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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1929
Page
8
Tax books are complete for June 1929 with Real Estate and Personal Tax same as December 1928. Special price tax not payable in June. mail checks or money orders early for receipts. Local notices cover county events, school alumni, repairs, baptisms, marriages, and upcoming Com mencement and Decoration Day activities.
Frank Ashley and wife of Newport visited Eugene Laycock's with R B Blaine and wife of Price Hill. The Laur e District Children’s Conference will be at Spring Grove Church Sunday May 19 at 1 p.m. Ernest Smith and family of Price Hill visited R B Moore's. Miss Mary Gelvin of city spent the weekend at home. Tom Brannen and wife visited M H Brannen and family. Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday May 15 with Mrs Frank Idlett as hostess.
We thank neighbors and friends who assisted us during our wife and mother’s sickness and death. Thanks to floral donors, those who sung, Rev. Fox for comfort, and T. Johnson for conducting the funeral. J Frank Hitchcock and family, Owensville, Ohio.
The closing exercises included a seniors juniors reception, a fine tragedy in the play, and a joyous commencement with an alumni gathering. Allen Ashton hosted a two course lunch at Clark restaurant followed by two hours of dancing. Numerous visits by relatives and friends from Cincinnati, Newport, Springfield, and Louisville marked a season of reunions and social events surrounding the school community.
Henry Laab and others entertained at Mr and Mrs Howard Hancock home in Pt Pleasant on Friday. Suffragy era of clubs features Bethel Woman's Club visit to Mrs Stella Wilson. The Philatheas met at Mrs Edna Wespear home Walnut Hills with Mrs Appey White and Mrs Charles Within visiting. Henry Laub headed to Virginia for road building work. Mrs Maude Rice of Milford visits Miss Joan Herron and friends. Theodore Bennett and wife of Sesmes noted.
Mrs Thompson sister of Mrs Bradley died in Cincinnati after being struck by a car while crossing the street. Della Ringer Clay and daughter visiting Mr Clay's relatives in Indianapolis. Bred Stapp busy painting and cleaning his property. Mrs Karl Huling hosted a birthday dinner for her father Geo Longhouser. Numerous local visits to family and friends noted from Batavia to Norwood and Wilmington College spring course. Several trips to see kin in Dayton and Madison, and a birth announced for Harle Montjar and wife’s May 1 son.
Earl Kincaid and family visited Norwood relatives on Wednesday while Wallice Orcott spent Tuesday in the city. Ruth Nash and Dorothy visited Mrs. Cleveland Sticksel at Newtown on Friday. Ruth Young and Oatey Shoemaker of Mt Washington spent the week with Harry and wife. Palmetto Lodge members visited Rebecca Lodge Wednesday night. Will Nagle and wife of Chevy Grove visited her mother Wednesday night. A number from here attended the Amelia commencement on Wednesday night. Mrs ave Maddux and Hazel visited the city Friday. Mrs Cameron of Ky visited her son Jov and family.
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