer. Keith Williams of Sandusky weekend with family. Elmer Hockstock from Patterson Field Fairfield weekend with wife. Mrs. Cliff White Jr hosting a bridge club. County Men's Baptist Association meeting in the school auditorium with Hand-in-Hand class serving. dinner for Mrs. Russell Behymer and daughter Anne at the Williams home. Tri-C class honoring Mrs. Alice Maddux in Sunday school room. Junior-Senior banquet in the school auditorium. music by Hotel Alms musicians and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stump visiting from Norwood and Madisonville. visits by Mr. and Mrs. Tony Retzler and family. Mrs. Verna Jean Elick and W B Bolte visiting Col. W. B. Goldenberg at Indiantown Gap Pa.. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leisure entertaining their son and his wife from Madisonville.

Henry Laub Esther Coffelt Virgil McGraw Seven Caves Philathea Albert Steurer Keith Williams Sandusky Elmer Hockstock Patterson Field Fairfield Cliff White Jr Bridge Club County Men’s Baptist Association Amelia, Baptist Church Russell Behymer Anne W. A. Williams Alice Maddu Tom Brown Norwood Geo. Stump Madisonville Ray Elick Tony Retzler Nick Retzler Verna Jean Elick W. B. Bolte Col. W. B. Goldenberg Indiantown Gap Harry Leisure

Local social notes from Batavia and nearby towns

Batavia residents and guests visited friends in Hamilton Blanchester Cincinnati Columbus and St Louis over the weekend. House moves and vacations included Mrs Hogberg Mr Rhode Mrs Slade Miss Reynnolds and Mrs Oxley with Rotary and church groups meeting ahead of Mother’s Day events.

Mt Pisgah Embroidery Club Meets and Local Visit Highlights

The Mt Pisgah Embroidery Club met with Mrs Floyd Stevens. Marjorie Miller and Julia Stevens joined the New Richmond high school group on a Moonlight ride up the river. Several local visits and family gatherings are noted including Mrs Andrew Fox hosting her Cincinnati sister and Mr and Mrs Harris McGrane planning a move to Milford.

Mt. Pisgah H Floyd Stevens Marjorie Miller Julia Stevens New Richmond High School

Amelia observations and social notes from Amelia area

Hamlet Omar Loudenback spent days at Churchill Downs last week. Local visitors include Mesdames Huling Hu ling Houser and Houser, plus Wm. Tabscott and Charles Houser. Mrs. Cain awaits a Chicago visit with family. Mrs. Harry Kelsey aided at Green's Restaurant Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Brumagen attended Mrs. Hawkins's birthday in New Richmond Friday. Amelia Woman's Club plans a May 16 reciprocity talk by Judge Hauserman. Dr. Offutt and Mrs. Offutt hosted Mrs. I. L. Thompson of Dearborn Mich who announced her daughter Janet's Aug 2 marriage to Earle Halstead of Brooklyn. Juniors Houser Hauck and Wamble enjoyed the Junior Senior banquet. Amelia Woman's Club to host New Richmond Fortnightly Club Saturday. Rosemary helped with a banquet and dance last week.

Omar Loudenback Churchhill Downs George Earl Huling Earl Huling Wm. Tabscott Charles Houser Martha Jean Houser Cain Chicago Harry Kelsey Green’s Restaurant Brumagen New Richmond Amelia Woman’s Club Judge Hauserman Offutt I. L. Thompson Dearborn Mich Janet Earle Halstead Brooklyn N. Y Houser Hauck Wamble Rosemary Amelia

Origin of Softball and Return of David Remley

The game of softball, once called indoor baseball, originated in 1887. David Remley left Saturday evening to return to the West Coast for duty after a furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Homer Remley.

David Remley West Coast Mrs Homer Remley

Glen Este Folks Visit Relatives Over Weekend

Mr and Mrs George Patterson visited their son Robert and family in Norwood on Sunday. Louise Philips and Mr Vogel spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Phil Sperry. Vogal leaves for the army in a few days. Mr and Mrs Robert Hoffman had Sunday supper with his sister in Cincinnati. Mrs Ralph Wittmeier of Linwood spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Snell. Mrs Eugene Fietag is home from the hospital and her baby remains in hospital care. Nettie Fisher and son spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Jesse Beagle. Ralph Whitt called on Ed Huheey Sunday. Miss Sue Smythe spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs H B Smythe.

George Patterson Robert Norwood Louise ‘Philips Mr. Vogal Phil Sperry Vogal Army Robert Hoffman Cincinnati Ralph Wittmeier Linwood Snell Eugene Fieretag Nettie Fisher Jesse Beagle Ralph Whitt Ed Huheey Sue Smythe H. B. Smythe William Smyser S. J. Mayhew Joe Ivin Wagner Johnstown F. B. Mayhew James David Paul Mayhew James Mayhew Dayton Marion Gregory St. Mary’s Hospital Rev. Gray Oklahoma Roy Woodruff Russell Woodruff Sandra Mac Bartlett Felicity John Terry Gilbert Sipple Margaret Robert Sipple Latonia

Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Hospital News

Pt Isabel and Calvary folks visited friends in Felicity Norwood and Dayton. Marion Gregory underwent appendectomy at St Marys. Marci Ann Hesler, recently released from Children’s Hospital, shows improvement amid a string of family visits and hospital calls across Felicity Latonia and Bethel.

Local Social News From Nicholsville And Nearby Areas

A flurry of weekend visits and family updates unfolds including Mr. and Mrs. Forest Barkley of Dayton staying with the R B Moore home, Mrs. Mary Hanke’s Bethel stay, Hugo Hanke in Virginia, and multiple calls on E A McMurphy. Weddings and church events outline a busy week with Mother’s Day plans at Spring Grove, visitors from Lebanon and Connersville, and a Denver Calloway Marian Knowles marriage in Dayton Kentucky followed by a Pennsylvania honeymoon and a forthcoming shower at Elsie Kennedy’s home. Relatives and neighbors, including the Sthoulbarg and Frazee families, visit Flemingsburg and Latonia, with funeral pages touching West Union.

Forest Barkley Dayton R. B. Moore Mary Hanke Bethel Hugo Hanke Virginia W. C. Turton Lebanon E. A. McMurphy The Grange Spring Grove Samuel Sthoulbarg Lewis Sthoulbarg Fischer Harry Sthoulbarg Evalyn Schulman Wm. Fleece City Melvin Hall Connersville Ind Denver Calloway Marian Knowles Pennsylvania Elsie Kennedy R.B. Moore Flemingsburg Charles Myrick Latonia Chas. Frazee George Young Donald Snider Alexander, Ky Keith Walcher Norwood Charles Frazee West Union

Greenberry Preaching Services and Community Visits

Sunday worship at Greenberry Methodist Church announced. Local residents and guests including Emmett Jester and family from Kentucky, Charles Davis and children, and the Vearil, Perry, Strickland, Jobe, and Ashton households visited relatives across the area. Women's Society of Christian Service noted for May 7 at Rev Strickland’s.

Greenberry Greenberry Methodist Church Emmett Jester Kentucky Emerson Jester Charles Davis Effie Irvin Carter Lancaster Hamilton Louis Lancaster Women’s Society of Christian Service

Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Birthdays

Mr. Holly Reid Vaught and wife of Elm wood visited sister Mrs. Alis Ross and family on Sunday. Fred Topie's birthday was celebrated with relatives including daughter Virginia Hicks. Norman Fagin and Page Dawson visited uncle Ed Dawson in Moscow. John Guchard upgrades home with a bath room by Al Strong of Amelia. John Kennedy sells rhubarb from a large patch. Mrs. M. Richter won a Silver pie server at a Brush demonstration hosted by Mrs. Herb Thomas. Laura Mel resigns from Sontag grocery store. Franz caring for daughter Mrs. Vesper Poe after hospital return. Mary Fagin hosted guests from Beth el and Augusta, Ky. J. N. Thayer marks 81st birthday. Mrs. elle Follow improving and plans to return home.

Reid Vaught Elmwood Alis Ross Fred Topie Virginia Hicks Norman Fagin Page Dawson Ed Dawson Raymond Moscow John Guchard al Strong Amelia John Kennedy M. Richter Herb Thomas Laura Mel Sontag Hamlet Franz City Vesper Poe Mary Fagin James Burke Arthur Brown Bethel Mayme Buchman Augusta B. T. Swing J. N. Thayer Elle Follow

Belfast-Williams Corner Sermon On Mother's Day Program

Sunday service at 9 30 with Sunday school at 10 30 inviting all. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Lakey of Cincinnati and Miss Eloise Davis of Milford staying with Mildred Ann McCormick. Guests Margaret Jones Gladys Humphries and family. Holmes, father of Mrs Humphries, is critically ill. Allen Marshall has a badly infected eye. Burgess family and Mrs Johnston of Madisonville visited Friday evening. Milford Senior class play attended by locals Friday.

Bara Lanham Milford Hart Reed Thomas Linville Charles Day Roy Cordrey Frances H. F. Jobe J. Hutzel Cincinnati Ray Preston Eloise Davis Mildred Ann McCormick Margaret Jones Gladys Humphries Mr. Holmes Humphries Messrs John Jones Chas. Charendage Charles Seward Allen Marshall Gertrude Burgess Helen Eunice Johnston Madisonville

Jaguar Fiercest Beasts of Prey in America

The jaguar is described as the fiercest beast of prey in America and is noted for attacking humans without hesitation.

America

Nine Mile Neighbors Share News From Kentucky And Nearby

Mr and Mrs Bertrang visited old neighbors in Kentucky while Mr and Mrs Clarence Alberts plan to move into their new Nordyke Rd home. H Stone bought pigs from Homer Light on Twelve Mile and W Gaskins bought land from George Behymer. Larry Clark hosted a birthday party for Jackie with guests from Price Hill Georgetown and local families. Jacob Hauser recovered from grippe. Recent Stone visitors included Jeff Tomison family and Renels.

Bertrang Kentucky Nordyke Rd H. Stone Homer Light Twelve Mile W. Gaskins George Behymer Larry Clark Jackie Wm. Miller Dorothy Billy al Effelman Tarry Williams Price Hill Weatherspoon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles Mayse William Bradley Donald C. D. Fisher Willowville Batavia George Slade Charles Slade H. F. Buerkle Cleve Kirgan Irene Reynnolds Bell Telephone Exchange Elmer Rhode Herbert Hogberg Hogberg Elton Miller Market St Ollie Smith Blanchester John Glancy Charles Miller St. Louis Clarence Corliss Tom Remley Carolyn Scott H. C. Reed E. H. Speidel F. M. Oxley Rotary Paul McAfee Harris George Davis Clarke Gregg Nancy Windbish Portsmouth Barton Kane Columbus Nellie Lytle Broadway Club Batavia Eastern Star CIC Methodist Sunday School Joseph Coyle Pearson MT. Pisgah Andrew Fox John Hancock H. B. McGrane Harris McGrane C. O. Manlief Evenston Samples Delmer Smith Kenton Hare Hawkins Burton Hawkins Covington Robert Rudolph Harry’ Beard Charles Diss Harry Henning E. T Glen Este Isabel Carrie Schwab Marshall Abrams Calvary Jacob Groppenbacher Julia Marksberry Calvary Ladies Aid Sadie Abrams Sam Henson Clayton Henson Lucille Higby Jewell Fancher Ray Stairs Henry Rossman Bert Higby Lucille Mary Alice Clarence Gregg Clarence Beach Tennessee Beckelhmyer Arch Lanham Barbara Jeannine Junior Lanham Marcia Ann Hesler Marciann Children’s Hospital Alice Althaus Nicholsville Harold Eveland Homer Ashton Mary Lou Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Mr. Holly Belfast Williams Charles Lakey Long Home Mr. and Clarence Alberts Stone Home Jeff Tomison Erma Jeff Jr Renels BUICK Plymouth DODGE Chevrolet the Security Motor ‘Co H. R. Ayer Sec’v.Treas Batavia, Ohio Auxier Water Street
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