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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1943
Page
3
PT Isabel and nearby residents share a Sunday visit pattern with multiple families listed. Frequent callers include the Prestons, Tolins, Crawfords, Phillips, Ormes, Swartz, and Kinnett among others, with visits across Moscow Bethel Felicity Utophia and Bethesda hospital. Mrs Preston shows health improvement after an appendectomy.
Miss Alice Davidson hosted her Cincinnati guest Mrs Bes sie McAfee. Marjorie Miller visited Ken wood with her parents. Wanda Hagen from Cincinnati visited her sister the Malotts. Station Agent J W Pratt suffered a paralytic stroke last week. Vernon Chaney of Wooster call on his uncle J B Cover. Sgt William Creager from Ft Benning and wife visited Hyde Park. Jack Arewine and three sons visited Albert Bauer in Lebanon. Elmer Lee Hauck from Atterbury Camp spent time with his parents. Peggy Van Atta from Cincinnati spent Sunday with grandparents Fred and Mrs Van Atta. Danny McAdams stationed at Great Lakes Naval Base was home on furlough. John Elton Varney from Detroit spent weekend with wife and child. M D Kratzer hosted Vesta Club for reciprocity with New Richmond Club. Elmer Hauck and family visited Frank South in Lebanon. Charles Bailey of Enterprise visits the Varneys before San Francisco duty. Virginia Lefferson of Middletown spent weekend with parents. Celestine Chapter Eastern Star annual inspection set for May 11 at 8:00. Walter Creamer family of Georgetown spent Sunday with J C Campbell.
The Young People's Pilgrim's Fellowship plans a Mother's Day Tea at president Mrs Claude Tar vin's home next Sunday afternoon from 0 to 4. Invited are mothers and other guests. Warren Liston of Batavia and family visited with Harry Lytle and family Sunday.
Florida visitors plan to settle in Florida. Sewing club at Amelia hosted by Mrs. Glover. Birthday party for Gerald Adams with ten youngsters. Batavia and Amelia social gatherings featured talks by Mrs. Aden Nash and Miss Viola Miller on women in China. Cable greetings to Fritz Gates in Africa from Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Kelsey. Mother's Day Tea planned by Mrs. Claude Tarvin. Commodity Credit Corporation reports 16,047 loans on 3,854,141 bushels of Ohio 1942 wheat through April 10, 1943.
Greenberry M E church hosts Sunday evening service conducted by Rev J N Strickland. Social and family visits include the Stewards and Christys. Women's Society meets May 6 at Mrs Strickland's home. Several town residents visit relatives, sickness lists, and a death note for Frank Hartman.
Mrs Ralph Wittmeier spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs any Snell. Bill Morgan Lillian Morgan and friend visited Charles McGuire. Morgan on camp in Tennessee. William Duncan’s weekend with parents John Duncan. Mildred Morgan of Dayton and Cora Mae Jacobs of Cincinnati visited McGuire. Will Isaack hosted dinners for birthday celebrations with Kurtinitis Wortman Urban. Helen Merice home Thursday. Isaack and Kurtinitis Cincinnati visitors. Ed Huheey and son called on Lee Altmaier. Thomas J Thomas home on eight day furlough. Gibson party honored Thomas and birthday of Gibson and Retzler with Jones, Retzler, Thomas, Allen Thomas, Jack Vinson, Louise Thomas. George Patterson and Bert visited Mt Crab. Widmeyer and Newtown guests at Patterson home.
Ten Mile Tech figure Pliny A Teal of Falls Montana and Ed Culley of Heaven C along with Wm Bauman were dinner guests Tuesday with F A Lewis and son Gordon. The group joined gatherings with Clift family, Ilhardt attended a cousin funeral, and Randolph and Mack Stafford visited Felkamp in New Richmond with Frank Smith family. Sunday visits included Edward Frank with George Wohlfeil and Paul Wohlweinder groups from Fairview.
Willowville residents report several furlough related visits as Cpl. Pliny A Teal returns from Camp Phillips Kansas and Robbins also returns from a 10 day leave. Mrs Minnie Tolleis farewelled in Cincinnati funeral services. Local gatherings include a dance and card party at Cravers Inn Owensville and weekend visits around Owensville Elicks and Schneiders are noted.
Mrs Adam Lang Jr returns home from hospital as Sunday visitors include Joseph Waltner and Louis Wagner of College Hill. Pvt George Palan with buddies Pvt Peter Bunner return from Camp Van Dorn for a ten day furlough. R C Swan of Moore's Corner is ill. Abe Rhodin sold the Butler farm east of Locust Corner to Lee Martin. Local socials include Hand in Hand class party in Amelia and Batavia play attendance. Harold Fry learns of a brother and wife in Indiana losing an eight month old to whooping cough. Ella Cozart Lotta and Jess Bolender visit Herzog home.
The Mothers and Teachers Club in Perintown plans a bake sale Saturday May 8 at 9 30 a m in Milford at the former Sederberg Jewelry Co storeroom on Main Street Proceeds go to Mother s Day bakery needs A May 12 meeting at 2 00 p m at the school will elect officers and discuss business Members are urged to attend Previous hostess Mrs Wm H Bell entertained club ladies at her home with spring flowers and refreshments Attending were Mesdames Jos Miner Paul Friend George Rockwell J A Reed M Reed Thos Hornbeck L Berger C Whitehead Carpenter F Schwemberger Stegbaur Harris Trapp Shumard and others Mr and Mrs Wm A Evans of Madisonville and Mrs D C Foster visited relatives in Batavia
A Milford fellowship dinner at the Methodist church honored District Superintendent Dr E S Andre Mrs Andre Rev and Mrs F L Brown of the local church. Dr Mary Stone will speak next Tuesday at the Methodist church under the Women’s Society of Christian Service.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wiseman are grandparents to a 4 pound 14 ounce baby born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Wiseman at a Middletown hospital. They will live on Nordyke road near Nine Mile. Sunday visitors included Harold Raught and family from Norwood and others from Cincinnati Forrest Park Twelve Mile and Cin cinnati. Mrs Ralph Tate, formerly of the Ten Mile school building, died in Cincinnati from cancer. Mrs Nancy Heiler and Mrs Stone are ill or bedridden.
Mt. Pisgah residents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Menke and family Mr. and Mrs. John Hancock and daughter and Mrs. Harris McGrane visited the McGrane home Sunday. Mrs. Edna Hassinger was home Wednesday and Thursday. McGrane family member Julia Stevens is on the sick list with the flu.
Mrs. Clarabel Hall and Mrs. Rose Jackson attended a Quarterly Meeting at Mt. Pisgah on Sunday afternoon. Junior Frazee, employed in Lima Ohio, spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Day and son of West Virginia moved into the Orville Yates property. Mrs. Aubrey Redfield of Ft. Thomas Kentucky visited the Redfield home over the weekend.
The Churches of Christ, Scientist announce the Lesson-Ser mon titled Adam and Fallen Man to be read in all churches on Sunday May 9 1948 with the Golden Text from I Corinthians 15 22 stating As in Adam all die even so in Christ shall all be made alive The act that tells is the ad that sells.
A concise old style advertisement from the Cincinnati Union Stock Yards promoting customer-first service. It highlights a salesman named and stresses ongoing customer focus with a memorable slogan and an office phone number.
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